I love coming here cause I can hit up some of the places that are all at one place...the parking…read morelot if you get here late afternoon the best to go early morning and do all your shopping at the stores you want to go to.

Bad customer service & only 2 men working that day. Went in to order googles for work with…read moreprescription 1st the guy didn't want to look for them & couldn't find them until I told him that I was referred by someone who got some googles made their. He asked another man & he found the 2 trays of googles that they had. Finally when the googles where picked out & the prescription information was but in he said transitions couldn't be put on work googles & he called another lens crafters & they told him, yes it can be done but it takes longer to come in because it's a special order. I told him it could be done because the person who referred me was given that option . Googles came out the way I wanted them & I was happy.

Drab dated stip mall with uninteresting tenants past their prime. EvGo and Jollibee only redeeming…read morequalities. Luckys, bank of America, pet food express and Hawaii bbq among others. Lots of parking with lot sort of trashed. Not sure why ppl do that.... think there is a maid to follow them around.

While I do appreciate having daytime social hours at work, this is not right to have one in front…read moreof the Starbucks store. At this mall there are construction workers on the grocery corner of Lucky and Starbucks who are sadly enough ,LOITERING. It is unappreciated for the public to see loud men or even soft gentle words from adult males in orange vests as you enter a store. It is unwanted by many and not appropriate. It feels imposing. Stop this idea here that hanging out and watching over/ gawking at women is fine to do. Honestly folks, it doesn't look appealing and it also causes young kids to wonder why adults act this way. PLEASE stop the loitering in this area of business. The women who run the Starbucks store have to put up with this constantly as if it's part of a social hour to have their customers standing around just talking and holding the door open as if its a nightclub. It's just not funny. Kids need to walk through there and it puts a certain impression on children as to how working class adults behave in the day time hours & it's not even close to being funny or cute. Not acceptable. Stop loitering.

Grocery store Restaurant…read more Gym Plus more located inside this shopping center Lots of parking available

Not really impressed with this little throwback of a strip mall. The appearance and layout at best…read moresay homey. The three main section also present a mismatched appearance that reflect what the owner (owners?) must think about management of the property. Also an eyesore is the large dirt patch and generally little card paid to the gardening aspect of the property. For those of you who have seen the run down places in parts of of the South Bay, surrounding Dallas areas , and Orange, Ca you will know what I mean. The one really cool feature, also a holdover concept from era when the place was built, is a small indoor mini mall inside the larger of the buildings. Visitors who pass by on the street would hardly know Park Center has this little indoor area. I have not seen this area put to good use in years for anything like a site or community event. Another indication of an overall lack of care for the place.. But at least the area is well lit. A good thing too since there is a bar on site that could otherwise contribute strange vibe to the place except for the light. But this little shopping center does have a few gems like Sun Valley Fine Foods as well as Upper Crust Delicatessen. The last being a great place to get sandwiches. If it weren't for the little gems this place has I would have given the Park Center Two stars. Otherwise the only thing really right about the Park Center is that it's the only thing around for a mile in any direction. Which only goes to scream "captive audience". A little work on the property to renovate, update, and match the overall appearance could flip my opinion of this place from "industrial diamond" to a community gem.

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.

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.

This family-owned dollar store on Mission Street has been serving the community for over 20 years…read more In a city where businesses come and go, this spot has remained a reliable go-to for locals through thick and thin, from inflation to all the ups and downs San Francisco throws at small businesses. You'll find everything from everyday essentials to hidden gems at prices that still feel fair, even as costs rise everywhere else. The store is clean, organized, and always stocked with a little bit of everything--perfect for quick stops or surprise finds. Recently painted and updated signs If you're in the area, skip the big chains and support a business that's truly part of the community. Places like this are rare, and we're lucky to have it still standing strong on Mission.

Rude employees . They want you to leave your purse at the front . I refused and left! The store…read moreisn't worth coming to,

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.

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.