The 99 Ranch Market at 4299 Rosewood Drive has a little over two weeks left. The store anchors Rose Pavilion at Rosewood Drive and Santa Rita Road, and it is scheduled to close for good on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2026. Pleasanton will still have a 99 Ranch after that date. The difference is location. The store that sat in the middle of town is the one closing. The remaining options sit at the far eastern edge of Pleasanton or across the 580 in Dublin, and a weekly grocery run will now mean a different drive for many households.
Sixteen Years on Rosewood Drive
99 Ranch was one of the first Asian supermarket chains in the Tri-Valley. It opened at Rose Pavilion in April 2010, in the large space Levitz Furniture used to occupy. A second Pleasanton store followed eight years later, when 99 Ranch opened as one of the first tenants at Pacific Pearl.
The Pleasanton Weekly reported that the sign on the store window thanks shoppers and says, "we remain committed to serving the community and warmly invite you to visit our nearby store." A company spokesperson told the Weekly the move would "optimize our store network." State WARN Act filings list 54 layoff notices at the Rose Pavilion store, effective Dec. 5.
The Weekly also pointed to the competition. Korean grocer H Mart opened its first Tri-Valley supermarket this year, a few blocks from the 99 Ranch in Dublin. The Tri-Valley's Asian grocery options are now grouped in two places, and Rose Pavilion is in neither.
Where the Grocery Run Goes After Dec. 5
These are the full-size stores that remain, with the address and hours each one lists.
| Store | Location | Listed hours |
|---|---|---|
| 99 Ranch Market, Pacific Pearl | El Charro Road and Stoneridge Drive, Pleasanton | 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily |
| 99 Ranch Market, Dublin | 7333 Regional Street, Dublin | Check the store page |
| H Mart, Dublin | 7884 Dublin Blvd., Dublin | 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily |
Both remaining clusters are a drive from Rosewood Drive, in opposite directions. Which one fits best depends on where else the errand takes you that day.
Pacific Pearl, at the Livermore Line
Pacific Pearl is the Pleasanton option. It sits where El Charro Road meets Stoneridge Drive, just off the El Charro exit on Interstate 580, close to the Livermore border. When it opened in 2018, the Weekly described it as a 112,000-square-foot center anchored by Pleasanton's second 99 Ranch. That store is now the anchor for the whole city.
Its listed hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. The rest of the center gives shoppers reasons to stay after the grocery stop. The Pacific Pearl directory labels Chicha San Chen as new and lists Eight Turn Crepe, HiroNori Craft Ramen and Currency Pilates as coming soon. Pacific Pearl was already turning into an evening destination before this closure. With the 99 Ranch now its anchor for all of Pleasanton, the weekly grocery trip and the dinner-out trip can be the same drive.
Dublin's Two Supermarkets, a Few Blocks Apart
West across the freeway, Dublin has two Asian supermarkets close together. The 99 Ranch at 7333 Regional Street posts its weekly specials online, so you can check prices before you go. H Mart opened at 7884 Dublin Blvd. on March 26, 2026. The Pleasanton Weekly covered the opening and noted the food hall inside along with the grocery aisles.
Because the two stores are so close, one Dublin stop can cover two different grocery lists. For households on the north and west sides of Pleasanton, this cluster may end up being the easier trip.
India Cash & Carry is on Pimlico Drive in Pleasanton, at 4040 Pimlico Drive. Its website says it delivers to Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon and Livermore.
What Keeps Rose Pavilion on the Errand List
Losing its grocery anchor does not empty Rose Pavilion. As of Nov. 6, the property owner's site plan for the center at 4225 Rosewood Drive still lists a long tenant roster. For a regular Saturday loop, the most useful ones are:
- Groceries and drinks: Trader Joe's, Total Wine & More, Starbucks
- Places to eat: Madras Idli Kadai, PHO Saigon, Niku-Ya Stone Grill & Bar, Origin Sushi, Chick & T Bento, The Kebab Shop, Golden State Taqueria, Red Hot Chili Pepper
- Sweets: Mochiholic, Baskin-Robbins
- Everyday errands: CVS, Pet Supplies Plus, Dollar Tree, Rosewood Cleaners, Leslie's Pool Supplies, AutoZone
- Kids' activities: Russian School of Mathematics, Sharkey's Cuts for Kids, FKC Playground, D1 Sports Training
Trader Joe's keeps a grocery store at the center. For the Pan-Asian staples 99 Ranch carried, though, the nearest options after Dec. 5 are at the edges of town.
The Santa Rita Road Pattern
This is the second grocery closure on the Santa Rita Road corridor in just over a year. The Walmart Neighborhood Market at 3112 Santa Rita Road, in the center between Stoneridge Drive and West Las Positas Boulevard, was set to close on Oct. 2, 2025. In late October, the Weekly reported that the building was still empty. It listed it alongside other large vacant Pleasanton retail spaces, including the former Party City and Kohl's units at Metro 580, the old Rite Aid on Hopyard Road, and the former JC Penney, Nordstrom and Sears buildings at Stoneridge Shopping Center.
Taken together, these closures show where Pleasanton's grocery shopping is heading. Growth is happening in destination centers near the freeway, like Pacific Pearl in the east and the Dublin Boulevard area in the west. The two most recent losses were both neighborhood grocery stores along Santa Rita Road.
One Saturday, Two Goodbyes
Dec. 5 is busy for another reason. The City of Pleasanton's Hometown Holiday Celebration parade steps off on Main Street at 5 p.m. that Saturday, and the tree lighting follows in front of Museum on Main. According to Hacienda's holiday notice, the route starts just before the Main Street Bridge, heads south and ends at Abbie Street, about a mile in all. The Pleasanton Downtown Association's Magical Holiday Evening runs the night before, Friday, Dec. 4, from 4 to 8 p.m. at Lions Wayside Park.
Here is one way to plan that first weekend in December:
- Before Dec. 5: Make a last stop at Rosewood Drive to stock up on the pantry items you buy most often.
- Friday, Dec. 4, 4 to 8 p.m.: Go to Magical Holiday Evening at Lions Wayside Park.
- Saturday morning, Dec. 5: Do a trial run at Pacific Pearl or in Dublin to find out which drive suits your household, before the store you are used to closes that day.
- Saturday, 5 p.m.: Find a spot along Main Street between the bridge and Abbie Street, then stay for the tree lighting at Museum on Main.
Valerie notices this kind of change, like where the nearest grocery store is, because it shapes daily life in a neighborhood long before it shows up on a listing sheet. If you're wondering how changes in Pleasanton's shopping centers might affect what your home is worth, call Valerie Vicente for value and request your free home valuation.
