The Fremont Hub

This past year, I've fallen in love with Fremont and all the stores and shops included. I'm more of a Milpitas/San Jose native, so discovering a new city map and layout is always tricky during the beginning. What I will say, is if I had to choose between the Hub and Pacific Commons, I'd definitely focus on food with Pacific Commons, and the Hub for a leisure day out.
The Fremont Hub is a large shopping center consisting mostly of clothes, little Knick knack shops, staples, a target , and even a Nothing Bundt Cakes! The vibe the hub gives off is very care free and aimless since everything feels less like an errand in this parking lot, and more like a day out or date.
Walking along the pathway, there's easily something to do or find to do, while Pacific Commons is a myriad of parking lots to navigate. I will say, Pacific Commons has the Hub beat for food options.

My favorite gem in the Hub is Half priced Books which brings out my inner bookworm, especially since everything is so reasonably priced! You're welcome to sell books, music , and video games and receive cash for them at this location too! It's an amazing form of recycling and gives us a chance to make better use of good books that are gently to moderately used.
The Nothing Bundt Cakes is also my second weakness, but if you've been there, I bet you couldn't blame me!

Fremont Hub is known for having great shopping selections especially for Fremont locals. I usually come here to go to Half Price Books, Target, and GameStop.

Parking is very big and there are plentiful of parking spaces if you were to park further. They also have eateries, but based on what the shopping center has, it's mainly for shopping things.

It's a decent place that hosts most of your basic retail stores and what you need to survive such as Target, Safeway, Staples, Daiso, Ross, and etc. There are a ton of restaurants around here too but not much to do. It's nice though because you can find hidden gems on places to eat around here, but if you're hanging out with friends you're most likely going to want to go someplace else for some activities to do. I don't mind though and enjoy the area as I like to just window-shop in general at Daiso or go to Target. Goodwill is also nearby which is a plus for me. Definitely a place that is suited for a more chill and laidback hangout. Most of the time, people keep to themselves but there are moments where you still need to be cautious. Especially at night.

I was headed to a restaurant one night at the hub and when I got out of my car, I briefly noticed across the parking lot was a woman in her car with a man. They had their light turned on and was just sitting in their car with their doors open. They had parked all the way by themselves from the other cars and the woman apparently didn't like my brief eye contact and started yelling at me that she was going to hit me. Luckily nothing escalated and I just kept walking to my destination unbothered. But do keep cautious as you should in any public setting. Can never be too comfortable. Most of the security at the hub I notice is by Target. So I can't say for sure how safe the hub really is at night. Other than that, the hub is visually decent. Nothing strikes it out of the ordinary. Just your typical spot to get your goods and then head home.

Fremont Hub at 39281 Fremont Hub, Fremont, CA 94538, is a one-stop destination with a variety of options, including Amia Bakery, MOD Pizza, Chili's, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Ohana Hawaiian BBQ, Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits, Posh Bagel, Q-Cup, Subway, Tata Teahouse, The GoKool, Cold Stone Creamery, and The Nawab's Kitchen. It's the go-to spot in Fremont, catering to both quick trips and family experiences. With this diverse selection, there's something for everyone, making it a popular hotspot in the area.

The biggest shopping destination in Fremont. So many shopping and eatery options. Target, Old Navy, Bed Bath & Beyond, CVS, Ross, Safeway, Michaels, Trader Joe's, PetSmart, Party City to name a few business around. There are some really good dine in options and bakeries as well. Great place to hang out with family and friends.

It's a very vast shopping hub. It's not a mall unlike the other shopping centers. Shops are located in 6-7 different buildings. You can walk around or drive from one place to another, if not near by. Plenty of parking all the time. But do not keep your valuables in the car while shopping here. So many car thefts reported from this shopping hub in recent past.

I've lived in Fremont since I was 10 years old. This place has gone through so many changes, owners and stores. It's still a good pit stop for something you need, but no great stores the little ones need to move out and more boxed stores need to come in and stay. Ulta is a trashed location, Target is ok, and Trader Joe's it's okay. The location just needs an overhaul with modern changes. The property owner(s) need to be fired and a new owner(s) need to come in.

I have been here a few times and it is always understocked and understaffed. A lot of bare space and items on the floor. I know they might be in need of more support, but maybe if they were a little more attentive and offering to assist customers it would make it a bit more pleasant. There is no greeting as your come in, no thank you, and come again as you leave. It is sad because there are fewer places to go for party supplies and it does not make us want to come back here.

I would give this place 5 stars but the Security is NOT up to par. Yesterday I went to get my nails and toes as I was walking to my vehicle a car parked right next to mine and pulled his penis out and started masturbating! I start recording him and he takes off! I informed the security and all he said was, "I'm sorry that happened to you." No! What about reporting it! What about the description of the pervert and his vehicle?! What about patrolling the parking lots instead of rolling around in your security cart only patrolling one area!

The hub pretty much houses all of the basic retail stores you'll need to survive: Target, Safeway, Trader Joe's. Then there's Petco For your beloved pooch (or cat).

Then, the other shops that I personally can't live without like Ross, Marshalls and Bed Bath & Beyond and Half-priced Books (to quench the thirst for literary entertainment).

I would give the hub 5-stars but a few months back they'd closed Cost Plus. It was one of the most devastating moments of my life.

Fremont Commons is just a corner strip across from Crossroads Fremont

eats services shopping
little caesar's young explorer's S & G carpet
taqueria Limon dental care 7-11
(taco .99?/ HH, 3-6) cleaners
weekdays vision

shopping notes:
-not a lot of parking.....

I work right across Fremont Hub so I come here about twice a week usually for lunch.
There is Viet Bistro House, Popeye Chicken, Tata TeaHouse, Chili's and King Noodle. There is also a Target, Party City, and Trader Joe's. Parking is always plentiful except around Trader Joe's on the weekends.
On weekdays, this place is not very busy at all. Many business spaces are empty and awaiting a new tenant like the Elephant Bar which has been closed for quite some time now.
There are a number of homeless people hanging around here but they are not aggressive.
On the south side across Walnut, although not part of Fremont Hub, there are more places to eat like Taj-e-Chaat, Eric's Deli, Panda Express, Peacock Indian, Mountain Mike's, and Classic 50's Diner.