The Pruneyard Shopping Center is home to many restaurants, retail businesses, and professional businesses. 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. read more

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Pruneyard Management is a joke. Constant door dash drivers parked in RED ZONE for emergency vehicles. 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. read more

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Lovely Environment and a Pleasant atmosphere! This Pruneyard Shopping Center is definitely a one stop destination for many of your shoppings, Dinings, Entertainments, and many other Services. There are many stores here includes Trader Joe's, Marshall, Sports Basement, Books Inc, Salons Shops, Gifts shops, Bakery, Cinemas Theater, Clothings, Bars, Banks, Beauty, Coffee and Teas, and many Restaurants!!! An Awesome open-air Shopping Spaces Fills with all sort of Businesses!!! They always have many kind of events and live music plays in the evenings and at nights. read more

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We love the Pruneyard shopping center but off late it's get getting too crowded with no parking space. Parking garages are not convenient when your hands are full with shopping bags . Ton of restaurants , most of which are my favorites. Hope something will be done soon. read more

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This review is about night at Pruneyard Shopping Center. It's very nice that they decorated lights to make this place feel cozy. Most restaurants are closed during the night, but it didn't surprise me that the more-nightlife ones tend to still open later during the evening. Most people come here during the night because of those restaurants. I remember that I usually come here to dine in at Buca di Beppo when I was younger. Still shocked that that restaurant is still here. I think the restaurant next to it used to be an ice cream shop until boba replaced it. I also was gonna go to that one pizza place until they permanently closed down. However, there is still nightlife going on here. You just need to find the right places to go. read more

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I remember when the Pruneyard was a dead shopping center in bankruptcy with no stores to attract anybody to come to. It is far from that now. On any given night, the Pruneyard is packed with people eating at the delicious restaurants and shopping at the various stores or catching a movie at the cinema. The hardest part of this can be parking. My suggestion, head for the back. There's always plenty of parking along the west side of the property behind the towers. A go directly there rather than circling the lots. read more

The Pruneyard is awesome for a get together with friends or just getting lunch to go. The parking is ok, usually I can find a spot. There's lots of nice restaurants like Luna Mexican or orchard City Kitchen. Starbird chicken or Asian box is good to get to go. Teaspoon boba is a good boba place. There's also sweet green salad but that's kind of expensive. Overall a good places for lunch or dinner. read more

I like going to the Pruneyard by also dread it because one of the things I don't like about the Pruneyard is the parking. Parking in front of Marshall's is a nightmare and I always feel like people cannot park within the lines there and there's always a backup right in front of Marshalls. If you go to the other areas, oh my gosh, parking is also just as bad. It's been many many years since I last parked in the parking garage because it is quite inconvenient and it's all the way in the back. I do like some of the offerings at the Pruneyard including Marshalls, Mendocino Farms, Humphrey Slocumbe, Starbird and a few others. Whenever I go to the Pruneyard, I try to go early in the morning or near closing time just to avoid all of the crazy parking drama. read more

My husband and I recently stayed at a hotel at The Pruneyard for a long weekend for a friend's birthday party. The party took place at the hotel's courtyard. Guests stayed at the hotel, and the group dinner the following day was also located in the Pruneyard Shopping Center. Most guests, like us, flew into town, and did not rent a car, as most of the events were located at the Pruenyard Center. It was actually a perfect place for guests who did not have a car, as it really had all we needed. After all, it has a hotel, various shops, a movie theater, and several restaurants. Despite it being January, a rather chilly time in that area, the Pruneyard was a happening spot. The parking seemed to always be full, and during the day, it was bustling. I really loved how there was so much outdoor seating. There was a coffee shop in the center, with outdoor seating, and some general bench seating in the middle of the square. I liked that there was a bar and a restaurant without outdoor seating in the square as well. Lots of people were drinking and socializing, many with their dogs. It had a very fun, lively, community feel. If I lived nearby, I would walk my dog to the Pruneyard regularly for a coffee. It was nice there there were also some restaurants with outdoor seating away from the main square. I do wish there had been perhaps a few more bars or fast casual restaurants in the main square and, perhaps a bit more general open seating to make for a few more options in the heart of all the action. Since I had wanted to spend time in the center of the square to people watch, and just hang out, we sat in an outdoor beer bar, even though we don't even drink beer. A wine bar or other bar with seating in the center square would have been nice, as the other bars were a bit away from the hub. All in all, I really enjoyed The Pruneyard Shopping Center and feel that it is there perfect spot to spend an afternoon, or even to stay for the weekend for an event. read more

Great shopping experience with stores and restaurants. A few coffee places too (Peet's, etc.). Also a great bookstore in Books Inc. There's also a couple of banks located inside the center. The only shopping center in all of Campbell. read more

I love this shopping plaza it's quaint, cute, and chic. They have pretty much everything you need in terms of grocery shopping, movies, a bar, restaurants, bakeries, you name it! Parking is reasonable and easy to find, they do share a large lot with all retailers and the hotel. It's a nice place for a stroll with your family or dog, or even for a fun date night. Love the ambiance, prices are reasonable here. Environment is very nice, and great for a weekend brunch. Recommend checking this place out if you're in the area. read more

We have been shopping and dining and drinking at Pruneyard for decades. We love Luna -and we're really taking it back about the price increases! Other than that, it was a great meal. Fun shops And parking is a pain in the neck. It's a fun place to go with Friends. read more

Pruneyard has been a staple place to shop, eat, hangout and enjoy for many years. As a local to Campbell, I've been visiting here for over 25 years and there isn't anything you can't do in this plaza. The parking can get a little crazy at times, but that just proves how popular this plaza is. Great restaurants, cute shops and stores to indulge in, and plenty of random stores to fulfill all your needs. read more

The Pruneyard has helped me walk longer ( Sports Basement), eat better (Luna), gift better (Books Inc.), and shop better (Marshall's). What's not to love? I've been able to find everything and then some in this parking lot. It's no wonder it's usually busy, but once you find that spot to park - time will fly since there is so much to do, see, and enjoy. I celebrated my birthday here, toasted a friend's milestone, took up a new hobby, and bonded over shared interests - it's a place where a lot of magic happens. The shopping center boasts amenities that fit all budgets and make it possible for all ages to enjoy! I remember as a high schooler going to a shopping mall and having little to do since everything was expensive, but at the Pruneyard, you can catch a movie or get boba and have an awesome time. It's a wonderful spot to go with friends, for errands, or to see what's new - and even if you don't have a reason, you don't need one - it's just that fun! read more

One of the most prestigious places to visit in Santa Clara. This shopping center offers restaurants from different cuisines, outdoor seating, quick stops to satisfy sweet tooth, cute shops, grocery stores, a hotel and even a movie theatre. The parking specifically during the holidays becomes challenging, but it is normal for a popular place like the Pruneyard shopping center. read more

We walked to this shopping mall from the doubletree hotel which is refreshing in the morning. Visited the Trader Joes and got a coffee at Peet's and a juice from the Juice company. There's a cinema and a buca di peppo and a rock bottom brewery and several other eateries read more

Great environment and good food selection. The food sometimes can get pricey at some restaurants, but most prices are reasonable. Haven't tried everything here, but definitely want to check out more. read more

I have been coming here for a long time and take it for granted perhaps. It has been around a long time and looks like it. They have some larger stores like Trader Joe's, a nice movie theater, and decent dining options and Luna is my favorite. Parking can be challenging depending on the time of the day. read more

Come one, come all!! This shopping center is THE place to hit up if you are in need of some retail therapy or hungry AF!! The Pruneyard Shopping Center is riddled with an abundance of businesses that will fill whatever empty void you have. There are 4 banks, 7 clothing|accessories stores, over 15 restaurants, a grocery store, and even has a movie theater on site. 4 stars thanks to the huge food selections to choose from and the convenience of having dessert or post meal coffee|tea within walking distance. Minus one star due to the poopy parking situation. Be prepared to drive around and around and AROUND in attempts to finding a parking spot. I highly suggest you come super early to bypass all of the heavy traffic [if possible]. Coming by late doesn't really ensure easy parking due to the huge visitor turnout for happy hour and dinners plans. read more

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I am here at least once a week and while some of the changes are welcome, I can't help but feel the attempts at being a higher end shopping center are making the consumer feel less welcomed. The parking is a nightmare and the lack of handicap parking makes it worse for those of us with limited mobility, forget trying to take a wheelchair. Today, I watched security threaten to tow not one but two vendors delivering to the various restaurants. How on earth are businesses supposed to stay in operation if their suppliers are being towed for delivering merchandise?!? read more

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Great Service. Comfortable chairs. Good selections of food while enjoying the movie. Great environment.

This place is always. So. Busy. You can never find a spot, or if you do it's super far from where you need to be. There's a few good places in here but with so many small shops, the place is always pretty packed. Be sure to get in and out early on the weekend if you're looking to grocery shop at Trader Joe's! read more

What this shopping center has to offer: http://www.pruneyard.com/Directory.aspx I only frequent Trader Joe's but as you can see, I don't fully utilize its potential. You can do just about anything in this very shopping center. Not only can you take care of your groceries, you can shop at Marashall's and Sports Basement (new addition to the plaza where Barnes and Nobles used to be) then walk over to Patxi's to enjoy their lunch special (a slice, a non-alcoholic beverage, and a salad for $9.99). After lunch if you want to kill 2-3 hours, walk over to Camera 7 to watch a movie but don't waste your money at the concession stand there, you can grab a dessert snack from Cold Stone or a slice of heaven at LeBoulanger afterwards. No one is like me - I can be out and be on the go the entire day so what I described is usually my typical Saturday or Sunday but instead of enjoying it at one place so I don't have to spend gas, I usually drive from one destination to the next. There are not many shopping centers you can kill all birds w/ one stone. Here at Pruneyard, you can. This shopping center is great for pampering yourself what w/ all the salons and massage services and to spend quality time w/ your significant other or w/ family and friends (i.e. lots of eateries, even for sports watching). Nothing like a mall but boutiques and a handful of bridal stores will have you overwhelemed. The Pruneyard Plaza Hotel is a hotel I've always wanted to stay at; right at this plaza, near the Los Gatos Creek Trail, and walking distance to downtown Campbell. Seriously... this is a prime location. Feeling adventurous? Walk over to Tread to rent bikes and frolic about town. read more

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The roommate and I went to The Pruneyard on Sunday, May 14th around 5pm. We mainly stopped by for dinner, but we were able to explore the shopping center a little. We showed up early for dinner, so we went to the Sports Basement first to browse. They had some stuff on sale, but nothing that I needed. There was a small section of Warriors gear which seemed to be priced cheaper than what I've seen at their Team Store. We had dinner at Outback Steakhouse with the roommate's family. Dinner left something to be desired, but they were nice enough to take our party early as we had reservations for 5:45pm. After dinner, the roommate and I went to Tin Pot Creamery to grab some ice cream for dessert. The shopping center itself is actually bigger than it looks as I only first noticed Outback, Sports Basement, and the surrounding area. It wasn't until we walked to Tin Pot that I realized there were a lot more store and restaurants. The Pruneyard does seem like an older plaza, but if you are looking for some chain restaurants, shopping, or even to see a movie, you can find it all here. read more

This place has really improved over the past few years. It still feels small & there's not a ton to do. Great if you want to eat or shop at specialty locales, but not the best place to hangout & explore; Santana Row, Stanford Shopping Center, and most of the city-specific downtowns are more entertaining. I highly recommend Mendocino Farms & Tin Pot Creamery if you are here. read more

This review is about The Pruneyard management only. Yes, the place needed a face lift, but pushing out the old favorites, many less expensive and great for families, was a bad idea. Not renewing or severing the lease of Outback, which was our go-to date night, and a chain that is notable for holding on to customers, and lots of them every night, in poor locations, for a more expensive Italian steakhouse? We might come for Orchard City Kitchen, or the Rock Bottom Brewery (and we don't drink beer), but none of the other restaurants fit us. Taking out Coldstone Creamery to insert Tin Pot Creamery, which does not offer milkshakes? Dumb. Various discussion sites have not been happy with this aspect, calling it a mini-Santana Row not needed in the small town of Campbell. Sure, we get a(n indie) bookstore again--if you can find it. That's nice. That "plenty of parking"? Not if you're mobility challenged--a very ableist idea. If you're going to claim plenty of parking, you'd damn well dedicate more of the nearby spots for handicapped visitors--and make sure the signs about fines, especially in the striped walkways, are patrolled and enforced. I don't bloody well care if you're there "only for a minute": if I can't get my sister in her chair into a spot, or park in one of the few designated spots, you're asking for a fine. I will either block you or take a photo of your license plate--and report it--next time. I have no patience for entitled affluenza drivers. You can't park close to what you visit--even Trader Joe's has fewer parking spots, but there are now three handicap spots right by. That part of the lot is still an accident waiting to happen. I'm not impressed with the "upgrade", and there are many more like me. read more

I feel like the Pruneyard has recently re-vamped itself and is no longer the dead center near Campbell that it once was when I visited for the first time back as a high schooler. They now have Trader Joe's, Pacific Catch, Sports Basement, Patxi's ... just to name a few of the awesome new places that have made their way into the plaza recently. I particularly loveeeeee Pacific Catch and TJ because they're now my go-to places for dining out and eating in! The only gripe I have with this place is their atrocious speed bumps. WHO MAKES THESE?! I have a stock car, and it scrapes. Fail. read more

Located in Silicon Valley in Campbell. This was just the place we were looking due to hang a few hours before we head back home. The Pruneyard has a nice mix of shops. Great place to stop for lunch, movie, outdoor seating, dessert, grocery shopping, clothing stores, book store and fresh juices store nearby. I like that is high end and out door. I'm so glad we were able to find a parking fairly easily and we didn't get a ticket for parking there too long. Will remember to come back here for lunch again. read more

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Love how conveniently close this is to where I live now. It's a cute little shopping center, not too huge and not too pretentious with expensive shops. I love going to the Marshall's here and the Trader Joe's is usually always packed with people but it's definitely still convenient. Tandoori Oven is a great place to grab lunch or dinner if you're not in the mood to cook. Barnes & Nobles is never packed and has very helpful staff. Tons of other restaurants and shops here...only problem is parking can be a bitch. read more

They gave me a ticket before 3 hours! I had to pay it. That sucks. It would be easier to park at valley fair mall. At least nobody is looking around and give people random tickets. No charger stations for electric cars!! read more

The whole shopping center is getting revamped... so there is a ton of construction... its becoming high end and a lot of small shops are getting pushed out ... a ton of eateries and stores have been closing up and new more expensive shops are rolling in... way too crowded here ... Whats with the Blue Gorillas people?? Am i missing something? read more

Love the prune yard. They lot of good places to eat bucca , outback , rock bottom , el burros and afew more. read more

The Pruneyard Shopping Center - Shopping Centers Near Me - Campbell, California

Lots of places to eat here. Movie theater, clothes shopping, galleries, grocery shopping and more. read more

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Cool, large shopping area with options for dining, shopping, and hanging out- coffee shops and bars, boutiques and chain clothing stores, grocery stores, and several restaurants- including pizza, Mediterranean, new american, and Mexican, just to name the few I noticed. Most restaurants and stores have either outdoor dining options or well-placed benches and chairs outside to take advantage of and chat with a friend or use your phone. Landscaping is well-maintained, too. Definitely a place you can spend quite a bit of time wandering. Not particularly upscale to where you have to come prepared to spend a lot, but not a place that is super cheap and junky either- good casual mix, good location, good selection. read more

An buffet of bas and restaurants. There is even a movie theater. It used to be even more pedestrian friendly. It gave up its pedestrian areas for more parking spaces. So, it lost that town square vibe, but is still decent to visit. read more

The Pros CLEAN! Good mix of shops (local and chain) central location park and walk Lisa's tea treasures campbell coffee:) HOBEES!!!!!!!!! The cons PARKING SUXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Rock Bottom (nuff said) Hotel AND shopping center? Huh? I have been going to the pruneyard since BEFORE there was a road down the middle (that used to be a cool gazebo you could go see santa during Christmas) i worked here in high school. I still love the mixed bag of shops but the parking is horrible. Even with the garages it is still SOOOOOOOO bad. Basically, if you find a spot TAKE IT and wear your walking shoes read more

One of my favorite shopping centers to walk around and check out in Campbell. They previously had a nice Barnes and Noble bookstore (now a Sports Basement) with helpful staff and some other convenient shops, but the parking is horrible especially on the weekends. I've also been to the Camera Cinemas in the past along with Trader Joe's, Marshall's and Bank of America (only because it's a convenient location when in the Campbell area). Only downside after all the recent renovating of the PruneYard is that the speed bumps are too high and long, which can be a problem if you have a low car even if you are extremely careful. read more

If I could give zero, I would!! My husband and I went to a movie today and came out to our car having a parking ticket!!! First of all, when did this craziness happen?? Three hour limit parking? By a movie theater?? Forget ever going to a movie and dinner. Also we were not there over 3 hours. We got there at 1:05 (missing the previews for our 1:00 movie) and came out directly from our 2 hr 45 min movie at 3:50, close to 3 hours, but definitely NOT 3 hours. And the company they have hired does not take calls at that time, nor do they take disputes over the internet. This is completely unacceptable. There are so many places to go to dinner and a movie where we don't have to worry about this, we will 100% not be back. Bummer because they have just done all that remodeling. read more

I used to spend about $15k a year here between putting up clients and seminars in the hotel , bringing the family and my staff to dinner and outings etc. but no more. The mall is not family friendly on the weekend anymore and has virtually no security. Last company dinner resulted in 3 car break ins in our party and over a dozen that night. Also they drove out a local tradition El Burro. Moved my business to Santa Row, clients are much happier , cost is about the same. Boycott this poorly run mall... Thanks for the response , but not investing anymore time , as management you should be ahead of the ongoing security issues you fail to acknowledge or address. read more

The Pruneyards are issuing illegal parking tickets to consumers who are there longer then 3 hours. Which means you cannot attend a two hour plus movie and have dinner or drinks afterwards. According to California state law 1) Neither California Vehicle Code section 22658, nor any other state law, authorizes private property owners to issue parking citations imposing monetary sanctions to the owners of vehicles parked on their property. 2) Absent statutory authorization, private property owners may not acquire, by means of issuing a written warning or posting signage, the right to issue parking citations imposing monetary sanctions to the owners of vehicles parked on their property. If you do receive a ticket dispute, and if they try to add it to your credit report you have grounds to take legal action against The Pruneyards and Imperial Parking. Good luck! read more