I love coming here! I've lived close for years and enjoyed the variety of shops and restaurants…read more This mall seems to be growing in popularity with new and trending places every year! I think the food and shopping scene are a good match for this area--higher end places focused on quality, and with higher price points to match the west Omaha/Elkhorn clientele. There is also a strong focus on athletic stores--probably because Scheels draws that crowd here. Parking is always an issue so plan accordingly! There are several lots, but you will often find yourself driving around for a few minutes and walking a bit more, so plan ahead. All in all the variety of stores makes for a fun outdoor shopping day, and there are plenty of quick or fancy dine in spots to choose from as you fuel up in between stores!

Always a fun day with perfect weather..for shopping at Scheels, lunch at Meddys, ice cream stop and…read moremovie all in one place! Ya can't beat that with a stick! Great date day at Village pointe!

I enjoy stopping at Regency and seeing what is new to the mall. It's definitely an appointment…read moreshopping day. I would not typically casually stop by without an intention unlike other malls where you can just stroll. Ther stores are very unique and still on the high-end side. I stopped into 3 new stores to me. The construction is definitely and eye sore but I am excited to see what comes up when it's done.

I love Regency Court! It is a small, luxurious shopping center with great stores. This is your…read moreplace for a less chaotic shopping experience :) My favorites are Kinaara for Indian food, Dry Bar for blowouts, Lovesace for the best couches ever, Borhseims for jewelry and gifts, Loft or Anthropologie for stylish clothes. There's plenty of parking. Bathrooms towards the back between Pottery Barn Kids and Borsheims. Lots of live pants in the mall.

I have loved coming to OPP since I was a teenager. There are many stores that you can't find at the…read moremall, but are still nationally known. Until recently it was mostly shopping, and now of course you have the "been around forever" Wheatfields, another Popp eatery, Andres, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Red Mango, 801 Chophouse, and the belle of the ball, Trader Joes. It's funny to think most Omaha millennials might remember Trader Joes as the only Abercrombie and Fitch in town for awhile. How fitting it became another millennial destination! The parking is kind of a mess, it's very cramped and most parking is for TJ's. One bright spot is Zen Coffee has a drive through there so you can grab a delicious matcha latte before your weekly shopping. I'm glad to see new life and staples stay in this plaza.

I used to avoid this shopping center thinking it "snooty" - at least until Trader Joe's moved in…read more Now I make regular visits to shop there and frequent several other businesses. I get my hair cut at Five Salon which specializes in Aveda products. Next door is L'Occitane which is a line of beauty products and fragrances from Provence in the South of France. Kinda pricey but it's the real deal. Fun just to look at their beautiful packaging. Last year I started buying dress pants for work at Talbots. Again, not cheap but high quality (and they have frequent sales). There's a Bath & Body Works, Sur la Table for high end kitchen ware, Wheatfield's and Andres Tortillery for dining options, and other small boutiques. Last but not least, I absolutely cannot visit One Pacific Place without stopping at Nothing Bundt Cakes and picking up a couple of bundtlets - one chocolate chocolate chip and one Flavor of the Month!! Truth be told, sometimes I make up an excuse to stop at One Pacific Place just to go there. :-)

Linden Market is a nice little area of shopping, eateries, and a few other services and…read morebusinessses. The parking lot can be a little bit crazy - I feel ike the lines in the parking lot are not painted correctly maybe and some are tighter than others, making people think they are parking normally, but they are actually encroaching on the space next to them. Dinged doors galore! They have a few great businesses though, so we do come here quite often. Five Guys, Linden House (formerly Brushi when we started going there), Teriyaki Express, Pet's Discount, and of course Hy-Vee (our go-to grocery store). A few other businesses are here too, that we just haven't had the need to visit just yet - Lindley Clothing, Oasis Massage, VIP Nails, and Beck. They even have an American Red Cross location, so if you ever want to donate blood, platelets, or plasma, this is a location where you can find a center to do that at. I may even look into doing some blood donations there soon! Suffice to say, Linden Market is similar to many other little business parks, with the focal point being Hy-Vee, but there are a lot of other little things around the perimeter to check out too. I just wish their parking lot was a little easier to traverse!

Not being from Omaha, I was in search for a clothing store that would take care of me with style in…read moremy semi retirement world. Richard and Shelly are the best. Listening and understanding what I want combined with the current trends in fashion is the right combination. I highly recommend Bel Air Fashions to take care of you.

The Lerner Brothers have been running this business for 48 years which is very impressive. Located…read morein the Miracle Hills location off of 114th, parking is plentiful. The store seems a bit cluttered but it's due to the volume of business, causal wear for men and women. I highly recommend this store for business wear that includes shoes.

Great place to go buy shoes! I have been shopping here for shoes for years, especially since they…read morecarry New Balance's higher number shoes that I wear at work since I'm on my feet the majority of the day. The salespeople are always extremely helpful, knowledgeable, personable, and professional. I also appreciate that they called around to other stores to find my size so I could get my shoes sooner. My husband came with me since we were out running errands and was going to go elsewhere to buy (cheaper) running shoes, but with the help he was given at Rudolph's, he ended up buying them here. They took his feedback and didn't make him try on shoes that they knew wouldn't work. He also appreciated that they didn't try to upsell him a more expensive shoe when a shoe that was on sale would work for him. He was only disappointed that they don't carry the boots he needed for work because of how helpful they were for his running shoes!

The girls in omaha are amazing . I love being able to go in there and they have the selection and…read moreknowledge for the shoes. The manager is very kind and associate was wonderful also. I would completely recommend the store and have for many people so far.

This is a great place to shop 2nd hand used clothing. The space is large, everything is organized…read more& price tags are clearly marked with size & $ amount. I found a pair of men's dress slacks 32/32Long that I've been unable to find in 3 different stores, so I'm thrilled! The price $20 but 1st time shoppers get 50% off!! They have coupons thru txt & emails. They're the only store in town on 121st Center on the side of Bakers Grocery. There's a lot to look at so be sure you have a little time to browse.

Some of my favorite pieces of high end brands has come from here. They have a lot of free people…read moreitems and shoes. It's definitely a place where you don't come with a plan, and clothes find you. It's very hit or miss if it's organized or clean, but there is a lot to look at. This is a place where clothes find you. I like the newer location but the old crossroads was my favorite.

North Park is a cool little plaza with tons of great eateries, which I am pretty lucky to live…read moreabout 30 seconds from! A few of my favorites are Hu Hot, PepperJax, Qdoba, Omaha Kebabs, Persis Biryani, and Le Peep. There is also Caddy Shack, ColdStone, and Potbelly, which I've eaten at and are also pretty good. There are a few other shops/businesses in North Park, like a tattoo shop, a few insurance offices, and a smoke shop, but I can't speak to those. The parking lot can get a little crazy, because it has about five different little "alcove" lots within it, but I have never had a problem finding a spot right near where I want to eat/shop. If you work or live anywhere near North Park, you can always find a place to eat there that will meet your cravings!