Shopping Centers & Malls in Oakland, CA

“It was really cool! There were a lot of fast food places and there were many ships too! We also went on a boat that took us to San Francisco and back. It was really cool but we didn't have much time before our train came. But it was still one of my favorite places to go. ?”

“Great little shopping and dining plaza with really good Asian food. Also, great place to learn about Asian culture since there is an Asian cultural center and the plaza houses a branch of the oakland library. Nothing much has changed other than a couple shops have closed permanently including the Boba shop next to the bank of America. That's too bad they were my go to drink place when I visited Chinatown.”

“I see there are 2 Durant's on Yelp so I am leaving the same review here for LEE's Jewelry. This review is specifically for LEE'S Jewelry. Lee provided great service and great quality gold chains. We came in to buy our son a present for his 16th birthday coming up. He took good care of us. Its nice to know there are still businesses out there that are grateful for their customers. He also greeted other customers by name, so you know they are returning happy customers. Thank you Lee!”

“I love this shopping center at Foothill Square!The ROSS here is so much better than the one in The City at Market & 4th Streets.There was a line of approximately 300 people when I took a fellow veteran to buy some shoes there. Only 5 registers open, 50 security guards standing around doing nothing, no wonder people steal the stuff here! I called a manager over, handed her the shoes and told her I was posting the deplorable conditions here on Google!Spend less on “security” and hire more cashiers!Went to Footlocker and got the veteran his shoes!The ROSS at Foothill Square was cleaner, better stocked and even with about a hundred people in line to pay for their items, it only took 13 minutes to get to the cashier!That is great customer service!!!”

“The DDs store, which is in that shopping plaza, sells clothing, shoes and accessories, it is very varied, low prices, lower than Ross, and of good quality too. I recomend it to you!”

“I think they should meet in tge middle of the city center on the 4th of July.... And rally a few dozen patrol Cars 40 bikes a 10 tank like vehicles. Moreover 30 tank like vehicles. And rake Oakland. Till 2am... No arrent but alot of go in and leave our streets clean on this day. The independance of Oakland had nothing to do with what the city has going all nite long...”

“Sinus is very clean they have security guards and one even remembered me from my story I told him and said you don't live here you have to go, very nicely. I felt safe most of the time but it's wide is open and even at 2:00 in the morning they have the security guard so you feel safer. It's just a nice place where you can sit with friends have lunch have coffee have a late bite to eat over at the pizza place down there”

“"The Ridge"The machines have taken over this world, and humans are all but extinct, but this is not the end.Men are in short supply, women are now leading most factions, hidden societies are spread thin all throughout the world, and the Android's are now developing cyborgs to infiltrate them, but the humans have a plan.Man kind has gathered all that remains from all the military powers around the world. They are making their last stand in the last remaining base known as the Ridge.Elevated 3.4 miles high, it is the humans' most fortified base, equipped with: ball turrets pointing vertically and artillery guns pointing horizontally on the cliff side, SAMs and AA guns surrounding the base, tesla-coil towers on each corner, beam cannons next to the hill side entrance of the base, and pill boxes guarding that same entrance.This is the only base that has stopped every attack the enemy has thrown at it, but now the Ridge has the Android army's undivided attention.Although this is their last stand, all hope is not lost. The humans have found a weakness in the Android's forces, a weakness that will turn the tide in this war. Two outfits are being assembled at this moment.To be continued...”

“The Montclair Plaza Collective is a new pop-up market, a place for local artisans to build their brands and sell their art directly during the holiday season. It's built around "Slow Food" and "Slow Money" principles. The day I visited I found cool gifts (like bags and purses made from vintage automobile upholstery, and jewelry made from repurposed materials), appealing food items (like locally made granola and a collection of gourmet salts), watercolor paintings of Oakland landmarks, cute kids tee shirts and a newly published photo book about Montclair Village. I was told that almost all items are created within 50 miles -- and most within 10 miles. This is a great find for the holiday season!”