Just an FYI: if you don't like large crowds, I definitely wouldn't come on the weekends because it…read morecan get packed. There are plenty of great stores to check out and a really good selection of restaurants. They also have a large bowling alley, a movie theater, and play areas for kids, so there's plenty to do whether you're coming with friends or family. It's a really fun mall with a lot going on, and there's something for pretty much everyone.

in The recent years, due to the housing programs, the demographic of the immediate area has…read morechanged. Have seen more people drive so fast in the parking lot, or open up the windows to scream at random people. fights also occurred at the parking lot once a while. There were also smash and grab years ago at some shops. (It was on the news) Most of the shops here are average At best even the department stores. Tons of Asian based toy stores. A 99 ranch super market. Some Asian based J and K beauty shops. A couple nice restaurants (but not high end). A big but always crowded Japanese book store (even more so crowded than the one in dtla). Typical clothing franchises. And a pretty regular food court. I never really thought this was a nice mall but now it feels like this place is giving more a ghetto vibe. I personally wouldn't come here often to celebrate /or host important events, unless necessary. I would avoid this place on the weekends or holidays if you don't like crowds. Really, just a sub-standard mall But I think people just need a place to hang. Each to their own I suppose. Good luck people : )

Funny, I am out in the San Gabriel Valley area almost every weekend for the past 3+ decades. I…read moredrive by Rosemead Place all the time, but never really paid attention to this shopping center name until recently. Well, I've only shopped at Target and Dollar Tree from here, but it has so much more to offer. Here's to name a few... The Boiling Crab, TGI Fridays, IHOP, Habit Burger & Grill, California Fish Grill, Red Wing, Panda Express, Ross, Petsmart, UPS Store, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Crumbl, Gotcha Teahouse, Cold Stone Creamery, Jersey Mike's Subs, Dave's Hot Chicken, LA Fitness, Rolling Rice, Ono Hawaiian, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and many more. Free parking is available. It gets really packed on the weekends so come here during early hours of restaurant and/or store opening or late afternoon. I haven't entertained any eateries from here. I'll have to spend a whole day just to get immersed in all the good eats offered at this shopping center. Watch out, I'm coming LOL.

My wife and I like to shop at the Rosemead place shopping center because there's many retailers…read morestores,restaurants it's a very popular shopping center. That why we like to shop.

First time to visit this square. It area has pretty good size with different cafes, restaurants,…read moretea and boba station, spa, salon. I enjoyed the Summer Rolls Vietnamese restaurant. Tried the Tea Station. Parking is available . Pretty clean and nice outdoor designs.

I love the options of food and stores they have here! Parking can be a pain, though.... The parking…read morelot is also not well designed for smooth flow of traffic and some people drive like jerks. One time I saw like 4 kids playing on their bicycles and skateboards in the underground parking lot! So please be careful and maybe let the security guard know about that. Looks like someone is searching for a law suit...

It's a decent size mall. I stopped by to pick up something last minute which they had. I've never…read morebeen here so it was something new. Parking situation was great as there was load. I ended up walking in where the food court was. Just from the looks of it, your basic mall food vendors. Don't know if that's the only section that offer food or if they have more at another location in the mall. Walking through when they just opened, it's your basic mall. I didn't really check out the whole place as I just needed to pick something up. They did have a lot of stores which I have never heard of. Honestly don't even know what department stores were on the property. Just from this visit, it was decent.

Very large and clean mall…read more Plenty of big-name and lesser-known businesses make this a nice place to shop year-round. There is plenty of parking around the perimeter of the mall, and security is constantly present in both the interior and exterior.

I used shop here alot back in the days. A friend of mines sister owned a Vietnamese restaurant…read morehere. Wed come to her place and buy a bunch of food. Some of the best restaurants are here. Good food courts here. Parking can be a challenge on certain days,. Its a nice size place. They have a supermarket here to I would shop at sometime. Its cool to hang out here.

Affordable & delicious. You'd have to wipe the tables down before sitting because it gets crowded,…read morehence messy. Got the lobster roll at the sushi place near the entrance. Sweet, delicious, & juicy. Had a bite of the chinese chow mein in the food court, which is a great bang for your buck but could be a little juicier & sweeter. Great for friends with diverse taste.

I have been to Citadel Outlets probably like 30 years ago…read more My friend was visiting from Tampa, Florida and staying at the Double Tree Hilton, which is inside Citadel. When I found out, I said I am going to go and see her. I am glad that I did, and we were happy to see each other. So today practically all day, we spent some time together at this lovely, clean mall that is surrounded by so many great stores and eateries. There are probably over 130 stores and places to eat inside and outside the mall. Let me not forget to tell you, some of the restrooms that we used were SPOTLESS CLEAN!!! They have different stores such as Disney, Nike Factory Store, Coach, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Michael Kors, Guess, BOSS Outlet, Beauty and Specialty Stores, Tommy Hilfiger (one of my favorite designers & brands). Converse Factory Outlet, & Gap. Just to name a few. They have vending machines available with snacks and drinks. Also, a lot of nice restaurants nearby. Free parking and close to the I-5 freeway. We went to Gap and Converse, and I bought me 2 pairs of tennis shoes. Get one, and the other one was 50% off. Fantastic deal. From Gap, I got a nice, long, black jacket. Thin material and very comfortable. They also had clean dressing rooms at Gap. Every item has its own value and price. Both stores that we went to had great employees who were eager to help us. Customer service was above and beyond our expectations. We even had lunch at Panda Express. The list can go on and on and on. It has been like 7 years I haven't seen my friend. She used to live here, we used to work together, and then she relocated back to Florida to help her parents. It was a great outing, the only thing was that there was construction going on around the mall. Maybe they are building more businesses? Thank you all for everything. Always be & stay consistent!!

This is a super giant outlet shopping mall near LA downtown. They have several parking lot and…read moregarages at two opposite ends of the mall. There are over hundred stores spread across a huge area. It is a lot of walking to go from one end to another, including the separate section that has Disney store. There are not as many high end/luxurious brand stores. There was also some contractions going on in one corner of the building. Most of the shops have sun shade in front of their store which allows customers to walk in shade. During the day it gets really hot. There are few sitting areas with shade available. There are vending machines available with snack and drinks. Restrooms are available in three separate sections. The outlet had a shaded food court area with multiple vendor stores. There are couple of dine-in restaurants available as well. We came to the outlet on multiple days. It was busy on both days since it was the weekend. Some of the stores like TH, Guess and Levi's were two floors. Other ones like Nike and Adidas seemed disappointing product wise. There's a 10% sales tax on everything. Overall a decent outlet mall, but not as impressive compared the ones I have been in NJ and NY.

I love that my city painted pride colors on Main St in the Valley Mall. They did this for Pride…read moreMonth. I'm so happy that this city is progressing ahead for a better future and about acceptance

01/18/2018 I got a chance to attend the Norms Groundbreaking…read moreCeremony which included the Main Street Renaming. The new city parking lot no. 1 is going to get an upgrade too. According to the program provided for this event, Valley Mall was named back in 1964. Before that it was known as Main Street. Celebrating the revitalization with the groundbreaking for Norms Restaurant enhancing the shopping and dining experience comes the unveil the renaming of the Valley Mall to Main Street. The construction will add 179-space smart parking lot with up-to-date information on the number of spaces available. Hopefully this brings more residents back to this area. Change is always good but it will take time to get all the signs changed over.

The only time I've been into this plaza have been a bit later at night, so I can only reflect my…read moreopinions on my evening adventures. Both times have been around 7-10 PM. Either after a day hang out with friends after work or after a concert, so some of the other businesses have closed already, but at least the eateries are still open. Plenty of parking when we were here. There's a McDonald's that's popping, Bay Island Cafe (opened decently late and pretty cheap, delicious food), R&B Tea House which is a middling franchise, but has a lot of crane games and works if you just want to hang out, Sam Woo BBQ, Zhangliang Malatang, and Mr. Dragon Noodle House (usually closed or getting ready to close by the time I'm there). There's a fountain plaza area there, but it wasn't working during my visits. It's located in a corner so it might be a bit tricky getting out, but again, I've gone only at night so no big deal.

I've been coming to Lucky Plaza primarily for Bay Island Cafe and Mr Dragon Noodle House on and off…read moreduring the past several years. It is anchored by McDonald's, Sam Woo Restaurant, and Lucky Market. There are also some small boutique shops and other services for nails, spa, mail, lending, etc. Most recently added biz are R&B Teahouse and a massage place. I have two gripes about this plaza. One is the limited parking. For the number of businesses, I feel there should be more parking. The last time I was here, I had to drive out of the plaza, make a detour, and drive back in. Another is that it's located on a corner of two main streets, Valley Blvd and Walnut Grove. It's best to exit on the Walnut Grove side. You may be waiting for a very long time if you try to exit on Valley Blvd. Good luck! Other than my two gripes, it's still a great plaza for dine-in at the restaurants and drink shops.

I've been a non-resident visitor of the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) area for over 40+ years now LOL…read more San Gabriel Square is no stranger to me. This is one of the largest if not the largest shopping center in SGV unless I've missed an even much larger one. Tons of free parking. They have underground parking, too. There is a Tesla charging station area. Just be careful when entering on the side where the Tesla stations are located because it gets really crowded and tight over there. There are 4 floors of businesses. First and second floors are where you'll find most of the restaurants and food/drink shops. Fifth floor only has the Five Star restaurant. Non-food businesses are everywhere else. There are elevators to get to the 2nd floor and upward. Oddly enough, I really don't frequently visit this shopping center, but I have been here primarily for Wushiland Boba, sometimes for 99 Ranch, other times for Vege Valley in the past (they have moved to a new location), and a few times for Five Star restaurant. I was here last weekend for Wushiland of course. I saw a COMING SOON sign with the below biz(es). I may be coming here more often with all the new food/drink joints arriving soon LOL. Let's eat and drink, shall we? Yes, we shall! It's going to get a whole lot busier... see you here! Marugame Udon (NOW OPEN) Bafang Dumpling The Best Shop Cha Redefine Cosmetic World Dong Ting Chun Juicy Dumpling Bingz Burger Guiji Tea

This plaza or square has been here a really long time. I was about to write that this place is…read moregoing to be taken over but I think it has already been taken over. The sign on the front lawn shows TAWA and the old San Gabriel Square sign at the Valley Blvd entrance has already been overshadowed. They just haven't torn it down yet. Every spot used to be occupied with a few restaurants worth waiting in line for. Too sad to see this go and be called something else. There are more businesses coming in.

Atlantic Times Square is a humongous one stop destination that offers retail shopping, restaurants,…read moreentertainment and residences in one place. It's definitely a gathering spot where friends and family can come together to shop, dine and unwind. I was here recently to do take-out from Hong Kong Cafe. I remember coming here in the past for dinner at Atlantic Seafood & Dim Sum. I would love to return here more often to explore the many food options it offers (see below). Residences are on the upper floors. All shops, restaurants, and entertainment are primarily on the bottom floor. Anchor: AMC Theatres, 24 Hour Fitness Specialty Stores: 528 Entertainment, AI W Beaut The Studio, Aritaum, Daiso Japan, Focus Vision Optometric Center, Fun Hoops, Lambert Outdoors, Personal Touch Lingerie, Ravel, Shiny by Seoul, Spa Carrera, Swank Hair Salon, X-Home Food: HK Cafe, 1919 Noodle Express, Asayoru Maid Cafe, Atlantic Seafood & Dim Sum, Big Way Hot Pot, Meet U Dumpling, East Town Hot Pot, Grab A Crab, Gram Cafe, Happy Family Vegetarian Restaurant, Heytea, Iwagyu BBQ ATS, Macho Burger, Matcha Cafe Maiko, Mongolian Pie, Mountain House, Onezo, Phoenix, Street Churros, Sunmerry Bakery / Happy Lemon, Teazzi Parking is free. Cars enter and exit at Atlantic Blvd. There are multiple floors so make sure you remember which floor you parked at. It can get quite busy so come early for lunch or dinner for ease of parking. Come on out and support this amazing square!

This shopping mall has a good mix of stores, restaurants, cafe and also an AMC. They have huge…read moreindoor parking garage. Some short time street parkings are available as well. Most of the common areas are clean. There's a small water fountain and some bench chairs for resting. All the bakery and restaurants in this mall are Asian. Gram, Sunmerry and Hong Kong cafe are most well known bakeries. Among restaurants, there are dim sum, hot pot, k-bbq and noodles house spots. Multiple bubble tea store are there including Hey Tea. For shopping, there's not many option, just few local stores and a Daiso.