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.

This is a nice little plaza to check out when whether permits. On the first floor, towards the…read moreback, is a hair salon named The Salon, that accepts walk in. Ask for Yrais! She was attentive, welcoming, and accommodating. Prices were reasonable. I believe I got the "Butterfly" haircut. Plenty to do in this plaza.

We had a very nice time at Galerías Hipódromo in Tijuana. The mall is modern, clean, and has a…read moregreat vibe. It feels safe and well organized. There are many good stores, and everything looks updated and stylish. It is a great place to shop and spend a relaxing afternoon. We also ate at La Macha, and it was excellent. The food was delicious, the service was friendly, and the atmosphere was modern and welcoming. We really enjoyed it. The only inconvenience was the parking payment. You cannot pay with a credit card or U.S. dollars, only Mexican pesos. Since Tijuana is a border city, that feels a bit inconvenient. We had to exchange some dollars into pesos, then come back to pay for parking. That was the only downside. Other than that, we had a great experience and would definitely visit again.

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.

Shopping in San Diego, California…read more.. I haven't been to Las Americas Premium Outlets yet, so it was time to visit this open-air mall. I gave my cousins an hour to look around. It wasn't enough time for me. I found an interesting business: "Last Chance Store"... where customers have a chance to purchase Amazon returns at a low price. The lowest is $1 on Wednesdays! I also had a chance to buy shoes at the Sketchers store. My cousins got work shoes... and even shorts, using a $50 coupon... what a deal, right? I believe that they were happy with this productive outing! I'm looking forward to returning and exploring more stores!

Awesome food great service first time in TJ will eat there again. The Quesa Birriea was deliciousread more

Came here on a whim and I'm so glad I did…read more I had NO IDEA 2 restaurants that I have booked marked on Yelp are located inside this indoor/outdoor shopping center Lorenza and Bodega8 Aside from those 2 restaurants there are many more others places to eat Several sushi places, Mulligans, La Cayetana, Starbucks and many many other businesses This shopping center is nicely decorated Safe and clean We saw security on site and a parking garage I can't wait to come back !!

did a amazing job at my nails got them done at #288 i would definitely go…read moreagain next time

Lots of things to see Lots of things to buy…read moreCan be a little overwhelming but always find good stuff

One of the best place in Tijuana can't wait to be there again…read more The customer service the people in general were amazing

"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.

Just a few years ago, this place used to be really cool. It was like a mini-mall of craft beer…read more Really fun, with no US equivalent. My wife and I visited a few months ago, and, oh boy, I don't know if it's a COVID casualty or what, but PF is now just a depressing shell of what it used to be. Only a couple of bars remain, and they aren't craft brewery tasting rooms, just generic cantinas the likes of which you could find anywhere. I declare all other Yelp reviews of PF to be null and void. Don't say that I didn't warn you. P.S. PF doesn't even have a website anymore. Game over, man.

Very few places in the world mix such extreme positive and negative energies together so well as…read morethis so-called "Plaza" on a weekend night. Coming here is a siege on the senses - pummeling you with drinking, blasting music from all corners, and bar-hopping at a level where conversation and sobriety are virtually impossible to maintain. It is unlike any single spot in the USA except maybe Bourbon Street, if Bourbon Street was made up of two dozen narrow alley-ways and then turned into a dark labyrinth-like maze made halfway out of barstools, run down kiosks, walls of buildings, and refuse. It is a chaos-brew of partying and fun - along with the thrill of potential threat and destruction due to the carelessness that simply being here at night as a tourist represents - so extreme and potentially dangerous that even the police wear masks so they can't be identified in case they hassle the "wrong" person, The buildings that make up this labyrinth of bars and restaurants are mostly two stories, with bars both at ground level and upstairs. There are even a few in basements. Some have huge TV screens paying music videos, some have dancing, some have food, and all have drink specials. And at its busiest times the crowd is so thick that you have to squeeze in-between people just to move down one of the alleys. So watch your pockets. And I would suggest not coming here alone... But definitely come here - if you like this sort of thing. It is one of the great party spots (for booze and people watching - not for drugs and sex.) This is not the pace to look for bed-mates to pick-up... (although I am sure that is possible), This is the place to get drunk and then go eat street tacos after and then take an Uber home. But it is FUN.