Carmel Mountain Plaza — Attraction in San Diego

One of the bigger mega-strip malls that seem to define San Diego County. It's big, and then has 2 more strips on either side, so it's even bigger than you thought. If you're going to live here, you just might have to embrace the strip mall... Just embrace it. Your only other options are getting everything delivered (from a strip mall) or living out of boxes and giving your UPS guy a lot of job security. So.

There's pretty much one of every type of store you could possibly need. No, there's no Target, but if you're looking for clothing they have everything from Ross to Nordstrom Rack and Saks off 5th. Sprouts and Ralph's. Michael's and Sally Beauty Supply. Pier 1 to Barnes and Noble, Sears to Valvoline oil changes, a nail salon to an optometrist. Food options are also quite varied: frozen yogurt and Jamba Juice, Rubio's and Boston Market. I believe there's even a rather nice Italian place in the mini-strip across the street.

For all its sprawl and not knowing where it actually ends (is Costco part of it? Is Party City and Baskin Robbins?), this planet-eating example of consumerism in its most shameless glory is nicely finished with parking that isn't... too bad. No really.

So if you need anything, and even if you don't, they'll have it here. If you can't find it, it's your fault for not having gone into...

I came back to this store to update and maintaining my foot alignment to my expectations i thought I’m going to pay more not realizing I surrender my old one and I got exchanged and upgraded to a new one that’s been corrected and I thank Ms Cheyenne who assists me a very customer oriented person and knows a lot about in walking and correcting. It’s been awhile back in 2011 and I got mine at Encinitas area. Ms. Cheyenne is a good ambassador of good feet company that carries that prestige name of The Good Feet store. Keep in mind in our busy daily lives we keep on walking running jumping not realizing that we neglect our feet physically fit...

Great place to go shopping, over the years they really expanded and upgraded the plaza (Also it looks like they still are upgrading). There are plenty of shops to go like Marshalls, Ross, Nordstrom Rack, Michaels, Sprouts, and much more. There's also a movie theater here and tons of eating places to choose from. You can park anywhere and be able to walk to all the shops the plaza has to offer, although I'd recommend parking near Nordstrom Rack since there's a lot of...