Victoria Square Shopping Center has been here for decades. plenty of parking now as services stores…read morehave been impacted. tenants: eats/drinks: services shopping -starbucks acupucture -fortunes karaoke cigarettes -shabu house dental indian grocery -bbh noodle nails -subway ilearning -lucky dessert massage -donuts shipping

"Burlingame Plaza Shopping Center" is a fairly large strip mall type shopping plaza in Burlingame,…read moreCA. It's located along busy El Camino Real, and bordered by Murchison Drive and Trousdale Drive. It has a great location being near a medical center, nursing hospitals, assisted living facilities, and several schools. There's a variety of tenants. I have been here a few times, and the parking lot needs to be repaved and re-striped. Also, the parking lot needs better lighting.

It's cuter online There's a few coffee shops and places…read morethat sell food but barely anywhere for people to sit. No restrooms either, at least it was locked when I went.

The store itself is great, but the parking lot at 200 Woodside Plz, Redwood City, CA 94061, needs…read moreimmediate attention. I'm almost eight months pregnant, and while walking to my car, I stepped on a huge bump in the concrete--likely caused by tree roots. The raised area was dangerously uneven, and I ended up rolling my ankle badly. I was immobile for weeks and am still recovering. Thankfully, I caught myself by grabbing onto my car, but this could have been much worse for me and my baby. This is a serious safety hazard that should be addressed as soon as possible to prevent future injuries.

Good old Woodside Plaza. A Redwood City Institution. It's anchored by Lucky's, Rite Aid, Pet Food…read moreExpress, Michael's and Ross. Other stores are the Breaker's Cafe, Beauty Avenue, Radio Shack, Great Clips, Round Table Pizza, UPS, a Chinese restaurant, a Danish restaurant, and other little stores and shops. Now that McWhorter's is gone there is a gaping hole in the choices of stores there. McWhorter's - you will be missed! Okay, so the reason for my review is that I think it's high time this place got a serious overhaul! This place is in such a GREAT location and is HUGELY under-utilized for the area it's in! The Plaza is adjacent to a residential area filled with people who I'm sure would welcome better shopping choices so close to home. Here are my thoughts. Lucky's, Michael's, RiteAid, PetFood Express, Beauty Avenue, Great Clips, nail place - they should all stay. Round Table can stay, but it needs a serious(!!) overhaul to make it more inviting. All the other restaurants should stay. Ross can go because it's about the worst Ross ever, but whatever - stay, go - meh. (But replace it with a Nordstrom Rack and I'm there!) The owners of this property should SERIOUSLY think about putting in some more interesting, slightly upscale stores. Nothing too obnoxious and snobby, but certainly something more interesting to drive more customers to the location. No, it shouldn't be turned into your typical strip mall, with all of the annoying chain stores - and God forbid it starts to resemble Sequoia Station (ick!) or Mervyn's Plaza. But a nice variety of useful and intersting stores would be good. We don't really need any more restaurants. That seems to be what goes into most places undergoing revitalization without other fun stores to drive foot traffic (think downtown RWC). It just needs an interesting variety of stores that will bring in more more customers and make people want to walk around a bit instead of just running into their particular store of choice and leaving. Some suggestions - think of downtown San Carlos (and maybe even a little Burlingame and Palo Alto) and fill in from there. How about a shoe store, kitchen goods/gadgets, hobby shop, games/puzzles, bakery, coffee place, specialty stores, etc. The possibilities are endless. So, please Woodside Plaza owners, raise your vision for this place. It can be so much more!

On a Monday evening, I had some extra time so I went over and visited the Edgewater Place Shopping…read moreCenter in Foster City. It was around 730pm, and I hoping to find something still open. My family used to have social gatherings here at the (temp closed) Cooking Papa Restaurant. The cool feature of this shopping center is that it has lovely views of a large lagoon. Foster City, like the City of Alameda, has man-made lagoons. This shopping center has a Luckys Supermarket for an anchor store. And a mix of restuarants, banks, martial arts, and assorted other shops like the UPS Store. I walked around, and saw alot of empty storefronts. Probably closed due to the Covid shutdown. Others had closed early. Some of the restaurants were open, and had a good number of dine-in customers. You could tell where the open shops were by the cars parked. Huge vacant parking lot in the center. I'm sure it's more lively in the daytime.

Great mall that has everything thing you need to go to! Great restaurants, grocery store and great…read morebanks in one spot!

Nestled on the border of East San Jose and Alumrock there's a small shopping center called Mt…read more Pleasant Center. The shopping center has been a hub of both areas for many years. There are some big stores in the shopping center even though the center is small. There's a large Safeway, CVS, and a Fitness 19. There are smaller corporate stores like Burger King, Pizza Hut, and Baskin-Robbins. Then there's even smaller stores like H Salt Fish and Chips, Century Dry Cleaners, several clothing stores including San Jose Blue Jeans, a laundromat, Mount Pleasant Bottle Shop, Pho Lam, and Mount Pleasant Barber Shop. One night every year is special to many residents of the East San Jose and Alum Rock areas, It's called Hot San Jose Nights. After attending a show at the Fairgrounds during the day, everyone heads over to park their cars at the Mt Pleasant Center. They hang out talk about their rides and socialize with car clubs from around Northern California. There's rarely any problems and the array of classic cars, muscle cars, low-riders, and bombs is amazing! Close your eyes and imagine walking through rows of restored and partially restored cars while you're listening to tunes of the 50s and 60s.And if you're from that area... You'll see a lot of people that you knew from Elementary, Middle, and High School. You'll reminisce the past, you'll be amazed how much everyone has changed, and you will see old friends, their families, the cars, it's just amazing night! So if you're in the area of East San Jose stop by the Mount Pleasant Ctr. and patronize the small businesses there. And when you go there ask about Hot San Jose Nights. Basque in the Chicano Culture of East San Jose, and enjoy a walk through memory lane. Just a final note to the businesses of Mt Pleasant Center.....East San Jose would not be the best place to live without you! Orale!

I want to like this center but I cannot based on being accosted multiple times by people that want…read moremoney, coffee, other people.... the list goes on. I rarely give a 1 star review but I need to help this center step up the security game. Please!

Calaveras Plaza offers wide range of restaurants particularly Asian ones as well as other types of…read morestores. I've been going to many times since the restaurants I like going to are here. There's at least three restaurants I like going to so far and I'm planning to try other restaurants here. It kinda gets packed most likely of this one grocery store here as well as popular restaurants here especially on the weekends. Looking forward for more!

Calaveras Plaza Shopping Center is the busiest shopping space on their side of hwy 880. weekends…read morefor sure. other peak times too. mostly chains, franchisees, some indies. eats/drinks services shopping yu palace dental cigs von's chicken metro pcs grocery outlet layang layang fed ex goodwill paris baguette spa sherwin williams koko ramen pho nguyen happy lemon premier teaspoon caffino lee's sandwich L & L hawaiian jang su jang jang su jang nextdoor tofu house baskin robbin take outs: -diverse place to pig out, not much shopping choices. -parking an issue at times.

Pacific Rim Plaza II can be busy at peak hours. Parking is finite. no longer any supermarket(s)…read morepresent. mainly eateries, offices, medical/dental services. eats/drinks services gong cha medical center thai recipe kumon, tokyo sushi health & beauty(2) king wuu, ma's t-mobile pho thien hung optometry wuji's mala dental center hunan fusion ok cellular shanghai garden 1997 cafe notes: -only reason to come here is to eat or get personal services..... expect parking issues on weekends.., peak hours.

This pizzeria is definitely a good and tasty Place . when…read moreyou are craving a good pizza park town is the place . The selection of pizza and bar selection is truly amazing . For all your pizza cravings come to park town in Morgan hill you will not be disappointed!!

Park Town Plaza has a big hole in it's center which is glaring as it's the…read more biggest commercial space in this plaza. left are a few big boxes, chains franchises, and indies. eats/drinks services shopping quickly's martial arts o'reily's half penny fish & chip fitness 19 lucky's pizza dentist rite-aid(closed) beauty salon dollar tree laundry shoe repair notes: -lots of parking, shops spaced out all over -a few vacancies -mailbox nearby quickly's.