Really great place for families and even dates. There are plenty of restaurants to choose from, a…read morelibrary, Walmart, but my favorite is definitely the Evergreen Village Duck Pond connected to the village square. After getting lunch at Evergreen Coffee Co, which was super tasty and had a variety of pastries and sandwiches to choose from, we headed over to the Pond area which I absolutely loved. Parking was easy to find on a Monday morning, although I can see it being crowded on weekends because of all the events posted that go on. The walk is really short, but the views, partial shade, and animals that hang around the area make up for it.

This is my favorite library to go to for studying and work. I have been coming here since high…read moreschool and it has a lot of sentimental value to me. The facilities are great. The wifi is fast, there is a lot of natural lighting, clean restrooms, and a water fountain. The staff are super knowledgeable. There is plenty of seating, but it can get quite busy from 3pm-7pm as most people come after school or work. The quiet study room is my favorite place to go if I don't feel like buying a coffee to study! There's also lots of all kinds of books!

So far I've only tried out BJ's Brewhouse, and MAC…read more The mall overall is clean, spacious and has plenty of places to eat and shop. I can't wait to check out the rest it!

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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.

Eastridge Mall has always been good, walkable, and less noisy, which helps me recover from my…read moreailments. I like to shop at stores like Q, Macy's, JCPenney, etc., play games at the arcade, and eat at the food court, Red Robin, or Tomi Buffet.

The Eastridge mall is located in the Evergreen district of East San Jose. It offers an AMC movie…read moretheatre, department stores and restaurants. They have parking all around the outer area of the mall. We were there on Sunday, having lunch at the Red Robin. After lunch we decided to walk around the mall. It's a nice size mall. They have a Macy's department store, a nice sized Daiso store, a very small Miniso, and many other stores. I expected the mall to be full of people but it was quite the opposite. There was barely anyone there. It's was a hot day outside and most people like to come to the mall and cool off. I think the mall was empty because they did not have the Air Conditioner running at all. It's so hot in there. How do you expect people to come and shop if it's hot inside? It was in the 90's outside and shopping here was just uncomfortable. I wanted to get a cold iced tea from Starbucks. We walk the that counter and they were closed. How disappointing. The only good things we experienced was the Daiso and the Mini Cat Town Ceter. I will probably never come back here again. There are way too many other malls in the South Bay that have excellent cooling systems.

I am at Palo Alto today for appointment…read more Took the opportunity to visit the shopping center near by . It has this " Discover our garden walk " poster and many beautiful flowers to explore. I have enclosed the photos of different. They are beautiful and lovely . There are huge parking lots around the shops , free Wi Fi and public restrooms. In the morning it is quiet , many coffee shops and breakfast places are open . The sky is blue and the sun is not too much at 9 am . We got some nice breeze and 65 F outside . It is perfect . Enjoy the garden walk and the plants and landscape are lovely.

If the Stanford shopping centers vision was lifeless store fronts and no one actually shopping then…read morethey achieved it. Owners please take a look around, no one is shopping. An entire year here and I literally see no one buying anything in any of the stores, regardless of the season. It feels very pretentious. Each store, each window has the same exact thing - no color, no life. Each store equally more expensive than the next. I have come to learn that the building owners sought a "vision" and pushed out previous stores here to have what it does now. Each store front pushes mute colors, I walk into a store $600 for the most boring top I have ever seen, and this carries on through each and every store here. Not to mention, a lot of the stores push concerning stereotypes and visions of women's bodies. There's a select few stores I love here, Outerknown (you are awesome) and Aesop, are what keeps me coming back - other than that, it's a sad shopping experience and I actually really enjoy shopping at a lot of malls. Sad, uninspiring. This mall is now pushing sad and concerning shopping and fashion culture. This is unrealistic, false expectation setting. It is deplorable.

Easy parking Fantastic food…read more Safe Clean Music by small bands Lots of stores to choose from Reasonable pricing Good coffee Family friendly Walk across the street to the mall and a whole new world opens up...

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.

the Great Mall might be the best thing in Milpitas…read more the mall maybe one story, but it's very long inside, making a full run at the mall a tiring one. nonetheless, u got all the premium stores, like H&M, Polo. there's also a theater; food court fire

This really is a great mall! It definitely lives up to its name…read more It's hard to believe this mall has been here for 32 years! The building was a former Ford auto plant, which gave them plenty of room to work with. The mall opened in 1994. It's primarily an outlet mall, but they have lots of other retailers as well. They have a Dick's Sporting Goods, they have a Home Depot across the parking lot , for clothes, they have Marshalls, Kohl's, Burlington, Old Navy and lots of others. They even have a furniture store They have stores ranging from bargain to luxury . They have restaurants ranging from Dave and Buster's, to Burger King to Popeyes to Jollibee, as well as food and snacks in all different. Nationalities. If you can't find something to eat here, you are not hungry. They have a movie theater with 20 screens, other play places, and . They even have a "cattery.". With roughly 200 stores, if you can't find what you are looking for here, you aren't looking hard enough. Of course, the stores do change from time to time. This is what was there when I was there..... The mall is in a giant circle, so it makes it very hard to get lost. Just keep walking, and you will come back to the door that you came in. The place can get busy, especially during the holidays. I was there on a Sunday, with a lot of people there, but again the size made the crowds much more manageable. I'll stop here whenever I'm in the area, to see what's currently going on. Thank you!

This is a mostly Vietnamese-owned mall that has 20+ jewelry stores, various businesses, gift shops,…read morerestaurants and a small-sized food court. My favorite is the large home goods store that sells all kinds of Chinese porcelain vases, teapots, potteries, furniture and everything else. If you are a pottery enthusiast, you'd love this store. I was totally in awe of the intriguing craftsmanship. Price wasn't crazy and owner was friendly. I also went to 3-4 jewelry stores to check out diamond earrings. It seemed quality was good. Price was a bit higher. I liked Tony's because he offered life-time warranty and has been in business for 30+ years. The mall's worth checking it out if you are in the area.

I was passing by and decided to drop by randomly? I went…read moreinside and took a subtle walk, it seems almost or all of the stores are Asian Owner? Specifically Vietnamese, there were a lot of outlets I have never seen before and not in English? The merchandise or goods to buy from this place seem to be old fashioned or suitable for people of older age? To be blunt if you have interest in this sort of field there's really no reason to come here. It felt like an old fashioned trip where you just walk and never visit again?

The "Morgan Hill Center" is a medium-sized shopping center close to downtown, Civic Center plaza,…read moreschools, churches and parks. It has a large parking lot, and easy access to major roads. It has a fresh and colorful decor, which catches the eye. It's anchor store is the Region Market, a Latin themed store. The shopping center has a wide variety of shops, including a number of Asian restaurants. This shopping center doesn't have any big box stores. Most shops are small, and cover a wide variety of specialties. Now, I might of missed it, but I didn't see anything like a drugstore or hardware store. A pharmacy might make a nice 2nd anchor store to bring in more customers. Nice shopping center with room to grow. Located at West Main Avenue & Hale Avenue

Nice little shopping center with potential for more businesses. Within the humble corner lot there…read moreare some top notch establishments. Lombardo's Donuts, My Pizza, Pearl River Chinese Restaurant, Simmering Pho cafe, Creasian Japanese Restaurant, Region Market (which focuses on Mexican foods and ingredients), Poke N' Squeeze Poke Bar, Modern Nail nail salon, more recently an Escape Room experience company. This shopping center is a hop, skip, and a jump away from 7-11, Community Christian (305 W Main Ave), Britton middle school's baseball fields, and Morgan Hill City Hall.