I'm just happy there's still a mall that exists in north county. I've been to the Brea Mall for…read moreover two decades. It was still the best in its era back then, but it's still a reliable and good mall today. My latest visit was actually to Macy's, but decided to give the mall for a run. The major department stores are still there, with the Macy's, JcPenney, and Nordstrom. There's also some of the original shops like LUSH, Abercrombie (though they've moved around a few times), Bath and Body, Hot Topic, etc. There's some new jewelry places and some other trinket stores. I saw something like build your own slime for like 30 bucks...what is that?! But yeah, a lot more boutique and random shops here and there. Parking lot is still packed like always, so people still enjoy coming here.

So many improvements here! Simon's Brea Mall has valet service located south of Nordstrom and…read morePottery Barn (across from North Italia). Kura sushi bar has a fresh new look (frontage). And just below is the "reimagined"'play place with an airy aesthetic and seats for parents to watch the progression of play. A long time local favorite that has returned is Williams Sonoma (cooking classes every Sunday) which just opened this April. Rivian also has found a home at the Brea Mall. Elevators are in place and working at west garage by Lifetime Gym--open and offers many amenities. Pools are really something to experience. Some newly opened restaurants are: Kalbi Social Club, North Italia, Pacific Catch (see specials menu). The Melt & Din Tai Fung are open. At our last visit, North Italia was at capacity. There is a waiting list for Din Tai Fung and reservations are recommended.

Anaheim Hills Village Center is a fairly shopping center located off of La Palma Ave and Imperial…read moreHwy. it's easy to spot, but is accessed from La Palma Ave only. There is a wide variety of businesses ranging from eateries to services to s hookah lounge. The most successful establishment here (going strictly by the long drive they line) is In & Out. Other eateries include Cold Stone, Pho 2012, Togo's, Guppy House, out of the Park Pizza, and Thai Hous

The Grinch. Yes! Theater was clean. The seats are great. I like choosing my seats like a concert.read more

Just off the 91 Tustin off ramp, hang out at the escape room then enjoy a meal at one of several…read morerestaurants including: Taco Bell Lit Cafe OC Byblos Mediterranean Grill Spin Poke & Grill Carl's Jr. Tea Muchies Ample parking and outdoor seating available at the central patio.

I frequent this Plaza a lot since there were a few of my fav eateries that opened up here in Yorba…read moreLinda the past years especially Handels Ice Cream opened up here last year in Spring. There are a few medical offices, urgent care, salons/nail shops. ~ Lone Wolf Brewery which i yet to visit ~ Chili's is always a family & American Favorite ~ Jersey Mike's ~Stefano's Is a Fav place to grab hot sandwiches & delicious ham. Their honey ham is amazingly better than honey baked ham actually. Really moist & seasoned perfectly sweeten. ~Handels Ice Cream. Everyone has heard of Handels. Their ice cream is good and packed w so many scrumptious flavors. A great dessert spot to enjoy after dining around the Packing House Square. ~Made Coffee. It's a simple Korean modern coffee shop. Serves yummy lattes that just opened up. There's a UPS store Located in the corner of Imperial Highway & Yorba Linda Blvd. lots of parking available. Even have an underground parking lot.

So much has changed since 2019. Packing House Square deserves an update! In my opinion,…read moreStefano's is still one of the main attractions, but there are way more that draws folks to the Packing House Square these days. Besides Tesla chargers......... ***Sushi Imari has moved in: https://www.yelp.com/biz/sushi-imari-yorba-linda-yorba-linda-2?hrid=s5njvN9l5lEky6-73ob1nw&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) ***Lone Wolf Brewing has moved in: https://www.yelp.com/biz/lone-wolf-brewing-yorba-linda-2?hrid=el2Ma0vHfE3Hbh4F-lPJog&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) ***Handel's Homemade Ice cream has moved in: https://www.yelp.com/biz/handels-homemade-ice-cream-yorba-linda-yorba-linda?hrid=_FBD5ozuL4eC7XU6RJ_S3g&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) ***Made Coffee has moved in: https://www.yelp.com/biz/made-coffee-yorba-linda?hrid=mRKGJzmhceMrQaP4t-JzPQ&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) The UPS store is still here and still great if you have a UPS type need. We'll definitely be back!

Imperial Plaza is a medium sized shopping center off of Imperial Hwy, between Prospect Ave & Rose…read moreDr. it is easily accessible from Imperial Hwy and Rose Dr. The parking lot is decently maintained and there's plenty of parking. This shopping center features a nice variety of businesses including eateries, services, and specialty retailers. Services include a DMV auxiliary office, a couple of hair salons, a dry cleaner, a couple of medical practices, and a waxing shop. Eateries here vary from 2 chains (Chuck E. Cheese & Carl's Jr) to local small businesses offering sushi, Mexican food, a donut shop, and a locally popular diner which serves down home breakfasts and lunches.

I just visited this outdoor mall on Sunday and I wanted to write a quick review…read more The mall is somewhat small, but is beautiful and located in a nice area. The main attractions for me are the Whole Foods Market and Mendocino Farms. I love both of those places and they are right next to each other. I had lunch at Mendocino then did a quick shop at Whole Foods. There are other places to shop and eat, however those are my go-tos. Lots of parking and the mall is shaped in like a circle, so very easy to get around. Also, for me, since I live in Chino Hills I get to take Carbon Canyon drive which is actually a cool drive over the hills. I do recommend coming here. I do wish they had more shops, but overall a good mall for shopping and eating. Thanks.

Village at La Floresta is a really nice outdoor shopping and dining spot in Brea with a lot to…read moreoffer. The look and layout make it enjoyable to walk around -- plenty of clean, open spaces and outdoor seating that give it a relaxed vibe, especially on a nice day. With a strong lineup of restaurants, cafes, and shops anchored by Whole Foods, it's easy to spend time there whether you're grabbing groceries, meeting friends for lunch, or just grabbing a coffee. What I personally like most is the variety of food and retail options and that it doesn't feel like just another strip mall -- it's got a little bit of atmosphere to it. Many of the eateries have good food, and the plaza feels more like a place to hang out, stroll, or make a whole afternoon out of your visit. The reason it's not a full 5 stars for me is parking and crowding. At peak times, the parking can get really tight, and sometimes spots fill up before you even get close to the shops. That can be annoying if you're just trying to pop in for something quick. Overall -- a pleasant, well‑designed place with good food and shopping options that's worth visiting, just be ready for a bit of parking hustle during busy hours.

Yorba Linda Town Center is a local community plaza and is connected to old Main Street and the…read moreRegal movie theaters. The area is clean, well-maintained, and easy to walk around with a nice courtyard and parking structure. There's a nice mix of restaurants, coffee shop - including a coffee bar inside Bristol Farm and other stores, so it works whether you're grabbing food, meeting friends, or running grocery errands or even stopping by the local credit union. There's also 4 EV chargers for your car. Parking is usually pretty easy, in the back area, which is a big plus as long as you stay away from the front area of restaurants. Overall, it has a relaxed and family-friendly feel since it's walking distance to the library and is one of the nicer centers in the area.

I frequently pass by this plaza and decided to give it a runthrough today and though there's a lot…read moreof parking in the area, there's not a huge selection of eateries or shops here. Notable mentions are the Bristol Farms, Habit Burger, and the Regal Theater. But other than those, it's just a pass through plaza. I hope they'll add some more shopping places here, along with some more food options.

This shopping center is currently getting a facelift…read more Overall, it is easy to get to and parking is decent. The recent additions of a drive thru Starbucks, Chipotle, Pizza Rev, and Clyde's are sure to attract more business. The Original Pancake House has also relocated from its previous location (Lakeview & Yorba Linda) to this center as well. Maki Yaki and KFC are still holding strong here.

Sept 2019…read more Construction almost completed on the new businesses. Starbuck's drive through has been warming up for a couple months with Chipotle and Rev Pizza next up to bat. Finishing metal touches bring sculptural artistry to the building and a lovely open courtyard extends the eating and chill areas.

Yorba Linda Center is a medium-sized shopping center located on the corner or Rose Dr and Yorba…read moreLinda Blvd. it is easily accessible from both streets. There's ample parking, with additional parking in the rear. The lot itself, in my opinion, is odd. There are many slopes on the blacktop and a number of the curbs are higher than normal. There are a variety of shops to choose from, the main ones being a 99 Cents Only, Sherwin-Williams, and CVS. Other shops include a dry cleaner, a dog groomer, a pool supply, and a smoke shop. If you're hungry, there is also a Subway and a Little Cesar's Pizza. My overall impression is that the whole shopping center (shops and parking lot) could use cosmetic improvements to make it more modern and appealing.

I've been to this location a couple of times, including today. I can't speak to its heyday, but for…read morewhat it is right now, it's totally fine. It's a very practical neighborhood shopping center -- a convenient one-stop spot with everyday essentials, restaurants, and new stores currently under construction. I'd encourage people to continue supporting it. Not every shopping center needs to be a major destination like the Irvine Spectrum. There's value in having diversity in shopping options and experiences, especially places that simply serve the daily needs of the surrounding community. Major anchor stores still operating: Walmart Supercenter Trader Joe's Sprouts Farmers Market HomeGoods Ross Dress for Less Ulta Beauty 24 Hour Fitness PetSmart CVS Pharmacy Food spots still active nearby: Cava Sourdough &Co. Olive Garden Panera Bread Chipotle Mexican Grill The Habit Burger Grill Panda Express McDonald's

The Village is turning into restaurant row, with 4 new restaurants already open this year and a…read morefifth one, a Korean BBQ, opening in the old Red Robin. Then you have the expanded Trader Joe's and a Sprouts sharing a common parking lot, so all your food needs are met. Ulta has returned, but to the same place Party City was. Overall, the mall is coming back to life, even though the indoor mall is gone. A couple of things to know. You can't drive the length of the place in the back anymore, as the property, once owned by JCPenney, is completely fenced in, blocking your path and at least the old entrance to the back parking lot. The other is that even though there's a sign that says "Panda Mart", there is zero activity when you look inside the store. Sears still owns that property and building, so that's on them. In fact, if you walk down the path between Home Goods and 24 Hour Fitness, you'll see all that is left of the old mall. That's because Sears owns that section and didn't opt to tear it down. Between Home Goods, Walmart, and some food eateries, I find myself coming here more often than I realized. Maybe not as much when there was a full indoor mall, but not by much. BTW: If you go to their website (as of this review), it looks like they didn't renew their hosting agreement, so it's gone. That's a bummer because the map always showed what was coming soon.