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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.

Stopped inside this Dollar Tree before crossing the border into Mexico. I was searching for…read moresunscreen (FYI Dollar Tree doesn't sell sunscreen). I didn't find what I was looking for in their inventory, but I found a bunch of things that I would have normally purchased had I been near home. The store was well kept and orderly. Also, the staff were very friendly. Also, it's in a shopping center with ample parking. If I were a local, I'd come back here again.

No quieren vender las tarjetas gift card. They wont sell…read moreyou gift cards. Supposedly the system is down and tet they have no sign stating this. They just didn't want to bother. WASTE OF MY TIME!

I dunno why but the gummy worms here taste so much better than the ones in the States. Make sure to…read moreswoop a bag if you like candy.

This is an awesome place to get a little bit of everything. From different types of cheeses, to…read moreMexican candies and pots and pans. I would suggest haggling to get a good price. I loved walking through here so many different sights and sounds. The people who work here are very helpful and friendly.

Always fun to shop here. I've bought clothes, groceries, beauty supplies, and contacts. The optical…read morecenter accepted my US prescription and I was able to purchase contacts. The price is comparable to the US. Not everything is a cost savings. Make sure to scan your parking ticket for validation before you exit the store. There's a pay station right when you exit Costco.

Was super excited to explore this Costco in Tijuana…read more Very easy to access and a lot of parking. It was not overly crowded, but it was also a Thursday afternoon. All Costco layouts are pretty much the same, so I was easily able to maneuver my way through where I needed to get to. We were there for the weekend, so we wanted to stock up on tequila and seltzer water as well as try some food at the food court. Lots of different options to pick from, and you do see some savings, especially coming from the US. The store was very clean, and people were friendly. I was able to pay with my card inside the store, but it was cash only at the food court.

I am still not a fan of the asphalt conditions at Dollar Tree in San Ysidro (ie unmarked parking…read morestalls and potholes all over). Even when it was 99cent store, the parking area was unpleasant looking. The inside of the store, on the other hand, was much better looking and maintained. Spacious, clean, organized, mostly stocked items, and wide aisles. Not bad. Also, place wasn't crowded. There was one cashier with a line of four people. I did my share in waiting in line. Other than this, my shopping experience at this location was fine.

The service was ok. Workers were nice. The parking lot is unacceptable. Not family welcoming at…read moreall. Came to buy a couple things and would not want to bring my family here. Trash everywhere. Someone should hire maintenance men to make it more welcoming.

Grocery outlet is my top grocery chain. They have low prices and its a treasure hunt experience for…read moreme. You never know what you will find here. They end up getting items from all over the world. My favorite find was a cola from South Africa . If you find something you like, make sure you go back and get it quick as rare items are often gone forever. This location has a special clearance rack in the back as well, but I found some good deals.

This is the third place in this mini mall that doesn't have a working restroom, so the next time I…read morethink of going shopping in this area I'll think "that's the area with no bathrooms" and probably not go.

"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.

My husband and I are staying at the Hyatt. He walked down to this market to check it out as I was…read morerecovering from surgery. He came back to the room extremely happy toting bags of goodies. He found tortas, burritos, tortillas, salsa. He said everyone was very nice to him. He doesn't speak Spanish (not even a little). He has given up so much for me this week and to see him happy about a torta and nice people made me feel good. The lady making the meat made it fresh in front of him! Now I want some rice pudding so I might send him back to see if they have any!