A very convenient Shopping Center located right next to Interstate 580!!…read more Rite Aid is the biggest store here. I mostly come here for the Produce and Deli Market. There's also a Slice Pizza & Krunchy Chicken place here now which seems to be rather popular! The parking lot can get crowded depending on when you come!

I can't believe I haven't done a review on this shopping center as much as I go there and pass by…read morethere all the time This is a basic shopping center that locals shop at. It's located right off the freeway so it makes it convenient to stop here and grab something on your way home For the most part this shopping center is clean and safe with a decent sized parking lot This shopping center is home to Slikkers Donut shop Estudillo produce and deli Rite Aid Barber shop Hair salon And an optical office The donut shop is pretty popular in this plaza I have done a separate review on that business

The Village is a small Plaza on East 14th Street directly across the street from the Pelton Plaza…read morein downtown San Leandro!! I come here mostly for CVS, but the busiest places here are Peet's Coffe and The Habit Burger Grill. There's an AT&T store and a Great Clips store here also. Rather small parking lot, there's also some parking on the side of this plaza. This place is alright by me!!

Small little plaza that has ATT, CVS, HABIT, Peet's coffee and Great Clips…read more Conveniently located in downtown San Leandro. Parking lot is small and sometimes parking can be hard to find.

The Oakland City Center is always super clean!!…read more The 12th Street Bart Station is located just down the stairs, and this place is right in the middle of Downtown Oakland. Old Oakland and Oakland Chinatown are just a few blocks away. Lots of small places to eat here, although most are closed during the weekend. You can tell this is a major lunch area during the week for businesses located here and the surrounding area. I think if they promoted this place a little better, it has the potential to be a very popular place, mostly because it is so aesthetically pleasing!!

A nice plaza just outside the 12th Bart station. It's just across the federal building and other…read moregovernment offices. It's very clean and well maintained. Plenty of benches to sit on. Lots of beautiful plants in flower beds and more in big pots. Very cool fountain adorned with a colorful sculpture. Security guard on duty to maintain peace and order. Pretty good selections of shops for your coffee runs or quick bites. Many restaurants to choose from. It gets quite busy though during lunchtime. I saw long lines in subway, Popeyes, Panda Express and Starbucks. Looks like these are the go to places for employees on their lunch breaks. I didn't dine here but I had a cupcake which I enjoyed while sitting in the patio in front of the water fountain. Had a quick chat with the security guard. Overall, nice ambience and atmosphere in here. I don't mind hanging around again when in the area.

A decent, yet popular one strip shopping center in San Lorenzo!!…read more I've been here for Auto Zone a few times, and also Fashion Depot 2, which moved here recently from San Leandro. Parking is usually a challenge here, but there are an array of businesses here to choose from. Fast food restaurants, massage, check cashing, laundromat, Cash for Gold, yes plenty!! Also convenient that BMO Bank is jut across the street!!

Lorenzo Manor Shopping Center is just a olde time shopping strip. in the recent past, realtors…read morecalled Lorenzo a shopping center mix of chains, indies, and a big box eats services shopping -quickly's laudromat marvel mart -subway check cashing auto zone -sisi's hong kong cash 4 gold dickey's -sushi valley massage uni fashion -salvadorean dental don chamoy -marti's cake (mex candies) -kfc -manor lounge -domino's notes: -parking in front of shops difficult, more parking at both sides.

All the stores are almost the same as the Fremont Hub, except they have more restaurants and cafes,…read moreless than a mile from the beach. Lots of retail options too, like TJ Maxx, Old Navy, West Marine, Daiso, Ulta, and more. They even have Crunch Fitness near Marugame Udon. It's more spacious than Fremont Hub; I had to look at the directory twice to not lose direction. Most people go here for Trader Joe's and Safeway for errands. Plus, it's conveniently located near the post office. Great to visit when in Alameda.

This is for Santa on Xmas Eve 2025 - we arrived at 230p and stood in line until 4p and were the…read morefirst ones in line before they cut it off bc they closed at 4p. The female worker at the cashier wanted to get her family in (they were right in front of us) and lied to the rest of the line that was in the building already they it would be fine. Her family was the only family that was allowed to take professional photos with Santa before security came to cut the line off. Nepotism at its finest despite the fact it was already 4p. Common sense and common courtesy was lacking in Christmas spirit today. Luckily, Santa had the Xmas spirit and took selfies with the rest of us in line (the long line outside, I'm not so sure). The employees need to be trained in managing the line better and cutting it off before people stand in line for over an hour. Thanks, Santa! Next year they should have two monitors - one to take the photos and the other so people can select. Then all the employees can be doing something useful at all times to keep the line moving along. Otherwise, it was the same person - the photographer taking the photos, helping choose the photos, explaining the packages, etc. Super inefficient when there is a line - you could tell they weren't used to it.

"Webster Square" is a small shopping center located at the major intersection of Atlantic Ave &…read moreWebster Street. As you drive into Alameda on Webster Street from the Tube, it will be on the leftside. It was built in 1984, and features a Walgreens as it's anchor store. Other businesses are: Starbucks, Taco Bell, Levy's Bagels, and FedEx Office. The Walgreens is pretty important since all of the private pharmacies on Webster St are gone now. People would have to travel to Marina Village or Alameda Landing for nearby Rx services. I seldom shop here, since I don't shop at Walgreens or get coffee at Starbucks. Late at night, I would see people in pickup trucks either doing illegal dumping or going thru the dumpsters at this shopping center. They sometimes leave a mess. Otherwise, the parking lot is pretty clean. FUN FACT: This is the former site of the original Skippy Peanut Butter Plant. Yes! All you old-time Alameda residents know this already. Atlantic Ave & Webster St used to be the site of the "old peanut butter plant." Technically it was called the Rosefield Packing Company. It's considered one of the most successful businesses to originate in Alameda. There's a small historical marker along the sidewalk on Webster, near the Walgreens. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=163095 They used to have a street festival called the "Peanut Butter Jam" on Webster Street. It featured live music, food, and items with peanut butter. It celebrated a place that used to be at the site of Webster Square.....Skippy Peanut Butter.

Small shopping center located in Alameda after you pass the thru the Webster Tube…read more I came here to pick up something at Walgreens. Parking is plentiful, shopping strip is clean. Walgreens Starbuck Fed EX plus a few more other businesses

Jack London Square is one of my favorite places to slow down and enjoy the day. There are great…read morerestaurants and cafés, a pet store, a candy shop, and a store for water sports and outdoor gear. It's also just a short walk to World Market, a nearby movie theater, and downtown Oakland. If you're driving, there's a convenient parking garage. What I love most is that you don't have to spend any money to enjoy yourself. You can sit under the trees, watch the boats, stretch out on the grass, listen to live music, and simply enjoy the waterfront. The square itself is pedestrian-friendly, so you can relax without traffic rushing by. Sundays are especially enjoyable with the farmers market and live performances. Today I'm listening to the talented musicians from the Oaktown Jazz Workshops, who also have a home right here in Jack London Square. Every now and then, you'll hear a train passing by, which somehow adds to the character of the place. I'm really going to miss The Plank. It was such a fun community gathering spot and a place where I often came just to unwind. Another bonus is the free shuttle from Alameda, which makes getting here easy and enjoyable. Whether you're looking for a meal, a movie, a waterfront stroll, or simply a peaceful no cost place to sit and recharge, Jack London Square is well worth a visit.

Ah, it has been awhile since I was last at Jack London Square. It was a nice tourist area for their…read morefarmer's market, food trucks, biking, walking, restaurants, sightseeing, ferry, etc. Though, I know they were hit hard by Covid/pandemic which closed a lot of businesses and the hotel. It's still a nice place to visit during the day. Support your local businesses.

Strip mall with Carl's Jr, Dollar Tree, Laundromat, Subway, Mathers Furniture store EVgo and many…read moreother places. I came today to charge my car at EV go. Supercharging is fast "Gertie" is the fastest and it was open. Cigarettes for cheaper, Vons Chicken TN Dental and so many other places to kill time when your charging up. Parking lot looks clean especially for Hayward. Better than Blink in downtown Hayward for charging.

This shopping center is home to several businesses, parking is easy to come by for the most part…read moreand relatively safe Carls Jr Las Montanas Market Subway Jims Hair Salon Crickett Cigarettes' cheaper (seems to be the most popular one smh as their clients double park and will block you in ) Papa John Pizza Super Nails