The Village at San Antonio Center

This rating is not for any big box stores, this is for the free music, first Thursdays. No way to dance to this very low key music, just sit in a chair, drink your drink. Or like I did, get food to go from Pacific Catch and have picnic. I go to many other very lively music events and dance all summer. This venue is not one of them. More of a meet-cute place for yuppies (yes, millennial, but same as yuppies back in the 80s), now old boomers. If you want to party and dance don't come to Village. Try Music on the square or something.

Nice collection of stores but terrible parking. The driving lanes are narrow and when shared with the pedestrians makes driving and finding a parking spot challenging. I'd also point out that there's not enough handicap parking.

Big grocery stores such as Safeway, traders Joe's , and a bunch of good restaurants such as Mendocino Farm sandwiches, Pacific Catch, Counter, and so on. Nice apartment buildings surround the area that makes it a mini city center with a bunch of activities.

Sara Sagucio was a very helpful agent. She dedicated time to assist me individually by downloading all the necessary phone applications, demonstrating their use, and repeatedly showing me the package collection point. She maintained a positive attitude and assured me that I was not disturbing her, conveying that she was readily available to assist me.

The store is convenient to where I work the employees ignore you when you need help. You are on your own trying to find something at this store

Went to Safeway. Finding it was confusing. Parking was awful, it was so crowded. Had to walk over to the building. This place is poorly laid out. The Safeway is cavernous. It only had the women's bathroom available cuz the men's is out of order. I wouldn't go back, the whole complex is a pain to navigate.

My experience at The Village at San Antonio Center was honestly a huge letdown. I was expecting a fun, engaging atmosphere with a good mix of shops, restaurants, and activities, but what I got was an overcrowded, chaotic mess. The layout of the place is confusing and disorganized, making it hard to navigate, and the parking situation is an absolute nightmare. I spent more time trying to find a parking spot than actually enjoying the place. Once inside, the experience didn’t get any better. Most of the shops felt generic and overpriced, offering little variety or uniqueness. The food options were mediocre at best, with long lines and disappointing quality for the price you pay. The entire vibe of the place felt like it was trying too hard to be something special, but it completely missed the mark. On top of that, it was noisy and uncomfortable, making it hard to relax and enjoy your time there. Overall, The Village at San Antonio Center was a waste of time, and I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking for a pleasant outing. One star, and I’m being generous.

Why did the Walmart shopping cart visit the Safeway store? Because it heard they had a "roll" good selection, and it was tired of "carting" around!