Great plaza with plenty of shopping options, including Sephora, Nordstrom Rack, and Barnes & Noble,…read morealong with eateries like California Pizza Kitchen, Sushi Gato, and The Baked Bear. There's even a movie theater. Customer service was great, and the pricing is quite reasonable for the value. The best part is the huge lot with ample parking.

This is good size strip mall with many food and shopping options. It has plenty of parking and…read moremultiple points of entry and exits. Some parts are more crowded than others. Some of the parking slots seem to be tight for bigger cars but their are plenty of open spots. You can have breakfast, lunch, and dinner with the many available options. The In & Out can get massively busy here but they move cars pretty fast. The movie theater is nice with some upscale options as burgers and craft beer. They have a Sprouts for groceries, at home for home items, Dick's for sporting goods, and several clothing outlet stores. The Barnes and Nobles is decent. I prefer their Escondido location but this is convenient when already here. The mall and the 3 adjacent malls pretty much cover the needs an average household.

Get gas, banking, pharmaceuticals, beauty, work out, eat, mail packages, retail or get your car…read morewashed. You can do almost everything here... except gardening. That left us years ago and changed into a couple of other popular places. The parking spaces feel like they are designed for a golf cart. It can be tight. Your full size car is going to barely fit! Be careful! Not every driver has the reflexes to safely operate their vehicle. Some of the center received a bright update versus the previous dark structures. Smart move! Whenever there is a parade or special street event, this is bound to be the area you let your car. Maybe we will see you there soon!

Great customer service! Our driver was personable, knowledgeable and went the extra mile to…read moreaccommodate my very low car. Great communication as well.

Great self dog wash location. They provide everything you…read moreneed and extremely helpful

So many options in one place…read more Boto Sushi McDonalds Starbucks Trader Joe's Ralph's Rite Aid Jalapeños El Pollo Loco This place has it all

Twin Peaks has a large footprint with a good sized parking lot. It is anchored by a very large…read moreTarget. A second large store, a former supermarket, lies vacant -- Amazon Fresh was supposed to open here, but that plan seems to be scrapped. Thirty-some other businesses are here including an Outback Steak, Leslie's Pool Supply, restaurants, Starbucks, other retailers, and a gasoline station. Twin Peaks sits in the triangle formed by Pomerado Road, Twin Peaks Road, and Ted Williams Parkway.

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Hidden away in the Westwood area of Rancho Bernardo, this is a small mall with a CVS as the major…read moreanchor tenant. It has a bakery, pizza, and Thai restaurant. The Starbucks here has a weird drive thru layout. It used to be a bank and then a Taco Bell before it was converted. A barbershop and massage shop are also located here. There are also some business I have not visited like the bar, dental office, and dance studio. They have plenty of parking. Place is well lit night at night. The location caters to those living on the west side of I-15. It is convenient and closer than driving to the other side of Rancho Bernardo.

Westwood Shopping Center is a 56,000 square foot retail center located in affluent Rancho Bernardo,…read moreat the corner of West Bernardo Dr. and Duenda Road. This smallish but popular retail center boasts significant daytime and nearby residential populations which make it a destination site for locals. The recent addition of a new drive-thru Starbucks has brought more people to the Shopping Center. I found this place completely by accident. The recent hot weather had left a lot of empty water bottles I wanted to refill but I could not find any Glacier Water machines around. So my daughter told me she knew where one was "at the top of the hill, past the dead end." On a scorching afternoon, I drove up and followed the street left. Eventually, I discovered Westwood Shopping Center, with a CVS anchor tenant that had a Glacier machine out front! Praise God! What charmed me about Westwood, was that other then the CVS and free-standing Starbucks, all the other businesses there seemed very mom-and-pop. There was a bike shop, yummy-looking pastry shop, Marco's Pizza, a non-corporate hair salon and manicure/pedicure shop. It got me nostalgic and thinking that this was how strips malls were before they were overrun by corporate chains and impersonal stores with no emotional ties to the community. Therefore, I plan to go back for a spa pedicure, grab a rich pastry at Edelweiss and maybe a pizza to go. Oh, and fill up some more empty water bottles too.

Good service, clean store, and great deals. It is Ross so not Nordstroms, but still a lot of…read moreoptions to choose from.

lady in front was rude when i tried to return something when there was no need they need to be more…read morenice wasn't need to be snappy