We were looking for a Target nearby and found this mall. It's an outdoor mall with all my favorite…read morestores, Target, Michaels and TJs. They also have a Marshalls and CostPlus. You can get everything done in one stop! Mall is clean. Parking lot is huge. The one thing I have to ding them on is the lack of good restaurants. There's an L&L, Pasta Market, Smashburger on the main strip. Across the lot is Panda BJs and Chilis. If they had more eateries to choose from that would be great. There was a scary delusional person yelling obscenities while he walking along the strip. However, mall security must have shooed him away because you heard him one minute and the next minute, silence.

The owner needs to look at their policies in relation to a person bringing a single drink in to the…read moremarket place when they want to grab food from said establishments. Your security think customers are stupid. Over explaining things and saying that the Owner doesnt want people with drinks and food outside of the venue. Instead of stopping local people from bringing in a drink from establishments in the same block, they should be actually doing something to keep people safe. This is an idiotic policy that does nothing but stop people from spending money. I'm not interested in coming here anymore because of it. In this economy you should be doing better. You just lost me as a customer and I will not recommend this place to anyone. Avoid this venue if you have outside drinks and food they will just give you a hassle over it. They make you take it to your car and reiterate the same bs policy. It's not worth it!

There were some stores and T&T Supermarket at the BACK of the building…read more I did not know the first day I was here. A very pleasant mall to walk in. Ross had good prices and lots of home items too. Nike had good prices and selection. T&T was just wonderful to stroll in. There is a Gen as well. Will come again. All stores I went in service was professional.

Westgate Mall is a bit of a tale of two malls. The outlet stores are the reason I keep coming back…read more-- Nike, Old Navy, Gap, and Nordstrom Rack are all solid, and they're connected to the inside of the mall. There's also a Target and Ross, which are convenient anchors. But beyond that, the inside of the mall is pretty much dead -- lots of empty storefronts and barely anyone walking around. The food court is limited: a boba shop, a burger place, an Indian restaurant, and King Eggroll. The recently opened T&T Supermarket has definitely brought in traffic, but since it's not connected to the inside of the mall, it doesn't help revive the interior. Same goes for the stores on the outskirts of the plaza like Sephora, T-Mobile, and others -- good to have nearby, but they don't feed foot traffic inside. To be fair, the mall itself is in decent shape -- it could use a remodel, but it's clean and maintained. What it really needs is more quality restaurants that connect to the interior to give people a reason to actually walk through. Parking is great and easy, which makes quick outlet runs painless. I'll keep coming for the outlets, but I'd love to see the inside come back to life.

"Beach Park Plaza" is a medium size strip mall in a residential area of Foster City, CA. It's right…read moreacross the street from the beach on SF Bay. The mall currently offers a variety of restaurants, shops, and services. I first visited Beach Park Plaza during the Covid shutdown when the Joy Restaurant was open and asking for customers. I'm happy to say the Joy Restaurant survived the Covid-19 shutdown, and is open everyday except Tuesdays. The mall itself has a clean and modern appearance, with a large parking lot. The location is away from the central part of Foster City, so you feel safe and there's not much traffic. The only negative thing would be it doesn't have a market or a convenience store. There's no anchor business to attract people. Of course, there's popular restaurants and services here. Beach Park Plaza is located at Beach Park Blvd & Marlin Ave. It's across the street from the beach, which may not be accessible due to seawall construction. The mall is worth a visit for it's variety of small restaurants. Support Local Business!

Beach Park Plaza is a commercial center consisting of one building. the parking lot and building…read morehas been totally renovated in the past few years. tenants: eats/drinks services -Joy acupucture music -Kental Ramen laudromat -sweet basil hairs and nails -bellini bistro oh my dog -akizu sushi body studio -dumpling kitchen dance studio -cafe plenty of parking. easier to navigate parking lot now.

Great shopping had decent eateries in there overall decent time very busy parking lot thoughread more

Some of my regular spots here are The Habit (for their salads and delicious tempura green beans),…read moreHalal Guys, Wingstop, Cinemark movie theater (with awesome Charlie Chaplin artwork and posters displayed throughout the lobby and hallways), DSW (they have some pretty decent shoes IMO), and Target (for everyday essentials). And I saw Barnes & Noble coming soon... if that's true, heck yeah! I know it's mostly chains, not unique boutique shops and businesses, but there is still enough variety that I have no complaints. The outdoor mall is fairly modern, and the area feels safe. A summer concert series occurs on 4th fridays of the month at The Block Plaza near Koja Kitchen, which was convenient this past weekend cuz I grabbed dinner at Koja Kitchen and was able to enjoy the live music while dining. A few doors down, I picked up a yummy chocolate chip cookie from Crumbl too. However if coming here for the live entertainment, the location's not the best. It gets crowded cuz it's just a small space, with concrete surface, and you gotta bring your own lawn chairs if you want seating. There was a tiny dance floor in front of the stage too, but really nothing inviting about the setup. That said, The Cheeseballs put on a fun show for the crowd, with the band performing funk, soul, and rnb tunes. They played various hits including Whitney Houston's I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Hips Don't Lie by Shakira, You Make My Dreams Come True by Daryl Hall and John Oates, and Chappell Roan's Pink Pony Club mashed up with Katy Perry's Firework. Also, parking and traffic is never really an issue for me in this shopping center except near Costco and In-N-Out.

This plaza is called Milpitas Center. It is pretty busy as we were there @ dinner time. Parking is…read morespacious so you will find a spot if you drive around.

Milpitas Center is a corner commercial strip. starts where O'Reily is, does not include Goodwill…read moreeven though buildings are kissing cousins. eats/drinks services shopping pinoy bbq dental namaste plaza biryani 2 check cashing o'reily tayyibaat sprint mil's diner barber shop milpitas buffet alterations kung fu shopping center: -doubtful parking available at peak hours

North Park Plaza is a narrowly draw shopping center that has designation tenants without leaving…read moreenough parking spaces for patrons to patronize same. thus girdlock. mostly big box, chains, and franchisees here eats/drinks services shopping starbucks club pilates Hmart/ jamba juice verizon market eatery baja fresh fed ex main st. bagels panda express pizza california togos ono hawaiian bbq panera bread mcdonalds parking notes: -lunch, post 5 p.m., weekends difficult parking times.

Located at the corner intersection of Murphy Ave. and Old Oakland Rd. North Park Plaza is your…read moretypical neighborhood shopping plaza. It sits in front of Willow lake apartments and has been here as long as I can remember...I'm surprised there are no reviews whatsoever. Perhaps this plaza had a different name before? Not too sure. This plaza houses several places popular places to grab a bite to eat; McDonalds, Panera, Jamba Juice, Baja Fresh, Starbucks, Ono Hawaiian, Panda Express, Main Street Bagels, Pizza California and an Asian grocery store called SF Supermarket. Parking can be tight here. Seems like there is not enough parking during lunch or dinner hours. The busy intersection doesn't help either. Several times, a quick lunch trip turned into a 30 minute + journey just to get something to go! Avoid peak lunch or dinner hours if you can...it will save you a battle with the crowds.

Park Victoria Plaza looks like it's a strip mall in rundown west oakland, not opulent milpitas,…read moremaybe they have the same slumlord..... small shops, all but one indies. eats/drinks services shopping pizza hut printer ocean market pho 909 laundry/pure water dollar store (yummy) viet travel pharmacy bakery metro computer (tasty) hair cut jewelry omega coffee optometry liquor chiropractor dental shopping notes: -no parking issues. lot has plenty of space.

This Shopping center is a memorable part of Milpitas. Ayer High school is across the street and…read moreCardoza Park is just behind the school. If you know about Milpitas then you know this shopping center is a place where people from Milpitas can say "HI" to their neighbors. The shop keepers are always pleasant and like every other place in the Bay Area, try to keep the area in good condition. Many stores have come and gone, but this center is a pleasant, very convenient place daily activities. If your from out of town, its a safe place with friendly Milpitas Locals who will assist if possible. Hotels, Gas and many accommodations surround the corner of Park Victoria and Calaveras.

Nice outdoor mall with many restaurants, boba places , bakery , Japanese cosmetics, and Ranch 99…read moreAsian market , etc . It is located in a convenient location with a big parking , pretty closed to 880 high way exit . I enjoy to go there on weekdays and avoid weekends. It is extreme joy to find a parking on a Saturday afternoon even the parking lot is huge . Some of it favorite places to visit are Hui Lau Shan mango dessert , Hong Kong style BBQ duck and pork restaurant called Ocean Pearl . It has very good lunch combo and the food quality are excellent. I go to this mall quite often .

Milpitas Square opened over 20 years ago. it had a mix of mostly Chinese eateries and some Indian,…read moreKorean, Japanese, Vietnamese and Thai ones. presently only the Indian & Vietnamese eateries are noticeable. before the pandemic, parking was difficult on the weekends and peak times during the weekday. during the pandemic. some eateries closed, others had limited hours, no sit-down inside dining. most had take out only. some had outside dining. the Chinese eateries represent a small range of chinese cooking. only the popular options are present here. most eateries are also part of a food group or chain. their are few indy Chinese eateries here. the eateries & services here are listed on a posted pic.