Great place to come and get all of your seafood and vegetables, especially if you're making a…read moreinternational dish, the ingredients are here

This spot has several nice places to eat. Most are somewhat inexpensive. I have eaten at this…read morecenter several times over the years and was only dissatisfied once. That place closed. There is a large Asian themed grocery and several small shops as well The only negative about this mall is the public restroom. The Men's restroom is usually a bit filthy with an unflushed toilet and a broken seat or two. They may need to hire a punk patrol officer to help the maintenance people stay on top of the riffraff.

The shop is tucked in a quiet part of the Benicia. Surrounding area is very nice. The owner of the…read moreshop is very friendly. It looks like they have a lot interesting vintage style clothes and stuff. A lot cool T-shirt's. More male clothes than female clothes. The price is reasonable and you get the feeling like you never know what you will find over there. I hope they will expand their female clothes section as well.

What a glorious store! My partner found two tops he absolutely loves. I could not afford the…read moreamazing jackets I found but I was in awe at seeing them. Serious blasts from the past. There was a poster that I also dearly want but I have to see if I can find space for it. The owner was very friendly and helpful and the rooms were divided by theme (I especially enjoyed the music/concerts room) and he had a great selection of vintage jerseys. He said he cleans all the clothes before putting them out so people can try them on without worries. I can't wait to come back to see what other clothes the owner finds. The store is a little hidden in the back of a little shopping area/offices off of First Street, but there are lots of helpful signs to guide you. Also the bags have colorful cartoon hand-drawn monkeys!

This is such an easy place to spend the day, especially since it was right outside our hotel at the…read moreArcher (which we picked for the rooftop bar). It's very walkable, feels safe, and has that nice open downtown layout where you can let kids wander a bit. This was helpful since we were meeting our nephews there for part of the day. Everything is close together, so you can go from wine tasting to shopping to coffee or dinner. We spent the afternoon popping in and out of shops and had a great time. I stopped into C'est La Paire looking for comfortable walking shoes and Deb was so sweet and helpful. I also loved Tay & Grace and Kalifornia Jean Bar--both had a ton of things I wanted to take home. We grabbed coffee at Deuces, which is super cute and local-feeling, and I picked up a gift for my nephews and my dog at Hopscotch & Bark (honestly one of the cutest shops)! We wandered into Eiko's for happy hour, which was gold - great prices and really solid sushi. Definitely try the Ricky Ricardo on Vacation and, oh my god, the Bluefin Avocado Sashimi is out of this world. We were walking back to the hotel and happened to hear some live music down at Tonewood & Courage, which was such a cool venue. Overall it's just an easy, enjoyable spot to spend the day with a little bit of everything and we didn't even have to get in our car. Everyone loved it!

We come here at least a few times a month. It's so nice to have a safe place to let your kids run…read morearound as you are shopping or eating. Kitchen Door is one of our family go-to spots. The wings (best everrrrr), the bahn mi, the pho... their pizzas. You can't go wrong. Same with Deuces Market. Great place to hang out outside. Love their chai. It's also a nice spot to grab a bottle of wine and relax. Just has a local feel. Eiko's has been a family favorite forever and one of us doesn't even eat fish - it has something for everyone... but you can't go wrong with any of their sushi rolls. We can't go to First Street without stopping at The Bennington and Copperfield's. My boys love picking out a new book. They have a great kid's section. And don't forget to climb the squirrel for 15 minutes, at least! :) Oh and we had the best date making our own candles/scents at Bougie. I highly recommend taking a class. Afterward, we had dinner at Hestan, and it was incredible! I highly recommend checking them out. Tonewood & Courage is such a local gem. I wish I could go to more of their shows, such a cool venue. I feel like locals miss out not coming to downtown often - we love it.

This pretty and modern shopping center is an "entertainment destination" with a handful of…read morerestaurants, a health club, movie theater and hotel all surrounding a large parking lot. On the northwest corner of Imola and Gasser, Century movie theater https://www.yelp.com/biz/century-napa-napa, Hampton Inn & Suites (rather expensive for a Hampton) https://www.yelp.com/biz/hampton-inn-and-suites-napa-napa and restaurants including Southside Century https://www.yelp.com/biz/southside-century-napa, NapaSport Steak House https://www.yelp.com/biz/napasport-steak-house-napa-3, Forge Pizza https://www.yelp.com/biz/forge-pizza-napa and Chetuphon Thai https://www.yelp.com/biz/chetuphon-thai-bistro-napa. Some professional offices including 99.3 The Vine FM KVYN https://www.yelp.com/biz/99-3-fm-the-vine-napa and Naked Wines. I found the lot easy to navigate and well painted. The buildings are in good shape. [Review 17562 overall - 358 in California - 1080 of 2022.]

Haven't been to this mall in awhile and it feels like malls are a dying breed. I went on a weekday,…read morewasn't too busy, it has a good amount of places to shop and places to eat. Most of the stores are friendly and greet you as you walk in. They do have places to be entertain like Round One and a jump play place. A place to take the family, but still like going from tie to time.

Stores were decent selection and value was reasonable. Strolled around and did not buy anything…read more Service seemed to be very friendly even I just walked into a store to look around. Great selection, however nothing interested me to come again on purpose. If I am around the vicinity, I would come to stroll around again, will not purposely drive over here. Parking was easy and plentiful. Mall and parking lot was safe.

As often as I run errands in the general Hercules-Pinole-San Pablo-El Sobrante area, it's kinda odd…read morethat I very rarely come to this side of the freeway. And then one day, I saw a Trader Joe product Hubbers might want to try and it was naturally a delight to find one just on the other side of the freeway. I was even more thrilled to find tons of other stores! To be honest, I've been to at least a couple of them but that was eons ago that the memory has been completely wiped out. But hey, I consider this a good recovery! I'm glad I found myself up in here again. Here's hoping the memory never get wiped out again. Coming through more often might help, so I think I'll do that...

2801 Pinole Valley Road is unique in that it offers offices on the upper levels, lst level is…read morecommercial units. eats services shopping a la mode donuts chiropractors real estate office dental nails image beauty orthodontists nails & spa locksmith athena wealth strategy medical marijuana doctor shopping notes: - no parking issues -many unique services present -modern building, offices available.

Galleries, clothing, food, wine...and even more around the corner…read more Try the Salette, the Portugese restaurant with fine food and service.

I love this entire center…read more Spots I've hit here are the following: - Home Depot - Big Lots - Round Table Pizza - Naan Stop Kabob (previously Curry Me Up) - Genki Sushi House Restaurant - Dragon Terrace - City of Ember Okay, so that's a lot as it is, right? But there are many still I haven't checked out yet. The variety of eateries alone is enough reason to come check it out. If you are hungry and can't make up your mind what to eat, you'll probably find something up in here. Plenty of parking - as many times as I've been here, it's never been an issue. So, if you ever find yourself needing something for house repairs and in the mood for Chinese food and need to stop at the bank?! This is your spot.

Creekside Center looks big. space is mostly taken by a few major tenants. rest are indies,…read morefranchisees. eats/drinks services shopping taco bell computer/smartphone smoke shop dragon terrance ups, nail home depot curry up now(buffet) barber/ salon big lots genki house sushi cleaners metro pcs cafe tapioca dental round table martial arts hair salon post office bank of america notes: -big parking area, cars concentrated where indies, big boxes are. -parking lot in disrepair, drivers impatient to leave, some drive crazily...