I had been here a few times in the past during Black Friday or holidays shopping, that might be the…read morereason why the store was always messy and wiped out clean on everything, because it is near the border of Mexico, they got a lot of foot traffic from tourists, you know. I would suggest just go on a regular weekend, the space is huge probably triple the size of a regular Ross location. They do have plenty of stuffs maybe just to accommodate for the amount of people who visit the store, they do have more jewelry and designer watches also double the amount of others, I got to see some Coach, La Coste, and CK standing besides Kate Spade for the first time, and they're in a very good price, if your lady wanted a gift, you might consider come here. Also a lot variant of Michael Kors slides, more than any places, and well a lot of brands that I never seen before. A huge section of clothings, double level racks, took me quite some time to go over all of them, got my GOAT shirt and a new phone case for cheap.

Store wise you find what you need most of the time but WOW the associate 2248102 was horrible!!…read moreFirst he was laughing with the manager across at the other register not calling anyone forward. Then proceeded to try to make me donate, I always donate but mind you I was already annoyed. After he tells me it's on my conscious?? And making jokes about KIDS DYING. What the heck Ross.

Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon... it wasn't too busy at all…read more Daiso has a wide variety of items, ranging from household/kitchen items, stationary, gardening, cosmetics, containers, toys, etc. in general the kids and I love Daiso. We've been to 3 other locations in SD, and this one seemed to have more products than the NC and Kearny locations. There's so much to go through. This location is clean, well stocked, and the employees were polite. While the price has gone up over the years, majority of the items are currently $2.25 and good quality for that price. Other items are individually priced. Located just across from the west end of the outlet. Large parking lot shared with other businesses.

This location is brand new in San Ysidro. While it isn't too big, there's a great selection of…read moreitems especially for the kitchen section and the Threeppy collection. Everything was organized well! Definitely coming back to this location soon.

Today I found sleepwear that I wanted to purchase, but it didn't have a price tag. I also found one…read moreleft sandal in my size, but I was unable to locate the matching right side. Blanca was working the register and she called the shoe dept to see if they could locate it; unfortunately, that person was on break. Blanca asked the manager if it was okay for her to go look for it. Blanca went above and beyond by taking it upon herself to try to find it. She also had to take the time to make a price tag for the sleepwear since it was missing. I felt bad for Blanca because I know how busy that store is. She actually thanked me for waiting. I told Blanca how much I really appreciated her taking the time to personally look for the sandal and to make the tag. That's what I call exceptional customer service! Blanca is truly an asset to the store.

What I do know is when returning and purchasing items at a Ross store it's no different than that…read moreof a TJ Maxx. It's all one line. My experience today at TJ Maxx in San Ysidro was unfavorable. I thought to myself, I should just stay in line since I'm already half way down. I recall seeing approximately 20 plus customers ahead of me while more were piling up behind me. It felt like 15 to 20 minutes had passed until I arrived at a register. The transaction went well and received my refund in no time. The register lines at TJ Maxx was definitely worse than Ross. They were very slow. Staff at register was friendly though. There were various registers open, of course, all busy. There was one security guard posted at the entrance area and overall store looked ok. From a quick glance at the entire store, the store did not organized or neat.

OUTLETS on the BORDER! Didn't get to visit all of the attractions/shops but it looked like a great…read moreday trip! The outlets have eateries and sizable stores. We picked up a relative at the Coffee Bean who was visiting from Mexico and it was a seamless pick-up. Parking is pricey, so I would recommend visiting some stores if you're here to meet-up with someone. Lots of folks pass through here from Mexico and vice versa.

When comes to festive decor and parking, Las Americas is a thumbs down. I would have expected more…read moreparking stalls, better mall signage, Christmas decorations, unique holiday displays in stores and holiday music. This mall lacked. Food court is so-so. I didn't get the holiday vibe during today's visit. Not lit all compared to other malls. I do like that the mall has a variety of stores

Prepaid for Tires and Installation on App. Arrive at tire center 15 minutes before appointment…read more Took agent outside 20 minutes to check me in. Once checked in it took the tech 3 hours to replace 4 tires?!?! The whole experience is unlike any other Tire service center......they make Discount tire seem like the Taj Mahalo of tire centers. Everything is very cryptic and not transparent. They can't even tell you what measurement they torqued your wheels to your car. No customer service to speak of....tires are great....prices are like $60 lower per tire compared to other reputable tire centers.....guess you need to pay a premium for customer service these days.

This is a pretty large Walmart and it's just OK. The two things I don't like about it are so many…read morethings now are locked up and it's annoying to have to press the button and wait for someone to come get you your item. Also there is no fresh produce here.

This is another one of my Tijuana go to spots. There are several food and dessert shops to choose…read morefrom. Their restaurants range from fast food to nicer sit-down restaurants. The different shops and restaurants have a variety of price ranges, so there is something for everyone to choose from. There are also two movie theaters which are quite popular. I come here whenever I want to catch a movie or shop at Sears since they closed down the ones I used to shop at in the U.S. They also have live music playing sometimes or clown shows with gifts for children. I have experienced great customer service across all establishments I've been to in this shopping center. People of all ages can enjoy their time here.

The people are great. And the shopping experience was fun and inviting. I loved the department…read morestores because they have what you are looking for it seems all the time. This is a spot I will frequent while I am vacationing.

That store in Tijuana is a make up lovers dream! I found a lot of good stuff that I can't buy in…read morethe states as far as skin care and some make up. And the price is a reasonable. If you find yourself in Tijuana and like to look at that kind of stuff, I highly recommend there are some pretty interesting items!

El día de hoy visité esta sucursal. Al ingresar a la tienda llevaba conmigo una bolsa roja, por lo…read moreque pregunté a la empleada que se encontraba en la entrada si debía dejarla con ella. La empleada me indicó que no era necesario, que podía ingresar con la bolsa siempre y cuando le hiciera un nudo, lo cual hice de inmediato. Sin embargo, poco después, mientras aún me encontraba cerca de la entrada, pude escuchar a la misma empleada mencionar algo relacionado con una "bolsa roja" a través de su radio, aparentemente comunicándose con el personal de seguridad. Esto me resultó extraño, ya que ella misma me había autorizado a ingresar con la bolsa. Posteriormente, mientras recorría la tienda buscando artículos para comprar, noté que dos personas un hombre con una sudadera gris con cierre y otro vestido completamente de negro me observaban de manera constante y caminaban alrededor de mí. De inmediato identifiqué que se trataba de personal de seguridad. Esta situación me hizo sentir muy incómodao, vigilado y tratadao de una manera que considero inapropiada y poco respetuosa. Entiendo que la seguridad es parte de su trabajo, sin embargo, no tiene sentido que se me autorice el ingreso con una bolsa y luego se me someta a una vigilancia constante que hace sentir al cliente como si fuera sospechoso o inferior. Esta experiencia fue desagradable y me impidió comprar con tranquilidad. Considero que la tienda debería revisar y mejorar sus protocolos. Si no se permite el ingreso con bolsas, sería más claro y respetuoso contar con un área designada en la entrada para dejarlas, evitando así situaciones incómodas para los clientes. Debido a esta mala experiencia, no regresaré a esta sucursal. Today I visited this location and experienced extremely unprofessional and discriminatory treatment. When I entered the store, I was carrying a red bag and asked the employee at the entrance if I needed to leave it with her. She clearly stated that it was fine to bring the bag inside as long as I tied it, which I did. Despite this, moments later I heard the same employee report a "red bag" over her walkie-talkie to security. This was misleading and unnecessary, especially since she had already approved the bag. Shortly after, two individuals--one wearing a gray zip-up hoodie and another dressed entirely in black--began following me closely throughout the store. They repeatedly circled me, watched my every move, and made no attempt to be discreet. Their behavior was intimidating and made it impossible for me to shop comfortably. I felt targeted, harassed, and treated as though I were guilty of something simply for being there. I fully understand the need for loss prevention, but this level of surveillance was excessive, inappropriate, and directly contradicted what I was told upon entering. If the store does not trust customers to carry bags, then that policy should be clearly enforced at the entrance rather than allowing entry and then subjecting customers to aggressive monitoring. This experience was humiliating and unacceptable. No customer should be made to feel inferior, embarrassed, or unwelcome while shopping. The lack of consistency and professionalism from both staff and security reflects poorly on this location's management. Due to this incident, I will not be returning to this location, and I strongly urge management to immediately review and correct these practices

A Classy and Delicious Sunday Brunch at Sanborns!…read more We recently enjoyed Sunday brunch at Sanborns on Avenida Revolución in Tijuana, and it was an absolute delight! The food was fresh, perfectly seasoned, and truly delicious. I sampled a bit of everything and was not disappointed at all--everything was prepared with care and full of flavor. The price was very reasonable, especially when compared to brunch prices in the U.S., making it a great value for the quality and variety of food offered. Our waitress, Olivia, was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and always checking in to refill our drinks. The service was top-notch, and the overall ambiance was classy yet relaxed. It felt comfortable and welcoming for both adults and kids. One thoughtful touch I really appreciated was the freestanding coat and purse rack at each table. It may seem small, but it speaks volumes about their attention to customer comfort and detail. And I can't forget to mention the café de la olla--rich, aromatic, and nostalgic. It brought back warm memories of growing up in Tijuana. Even the kids had a great time and enjoyed the meal. I highly recommend Sanborns for a relaxing and tasty Sunday brunch. We'll definitely be returning! Now in Spanish: Disfrutamos muchísimo del brunch en Sanborns. La comida estaba fresca, bien sazonada y muy rica. Probé de todo un poco ¡y todo me encantó! El café de la olla fue mi favorito--me recordó a mi infancia en Tijuana. Nuestra mesera Olivia fue muy amable y atenta, siempre pendiente de nuestras bebidas. El ambiente fue relajado pero con un toque elegante. Me encantó que cada mesa tiene para colgar bolsas o abrigos--¡muy práctico! Los precios son razonables, especialmente comparados con los brunch en EE.UU. y los niños también lo disfrutaron. Sin duda, ¡volveremos!

CHEESE ENCHILADAS. their cheese is PLASTIC, ordered Swiss Enchilafas, chew and chew on the cheese,…read morehad to spit it out, looked inside tortilla, cheese wasn't melted, it was a yellow cluster of PLASTIC. If you eat cheese food, just stay away from CHEESE!. DISGUSTING!!

Was super excited to explore this Costco in Tijuana…read more Very easy to access and a lot of parking. It was not overly crowded, but it was also a Thursday afternoon. All Costco layouts are pretty much the same, so I was easily able to maneuver my way through where I needed to get to. We were there for the weekend, so we wanted to stock up on tequila and seltzer water as well as try some food at the food court. Lots of different options to pick from, and you do see some savings, especially coming from the US. The store was very clean, and people were friendly. I was able to pay with my card inside the store, but it was cash only at the food court.

This review is for folks who are in the USA and curious what the Costco in Mexico is like…read more First, I'm a fan of Costco and from what I saw, the products sold and layout are very similar to what you get in the US. But, the differences (for the better IMO) between this Tijuana Costco and a So Cal Costco are: 1) They have an automated mini donut maker that makes cinnamon sugar donuts 2) They offer a mango smoothie that is really good. They had this in the US and I also tried it but that was nasty tasting and has been removed from the menu. 3) They have mayonnaise and pickled jalapenos as condiments for the hot dogs. I didn't get to try the Torta Al Pastor but it does sound good. Tip for the US folks... they can only scan your actual Costco membership card to pay as the QR code in the Costco app will not work. I was lucky as a person ahead of me realized what happened so he offered his card to scan. And, if you are okay to walk, you can walk here from Avenue Revolution but there are some areas near the freeway so be careful.

"The other outlet mall" in San Ysidro. Outlets at the border is essentially connected to the Las…read moreAmericas Premium Outlets. If fact, most people probably dont realized that this is a separate outlet mall. The shopping center consists of H&M, several unnamed stores, and a few smaller mall food court options. Still, it's worth the extra time to walk through the place. Tip - The O'Neil store smells like Marijuana. Underground tunnel anyone?

This Saturday, I checked out the Outlets before crossing the border into Tijuana. The shopping…read morecenter has a great variety of stores to shop in. There are also places where you can eat, like Panda Express or Carl Jr., or grab a beverage, like the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. It's a well maintained outdoor complex. I'd come here again.