A super fun place on weekends with a lot of live music and people. We usually like to walk around…read moreand see the shops. Theres plenty of restaurants as well. Checking the website is good for special events too.

I remember in the heyday coming here when it first opened. Parking was plentiful and free. Fast…read moreforward to today and I can see why all the restaurants are crumbling and the Left Bank and the Mediterranean place folded. Parking is not intuitive. I even scanned the code. It was supposed to register my license plate when I drove off. By the way, it's three dollars the first hour and then additional three dollars extra each hour thereafter. Imagine my surprise when I was able to clock out in 40 minutes well under the one hour. I'm almost home and I get a text alert from Metropolis (the parking service) asking if I wanted to extend my parking because it expires soon? Um, no! I immediately paid the $3 and then it was supposed to scan my license plate when I left. Clearly the cameras aren't working! After fumbling around on the app/website, I got nowhere. Had to spend enormous time getting the chat person to respond and finally they were really no help at all. The online customer service rep only proceeded to gaslight me and claim that I never initiatied the parking service, which is 100% false (you can see the text confirmation I received). Eventually, I responded to the text saying I was gonna report them to the Better Business Bureau. That got their attention. Ridiculous never again I'm done with Santana Row. It's truly heartbreaking and sad, between the murders and crime and the parking nightmare I am done. RIP Santana Row.

I think it's been over ten years since I've been to Westfield Valley Fair. My love-to-shop days are…read morebehind me, so what drew me here was food rather than shopping. They do have a large variety of stores and food options here, but I really don't like them charging to park. You're already putting money into this place, do they really need to add even more to what is already likely an expensive trip...You only get one hour of free parking, then it's $2/hr with a cap of $15. They do have a designated food pick-up parking area though. It's a large mall with plenty of shopping/dining options.

* Shopping: The shopping selection is a mix of luxury and budget-friendly stores makes this a…read moreconvenient one-stop shop. * Kid-friendly: Stores and activities for children. * Dining: Plenty of restaurants and food court options. * Parking: Paid parking can be frustrating. On Labor Day weekend, it took me 25 minutes just to enter the garage. * Navigation: The directory could be clearer. Frequent store changes and relocations make it difficult to find your way around. * Overall: I prefer visiting during the daytime.

There were some stores and T&T Supermarket at the BACK of the building…read more I did not know the first day I was here. A very pleasant mall to walk in. Ross had good prices and lots of home items too. Nike had good prices and selection. T&T was just wonderful to stroll in. There is a Gen as well. Will come again. All stores I went in service was professional.

Westgate Mall is a bit of a tale of two malls. The outlet stores are the reason I keep coming back…read more-- Nike, Old Navy, Gap, and Nordstrom Rack are all solid, and they're connected to the inside of the mall. There's also a Target and Ross, which are convenient anchors. But beyond that, the inside of the mall is pretty much dead -- lots of empty storefronts and barely anyone walking around. The food court is limited: a boba shop, a burger place, an Indian restaurant, and King Eggroll. The recently opened T&T Supermarket has definitely brought in traffic, but since it's not connected to the inside of the mall, it doesn't help revive the interior. Same goes for the stores on the outskirts of the plaza like Sephora, T-Mobile, and others -- good to have nearby, but they don't feed foot traffic inside. To be fair, the mall itself is in decent shape -- it could use a remodel, but it's clean and maintained. What it really needs is more quality restaurants that connect to the interior to give people a reason to actually walk through. Parking is great and easy, which makes quick outlet runs painless. I'll keep coming for the outlets, but I'd love to see the inside come back to life.

So far I've only tried out BJ's Brewhouse, and MAC…read more The mall overall is clean, spacious and has plenty of places to eat and shop. I can't wait to check out the rest it!

Cockroach in bathroom up great all bathroom too by court yard food service new table and update…read morenew thing new chair and flooring updated new start cleaning all the table

This is a small strip mall with a hanful of options . I come to this location often, mainly to go…read moreto Mountain Mike's and to the Farmer's market every Saturday.

My husband got his 1 st haircut great experience and great haircut. There was no wait and very…read moreprofessional

4.4.26 This is a…read morereview for that strawberry candy stall between curry and nail shop. Do they pay rent to strawberry park.. why are they always here. More importantly this lady is shouting buy two get one free like every 20 seconds. It's really hard to tune her English out.. on top of that she is situated next to the Japanese culture center rock garden. It's supposed to be a place to relax and quiet down ... Not listen to this lady on repeat peddle her candied skewers. Which are not cheap... I only bought it once and thought it wasn't worth it personally. But there are people buying. The point is she's loud and repeats over and over.. super annoying... Why.

I spent my late morning shopping at the Strawberry Park shopping center. It's a big shopping center…read morewith many Japanese and Asian themed stores. Mitsuwa Market place is a Japanese grocery store that is the largest store in the center. There is also a Daiso and Paris bakery. There are many places to eat like Tsujita Artisan Noodles, Tomisushi, Curry life, Clover Bakery and many more. They also offer acupuncturists, beauty shops and Pilates. They have a very large parking lot that can get pretty full on the weekends. I had no trouble today finding a parking spot.

The owner needs to look at their policies in relation to a person bringing a single drink in to the…read moremarket place when they want to grab food from said establishments. Your security think customers are stupid. Over explaining things and saying that the Owner doesnt want people with drinks and food outside of the venue. Instead of stopping local people from bringing in a drink from establishments in the same block, they should be actually doing something to keep people safe. This is an idiotic policy that does nothing but stop people from spending money. I'm not interested in coming here anymore because of it. In this economy you should be doing better. You just lost me as a customer and I will not recommend this place to anyone. Avoid this venue if you have outside drinks and food they will just give you a hassle over it. They make you take it to your car and reiterate the same bs policy. It's not worth it!

I've been to this location multiple times. every time I go there, theres always an issue. waiter…read moretaking too long to bring us our food. waiter not checking on our table. I ordered the strawberry Dream (drink) and they filled it up with mostly ice.

Pruneyard Management is a joke. Constant door dash drivers parked in RED ZONE for emergency…read morevehicles. If I park there will be cited or towed immediately. Pruneyard management turns a blind eye for the door dashers. This should be reported to Campbell PD.

The Pruneyard Shopping Center is home to many restaurants, retail businesses, and professional…read morebusinesses. Some of the major stores are Marshall's, Pacific Catch, Trader Joe's, Sports Basement, Buca de Beppo's Italian Restaurant, Trudy's, Luna Mexican Kitchen, Orchard City Kitchen, etc. It's nice to walk around and shop in this two story shopping plaza. Definitely nice during the warmer months. Con: The parking can be frustrating.

Would recommend the restaurants, Whole Foods, but most times you would want to go, there will be NO…read moreparking. Wednesday night, 5:30, three or four cars per lane trolling for someone who might be leaving. Really poor design on someone's part. Was it inability to count restaurant capacity and correspond to number of cars or was it putting in housing that requires two incomes but only provides one parking spot so all the residents use the retail parking? Either way, they lose my potential business over and over again. Side note: if you you can get parking, seating in the restaurants has never been a problem. So until the restaurants complain, where's the incentive for Irvine company to change anything?

I really love this area it has an amazing ambience and variety of stores like Whole Foods and…read moreSephora Starbucks you name it parking isn't bad at all and everyone seems really nice I will definitely be back

A fantastic Japanese bookstore inside Mitsuwa that carries books in both Japanese and English. The…read morestationery selection is also awesome, with tons of fun and unique items. Walking around the store genuinely felt like taking a little trip to Japan. A must-visit if you love Japanese books, stationery, or culture.

It's not a bad Kinokuniya, but after going to the other ones, this one just doesn't stand out as…read moremuch. It shares the same building with the Mitsuwa Market, so, of course, the shop is much smaller than the other ones out there, making it a bit more cramped. With this in mind, the books, stationery, gifts, and other goods here aren't as impressive as say a standalone Kinokuniya (common sense) or the ones that are located in malls. Or maybe I'm just spoiled by the options that I have in SoCal. It's not bad when you're in the area, but if you're a tourist and want a more comprehensive Kino experience, I would say your best bet is the Japantown SF location. However, it's still nice to stop by and see what cute stuff that they have.