I just visited this outdoor mall on Sunday and I wanted to write a quick review…read more The mall is somewhat small, but is beautiful and located in a nice area. The main attractions for me are the Whole Foods Market and Mendocino Farms. I love both of those places and they are right next to each other. I had lunch at Mendocino then did a quick shop at Whole Foods. There are other places to shop and eat, however those are my go-tos. Lots of parking and the mall is shaped in like a circle, so very easy to get around. Also, for me, since I live in Chino Hills I get to take Carbon Canyon drive which is actually a cool drive over the hills. I do recommend coming here. I do wish they had more shops, but overall a good mall for shopping and eating. Thanks.

Village at La Floresta is a really nice outdoor shopping and dining spot in Brea with a lot to…read moreoffer. The look and layout make it enjoyable to walk around -- plenty of clean, open spaces and outdoor seating that give it a relaxed vibe, especially on a nice day. With a strong lineup of restaurants, cafes, and shops anchored by Whole Foods, it's easy to spend time there whether you're grabbing groceries, meeting friends for lunch, or just grabbing a coffee. What I personally like most is the variety of food and retail options and that it doesn't feel like just another strip mall -- it's got a little bit of atmosphere to it. Many of the eateries have good food, and the plaza feels more like a place to hang out, stroll, or make a whole afternoon out of your visit. The reason it's not a full 5 stars for me is parking and crowding. At peak times, the parking can get really tight, and sometimes spots fill up before you even get close to the shops. That can be annoying if you're just trying to pop in for something quick. Overall -- a pleasant, well‑designed place with good food and shopping options that's worth visiting, just be ready for a bit of parking hustle during busy hours.

Great shopping center as part of downtown Brea. Variety of stores and restaurants, plenty of…read moreparking, very clean area. Fun place to shop, grab coffee or lunch.

A huge shopping center -- from restaurants to acupuncture to home goods to groceries and more. It's…read moreyour one stop shopping spot. Plenty of parking but a 2 hour limit.

Imperial Rose Plaza is located on the corner of, you guessed it, Imperial Hwy & Rose Dr. It is a…read morebigger-than-medium shopping center that is easily accessible from both streets. There's plenty of parking and the lot is maintained well. The most recognizable retail stores here are Stater Brothers and Goodwill. There also are a number of eateries to chose from. The ones that offer the convenience of drive-thru are Del Taco, Jack in the Box, and Der Weinerschnitzel. Other restaurants include Wing Stop, Subway, a sushi place, and a deli. Service oriented shops include a day care, a hair salon, a barber shop, and a dry cleaner. Overall, it's a clean & safe shopping center where you can get a lot of your errands done in one area.

Imperial Plaza is a medium sized shopping center off of Imperial Hwy, between Prospect Ave & Rose…read moreDr. it is easily accessible from Imperial Hwy and Rose Dr. The parking lot is decently maintained and there's plenty of parking. This shopping center features a nice variety of businesses including eateries, services, and specialty retailers. Services include a DMV auxiliary office, a couple of hair salons, a dry cleaner, a couple of medical practices, and a waxing shop. Eateries here vary from 2 chains (Chuck E. Cheese & Carl's Jr) to local small businesses offering sushi, Mexican food, a donut shop, and a locally popular diner which serves down home breakfasts and lunches.

'The Village' is 1 of a few plazas that exist in the City of Walnut since it's such an upscale…read moresmall town, next to Diamond Bar. I often shop at 'Home Goods,' or 'Tj Maxx' due to convenient location and ample parking. Come to think of it, I might just do that tomorrow instead. Across from 'The Village,' there exists a plaza-full of restaurants including Chili's and Panera Bread aside from Panda Express and McDonalds. I only mostly visit 'The Village' for these 2 favorite local stores. I used to eat off 'Ten Rens' before they upped the pricing way too high even before inflation. Oh wait, I almost forgot about L&L Hawaiian BBQ, that's my go-to as well.

I needed to cash in a few gift certificates after my wedding and was able to find what I needed at…read moreThe Village. I was also thrilled that they had a Bevmo at this location and a Starbucks. The property is well kept really lush and felt nice to sit and relax and enjoy my drink. I have since come back to this spot a few times to shop and eat and really enjoy it!

This is an up and coming center that is one of the nicest to walk around. It has alot of potential…read moreif they change some of the restaurants. Too many fast food spots in the area, should consider adding more upscale restaurants. So much potential if they run this place the right way. Highly reccomend visiting if you live or visit Orange County

Yorba Linda Town Center is a local community plaza and is connected to old Main Street and the…read moreRegal movie theaters. The area is clean, well-maintained, and easy to walk around with a nice courtyard and parking structure. There's a nice mix of restaurants, coffee shop - including a coffee bar inside Bristol Farm and other stores, so it works whether you're grabbing food, meeting friends, or running grocery errands or even stopping by the local credit union. There's also 4 EV chargers for your car. Parking is usually pretty easy, in the back area, which is a big plus as long as you stay away from the front area of restaurants. Overall, it has a relaxed and family-friendly feel since it's walking distance to the library and is one of the nicer centers in the area.

From the environs of the corner of Imperial Highway and Beach Boulevard to the environs of the…read morecorner of Imperial Highway and Idaho Street, there are least six (and possibly seven) large strip malls. In today's commercial-real-estate parlance, at least four of those strip malls can be considered power centers. Westridge Plaza lies at the southeast corner of the intersection of Imperial Highway and Beach Boulevard. It's the strip mall in the area that extends the farthest south. It's neither the newest nor the oldest of the strip malls, but it has steadily grown from that random place with a Staples and a Sam's Club to quite the destination for (mostly) big-chain shopping. As its popularity has grown, so has the traffic turning south from Imperial onto Beach and then immediately getting into the first of two left-turn lanes to enter the large parking lot. If you're already headed south on Beach Boulevard, the fastest (though not the most efficient) way to get to Westridge Plaza is to turn left onto Imperial from the second left-turn lane and then immediately right into the easy-to-miss driveway that goes in front of Staples. Do not turn in to the Chevron station. Although it's technically within Westridge Plaza, there is absolutely no access from its apron into the parking lot. As with most strip malls these days, the large anchor stores are farthest from the street, while the smaller stores are located in unconnected buildings dispersed throughout the parking lot. There are quite a few different restaurants. Most of them are chains, but some of them are local small businesses. When you consider all six (or seven) strip malls in the area, there's a surprisingly wide variety of food available even though the vast majority of retail square footage is dedicated to big-box stores. I mainly come here to use Wescom Credit Union's ATMs, but if both of those are occupied (which happens more often than one would think) I can easily use a SchoolsFirst Credit Union ATM in the same building. In fact, that one building also has a (for-profit) bank, so it's ATM central. The driving lanes in the parking lot are needlessly confusing. Because the frontages of the big-box stores run along an angle, they couldn't have maintained a parallel grid for all the parking spots, but their "solution" of aligning each individual building's parking spots with it causes all kinds of problems, as the five or six separate alignments intersect in all kinds of strange configurations, and people drive really fast through the lanes. Especially near the northern end of the parking lot, be very careful that the lane you're using actually allows you easy access to the building you're trying to get to; there are hedges and curbs that makes being physically close to a given building a totally different thing from being "driving close" to that same building. There's enough parking that you'll always find a spot, but it might not be super close to where you're going, especially around the holidays.

The shopping center is great! There are so many big name stores in just one parking lot that you…read moredon't have to drive all over town & can get everything you need in one visit. They have Walmart, Lowe's, Sam's Club, Bed, Bath & Beyond plus dozens of food places to eat and even a Sam's Club gas station. With that being said the parking lot was a nightmare! I was there around 2 o'clock and the parking lot was packed. People are all looking for a (close) parking spot and not really paying attention so it was a bit stressful but once I found a spot I was able to shop in three different stores before having to move my car to another spot. I love the shopping center and will definitely continue shopping there

Bradford Center is a medium-sized strip mall located on Bradford off of Chapman. There's only one…read moreentrance, so if you're coming from Chapman, take the first driveway you see or you'll have to swing back around to get in. It's an older shopping center. There's plenty of parking, but the lot itself is not kept up well. Businesses include a Stop & Go market, Vapor District, Rosa's Pizza, Moo Café, a beauty salon, a dollar store, and a thrift store.