Great places for shopping in Fremont in May (updated in 2024)

"This shopping exhibition is not too far from where we live, and it can be reached in half an hour on foot. This is a large shopping center, with a wide variety of goods and more customers. However, we did not encounter a discount season and did not find too cheap goods. What impressed us very much is that this is not only a shopping center, but also a dining center, and there are many places to eat."

"I saw their unique buildings from afar. I was attracted by the building and walked in. The things inside were still very complete. We liked to buy brands. There were just some discounts, so I immediately opened the purchase mode."

"We love going to the farmer's market so we have to walk from our city. Very good, but because we can't keep it refrigerated all the time, we can't bring too much home. If you live in town for a while, this is a great place to buy something delicious!"

"The store is good, the goods number is also very complete, the service is good"

"When we were in San Jose we loved coming here and all our cravings were fulfilled! There were lots of different kinds of food, beer, wine and bars! Desserts and sushi were delicious too, there was plenty of space for kids to play with and it was safe."

"In the sportbasement sports products store, you can buy a variety of related sports products, from clothing to sports equipment, there are many brand choices. There are professional waiters in large-scale retail stores explaining how to choose sports products suitable for your own."

"San Francisco's small, famous shopping center is Stonestown, where you have many familiar brands like Levi's, ORIGINS, Vans, and you don't need to walk to downtown to buy what you need...and the parking lot is oversized."

"This boutique discount store mainly sells women's clothing and accessories, the scale is not too large, but the shopping environment is very good, the discount is relatively large, it is a shopping place worth visiting for female tourists."

"Little Stanford, like his father, was a businessman, and at the turn of the century he decided to merge the bookstore's printing, retail and drawing operations into the unified management of Longeck Street. This innovation was completed in 1901. Since then, the Stanford Bookstore has become a frequent destination for many local nobles and famous people."

"Give Walmart a thumbs up again! I received a new emailflyer from Walmart and found that the corn was 47 cents apiece, which was super cheap. I went to snap up today. I found that the price was a dime more expensive than the electronic flyer, so I asked the cashier at the checkout. After the cashier confirmed that the electronic flier was issued by Walmart, he changed the direct price to 47 cents. Although the money is not much, it reflects the spirit of the merchant's contract; and it can also find that Walmart gives employees a lot of authority and real delegation. Of course, such a merchant will do better and better!"