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Rosewood Plaza

Rosewood Plaza is a neighborhood center with several stores.

Address: Rosewood Drive
Getting there: near Santa Rita Road fairly close to I-580
Price: Inexpensive

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Hacienda Business Park
This isn't the best place for travelers to visit if they don't have much time on their hands, but it's an interesting place to visit if you do not know what else to do with yourself. Two factors are what make Hacienda Business Park visually interesting: the architecture of the street signs and the business park's history. First, the unusual traffic lights and street signs are gigantic square structures that are built across the roads, and they are accentuated by what immediately surrounds them. Second, the history of the park: Hacienda Business Park was built around the 1980s when Pleasanton began to look like it does today, and Hacienda Business Park replaced ranching and farming country. Within a few years, what is now northern Pleasanton went from being countryside to an important part of the City of Pleasanton. However, the plans of the developers to turn Hacienda Business Park into one of the world's great business parks did not succeed — the wide boulevards in the business park are surprisingly empty, giving the business park a near-abandoned feeling sometimes.
Do
Ken Mercer Sports Park
This is a more than half-mile-long city park dedicated completely to sports activities. A few summer camps operate here.
Drink
The Hop Yard American Alehouse & Grill
Lots of beers on tap, mostly American microbrews but including imports. The food is good, but nothing to write home about (burgers, salads); the beer is worth the trip. Outdoor seating fills up in the warmer months.
Eat
Rancho Grande Taqueria
Mexican restaurant.
Less than $10 for a main course