Plaza Center has been around for decades. parking is limited on the Whole Foods side. WF is one of…read morea few changes in the decades, tenants eats/drinks: services shopping -metro citibank whole foods -peet's hair salon safeway -chipotle bank of america see's -jamba juice madison stationary -yogurt shack jackson liquors -blue gingko -noah's bagels easy exit & entry via Hwy 24.

This is the main shopping center in Downtown Lafayette, built in 1950, and it has a variety of…read moredifferent businesses situated in a prime location. It is located directly downtown, off of Mt. Diablo Blvd. between First Street and Oak Hill Road, near Highway 24, and across from the Lafayette Public Library and Lafayette Police Station. The current anchor tenant is Whole Foods, which brings in a LOT of traffic and customers, making parking a bit more difficult than before. On the other end of the shopping center is the other anchor tenant, Safeway. With two grocery stores in this plaza, you can stock up! McCaulou's is mid-way between the two grocery stores and is a popular local department store. Additional key tenants include: + Metro + Blue Gingko + Yogurt Shack + Noah's Bagels + Chipotle + See's Candies + Jamba Juice + Peet's Coffee & Tea + Jackson's Wines & Spirits + Madison Stationary Store + About Style + Bank of America

I come here for one store. Other than that there isn't much. There was another store, but their…read moreitems are everywhere, so there was no need to come here. But, they always have parking. But I usually go here to go to the store on the way to Walnut Creek or on my way back home. I have walked around this spot, hoping to find another there, there, but there isn't one. I don't know what an update would look like, because it's so old and past it's time. And some of the places that I'd go to - there was a health store - gone, a burger joint - gone, the fancy, healthy food spot - gone, the cupcake spot - gone. You do have to pay for parking, but it's been safe. But still, metered parking in a "dying" shopping center? I'd think that they'd love to have people park. I've been to other places up and down the street and this is the only one where you have to pay! And they have one store, so I only pay for 15 minutes or so. But what a waste! I'd pay for a couple of hours and spend time bouncing from shop to shop, but that won't happen beecause everytime they get another shop of note, it closes down. This is an old school plaza and I want to like it more than I do. I wish they updated themselves, like El Cerrito Plaza. They have some of the same buildings, but built others. they have also updated their offerings and when something closes, another quality store joins them.

La Fiesta Square has been here for decades. wrote a review pre-meter, the tenants have changed…read moresince then.. this is the only major shopping center in Lafayette that has meters..noticed a meter person walking around giving out tickets. the lot is in the middle surrounded on the perimeter by the businesses. eats/drinks tenants: -starbucks roam's burgers -papillon coffee tutu's -urban remedy la Chataigne -Mangia Ristorante Pizzeria the other businesses i have not interest in visiting.

While there's no longer music that plays in the morning and the main street is now closed to…read moretraffic, Broadway Plaza is still one of my favorite places to be in Walnut Creek. There's a good mix of restaurants, clothing, and jewelry shops, most of which are high quality brands and the mall constantly stays fresh and vibrant although I do wish they had more restrooms outside of the ones below Industrious. Some weekends they have a maker fare or live music, but most of the time the fountain is just central to the comfortable seating area, that during the winter gets some decor for the holidays. All in all, I really do love this area and still find myself coming back year after year.

This review is ONLY about the changes to the way you pay for parking…read more The new parking app makes me never want to shop at Broadway Plaza ever again, and I've been shopping there since I was a girl in the 80s. There was a period of time when I probably shopped at Broadway Plaza 1-2 times PER MONTH (now I'm stuck paying off my credit cards but that's my own fault and a separate issue). What was wrong with the old system? It worked just fine. But now you have to download an app to get out of the parking garage, EVEN IF you were there for less than the three hours of courtesy parking. It's absolutely insane. And even worse, there's NO cell reception in the garage (at least with AT&T) so you can't download the app without returning to the open air mall. Maybe that's why they changed things up? So that for people who haven't been to Broadway Plaza since before the app was rolled out, they might be able to charge for more time? It's unbelievable. And... you have to enter a bunch of personal information. Why do I need to download an app to pay for parking after I've already shopped at the mall, potentially pushing one of the tenants over their percentage rent breakpoint? It's outrageous. I don't mind having the ParkMobile app for parking because it allows me to park on many different cities' streets with little to no hassle. So I'm not anti-parking app. I am anti-Metropolis parking app. At least before, you got a time-stamped ticket so you knew exactly when to leave if you wanted to avoid paying. Now you have to remember to check the precise time you entered the garage, assuming it's even time-stamping accurately. And how do you know precisely where it time-stamps you? Macerich, do better. Relegate this parking situation to the annals of retail hell. Thank you for your consideration. [curtsy]

Happy Valley Plaza may be 2nd busiest shopping center in Lafayette since they have a Trader's Joe…read more no signage seen. just name on signs. another oldie commercial space in Lafayette. eats/drinks services shopping -Rising Loaf whimsy(clothes) Diablo Foods -Johnny's Donuts verizon Trader Joe's -Round Table cleaners bookstore -Kebab burger dry cleaners ur CBO store US post office jewelry haircuts beauty supplies stationary this plaza has less parking than Plaza Center up the street.

I love downtown Pleasant Hill. It's so. charming with all the cafes, restaurants, spas, nail salons…read moreall conveniently at the Crescent Plaza. Over the Summer has the best festivals, concert at the lake, wine and beer, Blues and Brews festival and so forth. Restaurants are reasonably priced, however housing in PH can be expensive. The city always looks clean and pristine. My favorite sit and people watch right in the heart of town. Come check it out.

Downtown Pleasant Hill has a nice selection of shops, but it can get a bit crowded on weekends. The…read moremix of boutiques and cafes is enjoyable, although parking is sometimes a hassle. Overall, it's a decent spot to browse and grab a bite, but I wish it had more unique places to explore. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

old stale stagnant strip mall - Marshalls, taco bell nothing special…read more it is in an affluent area and the police department is close by parking lot is clean and has lots of spaces needs new tenants and more current or relevant shopping

This is a traditional shopping center located on Moraga Road at Rheem Boulevard in the heart of…read moreMoraga where locals and non-locals alike go for their shopping and dining needs. The location is convenient, as it is near local schools and nearby residential neighborhoods. The anchor tenant in the middle of the plaza is TJ Maxx, a few storefronts away from Dollar Tree (yes! there is a dollar store in Moraga!) Facing the stores, the other two anchor tenants -- HomeGoods and CVS -- are located at the end of the plaza, on the left. The shopping center wraps around toward Rheem Boulevard where you can find the Rheem Theatre alongside a numerous variety of restaurants such as: + Kirin Sushi + Ristorante Amoroma + China Moon + Lamorinda Pizza + Nation's Giant Hamburgers + Baagan (formerly New Delhi Bistro) + Noodle Theory + Mountain Mike's Pizza + Subway + Squeeze Juice Bar On the far end of the plaza, closer to Moraga Road, there is a new drive-through Starbucks that took over the spot that Burger King used to occupy, as well as a newly remodeled Taco Bell (yes! there is fast food in Moraga, too!) Additional tenants include: + U.S.P.S + Bank of America + Moraga Star + Rheem Valley Automotive + Moraga Motors + Goodwill Donation Center + Teddy Bear Coin Laundry + Rheem Valley Cleaners + Dover Saddlery + Moraga Cellular & Jewelers + Designs 2 Consign There are also several lifestyle tenants such as: + Moraga Art Gallery + Massage Envy + Glam Palace + Elite + All In the Cut + Great Clips + Anna Nails + Olivia Nail Bar + K-9 Klipper Plus, there are kid-friendly tenants scattered throughout the plaza: + California Academy-Performing + Luna Gymnastics + Kumon

And for this five-star rating McCaulou's can thank the wonderful Ladan in the men's dept. who…read moresurely went the extra mile scouring your inventory for a nearly unobtainium blend of size and color. Treasure such unstinting employees as Landan, who would do any organization proud. This thoughtful woman surely went the extra mile. Anyone long in business knows people are quick to complain, slow to praise. So please let my words of appreciation for Ladan serve as proxy for all the other McCaulou's customers this woman has helped but who never bothered to thank her, and you, for having such terrific people.

RIDICULOUSLY OVERPRICED. Convenient store in terms of location because it's in a strip mall, which…read moreis why I've shopped there. But their prices are astronomical and today did it for me. I won't shop there any more. A toy I bought there today for $45 costs between $19 (Target) and $23 (anywhere else). Double? They mark it up double? I've known I pay more for convenience but twice or more is over the top greed. I like supporting small businesses but not when they rip me off to that excess.

One of the main shopping centers in Lafayette, this plaza became VERY busy when Whole Foods moved…read morein. Prior to that, it was frequented by locals who wanted to shop at Safeway stop into Peet's Coffee and Tea or Jamba Juice or dine at Blue Ginko. However, now it's almost impossible to find a parking space! If you look at Google Maps, you can see the dramatic difference between the images taken of the parking lot in 2007 versus 2017. In addition to the retailers mentioned above the other popular tenants here are: + Metro Lafayette + See's Candy + Chipotle + Yogurt Shack + Noah's Bagels + Madison Gifts + McCaulou's Department Store + Bank of America + Citibank It's worth a visit -- if you can find parking! : o )

I always seem to find those hard to find gifts every time I go here. I have a difficult time…read morefinding the "right" gift for wifey and other people when a bottle Adult beverage doesn't do it. They have a lot of outdoor wear and gear for people who are outdoor explorers and hikers. What I like is that they have all the Pantagonia and hiking brands as well as our wear and accessories. I like that have the brand Vejas and other popular shoes and clothing. Belts and outerwear as well as sweatshirts and tee shirts. It has a friendly staff who are helpful and it is not cheap, but you can see it is a higher quality products and a lot of diversity of brands, Check out if your in a bind and have a friend who likes outdoor gear and you need to find that "perfect " gift.

"I'm never disappointed when I come to Venture when shopping for myself or for gifts. They have an…read moreamazing selection of men's and women's clothing! Staff is very friendly and helpful" Thank you Harry!