I came to walk around this plaza yesterday. To my surprise, there were many businesses that had…read moreclosed as there were some retail spaces available. I went to visit Chai Shai and got a mango lassi and Nutella bun. Then I went to Ross to check out some shoes. After that, drove to Hallmark front entrance as the back entrance of the store was closed. The Fremont Hub definitely has changed quite a bit since the last time that I had came. Hopefully more new store will come in to fill the empty retail spaces.

This plaza is more like running errands, with decent restaurants to eat at. Trader Joe's, Safeway,…read moreand Target are lifesavers for groceries. PetSmart for pet supplies. Aura Wellness Studio for pilates and meditation sessions. Old Navy, Marshalls, Lane Bryant, and Ross for clothing on a budget. Walgreens for pharmacy. Daiso and Staples for school and office supplies. The food here isn't good, so I'd rather cook at home or eat somewhere else. The backside of Target remains empty since they took out Party City, and it's kind of a shady area. There are lots of parking spaces near Walgreens, UPS, and Marshalls.

Great shopping had decent eateries in there overall decent time very busy parking lot thoughread more

Some of my regular spots here are The Habit (for their salads and delicious tempura green beans),…read moreHalal Guys, Wingstop, Cinemark movie theater (with awesome Charlie Chaplin artwork and posters displayed throughout the lobby and hallways), DSW (they have some pretty decent shoes IMO), and Target (for everyday essentials). And I saw Barnes & Noble coming soon... if that's true, heck yeah! I know it's mostly chains, not unique boutique shops and businesses, but there is still enough variety that I have no complaints. The outdoor mall is fairly modern, and the area feels safe. A summer concert series occurs on 4th fridays of the month at The Block Plaza near Koja Kitchen, which was convenient this past weekend cuz I grabbed dinner at Koja Kitchen and was able to enjoy the live music while dining. A few doors down, I picked up a yummy chocolate chip cookie from Crumbl too. However if coming here for the live entertainment, the location's not the best. It gets crowded cuz it's just a small space, with concrete surface, and you gotta bring your own lawn chairs if you want seating. There was a tiny dance floor in front of the stage too, but really nothing inviting about the setup. That said, The Cheeseballs put on a fun show for the crowd, with the band performing funk, soul, and rnb tunes. They played various hits including Whitney Houston's I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Hips Don't Lie by Shakira, You Make My Dreams Come True by Daryl Hall and John Oates, and Chappell Roan's Pink Pony Club mashed up with Katy Perry's Firework. Also, parking and traffic is never really an issue for me in this shopping center except near Costco and In-N-Out.

Mikes Bikes, Safeway, pizza and burger joint among many other stores. Clean, lots of parking - just…read morenothing that is unique. These are all well known chains. Get your hair cut, go grocery shopping and get pizza at a not very popular pizza joint. Parking was easy for me to find but I doubt it would be like that on a more sunny day. Near the main road and easily accessible from the highway. If you want a no frills shopping experience - this is a good one.

Pleasonton Gateway Shopping Center is exclusively filled with franchises, chains, etc. indies…read morerare. eats services shopping -panda express union bank, Wells safeway -habit european wax services Cvs -corner bakery great clips mike's bikes -north shore poke club pilates -subway dentist -jamba juice orthopedic -bagel st. bagels nail salon -baja expresss ups pure barre coder school cleaners massage/facial shopping notes: -Gateway almost all occupied, parking iffy at times -straight lanes, visibility not a problem -entry from valley side street easier than Bernal main street. -4 stars for so many options here....

The plaza itself is average, but the extremely busy/chaotic parking lot is very dangerous. Lots of…read morenutty drivers there.

This is kind of an archaic looking Shopping Center but it has some great businesses…read more It can be accessed from two different streets. Has plenty of parking.

Newpark mall has been in business for 46 years . It was officially opened since August 6, 1980…read moreseeing the Tri city area of Fremont , Newark and Union city . It was over 2.6 million square foot . Macys and Sears were the anchored stores . Early 2017 , it completed an update to add a 22 screens AMC theater . It was nostalgic to walk here . Our kids and some of us grew up visiting this mall past 46 years ! The mall was officially closed by June 2026 . Canadian brand Asian supermarket T&T has announced plans to take over 726,000 square feet of the former Macys anchor lot . Winter 2027 will be the projected grand opening for the flag ship East bay location . This T&T supermarket will be the biggest one in California. It offers live seafood , restaurant quality prepared food , a bakery over 150 types of pastries , Asian beauty items , and over 300 private/ labelled goods . Good bye ! Newark mall . You have been part of Fremont/ Newark area history . Review #668

UPDATE: Miniso, H&M, Charlotte Russe, Zumiez, and the whole food court are gone. Now I see why…read moreFremont Auto Mall is getting busy with new stores and restaurants opening. This mall is heading in the same direction as the San Francisco Centre. I think the surviving stores are going to disappear in a few years. There's no hope for this mall.

Nothing really much going on in Gateway Plaza, but people usually come here just to dine or shop…read morefor groceries at Raley's. I mostly come here for Peet's Coffee and to try out other restaurants. I like Panera Bread here, but the one in Pacific Commons is better due to better shopping and food selections.

Gateway Plaza's name is puzzling but that's what this place is called. (maybe cuz paseo padre…read morealready taken). chains, franchises, big box, some indes eats/drinks services shopping philz coffee fitness mattress firm eden silk road scottrade pet food miki bistro postal annex weight watchers dosa hut dental, taxes jewelry pj bagel cartridge world cine grand subway tanning (india films) rita's martial arts raley's teco coffee massage petit cafe Co-america tuesday morning pizza pieology U.S. Bank lotus indian express learning center subway state bank of india mediterrean bites t-mobile go chaataa(indo-chinese) salon starbucks nails la pinata shopping notes: -parking spaces striped narrowly, car got dinged by door opening of next car. -parking difficult, don't your benz here. -lots of indian businesses here.

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!

Still loved walking around Great Mall. Deals were not bad:…read moreUniqlo had great quality items and good prices. Nike, etc was ok. Wonderful place to walk around after a meal. Will come agai . The staff at the stores we visited were friendly.

Galleria Shopping Center has been around for 4? decades, no review until now. it's certainly a…read moresleeper, barely catching overflows from the major shopping centers @Warm Springs & Mission Blvd. tenants: -sala thai 3 -Kazuma sushi, -Ho Chow -Ajisen Ramen -Verde Tea & Express others: spas, vacations, insurance, wushu, nail, optomety, nails, gifts, dental (2) beauty shop, music, Kumon, preschool, table tennis, etc. shopping notes: -large parking area, fills up noon time. -uniqueness-no visible parking/driving issues seen.

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.

A low-key strip mall on Mission Blvd. Lucky Supermarket, Starbucks, Jack In the Box, Fremont bank,…read moreUPS Store are the prominent businesses here. A eateries like Las Palmas, Bijan, Daily Bagel Cafe and the La Farfalla bakery are the other main attractions. A tennis store, learning center, music academy, martial arts school and a fine arts school are also in this strip mall. More than shopping/dining options, you will mostly find other businesses in this strip mall. Couple of gas stations are also part of this mall. Some of the places like Subway are closed post-pandemic. Hopefully they will re-open soon. Plenty of parking spots. There are parking towards the rear entrance as well. Multiple entrance/exits from Mission Blvd and Las Palmas Ave. Rear entrance is hard to spot. If you are shopping near Lucky, that's one of the best place for parking.

Mission Valley has been around for decades. has never been a shopping center, just a large space…read morefor chains, franchisees, indies, eateries. eats/drinks services shopping starbucks dentist allstate las palmas karate lucky subway wax/facial liquor jack in box fremont bank tennis shop bijian hookah salon business solutions jiangnan delight cleaners farfalla bakery music academy daily bagel children's center taco bell prop. management ice creamery(gone) notes: -nature of tenants remain the same, name of same is different. i.e Full House now Jiangnan Delight, Papa Ponchos now Las Palmas.