Love this Shopping Center. The parking is easy. I frequent the CVS, Starbucks, Wells Fargo…read more Safeway, Woodside Bakery and the gift shop Shady Lane.

I like. To go to…read more The CVS Pharmacy. In the Shaon Heights Shopping Center. In Menlo Park, California. Press one to hear about the friendly people who work at the Safeway. Press two to hear about the Starbucks with an excellent selection of beans to buy and take home. Press three to hear about the bakery with an average to poor selection and inflated prices. Press four to hear about the overly complicated parking lot layout that requires you to drive in the path of pedestrians far too frequently.

This quant, busy strip mall located across from Palo Alto High School was all the buzz when I…read morevisited. Enjoying a weekend with the girls, we wanted to find an area with a variety of restaurants. There was a lot to choose from, burgers, Mexican, Thai, to sushi and so much more. We settled on Gott's, a delicious hamburger spot. The shopping village has an array of stylish clothing boutiques as well as a resell store with top brand items. They have food and toiletry items covered with a CVS and Trader Joe's store. There's ample parking in front of most stores, a restroom, and plenty of trash bins throughout the area. The sidewalks and store fronts were clean and well displayed. Prices range from moderate to pricey. It was a beautiful day to window shop

I love love love this outdoor mall, which has a vibe and feel less than a "mall," and more like a…read morecountry village, super charming with little eateries outdoors and bistro type cafes and shops, ranging from foods and drinks and gelatos. They have a Boichik's bagels which I'll ride and die by--the best of CA, East coast style boiled bagels, worth every pretty penny they charge. Sadly, the Lesley Evers shop is now gone. They have restrooms and kitchen stores, with tons and tons of free parking. My absolute number one favorite vegan restaurant: Wildseed is here, with patio seating that can't be beat. I don't have photos but imagine the most quaint little shops and you've got the picture. Even in winter, when it's cold and raining, it's an eminently doable trip.

this is the closest shopping center to my new home and i usually walk there since it's just a few…read moreshort blocks away. the key stores here are: o'reilly - probably the biggest one i've seen in the area, has everything we need to polish or fix up our cars target - this is a big one since it has the usual consumer goods, as well as a cafe, starbucks, and fresh produce marshall's - everything you come to expect, including non-perishable foods that work well for a housewarming or hostess gift! gnc - where i stock up on my sports-related nutrition needs el grullense - so hubby and i can get our delicious, cheapie tacos! parking is plentiful, but it does fill up over the weekend, and you need to be careful on every turn b/c there's usually a car coming in one direction or another. convenient location just off el camino and very close to downtown rwc.

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Decent small local shopping center. I mostly use Bed Bath and Beyond or L and L Hawaiian BBQ…read more Other stores include REI and Pet Smart, also Best Buy is there as well! Close to home I'll be back again and again!

A small big box shopping center with a good mix of stores and plenty of free parking located near…read morethe Mountain View Costco. Charleston Plaza includes an REI, Best Buy, a Bed, Bath & Beyond, and a Petsmart store. It also has a Starbucks, Chipotle, an Erik's DeliCafé and an L&L Hawaiian BBQ for food options among other smaller stores and shops.

The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 ©…read moreIt's a shopping center conveniently situated between Redwood Shores Pkwy and Phelps Slough. Anchored by Nob Hill Foods and Amici's East Coast Pizzeria. You'll find several eateries here as well as all your usual suspects, expected & customary stores. I've taken the photos to give you the count. Don't forget Raley's Pharmacy at Nob Hill and Wells Fargo Bank. I came here to meet up with my guys, formerly locals who moved out during the pandemic. They were in town and this strip mall has easy access off 101 Holly Street exit. Close to high tech firms and near walking or running trails along the shores of the lagoon towards the bay. All restaurants in the shopping center offer outside seating, enjoy! Come and have a good time, Cheers! *Grown music, I shed my skin and put my bones into everything I record to it And yet I'm on... Review #689 posted with 9 pictures on February 14, 2022 Amici's East Coast Pizzeria Nob Hill Foods @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Bagel St Cafe @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Falafel Tazah @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Five Guys @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Otoko Sushi @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 The Grill House @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 New Life Acupuncture @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Orangetheory Fitness Postal Annex @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Starbucks @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22

i've been here a few times, mainly to park and run along the redwood shores bay trail which runs…read morebehind this shopping center, along the bay and slough. there's quite a few popular local businesses here, including: *starbucks *bagel st. cafe *nob hill foods (formerly raley's) *gnc *orange theory fitness *bank of america *wells fargo there's a ton of restaurants here as well, many of which have outdoor seating so customers can enjoy some fresh air and views of the bay. parking here is plentiful, especially in the morning, weekday or weekend, and i've never had a problem getting rockstar parking, up close and personal to where i need to go. conveniently located near 101 & holly and the san carlos airport.

Looking for a $55,000 wooden sculpture of a jaguar? How about a baby grand piano for a song? Or…read moresome unique artwork to liven up your living space? The great thing about the Stanford Treasure Market is that you never know what you're going to find. This biennial sale is a major fundraising event for the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford. Donations of tchotchkes, artwork, and even antiques are collected over the course of two years and then put up for sale to raise money for the museum. Last time I went, my sister found a beautiful Japanese scroll for much less than she would have paid at an antiques store. This year a friend bought a nice woodblock print for $10 and a silver bowl for $25--both had been marked down an additional 50% on Sunday, the final day. I was fascinated by the grouping of black and white photographs which had clearly been donated by a ballet lover. I had to talk myself out of a wonderful portrait of Mikhail Baryshnikov. That, and the set of nine Limoges plates. Sigh. If you're the type who likes browsing estate sales or watching Antiques Roadshow, this event is a must-do. Go early for the best selection, of course. I saw a number of items I would have liked, but they already had sold tickets on them. Or take a risk and wait for the final day of the sale to see what treasures are still available for bargain prices.

Located in duh Midtown. This is the shopping center of my youth. During its (or at least my heyday)…read morethere were 4 grocery stores, The Baskin Robins (Still there) a hardware store, the then exotic and exciting Bergeman's Department Department store with its upstairs toy section and the lunch counter. Heck they even had an elevator. Some also include the 7-11, Round Table Pizza, and the Safeway on the other side of Colorado St. Fond memories indeed. Please note that this review has nothing to do with the individual businesses themselves (which I have and will review separately) but rather the overall ownership and management (or lack there of) of this strip mall. SO Why only three stars. Ownership of the area seems to be divided among several individuals. And while I freely admit its not my property it seems that many cannot even be bothered to provide basic maintenance of the property. Its dirty and dingy in spots. There seems to be a fair amount of turnover. According to a Mercury News article from 2016, one poorly maintained section generates over $30K an month. I can only imagine what it is now. Constant rent hikes and the like force out businesses. The mall needs a makeover, along with better signage, etc.

Another nice outdoor shopping area that spans a few blocks, in South Palo Alto…read more Safeway, medium size but redone recently, http://www.yelp.com/biz/F0dvvbA5HgyWc77mKl5s7g Mike's Cafe http://www.yelp.com/biz/-AIH1RqOEBys2LVgnqg8sg Walgreens http://www.yelp.com/biz/mNjiDLjl5bD88qNKcGepdQ Peninsula Hardware http://www.yelp.com/biz/XcMgab2xCAXAH2BWuheJCQ Washington Mutual Bank http://www.yelp.com/biz/Txr_mFThhrz1RlLW7UF2nA Midtown Shoe repair http://www.yelp.com/biz/N5YJAf-u3qyT1Wi1SttaXA Palo Alto Cafe http://www.yelp.com/biz/-2KAgGAST9OVj6zpdrKytg Travel Smith Outffitters Outlet Store http://www.yelp.com/biz/OJud3W5fFTXq6Jd2iBskCA ...in addition to other various businesses, clothing, drug stores, coffee shops, video store, banks, etc... Even though this is a few blocks down Middlefield, I don't want to forget the Winter Lodge for ice skating, http://www.yelp.com/biz/BWC9Z-r9P8j90ycs69ZP8w