The service was awesome, it was busy but they took care of me very quickly. There were lots of…read morefreshly baked cookies and lots of drinks. I was so happy to get some. I live in San Francisco and they closed all if the stores. So I was happy to get the Debra's Special and White Chocolate and Macadamia. Nuts. They had a great special and I it was very price friendly.

UPDATE: Miniso, H&M, Charlotte Russe, Zumiez, and the whole food court are gone. Now I see why…read moreFremont Auto Mall is getting busy with new stores and restaurants opening. This mall is heading in the same direction as the San Francisco Centre. I think the surviving stores are going to disappear in a few years. There's no hope for this mall.

I came to walk around this plaza yesterday. To my surprise, there were many businesses that had…read moreclosed as there were some retail spaces available. I went to visit Chai Shai and got a mango lassi and Nutella bun. Then I went to Ross to check out some shoes. After that, drove to Hallmark front entrance as the back entrance of the store was closed. The Fremont Hub definitely has changed quite a bit since the last time that I had came. Hopefully more new store will come in to fill the empty retail spaces.

This plaza is more like running errands, with decent restaurants to eat at. Trader Joe's, Safeway,…read moreand Target are lifesavers for groceries. PetSmart for pet supplies. Aura Wellness Studio for pilates and meditation sessions. Old Navy, Marshalls, Lane Bryant, and Ross for clothing on a budget. Walgreens for pharmacy. Daiso and Staples for school and office supplies. The food here isn't good, so I'd rather cook at home or eat somewhere else. The backside of Target remains empty since they took out Party City, and it's kind of a shady area. There are lots of parking spaces near Walgreens, UPS, and Marshalls.

Lido Faire Shopping Center is located in Newark, CA on Newark Blvd. It's a pretty big shopping…read morecenter and consists many different stores, shops, and restaurants. Before it used to be kinda empty after Lido Supermarket left....however in 2005 when 99 Ranch Market moved in things started looking better for this shopping center, more stores, shops, and restaurants! Now it's a thriving Asian shopping center! Here is a list of the general big retail stores and restaurants: 99 Ranch Market Lido Saigon Seafood Harbor Restaurant Little Sichuan Restaurant 85 Degrees Bakery Cafe Newark Buffet East West Bank Dollar Tree Wendy's Popeye's Chicken & Biscuits Big O Tires The other side of the shopping center consists of some of following Restaurants and Stores: Fitness 2000 & Kids Castle Chevron Gas Station Del Taco Quiznos CoCurry Thai Cuisine Kioku Sushi Iron Sushi Newark Good Year Tire Center Bank of the West Parking: Parking here at this shopping center can be a HASSLE especially on the weekends due to soo many different restaurants & shops, 99 Ranch Market, Dollar Tree and now the newly opened 85 Degrees Bakery Cafe. I recommend parking on the opposite side of the shopping center, by Fitness 2000 and Kids Castle and walking towards the 99 Ranch Market area because it will be EXTREMELY difficult to find parking near that side on the weekends, weekdays however you should be fine. ** However, please be aware and do NOT park your car in the Wendy's or Popeye's parking lot, your car is subjected to be TOWED unless of course, your dinning at Wendy's or Popeye's. So if your shopping at 99 Ranch Market or 85 Degrees Bakery Cafe, do NOT park in the Wendy's or Popeye's lot!** Shopping Carts: Both Dollar Tree and 99 Ranch Market have shopping carts for customers to use during their trip to the store, so you can be sure to find plenty of shopping carts throughout the shopping center parking lots. Overall, it's a pretty big and decent thriving Asian shopping center that is now full of businesses after 99 Ranch Market moved on in!

This place is popping! Difficult to find parking on the weekend. Most likely because of 85 degrees…read morebeing in this plaza. People park everywhere (including making random places their own parking spot because they're too lazy to park a bit farther). There's also a ranch 99 here, lots of restaurants and a fitness center that has child care (with a jumpy house!)

Tired and dated shopping center. Drab collection of irrelevant chains and restaurants past their…read moreprime. Burger King and a knock off no name grocery store ate highlights. An auto parts store the most useful thing. It's time to change your oil you lazy bum. And mean now!! Across the street is another dated shopping center. A sad mirror image with competitors. One side auto zone the other Orileys.

When I come to Union City, I mainly like to visit this particular shopping center. Why? Sheng Kee…read moreBakery, and to walk around a predominately Asian themed shopping mall. Of course, there's an O'Reilly's Auto parts, a Burger King, and banks. And it is called the "El Mercado Shopping Center." But this mall seems to have the right mix of businesses and chemistry to draw customers to it. With that, everyone will prosper. Located at Decoto Rd x Alvarado-Niles Blvd (and Meyers Dr) in Union City

I like this Shopping Center!!!!…read more It's One Stop Shopping !! You name it, It's there !! For Example. There's Texas Roadhouse, Gerry's, Chevys , Ocean Grill, Jolliebees , Lucky Plus many other Restaurants And Shops There's even a Movie Theater !! I remember when the Shopping Center was a Drive In Theater and a Flower Farm!!!! For All These Reasons!!! This Is A Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment Try It You. Better Believe, I Keep My Pimp Hand Strong!!!!!

This is one of the biggest outdoor shopping centers I've been to in the Bay Area. I usually come…read morehere to eat Jollibee or shop at Best Buy. It is Black Friday today and there were many people when I go to Best Buy. There are other great places to go such as Century 25, Texas Roadhouse, and In-And-Out Burger. Very nice and convenient shopping place for Union City locals to go to. I was little when I seen those places and am quite surprised that they are still here. Quite unfortunate that Fuddruckers is permanently closed here, but at least that they have The Habit, which I never went during my childhood years.

This shopping center is a bit dated. That means old beautiful trees but also stores that are past…read moretheir heyday. The stores have last been remodeled long ago. Across the street is a newer shopping center. Near the main entrance sign it shows that there is vacancy - usually not a good sign. Beneath that sign there is an invasive species of Mexican Feather grass that was popular around 10 years ago. I enjoy the grass but it should be outlawed like blackberry bushes.

Rosemont Sq is in decline. Mi Pueblo Food Center is gone. CVS and Mcdonald's, Citibank are only…read moremajor tenants left. tenants :O'Reilly, Starbux, Good Neighbor chinese, Fairwood Cafe, Auto Zone, Harumi's Sushi and Tofu, Ann's, Taqueria Los Gallos, La Michocanna Fruits & Ice Cream, Liquor, indian eats?....laundry, etc. Rosement SQ. is in poor shape, lacking a major tenant moving in, they may soon face demolition..

Cabrillo Center is a single commercial building. it was classified as a shopping center. all…read morestorefronts are now shuttered, it looks like this location will be repurposed for another commercial venture. there was a furniture store, cafe, dollar store, barber shop, afghan market, salon, mexican eatery, etc. here at one time. the troubles started before the pandemic. Covid finished this center. there's only a taco truck operating on the corner now.

The plaza itself is average, but the extremely busy/chaotic parking lot is very dangerous. Lots of…read morenutty drivers there.

This is kind of an archaic looking Shopping Center but it has some great businesses…read more It can be accessed from two different streets. Has plenty of parking.