I've been holding off on this review because I hate when the good places go viral and I get…read moreswarmed. But Bristol Farms is such a gem, and way better than Whole Foods. Even though each store has a strengths, I feel like overall Bristol Farms is the better of the two. This is speaking as millennial and maybe Bristol Farms serves a more immature crowd. Hopefully it stays that way. They have everyday products and they have very niche products. Literally something for everyone their bakery is delicious and of course they have their classic big cookies that are served warm. I haven't had anything from the juice/coffee bar yet, but I will next, however the poke bar and the hot bar, never disappoints and that is why I'm writing this review finally. Today I had a flounder piccata mashed potatoes, perfectly roasted vegetables, and pasta Bolognese with huge chunks of beef. Everything was delicious. The flounder even remained crunchy two hours after leaving the store they don't have the variety in the hot bar that Whole Foods has, however, the quality is far superior, and the flavor is in the upper echelon compared to Whole Foods. These are consistent findings within the self-service food area even within the deli carving station. Sometimes they have turkey briskets. I believe I've even purchased prime rib there and the quality and flavor is always on point consistently the presentation of all of their items never fails either also, every time I go to Bristol Farms you're always greeted with a smile. The staff is really nice and in general they look like they're happy to be there which makes the shopping experience that much better.

I usually stop in to grab a protein drink these days because of the convenience of location but…read morethis locations service continues to be just terrible. I inquired about why the self checkout stands are always closed here and the cashier Joanna replied with a snarky attitude about not being able to "watch" the self checkout or something along those lines. For a "premium" grocer, the less than "premium" customer experience is definitely not the case at Bristol Farms.

"Five stars for EV Pros! If you're looking for a pro to install a Tesla Wall Connector, look no…read morefurther. I spent a lot of time searching for the right company, and I'm so glad I chose them. Communication was great--I mostly texted them because of my work schedule, and they always got back to me with clear answers. Russell was punctual, professional, and handled the city permits without any issues. Everything went perfectly. Thanks again, team!"

Tesla wall connector was installed within couple of days of contacting EV Pros at a very reasonable…read moreprice. Russel was prompt, responsive and knowledgeable. Kwan, the tech, was very professional, kind and well experienced. Highly recommended!

Frequent here a lot being the closest DC Fast Charge by my house. Had issues once with Sheldon in…read morethat it would not connect. Called it in to EVgo who had it serviced w/in a week. No issues since. With two stations, prompt repairs, and easy to contact EVgo I feel 4 stars are in line. Thank you EVgo be back soon.

This is what EV charging should look like…read more As a Tesla owner, I've charged at a lot of stations over the years, and Rove is by far one of the nicest charging facilities I've been to. The first thing that stood out was the size of the station. There are 40 DC fast chargers, including 27 Tesla chargers, so finding an available charger wasn't an issue. The entire facility feels modern, clean, and thoughtfully designed with large solar canopies providing shade over the charging stalls. What really separates Rove from a typical charging stop is everything else they offer. There's a ReCharge by Gelson's market with snacks, drinks, and fresh food, a comfortable lounge with free Wi-Fi, clean restrooms, a car wash, complimentary vacuums, and even a water bottle filling station. It feels more like a premium travel stop than a charging station. I especially appreciated the little details. The property was spotless, there was security on site, and the complimentary vacuums were a nice touch. The facility feels safe, well-maintained, and welcoming whether you're stopping for 15 minutes or a longer charge. The location is also convenient right off the 5 Freeway, making it an easy stop while traveling through Orange County. As EV adoption continues to grow, this is exactly the type of charging experience I'd like to see more of. Plenty of chargers, great amenities, clean facilities, and a comfortable place to spend your charging time. If you're an EV owner and haven't checked out Rove yet, it's worth the stop.

Lots to like here in this 3 in 1 EV charging station, car wash and mini-market…read more The EV charging is plentiful and well well utilized certainly does not ever get completely full so there are always charging spots available every single time I've been here. I will say that compared to some local places the $10 car wash is really not a great deal for the short little wash compared to other places where a full use any time membership can be had for the cost of three visits here Getting back to the positives, the market is very well stocked with lots of great items and generally most people will find an abundance here of anything they're looking for, but I'm not necessarily sure that everything here is geared toward the typical demographic of EV user and for that matter even the brand of Gelson's. Coffee options are frankly awful and there are lots of premade foods which aren't really so much grab and go but also take home so I kind of question that as well as the typical 711 style hot dog set up. The highlight here is the very comfortable lounge area with plentiful seating, which is kept immaculately clean as well as the bathrooms, which are well-maintained. Overall, this is certainly superior to just parking at EV Charger in a basic shopping center or isolated parking lot and with maybe a few tweaks it could become something excellent but even as it is, it is very good and I still highly recommend it.

New supercharger in YL, located in the "Home Ranch" strip mall parking lot for Bodhi Coffee, Blue…read moreAgave, JSan Ramen, & lots of healthcare oriented business. UCI health in the back. Total 8 stalls, with 2 charging spots in middle of the lot, & additional 6 against East wall. Since opening, it'll be 0-3 cars upon arrival. I'm assuming it'll get crowded soon. Charging 8 Superchargers, available 24/7, up to 250kW

Small charging station but gets the job done quickly.read more

Over the past few years, Brea Mall has undergone a major transformation with the addition of a…read morebeautifully renovated wing and outdoor area. The new mix of shopping, dining, and family-oriented offerings has made it an even better destination. I'm go to the Uniqlo and Shibuya LA all the time, which are fantastic additions for anyone looking for Japanese fashion, skincare, and cosmetics. Several existing retailers have also refreshed their spaces, including Coach and Lululemon, giving the mall a more modern feel. The outdoor plaza and children's play area are wonderful additions for families. It's a great place to relax while kids burn off some energy and the pet-friendly outdoor spaces make it even more inviting. The dining scene has also improved dramatically. With restaurants like Din Tai Fung, North Italia, Kalbi Social Club (KBBQ), The Melt, and Pacific Catch all within steps of the mall. There are plenty of excellent sit-down options for before or after shopping. The addition of LA Fitness and the new apartment complex will likely make this area even more vibrant and lively. Brea Mall has done an impressive job evolving into more than just a shopping center. It's revived the mall and become a true community destination where you can shop, dine, exercise, and spend the day with family and friends.

Whoa! It's been 9 years since my last review; time for an update!…read more This is one of the few malls that's still thriving. After Sears closed, they tore it down and are now building a nice outdoor retail/dining area with some decent restaurants. I'm not sure why apartments taking over a mall parking lot are such a big deal, and not sure I would want to live that close to a major mall, but I assume they make money. The one they do is take up parking. Which is my only complaint. Parking here can be a pain. Whatever you do, never park in the parking garage next to Nordstrom's when it's busy. The cars backed up on the street can be insane, and the guys with the flags to control traffic seem to be there only to help pedestrians cross the road. The last time I tried to park there, we ended up on the very top, which was also full, and only got a spot because someone left. Parking behind the men's/houseware Macy's store used to be great, but then they locked those doors. During the holiday, parking is already bad enough, but with this expanded area, it's only going to get worse. Inside the mall, I do love the mix of stores. The food court has just enough variety to make most people happy. It's also a great mall for walking, especially if you end up parking far enough away from an entrance to earn some extra steps.

This location suppose to be a 350 ports. Only kicking out 51- 62 kW. Not worth the price…read more Tesla has blocked me from reporting this issue on their app. Class Action Suit..

Brand new super charge I am around this area at least once a…read moremonth. So happy to see it here near the 91 exit Big shopping center, on the right side of BevMo & front of Dunn Edwards. Fast & sleek looking super charge level 3.

Clean and well kept Charging area was tidy. These new…read morechargers are efficient and easy to handle

Second consecutive day charging the Tesla here with little to no issues finding a charging stall…read moremid morning. This would be an ideal charging station if the local coffee shop was open at the time I arrive to charge up, oh well. Still a great location. q w