What other mall has hotels anchoring its ends? This one! Cool little stores, but I wish the Applebees was still there.
Its a small comfy place. You won't find much hustle-bustle so it is perfect if you're looking for minimal shopping options. I would highly recommend the theatre there (very cheap).
This place is good, lots of free parking and easy to get to, the movie theater had super comfy seats and there's a few dining options.
If you have reason to go there it's a great little place. Not the kind of place to walk around and browse. Plenty of parking.
More refined than a strip mall. This is more like a mini-mall. Plesently surprised by how nice the theater was. They serve full menu plus wine and beer. Several good restaurant options in the center as well.
I go to Hazard Center primarily to the cinemaplex; the theaters are very large with a good sound system and their morning and afternoon matinee specials can't be beat (They have six theaters).There are plenty of restaurants and a large bookstore (Barnes & Nobel?).A large hotel graces the whole complex providing instant access to anywhere in San Diego .There is ample parking and a SD Trolley
When my girlfriend lived in East County and I lived in North County, this was often our meeting location, where the freeways meet. Several solid options for food and entertainment with plenty of other options around.
Several good options for lunch or dinner. Wood Ranch is a favorite. Smash Burger is a quick and easy place for a meal and Yogurtland is a favorite for dessert.
Staff is courteous but didn't care much for their paid parking and $3 bottled water if I had to not pick point that turned off. However, the rooms were nice and my stay was restful. I would have rated higher if it wasn't for those two annoyances.
Not many shops. Location and parking difficult to get around. Movie theatre fills up fast. Tried to watch a movie that premiered over a week ago, and the theatre was packed during matinee hours on a Saturday. Tickets are $9, which is nice. Would avoid coming here unless there was no other place to go.
I love this small Mall for only two reasons. 1. The least expensive place to see newly released movies and 2. Barnes and Noble bookstore.
One of the hidden gems in Mission Valley. I love it because they have a book store and movie theater and lots of food choices so you can make a date night of it! Sucky parking lot, but remember they do have underground parking and it's usually worth it to head straight below rather than fight the craziness up above.
Nice and clean. There's a couple of places I go to here. Always surprised to see vacancies.
Small strip of stores. The best is the Barnes and Nobles to retreat to. I like the low-key theater on the back side (south side) of the strip.
Good store. But I have big truck and parking is always challenge. Parking designed for small cars not big ones.😏