The store itself is great, but the parking lot at 200 Woodside Plz, Redwood City, CA 94061, needs…read moreimmediate attention. I'm almost eight months pregnant, and while walking to my car, I stepped on a huge bump in the concrete--likely caused by tree roots. The raised area was dangerously uneven, and I ended up rolling my ankle badly. I was immobile for weeks and am still recovering. Thankfully, I caught myself by grabbing onto my car, but this could have been much worse for me and my baby. This is a serious safety hazard that should be addressed as soon as possible to prevent future injuries.

Good old Woodside Plaza. A Redwood City Institution. It's anchored by Lucky's, Rite Aid, Pet Food…read moreExpress, Michael's and Ross. Other stores are the Breaker's Cafe, Beauty Avenue, Radio Shack, Great Clips, Round Table Pizza, UPS, a Chinese restaurant, a Danish restaurant, and other little stores and shops. Now that McWhorter's is gone there is a gaping hole in the choices of stores there. McWhorter's - you will be missed! Okay, so the reason for my review is that I think it's high time this place got a serious overhaul! This place is in such a GREAT location and is HUGELY under-utilized for the area it's in! The Plaza is adjacent to a residential area filled with people who I'm sure would welcome better shopping choices so close to home. Here are my thoughts. Lucky's, Michael's, RiteAid, PetFood Express, Beauty Avenue, Great Clips, nail place - they should all stay. Round Table can stay, but it needs a serious(!!) overhaul to make it more inviting. All the other restaurants should stay. Ross can go because it's about the worst Ross ever, but whatever - stay, go - meh. (But replace it with a Nordstrom Rack and I'm there!) The owners of this property should SERIOUSLY think about putting in some more interesting, slightly upscale stores. Nothing too obnoxious and snobby, but certainly something more interesting to drive more customers to the location. No, it shouldn't be turned into your typical strip mall, with all of the annoying chain stores - and God forbid it starts to resemble Sequoia Station (ick!) or Mervyn's Plaza. But a nice variety of useful and intersting stores would be good. We don't really need any more restaurants. That seems to be what goes into most places undergoing revitalization without other fun stores to drive foot traffic (think downtown RWC). It just needs an interesting variety of stores that will bring in more more customers and make people want to walk around a bit instead of just running into their particular store of choice and leaving. Some suggestions - think of downtown San Carlos (and maybe even a little Burlingame and Palo Alto) and fill in from there. How about a shoe store, kitchen goods/gadgets, hobby shop, games/puzzles, bakery, coffee place, specialty stores, etc. The possibilities are endless. So, please Woodside Plaza owners, raise your vision for this place. It can be so much more!

Marlin Cove is more a business center with many units available for occupancy. it's been here for…read moredecades. mostly offices and eateries. tenants: eats services -korean offices hair -round table urgent care ups -pho saigon optometry -tai wu cleaners shopping -sweethoney dessert insurance acupucture 99 ranch parking lot isn't that big.

Great places to eat and shop. Whether it's eating Korean barbecue we're having pizza this place…read morehas everything.

"Beach Park Plaza" is a medium size strip mall in a residential area of Foster City, CA. It's right…read moreacross the street from the beach on SF Bay. The mall currently offers a variety of restaurants, shops, and services. I first visited Beach Park Plaza during the Covid shutdown when the Joy Restaurant was open and asking for customers. I'm happy to say the Joy Restaurant survived the Covid-19 shutdown, and is open everyday except Tuesdays. The mall itself has a clean and modern appearance, with a large parking lot. The location is away from the central part of Foster City, so you feel safe and there's not much traffic. The only negative thing would be it doesn't have a market or a convenience store. There's no anchor business to attract people. Of course, there's popular restaurants and services here. Beach Park Plaza is located at Beach Park Blvd & Marlin Ave. It's across the street from the beach, which may not be accessible due to seawall construction. The mall is worth a visit for it's variety of small restaurants. Support Local Business!

Beach Park Plaza is a commercial center consisting of one building. the parking lot and building…read morehas been totally renovated in the past few years. tenants: eats/drinks services -Joy acupucture music -Kental Ramen laudromat -sweet basil hairs and nails -bellini bistro oh my dog -akizu sushi body studio -dumpling kitchen dance studio -cafe plenty of parking. easier to navigate parking lot now.

Grocery store Restaurant…read more Gym Plus more located inside this shopping center Lots of parking available

Not really impressed with this little throwback of a strip mall. The appearance and layout at best…read moresay homey. The three main section also present a mismatched appearance that reflect what the owner (owners?) must think about management of the property. Also an eyesore is the large dirt patch and generally little card paid to the gardening aspect of the property. For those of you who have seen the run down places in parts of of the South Bay, surrounding Dallas areas , and Orange, Ca you will know what I mean. The one really cool feature, also a holdover concept from era when the place was built, is a small indoor mini mall inside the larger of the buildings. Visitors who pass by on the street would hardly know Park Center has this little indoor area. I have not seen this area put to good use in years for anything like a site or community event. Another indication of an overall lack of care for the place.. But at least the area is well lit. A good thing too since there is a bar on site that could otherwise contribute strange vibe to the place except for the light. But this little shopping center does have a few gems like Sun Valley Fine Foods as well as Upper Crust Delicatessen. The last being a great place to get sandwiches. If it weren't for the little gems this place has I would have given the Park Center Two stars. Otherwise the only thing really right about the Park Center is that it's the only thing around for a mile in any direction. Which only goes to scream "captive audience". A little work on the property to renovate, update, and match the overall appearance could flip my opinion of this place from "industrial diamond" to a community gem.

Newark Marketplace at Four Corners is it's posted name. occupancy has shrank by 1/3. it's still…read morevery busy at BigBox and Safeway. eats/drinks services shopping sizzle spot tax safeway dino's grill supercut gamestop china express learning center cigarette world starbread dental insurance pizza nails ross starbucks Mr. pickles preschool donuts Wells Fargo mandro tea house us bank O sushi fremont bank Nguyen Vu Postal annex Ihop massage baskin robbins acupucture shopping notes: -parking difficult at peak times ala weekends, evenings -steady turnover of tenants in certain units......

I use to frequent this shopping center a lot, years ago now we hardly ever stop and shop at this…read moreshopping center anymore. This shopping center is still some what thriving, however, one of the major tenant has recently gone and shut down. Making the father part of the shopping center dead. Currently the main tenants of this shopping center is Safeway, and Ross Dress for Less. It get's decent traffic and business because Safeway gets a decent amount of business daily. Over the years, the following stores and restaurants have either left & moved or gone out of business: Sho Gun Japanese Restaurant Verizon Wireless Drug Emporium Orchard Supply Hardware (OSH) Starbucks Coffee (Moved across the street to the Rosemont Square Shopping Center). Score! Educational Centers Taco Bell VIP Chinese Restaurant Hallmark However these business are still here: Dentist Doughnut Shop Dino's Grill Well's Fargo Bank Fremont Bank Panda Express Extreme Pizza Nguyen Vu (Vietnamese Restaurant) Cleaners International House of Pancakes (IHOP) Baskin Robbins GameStop QQ Cup Dollar Island Starbucks Coffee (Inside Safeway). There are more businesses and establishments her, just not listed. Plenty of parking here although, the Safeway side is always a busy side and sometimes it is hard to find parking. The Ross side it's pretty easy to find parking. Hopefully, someone will move into the old Orchard Supply Hardware and make that side of the shopping center more thriving! If not, sad life... Welcome to an "A-OK" shopping center!

Pretty much a dead mall. Not sure how it's still surviving with 2 out of every 3 stores closed.read more

Very nice building.I love the look of the interior of the place.Just like The landmark building a…read morefew doors down from the fox mall.Architecture wonders both of them.

Time for an update! After four years, we've acquired a few more food spots. Now that Subway is long…read moregone, we have Sourdough & Co., where the bread is baked fresh daily. Sadly, L&L has been replaced with Nations! Yes, we now have a Nations for when you crave an old-fashioned burger or pie. There are two Starbucks locations: one next to Panda Express and the other inside Safeway. Unfortunately, Rite Aid is on its way to closing, and it's unclear what will replace it. Hopefully, it will be something that offers prescriptions again. For all you electric car owners, we now have multiple charging stations near BofA. Nothing has changed when it comes to the rude, inconsiderate people parking in the shopping center for beach days, despite signs cautioning against it.

This is a really nice outdoor shopping center off of hwy one and Linda Mar blvd.With stores like…read moreRoss, Safeway n Rite aid n eatery's like Panda Express.Nice big parking lot.Buses stop across the st o Linda mar Blvd

Nice local shopping center. Lots of various businesses. Parking can be a challenge at times on a…read morebusy weekend. Close access to multiple motels. Coffee shops. Or restaurants. Gift shops. Easy access to Rockaway Beach. Close access to coastal hiking and picturesque areas. Public bathroom on site and that is kept clean.