This is a great plaza to visit if you're in the area and it's across the street from Northridge…read moreFashion center. My wife and I will usually just come to this plaza for the Corner Bakery and DSW but I also visited Western Bagel, Chase bank, Super King Market, Japan Sushi and Starbucks as well. I always find parking easily here and never had an issue. At night time, this place is lit pretty nicely and there additional parking in the back where you take a ramp to go up there.

Multi - tenant property that is located in Northridge. Particularly on Plummer and Shirley Ave. It…read moreis anchored by Super King Supermarket and DSW. There are like 22 plus tenants and there are 2 available spaces at the moment. Plenty of parking spaces but it gets busy at times. If you don't mind the wait, you'll find one or 2. To name a few of the tenants: Starbucks Corner Bakery Western Bagel Jamba Juice Coldstone Creamery Sushi Miniso Costume party place Some of the above mentioned eating places offers take out and delivery. This strip mall is accessible thru the 118 Freeway,bikeable and walkable for the nearby community and public transportation access on site. What is missing though is an EV charging station. It is managed by Kimco Realty Leasing Representative Todd Buckstein - (949) 252-3852 Property Manager Christine Vega - (833) 800-4343 Specialty Leasing Barbara Hall - (916) 727-2101

I stopped by this plaza today to visit a chicken place here. Since I came early and the place…read morewasn't open yet, I visited the liquor store and donut store here. I went to the liquor store first to get some snacks. I then went to the donut store to get a glazed donut. Then I went to the chicken place to get some delicious fried chicken. There not that many parking spots here so if you come in the afternoon, it might be harder to find a open spot.

I stopped by this small plaza tonight to pick up food for my wife at Rigos Taco and also decided to…read morevisit 7 Eleven as well. I been to this place before to get some snacks from the 7 Eleven store when my car was getting worked on at a car place across the street. This is a small plaza so if you come during the afternoon time, it will likely be hard to find parking. Since this weekend is a holiday weekend, I was lucky to find a spot tonight in front of the restaurant I was picking up food from. Since I was in the plaza, I also wanted to use my 7 Eleven reward from T Mobile Tuesday on the large slurpee so I did.

I never realized this little plaza had a name -- Tampa Town Center. I always referred to it as…read more"that spot on Tampa and Vanowen." LOL. I've frequented this area a handful of times over the last two years. One, I'm a customer of Picture Perfect. Two, I love See's Candies. There are a bunch of other businesses, though, and I believe most of them are mom & pop, family-owned stores. There's a pet store named Tams, a hunting/fishing store named Turner's, a Thai restaurant, and plenty more. Probably popular with the Reseda locals, but I've never been interested enough to look around. My main issue with this plaza is the parking. There's only two rows of parking, and your chances of securing a spot depend on which side of the lot you enter through. Sometimes, it's half-empty. Other times, it's entirely full. There's neighborhood street parking, but what a hassle. Of course, there's always a huge truck or van parked that you can barely squeeze past. The two rows aren't far apart from each other. Picture Perfect is worth the trouble, so I'll tough it out. One day, I'll have to venture around the area.

I stopped by this plaza today to go to the post office to drop off some Christmas cards for family…read more The side close to the post office is bad, there was homeless sleeping in the parking lot and on the sidewalk. It makes the whole area looks just bad. If you go more inside the plaza you'll see a 24hr fitness gym, a Ross, Chase Bank, Dollar Tree and other small stores. The parking is a hit or miss here because it does get busy in the afternoon.

My family and I were first-time visitors to this two-story outdoor mall…read more It isn't a huge mall, but it's a good size with lots of shops, a movie theater, restaurants, and more. This well-kept and cozy mall offers guests both elevators and a central staircase to connect the two floors. The parking lot isn't large, which might make parking difficult. During our visit, we were fortunate that a visitor was leaving a parking spot just steps from the main entrance, so we got great parking.

A little strip mall right in the heart of the valley. There's plenty of parking both in the front…read moreas well As behind the business. You have a good selections or eating places too. The main being Chili's, and then smaller places. Also have teppan style at Yamato where it's similar to Benihana. The one that's always busy, More Than Waffles downstairs for breakfast and brunch. There's always a line when they're open. Also the hours are very limited as it's only till lunch. Then you have Michael's crafts which is pretty massive. There's a bank right next door. Another cool spot, Paris Baguette if you're wanting sweets and sandwiches. Amazing whole cakes too. Can't forget the movie theatre, it's a smaller Laemmle. This little strip mall does have a good charm to it.

This is a small plaza on Osborne and Woodman with like 6 shops here. There a nail, hair and spa…read moreplace, tattoo shop, MetroPCS and 3 other small shops. Parking is limited like around 7 parking spots. It's also across the street from a residential neighborhood and a plaza with many other stores.

This is a nice size plaza with different stores and a Vallarta. I came to this plaza to pick up my…read morepizza from Little Caesars. But since I came a little early, I visited Vallarta first to get the Mexican coke in a glass bottle. I saw there a gym right next to this supermarket. There also a Dunkin Donuts here as well, a Thai restaurant and other small stores as well. I only been to 4 stores here but hoping to try out the Thai restaurant here soon.