Serramonte Center Directory Map

A massive shopping center with plenty of shops to choose from and restaurants to eat at on the same floor, Serramonte Center provide a great location for those wanting to grab everyday essentials, some clothes, and food without having to go out to far. The interactive map is fairly self-explanatory. Scroll down to see the various kinds of store, then click on the pin for each store to learn more about that shop. You can also use the search box at the top left of the map if you know which store you’re looking for. Move your mouse around the map to get a closer look at how everything fits together or press the buttons located at the lower right corner of the map to go into fullscreen mode, zoom in, or zoom out. Because this is a one-floor mall, there’s no need to toggle between floors, so you’ll see a complete floor plan with all of the stores on just one level.

There is no shortage of shopping here! This place has it all when it comes to accessories and clothing. You’ll be able to shop at major department stores such as Target, Macy’s, and more, which carry everything from apparel to home item. There are also shops like J. Maxx, Ross Dress for Less, and Bloomingdale’s The Outlet Store. For fashion lovers, there’s plenty of variety with casual wear available for families and teens from brands such as H&M, Hollister, American Eagle, Old Navy, and PacSun. If you’re into sneakers, stop by Sole & Laces, Foot Locker, JD Sports, or Shoe Palace for the newest athletic shoes. Streetwear and trendy styles is found at places like Hidden Hype, Origin, or Hot Topic. When it comes to jewelry, you can spend big bucks on fine gems at Zales or Valliani Jewelers or get something more budget-friendly at the Gold Center and Claire’s.

Serramonte Center Guide: Shops, Food, and Map

Serramonte Center offer many options to satisfy nearly any craving for food. Coffee lovers can gets their fix from Peet’s Coffee or Starbucks in the morning. Those looking for something quick can find options from popular fast-food spots such as Burger King (and its competitors like Super Duper Burgers), Jollibee, Panda Express, and Chick-fil-A. There are also plenty of choices for Asian food, including Haidilao Hot Pot, Marugame Udon, Izumi Sushi, Tokyo Grill, and Yoshi Ramen & Sushi. In terms of international foods, Fogo de Chão serves up some Brazilian steak, while Naan-N-Curry offer Indian curry and Taqueria El Gran Amigo has some Mexican fare. There are even health-focused eateries for those watching their waistline, like Sidewalk Juice or Jamba for fresh juices, and San Froyo for a smoothie bowl. Desserts are plentiful too, with options at The Cheesecake Factory (complete with a full meal alongside their famous cakes), Uncle Tetsu for some Japanese cheesecake, and Devil & Angel for Asian treats.

In addition to restaurants and stores, the mall has some entertaining and practical features. You can get your phone repaired at Best Phone Repair or buy electronics at AT&T or T-Mobile. Get your sweat on at Club Pilates, Crunch Fitness, or Massage Chairs & More. If you’re looking for something fun to do with friends, head to Dave & Buster’s for some sports-watching and arcade games. Looking for home goods? Check out Divano Home or World Market for furnitures. And fans of Japan will love all of the stationery at Sekaido, as well as household items from Miniso and Daiso.

It’s an all-in-one spot for everything you need for a day trip or weekly errands. The map is an interactive directory that’s as up-to-date as possible when created (though stores do come and go), but it will be updated over time. You should of bookmarked the page for easy access to the directory the next time you want to use it.