I got my eyebrows nano bladed by Shaked Elia De Nuccio and she did an outstanding job and it was a…read morevery pleasant experience... I will absolutely be returning for any further cosmetic procedures in the future.

Overall a good place to go shopping not too far from home:…read moreNordstrom Rack, Ross, Marshalls, Joann's, Sprouts Farmers Market For places to eat: China Bros, Boudin's, Sammy's Woodfired Pizza, Menchie's Yogurt, and Starbucks For Other Services: Grand Vision Optometry, Grand Plaza Dental, The Joint Chiroprator, Supercuts The website needs to be updated: GrandPlazaMall.com needs badly to be updated. Subway? Didn't China Bros take over the spot?

Ralph's is always fully stocked with fresh products. CVS is a little barren at times but most the…read moretime you can get what you need. Starbucks is quick with service, sometimes a little packed but it is a very small coffee shop compared to others. Mr. Taco is great. Enchiladas are good. Their green sauce is really good.

This is a nice shopping center right across the street from Cal State University San Marcos. It has…read morea CVS, Ralphs, Orangetheory Fitness, Twin Oaks Animal Hospital, Subway, sushi, Mexican food, Sports Clips, UPS store, happy lemon, a nail salon, juice store, Chase bank, two Starbucks, and more! There is a lot of parking, and it is pretty safe over here...not much crime in this parking lot.

This outdoor shopping center is very well maintained and groomed. You will find upscale brands like…read moreJohnny Was, Lululemon, Yeti, Alo, and Madewell and so on. There is also a Jimbo's grocery store and several different restaurants. Henry's and Parakeet Cafe are the newer additions to the existing lineup. The Forum hosts community events on major holidays as well as free workout events on the weekends. I recently went to their Art and Walk walkaround event and loved it, there were food samples from the participating restaurants, wine tasting and live music. Overall great vibes and fantastic event. I enjoy coming here for a coffee, shopping or a bite to eat.

The forum is a nice outdoor Mall with a relaxing vibe. It has a mix of high-end retail shops such…read moreas Johnny Was and regular atores such as ULTA and Urban Outfitters. The upstairs section does not have any retail shops but several spas, a nail salon, an urgent care, optometrist, dentistry, orthodontist, and a Yoga place. The Forum also has Apple store, several restaurants, SusieCakes, McConnell's ice cream shop and more. There are ample parking spots everywhere around the Forum. I enjoyed walking around while I did some shopping

This shopping center is HUGE and has EVERYTHING. So many types of food places, drink places,…read moremakeup, internet and phones, clothing and shoe stores, a gym, chiropractor, furniture store, sports store, nail salon, hair supplies, massage place, and more! This shopping center is one of the biggest ones, and most popular, in all of Escondido. It is also conveniently located next to the entrance to the I-15 north and south ramps.

Conveniently located right next to the 78 and 15, Escondido Promenade has something for everything…read more Big Box home goods, discount clothes, and home décor are what most people come here for. Winners - Yogurtland Souplantation Chick-fil-a Losers - - Saigon Noodles ( Have you read the Food Facility Inspection report lately? Major issues with vermin) - Applebees

It's the old North County Fair but rebranded. Clean, bright, and way less chaotic than other San…read moreDiego malls. Got Target, Macy's, JCPenney, plus a solid mix of new spots like Twisted Allure and the usual food court staples. Easy free parking off Via Rancho Parkway, AC is blasting, and there's actually space to walk around even on weekends. Not the most trendy mall in SoCal, but perfect for North County errands.

I come to this mall mainly because I get my hair done at one of the salon studios here, but every…read morenow and then I'll walk around and do a little shopping while I'm here. Honestly, there aren't a ton of great shopping options compared to other malls in San Diego. The main stores I usually stop by are Old Navy, H&M, Windsor, and Macy's. The food court isn't bad either and has a decent amount of options if you want to grab something quick while you're here. Overall, it's convenient if you're already in the Escondido area or need to stop by a specific store, but it's definitely not a mall I would go out of my way to visit just for shopping. I think it could use a few more popular stores to make it more of a shopping destination.

Can find good values but not the big discounts like there used to be years ago. But it's nice to…read morehave a Nordies close by without having to drive too far. Several clerks at the register who were helpful. Gets busy on the weekend best to come during the week or later in the evening around dinner time on the weekend. Store is laid out by designer so it can take longer to give stuff if you're not into labels.

Nordstrom Rack is always a good idea! There's plenty of parking, which makes it super convenient,…read moreand the staff inside are all helpful and friendly. The checkout lines move quickly, so it's an easy, stress-free shopping trip. They always have a great selection of styles, from casual to dressy, so it is easy to find something that fits exactly what I'm looking for. Plus, the deals are hard to beat, and I often end up discovering something I didn't even know I needed. I also love that it's easy to make returns here from Nordstrom.com, with a free in-store return for eligible items (some exceptions), which is especially convenient now that the Nordstrom in Escondido is closed. I frequent this location because it's accessible, well-organized, and I always leave happy with my purchases. It's one of my favorite spots for both browsing and snagging great finds. I'll definitely keep coming back! It's free to join the Nordy Club, no points at Rack, but you get seasonal discounts, a birthday perk, 5% off with a Nordstrom card, plus bonus coupons and early sale access. The early access is a game changer!

I just want to give many thanks to the phenomenal employee, Nikki. I went in yesterday after work…read moreabout 5pm, an hour before they closed. Which.. never enough time as I'm a slow browser. I just moved into a new home and was grabbing a couple decorative items for my dining table, kitchen and living room. I don't have an eye for designing spaces but really want my space to feel elevated, as if I had a designer come in and work their magic. Nikki was beyond fabulous. She was so genuine in helping me find items that felt like me, was so understanding of my price range, not pushy or salesy, so lovely! She stayed with me a bit after close to make sure I would walk out with forever pieces that I will love for years to come. I will totally do my shopping here for my home, gifts for family and friends, and more. They have the most darling options, and prices are totally fair. Checkout my photos to see some of my perfect finds!

Don't buy anything from the store. I purchased a top and it didn't fit. I brought it back with a…read morereceipt and the tags. They wouldn't even give me credit because the tags were detached. It was a $78 top. No small purchase. Unethical. I sure don't think they'll be in business long.

Amazing shopping center! Been going here Since 2016 am I still impressed! Sadly Baked, project…read morepie, and noodle and company have all been shut down for years now. But there is still many good options such as Habit, Bushfire, Chipotle, and Dominos! 10/10!

La Costa Town Square. New change from Vons and now Pavilions price difference in many cases from…read more$2.00 to $5.00 on products that were the norm in all Vons. Pavilions change the name, and we can now t/make as given to take advantage. This is not, not, not as specialty store by any means. Switch the aisle around and update with new bells and whistles. The markup on common everyday products is the greed of passing on and let's see if they will take it. $$$ more for less on same products.

Planet Fitness, Vallarta, Chipotle, Baskin Robbins, Jilbertos, Big 5, Subway, Farmer Boys, Dickies,…read moreinsurance, immigration lawyers, an eyeglass place, and more. Big parking lot full of so many places! I come all the time.

This mall has changed drastically! I remember in the 90s as a teenager seeing this place full of…read morelife. Now it's just full of over priced items and greed. Allot of shops have closed.

Plaza Paseo Real is one of my favorite shopping malls in Carlsbad. I love the Spanish-style…read morearchitecture. It's easy to get to (on El Camino Real) with easy parking. There are a great mix of businesses/services for whatever your need is...banks, cleaners, coffee shops, a variety of fitness/wellness places, all types of food to eat, grocery store to buy food, entertainment, library, post office, etc. It's awesome that they collaborate with each other for community events. I got to witness this collaboration in action at this year's Health & Wellness Expo. Nice opportunity to interact with staff!! All very friendly :-)

Located right on the corner of El Camino Real and Aviara, it's one of the better strip malls in…read moreCarlsbad. Nice selection of restaurants including Tin Leaf, Tuscany, Beach Plum Kitchen, Allen's NY Pizza, and La Costa Roasting Co. to name a few. It also has great entertainment like Cineopolis, the upscale movie theater. It does have all the retail services that local residents need, like a Vons for those who need to do grocery shopping, UPS for mail and printing services, nail salon, hair cutting, etc. And the newly renovated Carlsbad Library is just across the parking lot, so you can take advantage of all the free services there. On my last visit, I noticed a fairly new set of electric charging stations for electric cars-- nice that green-friendly shoppers can be supported.