Enderle Center

This place has terrible maintenance and is gross and unappealing. We were contacted to help provide cleaning services for this center and were kicked off the property while working in the early AM hours when we were about 80% done with the work because we didn’t start at their «preferred time». Unfortunately, during the conflict resolution meeting WITH THEIR ATTORNEY, I was ridiculed and belittled for over 45 minutes and was threatened that they would «make my life miserable» if I tried to protect my lien rights. This was a classic case of big bank crush little bank as their egotistical attorney so aptly reminded me about their 60 million dollar facility’s power to defend themselves in court. Not a very respectful way to treat their fellow human beings who only tried to help by providing a free onsite demonstration, working for 2 full nights with a professional power wash crew only to be kicked off the premises when nearly finished. Unfortunately, the issue was made worse because all of their communication is done by a half-​english speaking «Chief of Facilities» who mistakenly thought we agreed to a same day, 2 hour advance notice meeting…
One of those classical miscommunications that got blown way out of proportion but only got worse due to one parties inability to drop their ego and peacefully come to a resolution.
Humans make mistakes and nobody is perfect but the measure of a man is often tied to their ability to admit their wrongs and seek peace and justice for all.

This shopping center has certainly seen better days. I would guess this shopping center was built in the late 1970s or early 1980s by the design. And for a time, it had premium service providers that were the best in their class — photographers, restaurants, and unique retail shops that were one of a kind and high quality.
Now, except for the exceptional children’s store, it is mainly salons and restaurants. Zov’s is always outstanding, and is certainly high quality. I am sure that most of the salons are quality (I don’t know from personal experience). There is a gym/​personal training tenant. The nail salon here is empty most days, and many many storefronts are just sitting empty.
The pro of having an empty shopping center is that there is plenty of parking.

With a Name like Enderle… It has to be awesome!

Though it’s a «standing» ENL mini-​farm, Enderle Center has great hacking potential. A total of 7 portals can be found, three of which are hackable from inside the Zov’s or El Torito. The local toads get it to E8 somewhat regularly and always supply plenty of hack mods to go around. The benches outside Frank’s Menswear offer comfortable glyphing opportunities with access to four portals. For the die-​hard, anti-​dirty hackers, plenty of AP can be had as it’s always fully linked/​fielded.

They also have the insect exterminator guy come by with his spray and spray the poison all on the outside of Mr. Jill’s while we are working out. The smell is atrocious and I would think inhaling the spray not too good either. Maintenance at this center is done without any thought to the patrons.

Enderle Center is home to many fun places for dining, shopping and playing — variety of diverse, eclectic shops in a relaxed, comfortable setting.
Zito’s has been ranked as OC’s best for pizza. And Belacan Grill as the only Malaysian cuisine in OC. Both have great service.
The Center was awarded OC’s best neighborhood shopping center. And it starts at the top. Al Enderle is a proud Tustin native who serves the community in countless ways. A dear friend to many, a role model, and an inspiring man of great faith.

This is a really cute shopping center! We really enjoy looking at all the great stores and then grabbing lunch here.
Although I’ve been shopping at Enderle Center for a couple of years, I found a cute little gift shop, H. Foster & Jackson, just the other day. This store has unique gifts and collectibles and wonderful service to match.
A recently expanded store, Deckers Fine Gifts and Collectibles, has beautiful figurines and other gift items. They also have a separate room currently focused on Christmas ornaments and decorations (with 40% off!). I can’t wait to see what fun things they will get in for Valentine’s Day!
Justin Porterfield Ltd. is one of our favorite stores. Filled with lovely home décor, I could seriously fill my entire home with all the beautiful silk flowers, candles, lighting, and wall art they have here!
There also several clothing stores that tend to sell more formal clothing or evening wear for adults. For kids’ clothing, the Enderle Center has The Duck Pond. This store is full of clothing for babies and toddlers. They also have cute accessories, toys, and books.
When we are shopping here, we love stopping by Zov’s for a lunch on the patio. The expanded the restaurant now includes a larger bakery and store. The bakery is the highlight of visit, and we love looking at all the great desserts. It’s really hard to pick up just one thing because everything looks so delicious here!
There are other restaurants and stores here too. While Zito’s on 17^th has great pizzas and salads, we haven’t been to the Crab Cooker and Belacan Grill yet but look forward to trying them both soon. There’s a Pilates studio, fine jewelry store, and art gallery here as well.
With really nice gift shops and a wonderful bakery at Enderle Center, we will keep returning here for years to come!