Anaheim Hills village center is in East La Palma Avenue. There are great selection of places that…read moreyou can enjoy your day to the fullest. Today we were here for in & out but there are whole bunch of other ones such as Stone Cold ice cream, pizza and pho place, dentistry,party store, and other tiny shops. The service in in & out was great and i was in Stone Cold before and they were great. Value wise, the most stores here are affordable. There are great parking area to park your car so no circling to find a spot.

Anaheim Hills Village Center is a fairly shopping center located off of La Palma Ave and Imperial…read moreHwy. it's easy to spot, but is accessed from La Palma Ave only. There is a wide variety of businesses ranging from eateries to services to s hookah lounge. The most successful establishment here (going strictly by the long drive they line) is In & Out. Other eateries include Cold Stone, Pho 2012, Togo's, Guppy House, out of the Park Pizza, and Thai Hous

Very nice size shopping center near East Lake Village. It has a great variety of merchants,…read moreservices, and restaurants. Merchants include The Dollar Store, Vons, CVS, a pet supply store, a martial arts studio, and more. Services include Blonde by Salon Midori, Sunshine Pediatric Dental, a gym, and a Bank. There's also a great variety of eateries including Ocean & Earth, Tampopo Sushi, the Dive Oyster Bar, Starbucks, an ice cream shop, and a new Chinese restaurant. The parking lot was recently redone so everything is new and spiffy.

Lovely little shopping center off of East Lake Village Drive and Yorba Linda Boulevard…read more You can find it by looking for the old fashioned water tower. Starbucks has been renovated within the year and is now a drive through location with nice large windows that let in ample natural light. There is dog friendly seating in the patio out front. A new ice cream shops has just popped up where the Starbucks used to be. Oceans and Earth is a restaurant that specializes in seafood and other meats as well as farm fresh vegetables. Their wine selection is good and I believe they now also serve brunch on weekends although we have only dined there for dinner. There is a beauty salon that has numerous little substations. It's new and clean. There is also a CVS Pharmacy. Nekter has fresh juices and smoothies. There is also a Rubios. Lots of pine trees make parking in the summer better for your car so it's not so hot when you return from running errands. The only part of the parking lot where you really need to take care is near the grocery store as there are a lot of people who forget to look both ways before crossing. Overall a great little shopping center that has recently gotten some good new businesses.

Over the past few years, Brea Mall has undergone a major transformation with the addition of a…read morebeautifully renovated wing and outdoor area. The new mix of shopping, dining, and family-oriented offerings has made it an even better destination. I'm go to the Uniqlo and Shibuya LA all the time, which are fantastic additions for anyone looking for Japanese fashion, skincare, and cosmetics. Several existing retailers have also refreshed their spaces, including Coach and Lululemon, giving the mall a more modern feel. The outdoor plaza and children's play area are wonderful additions for families. It's a great place to relax while kids burn off some energy and the pet-friendly outdoor spaces make it even more inviting. The dining scene has also improved dramatically. With restaurants like Din Tai Fung, North Italia, Kalbi Social Club (KBBQ), The Melt, and Pacific Catch all within steps of the mall. There are plenty of excellent sit-down options for before or after shopping. The addition of LA Fitness and the new apartment complex will likely make this area even more vibrant and lively. Brea Mall has done an impressive job evolving into more than just a shopping center. It's revived the mall and become a true community destination where you can shop, dine, exercise, and spend the day with family and friends.

Whoa! It's been 9 years since my last review; time for an update!…read more This is one of the few malls that's still thriving. After Sears closed, they tore it down and are now building a nice outdoor retail/dining area with some decent restaurants. I'm not sure why apartments taking over a mall parking lot are such a big deal, and not sure I would want to live that close to a major mall, but I assume they make money. The one they do is take up parking. Which is my only complaint. Parking here can be a pain. Whatever you do, never park in the parking garage next to Nordstrom's when it's busy. The cars backed up on the street can be insane, and the guys with the flags to control traffic seem to be there only to help pedestrians cross the road. The last time I tried to park there, we ended up on the very top, which was also full, and only got a spot because someone left. Parking behind the men's/houseware Macy's store used to be great, but then they locked those doors. During the holiday, parking is already bad enough, but with this expanded area, it's only going to get worse. Inside the mall, I do love the mix of stores. The food court has just enough variety to make most people happy. It's also a great mall for walking, especially if you end up parking far enough away from an entrance to earn some extra steps.

We love Yorba Linda Station shopping center and have been frequenting here for years!…read more There are 4 entrances on Imperial Highway at Lemon Drive, Lemon Drive East, Olinda Street, and by Mimi's Cafe, and then one more entrance on Yorba Linda Boulevard between Mimi's Cafe and the yoga studio. Ample parking and some is even in the shade if you get lucky. Insider tip: If you're going to Polly's Pies use one of the two Lemon entrances because Polly's has a huge parking area not a whole lot of people know about behind the restaurant that is less crowded than the rest of the parking lot and Polly's Pies has two entrances and the entrance by the back parking lot is usually less busy although it has stairs so if someone in your party needs wheelchair access then use the front door off of Imperial highway. In addition to Polly's and Mimi's there's another restaurant in the center called Fitness Cafe that has salads, pizzas, pasta, and plenty of healthy options for everyone. Fitness Cafe is next to a wine bar that has a fire pit so that's a fun place to gather friends. The wine bar has tapas style finger foods and we've been there when they have live music in the evening. The cookie element sells so many varieties of cookies! If you don't want to heat up your house using the oven during the summer they will be sure to offer whatever cookies you're craving! My fiancée and I both like their cookies although they're a bit sweet for me so if you have a sweet tooth you'll like them. There is also a relatively new kickboxing gym here if you need to burn off the calories from the cookies haha There are multiple doctors offices here as well as boutiques and other shops. It's located across the street from the Yorba Linda Public Library and is across the cross walk from the new YLTC. The buildings could use some upgrades but the businesses here are top notch.

Yorba Linda Station is a large shopping center located on Imperial Hwy and Yorba Linda Blvd. It is…read moreeasily accessible from both streets. The parking lot is clean and nicely maintained. Parking is plentiful. There is a very nice variety of shops, services, and restaurants here.

This is a really busy and great shopping plaza filled with unique shops & restaurants…read more Located in the corner of Yorba Linda Blvd & Yorba Ranch Road. Parking may be a bit hard to find since it's filled with amazing places to dine & shop and the parking lot is a bit small. To name a few of the great restaurants located in this plaza is The Wild Artichoke, Karma Lounge, Domino's Pizza, Oc Wine Mart, there's also really good boba shop "Rooster Tea House" Other special shops is Inspiration Gift Shop that has unique gifts for all ages, a nail salon, tutoring business and so much more. Definitely recommend visiting this shopping plaza.

Plenty of parking. Came on a hot weekend afternoon. This was an outdoors shopping center. Place…read moreappeared clean. There were a good amount of people shopping. They had a good variety of stores from Barnes and Noble, to Trader's Joe, to Bath and Body Works. Of course there were plenty of places to eat too like Yard House and Urban Fish Taco. There were plenty of places to sit and eat outdoors. They had a splash pad for the kids. Good place to hang out.

Chino Hills can be limited on entertainment, but this place remains as one of the better places to…read morecome. In the one year that Jen and I have been dating, this place has improved and provided many fun days and nights. The Christmas decorations were wonderful and this past weekend they had the Lunar New Year celebration, with many additional pop-up vendors in the street (closed off for pedestrians). We enjoyed walking, talking and exploring all the additional vendors and also the people (and dog) watching was top notch. Judging by the crowd turnout, I would say that this was a successful event, and I hope they add more events like this going forward. Many great restaurants, shops, craft stores and plaza entertainment. Water fountains and train rides for the kids (and some adults too). Whether you come here to dine, shop or just hang out and enjoy the weather with others, this place is a solid choice.

I just visited this outdoor mall on Sunday and I wanted to write a quick review…read more The mall is somewhat small, but is beautiful and located in a nice area. The main attractions for me are the Whole Foods Market and Mendocino Farms. I love both of those places and they are right next to each other. I had lunch at Mendocino then did a quick shop at Whole Foods. There are other places to shop and eat, however those are my go-tos. Lots of parking and the mall is shaped in like a circle, so very easy to get around. Also, for me, since I live in Chino Hills I get to take Carbon Canyon drive which is actually a cool drive over the hills. I do recommend coming here. I do wish they had more shops, but overall a good mall for shopping and eating. Thanks.

Village at La Floresta is a really nice outdoor shopping and dining spot in Brea with a lot to…read moreoffer. The look and layout make it enjoyable to walk around -- plenty of clean, open spaces and outdoor seating that give it a relaxed vibe, especially on a nice day. With a strong lineup of restaurants, cafes, and shops anchored by Whole Foods, it's easy to spend time there whether you're grabbing groceries, meeting friends for lunch, or just grabbing a coffee. What I personally like most is the variety of food and retail options and that it doesn't feel like just another strip mall -- it's got a little bit of atmosphere to it. Many of the eateries have good food, and the plaza feels more like a place to hang out, stroll, or make a whole afternoon out of your visit. The reason it's not a full 5 stars for me is parking and crowding. At peak times, the parking can get really tight, and sometimes spots fill up before you even get close to the shops. That can be annoying if you're just trying to pop in for something quick. Overall -- a pleasant, well‑designed place with good food and shopping options that's worth visiting, just be ready for a bit of parking hustle during busy hours.

Just off the 91 Tustin off ramp, hang out at the escape room then enjoy a meal at one of several…read morerestaurants including: Taco Bell Lit Cafe OC Byblos Mediterranean Grill Spin Poke & Grill Carl's Jr. Tea Muchies Ample parking and outdoor seating available at the central patio.