Quail Hill Shopping Center

Great center, well maintained, high end dining, wine bar, albertsons, nail salon, massage, Starbucks– it’s just a great community center with all major 3 banks– chase, b of a and Wells Fargo!

I honestly forgot this shopping center existed… until just recently.
My favorite part of this center is Sharkys! I love their food.
I have ordered catering from the Subway here, and it was easy, and everything was really good. The staff when I ordered and picked up were both very friendly!
They also have a Nektar in this center, which has really good, healthy juice.
I want to try the Japanese restaurant near Sharkys but its always packed. There is a pizza place, cleaners, Albertsons and quite a few other places as well.
The Round-​About to get in and out of this center is a bit crazy. Always nerve-​wracking. People just carelessly go a lot.
You can exit the center a different way, which I always do!

This shopping center has a lot to offer. From grocery shopping to a CVS two places to eat it’s all here and one location, even the a.m. p.m. gas station is well-​stocked.

Sweet, sweet home shopping center. I see you and I think — you’re not perfect, but you’re mine.
How do I love thee? I can workout at Pure Barre, pick up something to eat at a variety of easy establishments, get gas, wash car, get nails did, pick up prescripts, get hair done, bank and now eat fro-​yo! Boomtown!
Just give me a UPS/​mail store, decent dry cleaner (this one has terrible reviews), drive-​thru fast food option and less terrifyingly-​large and underutilized grocery store (Albertsons), and I may be yours forever.

The shopping center is okay. If you live in the city of Irvine or you are driving off of the 405 at sand canyon and need a quick place to get gas or a bite to eat, it’s a decent spot to do so.
Some of the more useful locations here: Majestic spa for a cheap massage, Starbucks, Albertson’s with a Bank of America ATM inside, Bank of America, red brick pizza and BaCchus wine cellar.
Some of the more useless places: a terrible clothing shop that is next to Majestic spa, a fit gym where people coming from look anything but, a hair salon that seems to be only for specific cultures, a couple of really bad restaurants like Lucca, and Arco. LOL

This shopping center is located in a mostly residential part of Irvine, near the 405 Freeway at Sand Canyon exit. This is a nice and quiet shopping center, somewhat secluded up in the hills, and away from the crowds and traffic congestion. It is like an oasis for the local residents and it provides banking, grocery, gas, among other services. There is not a whole lot of food options — a Subway, a pizza place, a Chinese restaurant, a Japanese sushi place and an Italian café (which is almost always packed).
Every time we came here there were plenty of parking and there’s no gridlock like in some other complexes in Irvine. This center provides the basic staples but not a whole lot of shopping and dining options. For more varieties, one probably need to go to places like Crossroad, Heritage Plaza, or the likes.

Quail Hill Shopping Center seems to have a bit of everything. It needs to because it really is the only major shopping center in this part of Irvine.
As with all Irvine shopping centers, they all pretty much look the same. Starbucks, Sharky’s, Red Brick Pizza, etc. It is even home to an upscale restaurant like Lucca Café.
There’s a little bit of everything at Quail Hill and the parking is plentiful. I miss living in Irvine.

Lately, I seem to be at this shopping center every two weeks for work related purposes.
And each time, I’ve noticed that there’s something for everyone there. Gas. Groceries. Starbucks. Thai. Japanese. Hawaiian. Banks.
Lots of parking as it was either too early for the dinner rush — or people just tend to go elsewhere. If I lived in the area, this would be my one stop shopping center as it has everything I pretty much need.

As I have stated before in reviewing Businesses located within this shopping center, everything you need is here.
I know when I am headed on a freeway everything I needed or wanted was located off the exit I just past. So if you are rolling North on the 405 to L.A. or Magic Mountain or South to San Diego and looking for a place to stretch your feet, get coffee, do Yoga, go to the ATM, get lunch, dinner, rob a bank, bring a date, go to the supermarket, feed the birds, walk in the hills, play baseball etc etc etc, all I have to say is EXIT 3.
This Quail Hill shopping center has all above and much more to offer. The crowd is Irvine and if you are not sure what that is stop by and you will soon find out.
I do plenty of business is this neck of the woods and never have any worries about where I am going to eat or what I am going to do to pass the time. The only thing this place is missing is a movie theatre and old school arcade like they have off of the 8 in El Cajon.

This is a great shopping center compared to others in Irvine. Nice variety of restaurants. I would just advise to stay away from Goddess Nails (see my review on Unilocal). I can pick up groceries, fill up my gas tank, eat lunch, grab coffee, and take care of my banking needs all in one location.