This place is amazing. They have the playground for the kids. They can honestly take down the fence. It's not necessary and they have tons of places for new businesses to come in and lots of space for them. I used to come here as a kid all the time and they had the best stuff here it saddens me to see it in the state it is, but it is a beautiful wonderful building. that is honestly been here as long as I can remember it I grew up going here. The people I love would go here and it is the go to place. I went there recently to get my phone camera from my son's iPhone fixed. It was extremely affordable to get that done and honestly, I'm excited to go back there again when I have more time because I was in a hurry to get back to the Dentist. read more

im amazed that this Mall is still open! this mall has been around since i was a kid in Antioch, and although it has lost most its shops, its still in business. service is good, selection of things are limited, and value can be great Somerville's highlights are chains, phone cases and a shoe store still open. food is also available, but staff is literally 1-2 people per shop not a recommendation, but if you are in Antioch, why not check out the Mall? read more

Somersville Towne Center - Shopping Centers Near Me - Antioch, California

The pizza at the entrance is super good but has been shutdown for a while due to uncleanliness. This place is basically a ghost town and has nobody in it and barley any open stores. As soon as u walk in u will see nobody and like 1 security guard. Really easy to steal from this place due to no protection. No wonder so many robberies here. read more

This place is utterly depressing and hasn't been worth visiting since the early to mid-2000s when I was still in MIDDLE SCHOOL. I've seen cemeteries with more liveliness than this mall, which has become nothing more than an oversized parking lot and a place to walk laps around because why would you actually go shopping here? I get paying for gas is almost as bad as finding blood in your urine these days but you're better off taking a trip to Sun Valley Mall in Concord if you're in East Contra Costa County and want to go to a large shopping mall. This place ain't it. Hasn't been in decades by this point. read more

I used to love coming to this mall growing up. I would explore so many places in the mall, eat at the Sbarro or Charley's they used to have, grab a pretzel from the Wetzel Pretzels stand, and I even remembered hiding in the racks in various stores (i.e. Macy's, Mervyn's - remember Mervyn's? - and even Sears). Now, this mall is a shell of what it once was. So many stores shut down, very few places to eat, and it is not even worth coming anymore. I haven't even been to this mall ever since they closed down Macy's. Now, I only go to this mall to get my haircut (Ace of Fades) Drive extra further to Concord or Walnut Creek even if you want to do some shopping. Because this mall is DEFINITELY not it. read more

This shopping mall is doomed. There are no anchor stores or any stores worthwhile to shop at. I give it no more than 5 years before it will be demolished and low-cost apartment housing moves into this slum area. read more

This place is not some place I would ever visit again Ace of Fades Barber lounge They did a shitty job Alot of the shops are closed very desolate Probably wont come back read more

Somersville Towne Center - Like what the hell is this - Shopping Centers Near Me - Antioch, California

This is the worst mall ever, I wouldn't even consider this a mall.. all the stores sucks. not sure why anyone would ever want to lease a retail space in this mall. read more

They are open but hours have changed, they are open from 11am-7:00pm Monday-Saturday, I'm not sure about Sunday. Check their online site for daily updates and hour changes. Lots of stores shut down, but still a nice place to walk around. No more Macy's or Victoria's Secret, you'll have to go to Sun valley Mall in Concord. Still lil' Knick knack stores n a couple food spots. read more

This mall has been in a death spiral for many years. It truly is a shame. Sears is gone now. I noticed that when Macy's announced their remodels, the store in this mall was not a part of it. Macy's is a great store as we all know but there is another great store in this mall...Fallows. They take care of their customers with a smile and have good quality products at phenomenaly low prices. Give them a try this season. I suppose that this mall will finally die. It would make great homeless housing. read more

With all the new housing, and older neighborhoods in East Contra Costa County surely they should have a better mall. There were a lot of empty storefronts, very few places I would want to shop, and only few places to eat. And perhaps the worse Sears and Macy's I've ever browsed in. This mall did not impress me at all and I doubt I'm the only one who thinks this way; I walked from one end to the other and saw very few people. read more

Free breakfast with Santa today. With a DJ, great miss of music. Good food. Also I am changing my review because of all the changes that took place in the mall. The bathroom is open during mall hours. And the staff have become more friendly and attentive to all issues. Hopefully more people read this review and come and see the difference the mall has made in a short time. Honestly I have not seen any other mall that is trying to give back to their customers with food, performances, puppet shows, mariachi. Keep up the good work. read more

Really depressing to visit as it's a complete shell of it's former self. Everything is pretty much closed down and on weekends the maximum amount of people you see are around 30 at the most. I dont know how it hasn't closed down since it's a complete ghost town read more

I imagine this place was really nice back in the day. I see the remnants of a what must have been a lively, happy, suburban mall but now it's empty. It makes me sad, seeing all the closed shops. Reasons I come Here: - Just cuz of the anchor tenants - Macy's and Sears, but they are a bit disorganized and the sales associates do not seem that enthused. There are few shoppers. This means that I can take my time browsing without any pressure. - Also cuz of Victoria's Secret which was busy when I went but quiet when there is no sale. - The Gym which isn't in the mall but in the same complex I hope this mall doesn't die out. read more

Two stars for two stores I shop at in this mall. I remember the days of Orange Julius's and talking Christmas Trees! Man am I dating myself! Oh I forgot about Bedazzled! I think we put them out of business (inside joke)! This place is turned into garbage. I'm afraid to go after dark. Even during the day is bad. There's not one time that I've been inside Victoria Secrets that haven't been robbed! Today I noticed security. I think police cadets should be able to work as security there! I hate to be negative but there's really nothing positive to say! Very depressing to say the least. On a happier note I found a top at Forever 21 and a good parking spot near the entrance. My suggestion is to get a store that will thrive there based on the demographics and economy. "Styles" should be a money maker?? read more

I recommend coming to the Somersville town me center for all ages exercises the shops can be a bit pricy but you can't beat Dallas also this place is host to the best shoe repair in the business let's say you have your favorite shoes these guys can make them like new they repaired both my hoka one one bondi shoes and I had a previous shoe company near my house so it and one shoe hugged my heel so bad but yeah Somersville is a good place to come and hang out for all ages read more

I like this mall because everyone THINKS it's ghetto and thus do not go there anymore. Attention people who think they are "too good" for this mall: put your stroller back in your SUV and drive out to fucking Brentwood because I don't want you ruining my otherwise pleasant shopping experience at County East. THANKS. read more

I would hardly call this a mall. What stores that are still open cater to only certain type and the only stores really worth going to (Macys and MAYBE Sears) are pretty sad. read more

I've been going to this mall ever since I was a kid; when there used to be an arcade next to the mall entrance of Macy's, when there wasn't even a Macy's and it was JC Penny's (then a funiture or whatever store) before rennovations. There are new stores, but it's just an alright place to do some quick clothes shopping. Not really many places to eat other than Sbarro, but there's some places to eat across the street, to the left of Kaiser. Really? It's ghetto? I could never define what ghettoness is, but maybe it's because I've gotten used to the environment =P. I don't feel like I'm in any harm, if that's what you mean. I remember there used to be a card store and a chinese restaraunt at the entrance of the mall. Times have changed. The buffet outside by the new Marshall's and 24 hours is alright, and it's pretty cheap around lunchtime. Anyway, my dad and little brother go here every weekend. Usually it's for my brother to eat Sbarro pizza and go to game stop. I usually check out Hot Topic. There's a kewl picture place where my friends and I have taken pictures for proms and such. My mom & aunties go here also, for clothes shopping and such (for those of you who think it's not safe? lol..). The place seems empty on weekdays (duh) and on weekends its not too crowded. I give it four stars for memories and for staying alive / being an alright place to chill. read more

Sears never paid rent,the Corp owns the land . I hear this question a lot about "was the rent to high ?" Answer is yes, for the rest,but Sears (Macy's, I do believe owned their spot too) owned the land the building was built on from delta fair to Fairview . Sadly shoppers dwindled down and shoplifters increased not helping the bottom line as the company struggled also to stay afloat. I have not been to the mall since nov 2019 as my store closed . I have no idea what's going on there now. I hope that answers questions. read more

I am going to mainly grade this based on the years it was actually known as County East Mall. Some who may have not been here for too long may not know that it was actually an outdoor mall for some time before they converted it into a closed mall. It was very airy and open and felt like the Willows (before they modernized it and took away the English Phonebooth.) When I was about 8 or so, (which was around 1990) they converted it into a closed mall. Most of the shops were filled up and the opening day, the place was packed. They had Kay Bee Toys, A & W Hot Dogs, Clothestime, B. Dalton Bookstores, and added a new anchor department store called Gottschalks. Over the years, anchor stores have moved out, some new ones have been brought in. At the opening of Macy's (where JCPenney used to be) a few years ago, they decided to revitalize the mall by renaming it to Somersville Town Centre. Unfortunately, the economy has hurt this mall and it has less stores than ever. The closing of two of it's major anchor stores has ultimately made this mall feel like a shadow of it's former self. I still go here, though, just because it's less crowded than Sunvalley and can be walked through pretty quickly. I have a lot of memories dated back here, so sometimes it's just fun to walk around for old time's sake. It may not be as big or as nice as Sunvalley or Stoneridge, but it has it's own qualities. It's not as ghetto as some say. Just park at Macy's - avoid the main entrance (where Sbarro is) that's where the kids seem to hang out the most. read more

This "mall" is weak. Once you make it through the up and coming thug life folks that perch in front of every entrance you find yourself smack dab in the middle of nothing. A bunch of your typical kiosks and no mall would be complete without someone offering to upgrade my phone service or straighten my hair. PASS. The only saving grace this mall has to offer is the new Macy's/MAC counter. They've changed the name to enhance the identity of this place but its going to take more than that to make me want to shop here. UGH. read more

This mall was once an interesting place to shop. I remember going here throughout my childhood and shopping at the Gottschalks, Sears and Mervyns. And yes, there used to be a large, beautiful water fountain inside of the mall But now...walking through the mall feels so depressing. Most of the stores are mom & pop shops that leave much to be desired. There's not much of a food selection either. I tried to find somewhere to sit and I was disappointed to find that most of the seats were occupied with people that weren't even shopping...just sitting and talking and taking up space. The few employees look bored out of their minds and they do not even try to provide good customer service. There's also quite a few mall cops who were walking around even though there's no one even shopping! read more

Back when I lived in Antioch, which was a month ago har har, I rarely went to this mall unless I really needed something. It's small, one leveled and boring. I did go to the gym there, loved that gym. They really need to expand or something. read more

This mall has gone downhill over the years ! It is seriously so ghetto, I hate coming in. There's not a lot of decent stores, and hardly any food choices. They've brought in a few different things, like Cinnabon but it didn't last. Stay away whenever there's a shoe release, people are crazy. Fights, yelling and chaos. The stores don't know how to handle it. I avoid coming here unless I need something and don't have time to go to the concord mall. read more

I'll make this quick! Tear down, Renovate do whatever! Highway 4 Corridor starting from Bay Point to Brentwood! Yeah! All that money going somewhere else! Concord, Fairfield, Walnut Creek, Pleasanton even out to SF... Just to shop @ a descent Mall. Gotta do better! Stores have NOTHING! Nothing @ all. SAD JUST SAD read more

This has been my mall since childhood. I have some great memories of this mall growing up. The winter wonderland during the christmas season is always amazing. The theme changes every year to something new and exciting. I always take the kids every year to meet Santa. In the 925 area, this is the best mall. read more

every online site says me all opens at 9am, LIES!!! the doors of the mall state they open at 11am. the mall and area is declining, trying to keep shopping local but stupid shit like this, has lost my business. read more

Somersville Towne Center - Shopping Centers Near Me - Antioch, California

This place is really not that great. Not too many shops here. And the Pac Sun closed. The people that sometimes shop here are so creepy and I've been hollered at so many times which makes me stay away from this place a lot. I don't like to feel harassed. Laugh out loud. The only reason I come to this shopping center is for the Forever 21 and Hot Topic. Other than that, you'll see me driving to the Sunvalley Mall and shopping there instead. read more

What a sad, sad, mall. It's always so empty now, I'm surprised that the stores still stay in business. At least they have Orange Julius. read more

You will find your typical mall stores here (Mervyns, Sears, Macy's.) The mall itself always has a few stores closed down, and has appeared run down at times. It's convenient if you live near by, but don't drive out of your way to go here. read more

This place has really gone down hill. They use to have great stores but they eventually moved out of this location. The only store worth going to is the Shoe Store like FootLocker and the only Store really worth going to is ........Macy's. Macy's Vans Sheikh Shoes Sears 24HR Fitness Victoria Secret GNC Claire's Champ Sports Charley's Grilled Subs Note: stores are moving to Streets of Brentwood read more

I don't go towards Antioch very often, but I went in Somersville Towne Center for the first time ever and it was more on the disappointing side. Only one level of shops, and there really aren't that many of them to begin with. Not even a designated food court. The main anchors are Macy's and Sears (Gottschalks must have closed a long time ago). Only nice thing is that it is conveniently located right off California State Route 4 and you can be in and out if you know what you're looking for or need. read more

There are probably three stores in here total. This mall was my childhood, used to go here all the time and go into the candy store & Macy's etc. This mall has nothing inside, extremely vacant and empty. Workers there seem miserable (don't blame them). This mall has a Sears, Macy's, Smoothie Shack, Journey... and that's it? Tons of parking since nobody goes inside. Do not waste your time here, go to the Concord Mall or the Streets of Brentwood. read more

County East Mall?. I miss that open-air mall. The Jerry Lewis Cinema's, The Warehouse, Baskin Robbins, Happy Steak, Straw Hat..... Shucks. read more

It's been awhile since I've come to this mall and a lot of stores have closed down. I was there over the weekday and it was pretty dead.

I love the antioch mall. all i need is a WET SEAL and a Sheikh. and the antioch mall has them. i dont know what kind of people are leaving these reviews talkin about thuggs and gangsters out side the doors. i mean seriously... go back to wallnut creek then with your scarey ass. no one is gonna mess with you. calm down. antioch mall is a good mall i like that its smaller i hate shoping with hella people every where its annoying. and wet seal always has buy one get one for a penny! shirts jeans everything and their cloths are the soo cute... i love county east mall :D read more

Now sears is gone. Macy's as well now. That's it. The mall is gone. I sure miss the old county East mall.

Ha! This mall was lovingly called the Hallway. I need not explain. The Antioch, or East County/County East, Mall of my adolescent years is long gone. Quite literally, all of the stores I once knew as an integral part of my shopping experience here are gone. Let's have a running tally shall we? Gottschalks. Mervyn's. Sam Goody. The Chinese Restaurant with the bomb ass shrimp plate. The ice cream shop with the huge gum ball machine. A&W. KB Toys. Choice. Styles 4 Less. The arcade!. Etc. Etc Etc. The mall is definitely catering to a much younger crowd. The new stores include Forever 21, Torrid, Hot Topic, Journey, Wet Seal...you get the picture. At least there's a mini Macy's now? I'm pretty sure the only thing that has remained steady for the past 10 years or so is the Orange Julius and the Sears. Overall, come to this place if you need to replace some thing or are in need of something quick to wear. AKA club clothes. BTW: I really miss B. Dalton and the Michael's.=( read more

Wear your bulletproof vest if you venture to this mall... This mall now resembles the Hilltop Mall in Richmond and the stores aren't even half as good. Chances are the store you went to last time will now be out of business or they will be moving to a new location for no reason at all. The stores in this mall carry half the merchandise of the stores in Concord or Pleasnton so just make the trip to one of those malls. The crowd is ghetto and thuggish... not a family friendly atmosphere. I come to this mall only because the MAC counter is located next to the door and I can be in and out in a matter of 10 minutes. read more