Metro Center has everchanging tenants. chains/franchisees more prevalent than indies. fewer tenants…read morethan years before.. eats/drinks services shopping corner bakery dental cvs tpumps european wax safeway 5 guys great clips abc seafood cleaners orange theory salon dental/chase notes: -parking limited at times -signs not posted on all storefront of tenants.

Nice shopping center directly across the beautiful lake! You can find Safeway & CVS for your basic…read moregroceries/needs. There's Five Guys, Corner Bakery Cafe, ABC Seafood Restaurant, TPumps, Starbucks, and etc for food and drinks. There's plenty of parking space, so no need to fight for parking. It's also walking distance if you live nearby in the condos/houses, so it's convenient. Overall, it's a nice little shopping center, but I feel they can defintely add a couple more business to the center.

Nice local shopping center. Lots of various businesses. Parking can be a challenge at times on a…read morebusy weekend. Close access to multiple motels. Coffee shops. Or restaurants. Gift shops. Easy access to Rockaway Beach. Close access to coastal hiking and picturesque areas. Public bathroom on site and that is kept clean.

Rollerblading across the original Westborough Hills Plaza and having lumpia & pancit after church…read morewith my folks is nothing but a fond childhood memory now. It will no longer be the outdated neighborhood strip mall where time stood still, as it's currently being redesigned and rebranded. Moved Out: The Plaza is former home to Pacific Supermarket, One Hour Cleaners, and Goldilock's Bakeshop, all of which have relocated to Westborough Square on Gellert Blvd. Moving In: Red Ribbon Bakeshop closed their San Bruno location and is relocating here to Westborough Hills Plaza. Open During Construction: Kragen Auto Parts became O'Reilly Auto Parts a few years back. Conveniently, they remain open through the Plaza's changes. Their El Camino store doesn't always have what I need so it's nice to have this Callan store as a close alternate. New Market: Gone are the smelly old days of the dilapidated Island Pacific Supermarket. Currently under construction as Phase I. is the new anchor, Seafood City (a Filipino supermarket chain in the United States with branches in California, Hawaii, Nevada, and Washington). I'm highly anticipating their 1st location here in the Peninsula. My mom and I won't have to trek across the bridge for hard-to-find specialty items much longer! New Restaurants: Welcomed additions to South City will include new (fast food) restaurants such as Grill City and Chow King. Spring 2016 is the scheduled opening of Jollibee's most contemporary State-side restaurant right here. Now we'll have 3 Jollibee's in a 7 mile radius, 1 for each Target store :) They'll all be perfect, quick solutions to hectic midweek dinners when we're too pooped to cook. The Gist: With 7,000 sq. ft. of retail space being built on the north corner of Callan & Meath, Phase II will include plenty more shops in the revamped Plaza. Time to make new memories, with my next generation in tow. Welcome Back, Kotter!

Too much going on with so little parking. Great mix of pinoy restaurants and businesses, though.read more

I visited Hillsdale Mall for the first time in decades!…read more I wanted to drop by and survey the parking near Palette Tea Garden. I decided it was best to park on the roof and take the escalator down to ground level.....right to the restaurant! While I was there, I walked around to see what the indoor mall was like. It's a nice shopping mall with a variety of shops, restaurants, and services. The North Mall has a huge "Dining Terrace" which includes an outdoor patio with fire pits. I like the hand washing area. I heard stories that the owners of the mall want to tear down the enclosed mall and build a mixed use open air mall. The plan is yet to be approved. I like Hillsdale Mall the way it is.

For a mall-not bad.! There are indoor and outdoor options, fair food options, it is not too…read morebig...parking alright if at an off hour. I hate to say I shall return to a mall. (smile)

The businesses were fine. Five Below had a line that took too long & I left. However, I had items…read morein my hand I wanted to purchase but couldn't take the wait. No complaints of the Target either. Just a weird setup. Everything is very spread out. No cashiers. That seems to be the norm these days. Now the parking lot is the problem. It's a "human petting zoo" of sewer rats who are coughing up a load while they hang out there. There has to be somewhere else more exciting the children can go so customers can get in & out of their cars without that element!

Shopping center and stores keep improving. A couple good chain sit down restaurants, a great unique…read morefamily owned BBQ place - Armadillo Willy, Cost Plus, Ross and Hobby Lobby. Overall the shopping experience is great. Parking easy. Stores and parking lot well lit. Lots of food options for between shopping. My favorite place is the Armadillo Willy spot. A particularly comfortable location with both indoor and outdoor seating. The average person might like the two chain restaurants instead. Cost Plus. Walk in because for your love of imported food items and grab a few alcohols just because you can. Found some Dr Oetker food products and imported candy from Japan. Endless novelty items from Bob Ross calendars to Bob Ross canned drinks. Anybody would love to fin Bob Ross in their stocking on Christmas day. Some more stores like Wine and More and Marshalls and Ross are present. There is probably something for everybody here.

Small strip mall type shopping center - modern type with mixed use development…read more Current tenants include Chase, H Mart, k town Food Hall and Paris Baguette, Xtreme pizza, Subway, . Enough parking for the small amount of tenants.

Nice corner spot in Montrose. Has indoor and outdoor seating. Breakfast and lunch continues until 3…read morewith lots of tasty and easy to enjoy options at reasonable prices.

My brother brought me here recently to try one of his sandwiches and I'm going to start by…read moresaying....mouth watering and jaw dropping!! The bread was so fresh n soft with the crisp top of the Dutch crunch and the panini press topped it off!! The meat the cheese were perfectly melted and the pesto garlic spread with the hint of lemon was a kiss from god!! It's a must try and a forever spot! And plus his dog is super cute and super sweet as well

EEK! A Rat! Ok, the…read moreonly rat I saw was the dookie-brained MoFo that flashed his gat in the parking lot while I was laundering in the Laundromat. Other than that, these are the salient points from a local.... See "Quick Mart near Pacifica" for that review (4****). Laundry Time... Zoiks, Scoooby, I don't think they have a review yet... check back it in a few! (3***) Nippon Sushi... Oy... these guys frankly, scare me. I haven't eaten here yet, but c'mon... low prices mean low food costs, which to me means cheap food... unless they aren't paying rent here... keep reading... Double Zoiks, Scoooby, they just opened a Check Cashing Store. "Ruh, Roh!" There goes the neighborhood. Oh wait... keep reading... There's supposed to be a childcare center. (I'm not going to touch that with a 20' pole.) There have been two different restaurants in the same address in the last... year? (This I won't touch with a 30' pole). On the other hand, what I will touch with my Midwestern, Suburban Sensibilities is the need for some Serious Suburban Renewal. Can we at least paint with dirty 1970's instead of... sigh... if you can't say anything nice, just stop and leave whats been written for others to ponder the conclusion to.) Though it might be a blight on some otherwise marvelous real estate, this plaza exists, and it does have some local necessities.... But you don't need to come out of your way to check it out.

I went to Lowell HS, so I used to walk past Stonestown daily, when it was an outdoor mall with only…read moreMacys taking up a huge indoor space. Today, Stonestown is the hotspot of students as well as families in a city where there are no other malls. With a cinema, food court, bowling, arcade, a escape rooms, along with supermarkets and major stores as well as lots of restaurants, no wonder it's a major shopping attraction. Plus, there's plenty of parking, a rarity in San Francisco!

The parking and getting there is a bit bizarre since there's an underpass bridge that the mall…read moreitself goes over I think? It reminds me of a smaller Del Amo Fashion Mall if anything. Parking and driving around looked quite busy in the front where you can see that tiny Trader Joe's that's overshadowed by the giga Whole Foods and what I think are protestors against Uniqlo, I think. Never seen protestors for that brand in particular, but it is what it is. There's LOTS of college students (near SFSU apparently) and Zoomers since it was, I suppose it's after school on a Tuesday. Parking the back was no issue. Also a decent selection of shops that I would go to normally, like Daiso or Miniso, as well as a Round 1. Neat that they have a Quickly's that looks like it's untouched by time (portraits of cute Ulzzang style workers enjoying the drinks and food there), there's charging tables, and a good amount of eateries and options to get boba and snacks. Completely incomprehensible unless you're specifically from the 626, but this mall reminds me of a mix between the Santa Anita mall and the West Covina mall (during it's prime). Pretty bustling and lots of businesses that actually interest me. I think my only qualm is that everything is at a smaller scale and smaller store, like their Pop Mart and Miniso are markedly smaller with a smaller stock, so keep that in mind.