It's a quiet, tree-lined space that's perfect for just walking around in cool weather. Lots of…read morestores and restaurants to look at or choose from ranging from coffee shops to full service restaurants to spas and antique stores. Go by yourself, or with your family or with your dog. Hang out, have a pastry and just people-watch. The atmosphere will relax you and you're sure to get those endorphins pumping.

This is a nice village or old town area in Glendora with shops and eateries on both sides of the…read morestreet on Glendora Ave. They have a lot of hair salon places, Italian restaurants, ice cream shops, and lots of cool little shops for about 2 to 3 blocks. This area has a lot charm to it and worth checking out.

Value is in the eye of the beholder!…read more There are deals if you look for them. This mall like many other malls nationwide, is slowly disappearing. There is even a page that posts about all the closed malls. It's on FB if you want to look for it. It's sad really, if you think about it. Where will you go when there are no more malls to go hang out on a Saturday afternoon? Or when you have teens full of energy that just need a safe and non threatening environment? Where will you go if you just want to get out of the house for a couple hours and maybe get a snack or meet a friend after work ? Bars are not the only places to hang out. Although, those are quietly disappearing too. If you'd like to keep this mall, social space, and have a place to hang out like we did before 2020 told you to stay home and pushed online, ama zon shopping on you. It was planned. Go see how much ama zon is worth now. I digress. The mall is a community center for gathering. Of course there are parks, but what about when it rains or it's too hot outside ? Come on we live in the valley. The summer can be very hot and we need to geo somewhere to cool down. Right ? The mall needs more visitors to stay alive. Stop buying online: Plus, by coming in person you support jobs. Jobs are scarce these days. Very scarce. I know several people looking for jobs. Let's not give them excuses to close down. I'm just sharing because lots of places are closing down and it's not ok. Communities thrive when small businesses and local businesses are thriving. Do you want those community to vanish or will you come support it at least on the weekends here and there ? So what do you say ? Come down for a stroll ? Let's go get lemonade or a cinnamon roll YUMMMM ! You can always come for walk after having Portos next door, too. Just saying & giving you ideas. If you agree let's be friends :) Happy New Year 2026! Happy yelping ! SYOY ! SHARE :)

It's a slightly above average mall. Better than the other mall in the area for sure, but does not…read moreeven hold a candle close to the Santa Anita Mall. But I can at least guarantee that the mall is always lively and there's plenty of parking. Lots of restaurants around and across the street too. What I like best about this mall is their effort to foster community here, such as the Dia de los Muertos display or when I happened to walk pass a Bluey Xmas dance party and you can take pictures with Santa AND Bluey. Super cute. One time years and years ago, they had a scavenger hunt for Christmas where you search around the mall to take photos with your phone for an ornament. I really liked that I did that and got to spend time with my family. I've seen so many shops come and go here and pieces of my childhood through adolescence such as the Disney Store (I remember spending time here looking through that giant plushie pile), the merry go round, Surf City Squeeze (always thought their mascot looked cool, now replaced with a Pop Mart vending machine), Nothing But Silver (went here lots with my mom and aunts), Sanrio Surprise, Amapola Deli and Market (crazy they tried to open a market in here), the hermit crab vendor, McDonald's that my mom would always get my brother and I and the vendors that would try to sell stickers at our table, the dollar store on the upper floor above Baskin Robbins, the used bookstore and so much more. Huge chunk of nostalgic memories for me, but today it's decent mall with most things that you would need. Some shops I go to often to get gifts or pick up something for myself, See's (thanks for closing PH location), Hot Topic, Bath and Body Works, Miniso, etc. At least the Tilt arcade here is still open. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here, but if you're already here, might as well enjoy malls before more of them perish.

All these years visiting this popular spot I thought this whole shopping center was called The…read morecurve. Nope, I was wrong. It's called Eastland Center. The curve is actually a separate area located at the doorstep of Eastland center. Four eateries in an actual curve configuration starting with Islands restaurant, Chipotle, Ono Hawaiian BBQ and Jollibee. From the main entrance on N Barranca St intersection make a right, right, right and you're there. Plenty of parking with some tree shaded spots. Jollibee has a convenient drive thru or designated pick up parking spaces for online orders. Among a concentrated shopping center this curve is an oasis for some reasonably priced refreshment and nourishment.

I was driving on Alosta Ave in route of heading home. I turned my head to the right and saw Afters…read moreIce Cream. I couldn't help myself, but to turn into the parking lot. I ended up getting some yummy ice cream. This review isn't about Afters Ice Cream, but Afters Ice Cream is the reason why I was here at Citrus Crossing. I actually have been at this shopping center before when I did take-out at Urbane Cafe a while back. Anyway, Citrus Crossing is a huge shopping center with big and small businesses (shown below) located in the City of Azusa. It's in very close vicinity to Azusa Pacific University... literally diagonally across the street. Tons of free parking. It's anchored by a grocery store, a movie theater, and good restaurants. I am curious about a few of the biz. I may return to check them out. Afters Ice Cream Applebee's Grill + Bar AT&T Store Blaze Pizza CAVA Chipotle Mexican Grill Dollar Tree Everytable FaZe Subs GNC Grocery Outlet Habit Burger & Grill Jamba Juice Jiffy Lube Lux Nails & Spa O'Reilly Auto Parts Panda Express Pizza Hut Regency Foothill Cinema Stadium 10 Ross Dress for Less Starbucks Sushi Factory Taco Bell Urbane Cafe Vans

Quite big shopping center with LOTS of parking. Can shop…read morefor clothes at Ross, or go to the market at Grocery Outlet, or come watch a movie and then have some lunch or dinner at either of the many establishments: The Habit, Chipotle, Panda Express, Honey Toll & Sushi. You can also follow your meal with Pinkberry or Starbucks. They also have a CVS. and a 99 can't store. So, what do you feel like doing today ?

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I love working out in a Club Pilates in West Covina. The instructors are very friendly, they give…read morevery clear instructions on each execution of the workout. I would recommend Club Pilates in West Covina.

Great shopping center to run a couple errands or just go, shopping! Lol…read more Stores include: Target, Trader Joe's, PETCO, Party City, Daiso, Ross, Dressbarn, a couple eateries and best of all, coffee, KLATCH!! What's better than finishing your errands with a great latte from Klatch?!! (Nothing :P) It has more than enough parking. It is located right off the 57 freeway and Arrow Hwy

There's enough places I'd go to in this big plaza, so it seems good. I've passed by this plaza…read moreseveral times, but finally went in for the first time the other day. There's an It's Bobatime, Show Sushi, Kotsu Ramen & Gyoza (I think it's called), a Chinese food place on one end, the bank, and I didn't look thoroughly on the other half yet.

Amazing... all these years, I never knew the name of this plaza until this past weekend... San…read moreDimas Plaza (SDP). I've been a long time visitor of this place since 1996 when I first started working in San Dimas. Nowadays, I drop by for dining at Show Sushi, Royal Panda Express and shopping at Smart & Final, TJ Maxx, Burlington, Big 5 Sporting Goods, Harbor Freight, and other services such as UPS Store and Wells Fargo. There used to be a Ralphs and Rite Aid, but now their space has been occupied by Smart & Final and Burlington, respectively. Welcome newbies! SDP is conveniently located off of the 57 Fwy at Arrow Hwy exit. Parking is plenty. There are actually quite a bit more restaurants and shops in this plaza... IHOP, Burger King, Chase Bank, Sunshine Smile Dental, Tailor, Cakes Unlimited, Cold Stone Creamery, Fashion Q, Sally Beauty Supply, Pho & Grill, Dollar Tree, The Smoke Shop, The Flame Broiler, Subway. I just realized there are so much offered. I barely touched the surface. If you're in the San Dimas and/or Glendora area and have a few hours to spare, come on by and check out SDP for great dining and shopping.

This is a nice little outdoor shopping center which includes two places I frequent a lot: Red Robin…read moreand Sola Salon. They have a lot of other places like planet fitness and Rockin' Jump and a thai cuisine among others. I just recently added this to the maps as a shopping mall. It is located right off the 210 freeway and Arrow highway.

It is a nice Shopping Center with a Motel, Grocery Store, Restaurants, etc. Overall a great place…read moreto do Shopping.