Shopping Centers & Malls in Palo Alto, CA

“This is my favorite shopping center out of the whole Bay Area! The weather is usually nicer in Palo Alto so being outdoors isn't an issue. A great way to get some fresh air while shopping. It's also walking distance to downtown, the location is convenient. Has most of the stores I like, I there's new buildings being built and I'm excited for whatever new business is opening. It's pretty upscale but there have some mid range stores like Macys, Kate Spade, Coach and Tory Burch unlike Hermes. It's also not overwhelmingly big, like a lot of Westfield malls - makes it a very chill.”

“Close to home and so much good stuff! The market has a great selection of organic produce, the best bakery, and a wonderful selection of cheeses and dairy products. Also at the plaza a bagel factory run by an experienced and seasoned bagel maker. Get them hot throughout the day. You’ll also find orange Theory for high energy exercise. A famous chef Chinese restaurant, and a nail studio. Shop local!”

“I'm absolutely biased in my support of T&C. I went to high school across the street some thirty years ago, and I've visited ever since. My classmates and I would cut class to extend our lunch... wrapped around a table with a lazysusan bound to serve us Chinese food. Or we would admire all the sweets at the German deli, usually resolving to get a salami sandwich. When the high school had a special event, I would find myself at the flower shop buying miniature roses. It was a special day to stop at Stickney's (was that the name?) or the yogurt shop with carob chip drops.All these memories are locked away in my head, since none of these older businesses are still there. I do flashback when I pass by the optical store, but the memory is fleeting. Wasn't there a barber next door? But I'm creating new memories. I still visit the bookstore, and Printers, Inc. never disappoints. Lunch options are still strong and now diverse, and I always have to find something at the kitchen shop. Some shops have come and gone, but new ideas keep popping up making T&C always interesting.”

“Definitely a one stop destination for everything!!Located in the heart of Palo Alto, it is a Premier Open-air Shopping Center and delightful dining experience with more than 140 World-Class Specialty stores ranging from Luxury brand to Local favorites. Here at Stanford Shopping Center, many people came to enjoy extraordinary mixture of restaurants and cafes from Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bars, Chang China Bistro, Pacific Catch Westcoast FishHouse, to True Food Kitchen, Yucca De Lac, and so much more!!!Shop the European Street Market for the Freshest California Produce and Gourmet Specialty Foods. Breathtaking Gardens, Sculptors and Fountain accent the garden environment that many people come from all over the world to see. Whatever the season, it’s always beautiful, Fabulous, always magically in full bloom. Experience the Garden of everything.Stanford Shopping Center is Truly one of a kind experience!!! It was my first time here at Stanford, I’m absolutely in awe, and totally enjoying every moment! Two to Three hours here is not quite enough for us. There just too many things to do and too many to see!!!? ”

“I love this one. You can get great fresh products at grocery store Piazza's which sells tasty deli. Especially sushi is great!! Then we have some cup of coffee at Peet's. The staffs in here are so nice!!”

“Decent outdoor shopping center with a CVS, some small restaurants and some hobby stores. Restaurants are good and charming local spots, chain stores are meh. Overall, good for specific needs.”

“The whole team here is so amazing. The store is very clean and and well organized. The layout is not overwhelming and offers a Four-Seasons minimalist vibe but offers great options wherever your eyes wander. I work specifically with Bryant, who everyone loves, but I have (when he hasn't been in) chatted with other team members who have been so helpful and friendly as well. I don't think you can go wrong stopping by here. I still need to need to get my hands on that Kensington Trench Coat!If you haven't gotten your staple, yearly, California wet-weather trench yet, this is the Burberry to find it at!”