Sand Creek Crossing is the shopping mall located across from The Streets of Brentwood. The ANCHOR…read moreSTORES for this retail space are Raley's, Home Goods, Party City, Ross Dress for Less. and T.J. Maxx. There are restaurants, services, specialty stores, and personal services stores. Usually there is ample parking in the large lot areas, unless it is during the holiday shopping season. TIP: ATM - There is Wells Fargo ATM located between Menchies yogurt store and Krispy Kreme. There is also an ATM inside the Raley's grocery store. Their list of store offerings include: RESTAURANTS: Beach Hut Deli Dickey's Barbecue Pit Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Menchie's Frozen Yogurt Mikado Bistro Peet's Coffee and Tea Round Table Pizza See's Candies SPECIALTY City Furniture Claire's Boutique GNC Kelly-Moore Paints Payless ShoeSource S.L. Creations Simon the Jeweler Styles for Less Visions Home Staging & Consignments PERSONAL American Karate Studio Eyecare Galleria Fitness Evolution Ladybug Nails and Spa Planet Tan Sand Creek Dental Care Supercuts Services Custom Cleaners Freeway Insurance Services North American Title Company The UPS Store Their MALL EVENTS for this year 2016 are: Trick or Treat October 29th and Santa's Arrival December 10th, both sponsored by Raley's. For more info, click here: http://sandcreekcrossing.com/events.html Sandcreek Crossing's stores offer a variety of shopping experiences that enhance the Brentwood shopping experience. I have frequented all of the restaurant locations and have had good experiences at them. We like to eat at Mikado Bistro for sushi once and a while. Menchie's frozen yogurt is always a hit with us, their flavors are yummy, original, and change often. Good family places to go to. And on the days you cannot resist chocolate, See's Candies is a wonderful treat - don't forget to get your free sample. Raley's is a beautiful grocery store. Well stocked, organized, colorful, clean, and they have a beautiful flower selection here. The flowers are affordable and their florists are helpful. Sand Creek Crossing is conveniently located off the Highway 4 Bypass. Go check it out and cross some things off of your shopping to-do list or enjoy a meal!

Sl creations is one of the best stores there but the restaraunts have excellent service as wellread more

Great outdoor plaza with a variety of reasonably priced eateries alongside a beautiful and well…read moremaintained sports park and a high school across the street. So during school days yo may have a large rush of hungry students competing with you for a frozen yogurt or a slice of Mountain Mikes Pizza. Highly recommended :)

Small shopping center with chain type stores…read more Parking lot was large and clean. Lots of open spaces and they were large. I really dislike all the compact spaces lately. No, I don't like those at all and they are popping up more and more. People are diving bigger and bigger cars and the spaces are getting smaller and smaller.... what is going on with that? Nobody loitering - looked like a great neighborhood in Concord. Still, would like more interesting stores - I guess San Francisco is the only city to make it so hard for chains to move in?

Olivera Crossing is a good shopping space for the area. few such places around. adequate parking…read more vacant storefronts available. eats services shopping -sunfish poke planet fitness cork n' bottle -burger king metro pcs -starbucks cleaners -hanabi sushi nails spa -los pinos mexican -subway -round table pizza note: -Olivera Crossing hasn't outgrown it's usefulness yet.

Newly renovated rite aid safeway foods are all fresh staff are all professionals there's a local…read morefood everywhere hope they add more asian food stores, dollar tree, more safer there is a Police fire stations near this area much safer. All you need is here from Banks to nail salon

Oak Hills Shopping…read more This is an area that caters to those living in the Bay Point/Pittsburg area. There always a large flow of people here from morning to evening. It's never been completely full where parking is impossible but on some hours of the day don't expect to find close parking to the store you want to go especially if you want to go to Safeway. People usually come here to go to Safeway. It's the only Safeway in town. The others are in Antioch and Concord. I feel like everyone in Pittsburg goes. No matter what hour it is freaking busy. What's around? Safeway as I mentioned, but there's also a Dollar Tree and a Rite Aid. We got Chase as the only bank there. A hair cut place is there. There's two Mexican restaurants, a Subway, Burger King, and a Round Table. It's a fairly good place for the surrounding neighborhoods. Never had an issue here regarding the safety of myself or my car.

Pleasant Hill Marketplace hasn't changed physically over the decades, just the occupants have…read more usually big box stores here. Office Depot gone since the merger. shopping: -best buy -buy buy baby -basset furniture -total wines & more -pacific sales home & kitchen notes: -used to be named "Best Buy Center". -not a big parking lot. expect parking issues during drinking days/sales......

There is nothing more exciting to us at least that a newly opened Costco. I mean even the carts…read morehave that new cart smell. Plus it s a Costco so we are hard wired to go in after stopping for gas. Brentwood is a seasonal destination for us. We typically go a few times a year during berry picking season and this particular warehouse has gas and is located on our exit route so its a easy no brainer for us. It has a vast parking lot and a gasoline station that is far enough away to de-conflict traffic. Aside from that it is a typical warehouse with the usual clockwise progression through the various sections. It also is a lot larger that our local one. The bathrooms are spotless (a necessary stop after picking berries and cherries in the heat) and disappointingly no Brentwood corn :( No local items per see but they did have a particular cheddar cheese that ours stopped carrying so it was well worth the stop We always add our Costco RULES to each review Aside from that as always we have rules we follow The RULES! 1) NEVER EVER go in hungry. That 25 gallons of dill pickle chips is much easier to resist on a full stomach.... true story there. 2) Avoid the free samples. People seem to lose their minds with this stuff. They abandon carts with crying babies, block isles, etc all to get that tiny portion of hummus. I have been shoved aside by someone desperate to get a free piece of cheese. Honestly I have seen more dignity from actual starving people in a disaster zone but I digress. 3) Avoid the weekends like the plague. 4) See #1 5) Go often. Costco uses alot of psychology and the fear of missing out is one of them. Odd items you must have pop up then go never to return. I CAN'T MISS OUT AGGGGGGG 6) Know your codes: At costco any price ending in 0.97 means it has been marked down. Any price that is not a 0.99 or .97 such as say 0.49 means it has a manufacturers discount. and price with an * aka "The Death Star" on it means its done and will not be reordered so stock up. If it ends in a .00 or a 0.88 a manager has reduced the price at that location to clear it out. 7) When in an unfamiliar city head to the Costco. They always stock local items you can't find at yours (like two pounds of single origin Kona coffee for 30.00 at the Kilaua / Kona store etc.) and have cheap gas. (Same on Kauai)

Who doesn't love, Costco? This is a newer, Costco and it's getting better at first started out…read morewith so many new people that did not know how Costco was run and now it's become so much better very helpful and a lot to choose from.

I come here for Armadillo Willy's and Safeway. There are so many other places but I don't think…read moreI've been to any of them. The experiences I have at these stores is great. I think since all the looting and smash and grabs and pandemic nonsense I really don't enjoy shopping at all anymore in most east bay cities. The shopping here is as good as it gets. When you walk into a store or restaurant people look at you as a customer not like a kriminal. Its not that far from Castro Valley and you might consider driving a few extra miles to get here. Safeway has all those irritating coupons - I much prefer Trader Joes or Whole Foods just because there isn't so much nonsense and price games being played. Armadillo Willy's is great though. Its a no fuss place that is affordable. The best food possible for the lowest cost. They cut out the servers and and 'special service' to get these rock bottom prices. Frankly I don't need people irritating me and asking me 'how I'm doing' when my mouth is full and I just took a bite. When I get my Truck serviced at the Chevy dealer I usually to the BBQ joint. When I'm done eating I usually get a phone call that its done. I love that dealership. I get to visit with their little kitty kat, Miss Chevy. She is so friendly and loves to greet the customers.

I like the shops at this strip mall. There's even a little parklet. Near freeway entrance. I've…read morewaited out traffic jams by completing some of my errands here. Nice mix of restaurants, services, a bank and a grocery including: Amici's Pizza Armadillo Willy's BBQ Bagel Street Cafe Baja Fresh Blush Frozen Yogurt AAA (Triple A, auto association) Coco Cabana Peet's Coffee Petco Safeway Wells Fargo Only problem, parking can be a bit tight, especially right after work. The entrance into and out of the lot is not very well thought out. One entrance from Dublin Blvd. is in the middle of the block so cars traveling east must make a u-turn to enter. The second entrance is through the back so cars have to wind their way through the side parking lot to get to the front of the stores. There is often a bottleneck when cars from the 2 Dublin Blvd. entrances converge. The only access with a straight shot from the road is the 3rd entrance on Tassajara.

This place is amazing. Staff was helpful and knowledgeable. This is a if you know, you know type…read moreplace. Pricing is beyond fair left here with my arms full and certainly will be back. Definitely 5stars

This store is a hidden gem in Oakley! It has a little bit of everything for everyone! It's a two…read morestory vintage store, the upstairs is all clothing, a little bit everything but mostly women's clothing. The pricing is firm on everything, cant negotiate it. The ladies here are super friendly, great service! Fun fact: the owner's dad use to own this place before & it was a furniture store & before that long time ago it was the roller rink , the wood flooring is still the same as when it was the roller rink.