Plaza Market

This is what in a larger town would be a strip mall with various stores filling the needs of the community. Here it is a small indoor mall with a half dozen shops. While they are mostly fashion related-the two closest to the front entrance are biker and women's fashion stuff-although the biker store does sell women's biker fashion items-there is also a French styled furnishing shop (near the back. Lois's. Also has it's own separate entrance from the street outside the mall which means you don't have to backtrack down the narrow aisle to the main entrance off the alameda .) and something similar to a five and dime type shop what has candies, cokes, bottled water, matches, shoe polish and a whole bunch of weirdness. Assuming you come when it's open-it isn't always on weekdays-it's an interesting browse and is the best spot on the strip if you just need some bottled water and suchlike. Or some biker chaps, a handbag, some Parisian soap, and a coffee table.nYeah, it's that kind of a quirky spot.

The only thing I like about this place is the supermarket in the basement and the food court.nnThe stores are overpriced.nnWill go back only for food and groceries.