PIGEON PASS PLAZA — Local services in Moreno Valley

I enjoyed going here. It wasn't crowded until the last half hour, then everyone rushed in. The attendance helped explain to his helper what I needed. Because he spoke and understand little English. They brought over my buckets. this was very helpful for me. They came and got my buckets as they got full and start weighting them. I don't normally like to have them weighted unless I'm at the station. But it was getting late and I had lots more bottles to grab out of my car. Next time I will take time to set them in my car right. So I can get to the weight stand as they weight. Money is paid to you on the grounds. No need to go elsewhere. Everyone is very friendly. Because it's behind many markets, parking is surely available. I hope your experience is just as good...

Well it's got everything one may need from food to 420 friends if your going during mid day remember to scope your way out due to heavy traffic try to exit towards a street light so your not stuck trying to turn left across both lanes it's faster and safer to hit a light and make u turn then to Ross both lanes of traffic and get people that are impatient blowing their horn at you and you will be making more of a jam by waiting for an opening stater bros is a very nice environment to shop at remember to say hello you'll be surprised how many smiles you'll get and remember to smile back this time and day needs much...

I’ve lived up the street from here for over 30 years. The plaza has changed quite a bit over the years catering to more low-end customers today that are looking for tobacco shops, 99 cent stores and now a pot dispensary. The people in the plaza get sketchier every day and the Stater Brothers is not as nice as the one in Mission Grove, which is where we shop now. It’s also a bad location to get in and out of. The decline of this plaza reflects the overall decline in MoVal since the...