I visited Hillsdale Mall for the first time in decades!…read more I wanted to drop by and survey the parking near Palette Tea Garden. I decided it was best to park on the roof and take the escalator down to ground level.....right to the restaurant! While I was there, I walked around to see what the indoor mall was like. It's a nice shopping mall with a variety of shops, restaurants, and services. The North Mall has a huge "Dining Terrace" which includes an outdoor patio with fire pits. I like the hand washing area. I heard stories that the owners of the mall want to tear down the enclosed mall and build a mixed use open air mall. The plan is yet to be approved. I like Hillsdale Mall the way it is.

This is the only mall close to home, and I've been a regular visitor since the days when Sears was…read morestill here. It has definitely improved over the years! I really love the new look of the recent expansion; the modern touch gives the space a much-needed upgrade. ​However, it is a bit sad to see so many stores closing. While the new section is beautiful, the original building hasn't changed much and feels like it's lacking the same level of improvement. Despite that, I still enjoy walking the floors and window shopping. The food court is decent--not a ton of variety, but the seating is comfortable--and the other restaurants and movie theater are great features. I have my favorite go-to stores, but I really hope they attract more tenants soon to bring back that busy, vibrant energy!

The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 ©…read moreIt's a shopping center conveniently situated between Redwood Shores Pkwy and Phelps Slough. Anchored by Nob Hill Foods and Amici's East Coast Pizzeria. You'll find several eateries here as well as all your usual suspects, expected & customary stores. I've taken the photos to give you the count. Don't forget Raley's Pharmacy at Nob Hill and Wells Fargo Bank. I came here to meet up with my guys, formerly locals who moved out during the pandemic. They were in town and this strip mall has easy access off 101 Holly Street exit. Close to high tech firms and near walking or running trails along the shores of the lagoon towards the bay. All restaurants in the shopping center offer outside seating, enjoy! Come and have a good time, Cheers! *Grown music, I shed my skin and put my bones into everything I record to it And yet I'm on... Review #689 posted with 9 pictures on February 14, 2022 Amici's East Coast Pizzeria Nob Hill Foods @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Bagel St Cafe @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Falafel Tazah @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Five Guys @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Otoko Sushi @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 The Grill House @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 New Life Acupuncture @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Orangetheory Fitness Postal Annex @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22 Starbucks @The Marketplace at Redwood Shores CA Fri 02/11/22

i've been here a few times, mainly to park and run along the redwood shores bay trail which runs…read morebehind this shopping center, along the bay and slough. there's quite a few popular local businesses here, including: *starbucks *bagel st. cafe *nob hill foods (formerly raley's) *gnc *orange theory fitness *bank of america *wells fargo there's a ton of restaurants here as well, many of which have outdoor seating so customers can enjoy some fresh air and views of the bay. parking here is plentiful, especially in the morning, weekday or weekend, and i've never had a problem getting rockstar parking, up close and personal to where i need to go. conveniently located near 101 & holly and the san carlos airport.

Calling this place "Plaza" is tad aspirational. This is a sad little strip mall. It is…read moreunattractive. There is an overpriced cafe and a collection of other small businesses. Plaza is a somewhat aspirational name for this space

The staff in the Little Caesars in this shopping center are completely rude and incompetent. I know…read morethey are just high schoolers getting minimum wages, but they should understand that when they get an order wrong, it is not their right to be angry at the customer for their incompetence. They have messed up 5 out of 6 orders.

Safeway, habit, citibank cvs and more…read more Typical older strip mall offering the necessities. Lots of shopping and more interesting stuff nearby. All chain type stores here.

This place has a lot of stores that could easily make it a one-stop shop when doing errands. They…read morehave starbucks that is right across from Noah's Bagel. I typically do drive up pickup at Safeway. They have a Chase Bank and so many options to choose from to eat. This place used to feel kind of sketch to me, just like the vibe. It doesn't feel inviting to me, but I guess it's because people who go here are always in a rush... rush to go to work or home.. A lot of times, people you pass by are grumpy. Sometimes, you do see some homeless or transient people but think it's kind of a given since Cal Train is there.

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.

When the weather is nice, it's fun and relaxing to go shopping at Stanford Shopping Center which…read moreboasts an open air casual experience. We have some friends who frequently come here to shop and walk around enjoying the beautiful flowers, sculptures, & water fountains. The center is "Anchored by major department stores like Nordstrom, Macy's, Neiman Marcus, and Bloomingdale's. Also luxury brands like Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Shreveport & Co., Tiffany and popular retailers like Apple, Lululemon, and Kate Spade." Personally, we've dined at Fleming's Steak House, The Melt, McDonald's, True Food Kitchen, and recently Pacific Catch. They recently added a new section which is always fun to see.

The store itself is great, but the parking lot at 200 Woodside Plz, Redwood City, CA 94061, needs…read moreimmediate attention. I'm almost eight months pregnant, and while walking to my car, I stepped on a huge bump in the concrete--likely caused by tree roots. The raised area was dangerously uneven, and I ended up rolling my ankle badly. I was immobile for weeks and am still recovering. Thankfully, I caught myself by grabbing onto my car, but this could have been much worse for me and my baby. This is a serious safety hazard that should be addressed as soon as possible to prevent future injuries.

Good old Woodside Plaza. A Redwood City Institution. It's anchored by Lucky's, Rite Aid, Pet Food…read moreExpress, Michael's and Ross. Other stores are the Breaker's Cafe, Beauty Avenue, Radio Shack, Great Clips, Round Table Pizza, UPS, a Chinese restaurant, a Danish restaurant, and other little stores and shops. Now that McWhorter's is gone there is a gaping hole in the choices of stores there. McWhorter's - you will be missed! Okay, so the reason for my review is that I think it's high time this place got a serious overhaul! This place is in such a GREAT location and is HUGELY under-utilized for the area it's in! The Plaza is adjacent to a residential area filled with people who I'm sure would welcome better shopping choices so close to home. Here are my thoughts. Lucky's, Michael's, RiteAid, PetFood Express, Beauty Avenue, Great Clips, nail place - they should all stay. Round Table can stay, but it needs a serious(!!) overhaul to make it more inviting. All the other restaurants should stay. Ross can go because it's about the worst Ross ever, but whatever - stay, go - meh. (But replace it with a Nordstrom Rack and I'm there!) The owners of this property should SERIOUSLY think about putting in some more interesting, slightly upscale stores. Nothing too obnoxious and snobby, but certainly something more interesting to drive more customers to the location. No, it shouldn't be turned into your typical strip mall, with all of the annoying chain stores - and God forbid it starts to resemble Sequoia Station (ick!) or Mervyn's Plaza. But a nice variety of useful and intersting stores would be good. We don't really need any more restaurants. That seems to be what goes into most places undergoing revitalization without other fun stores to drive foot traffic (think downtown RWC). It just needs an interesting variety of stores that will bring in more more customers and make people want to walk around a bit instead of just running into their particular store of choice and leaving. Some suggestions - think of downtown San Carlos (and maybe even a little Burlingame and Palo Alto) and fill in from there. How about a shoe store, kitchen goods/gadgets, hobby shop, games/puzzles, bakery, coffee place, specialty stores, etc. The possibilities are endless. So, please Woodside Plaza owners, raise your vision for this place. It can be so much more!

This quant, busy strip mall located across from Palo Alto High School was all the buzz when I…read morevisited. Enjoying a weekend with the girls, we wanted to find an area with a variety of restaurants. There was a lot to choose from, burgers, Mexican, Thai, to sushi and so much more. We settled on Gott's, a delicious hamburger spot. The shopping village has an array of stylish clothing boutiques as well as a resell store with top brand items. They have food and toiletry items covered with a CVS and Trader Joe's store. There's ample parking in front of most stores, a restroom, and plenty of trash bins throughout the area. The sidewalks and store fronts were clean and well displayed. Prices range from moderate to pricey. It was a beautiful day to window shop

Long ago, someone designed this shopping plaza nested among trees, winding sidewalks and a well…read morethought-out retail mix that includes higher-end stores like Serena & Lily, Books Inc, La Belle Day Spa, Sur La Table and had the good sense not to tinker too much with it. Shaded walkways wend around the center and where I was, Trader Joe's, offers convenience to check off an errand. Someone put a lot of thought into how they organize how traffic moves in and around the parking lot and back to the main roadway. Well done!