Commons At Chino Hills - Chino Hills, California

Commons at Chino Hills

Commons at Chino Hills is a prominent shopping center located at 4615 Chino Hills Pkwy, Chino Hills, CA 91709, United States. This shopping destination offers a diverse range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options for visitors from nearby areas such as Chino, Chino Hills, Eastvale, Jurupa, and Norco.

The shopping center features a variety of speciality stores, including a brewery, home improvement store, and a selection of popular restaurants and eateries. Some of the notable dining options at Commons at Chino Hills include BJ's Restaurant, Lucille's Smokehouse BBQ, Corner Bakery, and RB's. Additionally, the center offers on-site services and is wheelchair-accessible, with a dedicated parking lot for disabled patrons.

Commons at Chino Hills has received favorable reviews from its visitors, with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars based on 269 user reviews. Many patrons appreciate the diverse selection of dining options, as well as the convenient location and ample parking. However, some visitors have noted the presence of vacant storefronts, such as former tenants like Toys 'R' Us and Soup Plantation, which the management has been urged to remove.

With its mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options, Commons at Chino Hills is a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. For those seeking a one-stop shopping and dining experience, this shopping center is definitely worth a visit.

Specialties

• Shopping mall
• Brewery
• Home improvement store

Other Points of Interest

• Small Business
• On-site services
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Free parking lot

Phone

9095814926

👍 Reviews of Commons At Chino Hills

Chris L.

5/5

Good selection of places to eat. There is a BJ's, Lucille's, and Corner Bakery. As well as other smaller restaurants. But, bummer, the Souplanation, Pei Wei, and Wahoos are all out of business. The Toy's R Us and Babies' R Us are also both out of business and vacant. The really need to take down the signs. There is a Low's Hardware and additional places to eat, including RB's, at the far eastern side. This shopping center draws people from all around, like Chino, Chino Hills, Eastvale, Jurupa, Norco, and surrounding areas.

STEVEN B.

5/5

I love going to the Commons mall. This outdoor mall has so many different stores and you can spend literally a few hours there and you can do all the shopping and eating that you like. It has the great Lucille's restaurant and BJ's restaurant, and also has a variety of other places such as Yogurtland and Wahoo's and all kinds of places that you can keep checking out and enjoy.

Aaliyah F.

5/5

The CEOs are nice and professional the help everyone there that’s the first prison I ever went to see my love one

Norma J.

4/5

Went here for the Shabu place.
It’s okay.
Service was okay.
The ambiance is what you make of it yourself
Would like that they have more side dishes for options
Would have liked that we knew that the sushi is only available on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
And this place is not really all you can eat.
Because they do limit you on the appetizers.
Which is sometimes the best they have.
Do recommend the edamame spicy with garlic.

Tim C.

5/5

We enjoyed our food and drinks at Lucille's BBQ, Jess our waiter was very attentive and informative and polite ⭐⭐⭐⭐s for him and the waitress who switched over to him. Food was Excellent. Busy as it was for FATHER'S Day 👍👍👍they handled it Great.

Matthew S.

2/5

This center is impossible to get into if you’re heading west. So frustrating!

L G.

3/5

Wanted to eat at a restaurant down there. But parking was crazy because people were parking there to go to the carnival across the street. Very tough to find a parking spot. So we parked and walked a ways to the restaurant. Chino area needs to find a better parking area for more people to use. Thursday night, 10:26/23

Arlene Q.

4/5

Good places to eat just don't like how crowded parking gets and how you can only turn right after leaving m