This shopping center offers a variety of appealing choices, with Trader Joe's serving as the main…read moreattraction. My spouse and I have also visited Sweetgreen and Starbucks in the same plaza. Parking can be challenging at times due to limited space. The parking spots are compact, and the area directly in front of the stores has a limited number of spaces available. We frequently end up parking along the side or behind the center, near the apartment buildings, and walking to our destination.

This is a small mall. A few eateries and service stores. The big draw is the TJs. Parking was ok…read morebecause we got there early

I only go to Cityline for the free events hosted on the weekends every season. I got to try out a…read morefree yoga session on the lawn from YogaSix every Sunday for a limited time. They even have the OMG Entertainment Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival, SJMade events, BTS theme event, a car show, the run club, and free dance lessons on weekdays (summer only). Highly recommend checking their website for upcoming events. The public parking garage is big. I don't understand why people are fighting for a space on the first floor when there are so many parking spaces on the rooftop with a working elevator and stairs. The luxury apartments look nice from the outside, and the residents are lucky to have Target, Ulta, and AMC within walking distance. Plus, there's Pacific Catch, Urban Plates, Shake Shack, and other eateries in every corner to check out. So sad Tipsy Putt is gone, so I hope they open another fun venue.

Thanks Cityline Sunnyvale for hosting so many family-friendly and fun events for Sunnyvale…read moreresidents! Our kids definitely enjoyed the Fast Lane Cars event, and we got a chance to check out some cool vendors at your Sip Shop Eat event. Excited to keep coming to our downtown over others thanks to the amazing development, food establishments, and your events. Now only if you could help us win one of those Lamborghini's that would be perfect and I'll provide a 7-star review. Thank you!

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.

This town center is so cool. It has all my favorite places- Target, Sprouts, Peets Coffee,…read moreRowhouse, Nick the Greek.. I can go on and on about the list.. There is ample of parking and the fountain area is fun to chill and spend some time around. Writing this review just for my love of Santa Clara city and one of its best centers.

Please require a coordinated magnetic barrier for shopping carts. The current situation has become…read moreuntenable if one wishes to visit more than one store. Before, it was only Target. If I wanted to visit both Sprouts & Target, I'd park near Sprouts, get one of their carts, sanitize it, go to both stores, and return the cart to Sprouts. Now, Sprouts has put those detectors on their carts, and the magnetic barriers aren't even close. So, one has to move their vehicle within one shopping center and wipe off two carts in order to shop at both stores. And it makes me more likely to eschew the store I need only one or two items from. Assuming others do the same, it's bad for business. And of course, it's very off-putting for customers like myself. Please fix this.

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.

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

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.

It has been a very long time since I have been back at Cupertino Village. Ranch 99 market, Sheng…read moreKee Bakery, Fantasia Coffee & Tea, and Ten Ren Tea have been here for a very long time. Others come and go. It was not crowded on a Tuesday night. There is also a parking garage near Fantasia Coffee and Tea that wasn't there before. If you are looking for Asian restaurants and tea shops, this is a great plaza to come. There is also Kira Kira Beauty store and a salon here. It's also a great area to just get some steps in if you want to walk around.

I met up with a friend for lunch at Cupertino Village. It had been years since I was last here and…read moresaw they had expanded with additional sections with other businesses = Less parking. I liked when they built the parking garage. Anyways, the main businesses like 99 Ranch, Sheng Kee Bakery, Fantasia, Ten Ren Tea, etc have been here since the beginning of this plaza. Others have come and gone but new businesses are popping up too. Support your local business.

We enjoy coming to Main Street Cupertino where they have great restaurants. It's a local community…read moreplaza that has Alexander's Steakhouse, Eureka, Lazy Dog Restaurant, Haidilao Hot Pot, Pacific Fresh, Oren's Hummus, Mian Szechuan Noodles & Dumplings, 85° Bakery, Philz Coffee, Somi Somi, etc. It's nice to relax and chill here. They have a big lawn area (artificial grass though), benches or cement planters to sit on. They string up lights during the holidays which is beautiful. Come check it out!

Main Street Cupertino is lovely outdoor development in Cupertino that has a variety of shops,…read morerestaurants, and open spaces. There a variety diverse dining options, particularly Asian cuisine, and a lively community atmosphere. It's a really nice outdoor area that is landscaped beautifully and has sidewalks for walking around. Some of the Restaurants you can find there are: Lazy Dog, Eureka, Alexander's steakhouse and Patisserie, Pacific Catch, Meet Fresh, Oren's Hummus, Koi Pakace, HAIDILAO HOTPOT, Pineapple Thai, Myungrang Hot Dog, Pizza my Heart, Pacific Catch, Mian Sichuan Noodles and Hey Chicken. There are a few coffee, tea and dessert options as well. These are Somi Somi, 85 degree, Hey Tea, Phil's Coffee and Sul & Beans Korean Dessert Cafe. There is a new Miniso shop, an AT&T store and a Golden Vision store. The residence Inn by Marriott hotel is located there as well as the Loft apartments. There is plenty of parking. It can get very busy in that shopping center. There is a Main Street Cupertino Parking garage located behind the hotel on Vallco Parkway. Parking is free here and they do have charge point and Tesla charging stations available in that parking garage.