Great places for shopping in San Diego in February (updated in 2025)

"Simon Fashion Center is located in San Diego, California. It is a chain shopping center of Simon Group. The shopping center brings together many world-renowned brands and luxury brands. There are many discounts!"

"Great shopping center. Clean, modern and has a variety of shops. Just wish I had more time to go shopping. In addition to the cinema, there are also Cheesecake Factory and PF Changs. Highly recommended, hope to come again ...."

"In San Diego during the epidemic, I was strolling around UTC. It was lunch time at noon, but there were not many people. There were signs for queuing in front of each store, but there were basically no people queuing. Only at the door of Sephora did people queue to enter."

"The Horton Plaza in San Diego is well-known in Shanghai and is said to be a successful example of old city reconstruction. Today, the Horton Plaza has a new look and a very good environment. It is definitely worth a visit!"

"There are a lot of things, but it feels messy and the waiter is not very enthusiastic. The same brand of things and Olebi have little advantage"

"This is a favorite shopping center, worth the flow, potato chips and a small drink cost $47, all in all, the scenery here is good, I have heard it on the Internet before, I did not expect this group tour to include here, it is a big surprise."

"Amazon Bookstore, as soon as I went in to find children's books, a handsome clerk told me a lot, that means that there is a display shelf there that is the latest popular books, I pretended to be excited and said yes, I can only walk with him to see what is popular recently ～ and let Lexin go Practice speaking, find a clerk to ask Harry Potter, thick a book about 100 soft sister coins."

"The Bookstore is located in the UCSD Center, on the second floor. The first floor is mainly for cultural supplies, stationery, books (including second-hand textbooks), etc. The second floor is for school special goods: jackets, T-shirts, cups, souvenirs, and small appliances. Students can buy daily necessities without leaving school. Parents can also start with small pieces with school signs to go back."