Camarillo Premium Outlets has changed a lot through the years. Midnight Black Friday shopping is a…read moregreat memory for our kids. Although those days are long gone, and many of the stores that made it "premium" are no longer here, it's better than most. There are still some good deals. It's also fairly large so you'll spend a decent amount of time walking through every section. We're usually shopping for something specific -- today it's jeans for the husband. But we always end up with more than planned. :) We browsed through many of the stores, spending much of our time at Lucky Brand, Levi's, Lululemon, adidas, The North Face and Ralph Lauren. We got the best deal on jeans at Levi's and surprisingly found a nice lightweight sweater for him at Lululemon. We like to grab a light snack or drink treat while we shop. Wetzel's Pretzels is a favorite but today we discovered that Boba Time has joined the outlets! Overall, it was a really nice day. I realized when we left that I missed going to Pottery Barn! We'll need to start on that side next time.

JOE'S JEANS & SEVEN FOR ALL MANKIND ARE GONE!…read more I'm really disappointed because I drove down to Camarillo from Santa Barbara to go to Joes jeans and Seven jeans specifically. And yes, I checked the outlet website before I left for hours and it appeared that both stores were active and open. When I arrived, Joes was simply gone. I went over to the kiosk map to check and it was still listed in its usual location. But it had been replaced by another store, Reformation, I believe. An employee of the outlets walked by and said I looked confused and told me the map hadn't been updated in a minute. Disappointed, I then went over to Seven, which was also gone! Replaced by Fabletics, I think. The point is that Joes and Seven are still listed on the outlet website and they are still listed in the on-site kiosks as active stores. Not only am I disappointed that a few of my favorite stores are just gone like that, but I'm especially disappointed at the glaring lack of communication that lead to an entire afternoon being wasted. The outlets otherwise appear to be going down hill. I don't think I'll be back after this.

So I was here just parking for the Christmas parade. The parade was so exciting to see.read more

When I lived in Camarillo, years ago, this plaza is where I'd occasionally come for drive-thru KFC,…read moreand a nice little department store on the eastern side of the center. In between those two ends, there were dozens of assorted businesses. Because I lived in another part of town, I didn't shop here routinely for day to day things like dry cleaners, drugstore, etc. In the intervening years, the center remodeled and expanded, adding more restaurant options, and overall spaces. An anchor drive-thru Starbucks on the northwest corner attracts passersby. When the weather improves, I expect we'll spend some time here, as we tend to come in to Camarillo via the Santa Rosa Valley, then head west on Upland to Las Posas. I'd like to check out Ric's Restaurant, and check out what else is here, in addition to the larger tenants. The section where Panda Express is located offers outdoor dining and pleasant surroundings. There's a feeling there of a separate cluster, away from the main buildings. The parking is even offset. I suspect the designers were going for a more intimate feel, versus a soulless monolith of a shopping plaza. Most tourists would not come here - you'll find them at the Outlet Mall. For locals, this gets shopping and casual dining needs met.

I will say that this outlet can be really hit or miss if you're looking for bit furniture…read morepurchases. But, if you can find what you're looking for, you're going to get an incredibly high quality piece for a fraction of the price. One thing we do like to come here for are for smaller sized options. Towels, back to school backpacks, etc. They always have a good selection here and things are reasonably priced. And, once again, you know because these are Pottery Barn, they are very high quality so you are going to get a great lifespan out of what you are purchasing. Staff here is friendly, but often times are confined to the register area. If you are looking for some help, you might need to hunt around a bit to find someone. However, once you do, they are always very helpful and will go above and beyond to help you out.

The part of your barn outlet was fine. It was our first time there, and it was a little…read moreunderwhelming in my opinion. There wasn't a ton in comparison to the other Pottery Barn outlets. I had been with that being said everything they offered there was quality and prices were definitely a lot cheaper than going to the main store. Coworkers were friendly , the store was well organized, and if I lived in the area, I definitely would go back if there were things I was looking for.

All the way up a long driveway in Newbury Park's Old Conejo Road area of storage facilities and…read morecommercial buildings we found Seasons adjacent to a different decor shop. Had no knowledge of Seasons previously. Reading the owner's history, I recall her place, Rose Cottage, at the Janss Mall years ago. This large space is lovingly designed to showcase a wide variety of gift items, decor accents, and baby clothing and accessories. As the name implies, seasons are celebrated. Easter and Spring feature prominently now. Autumn/Halloween also have a spot, and an entire separate room holds Christmas and wintry treasures. Dishes from porcelain, to melamine for outdoor dining, and accent pieces, are shown to perfection. Amazingly life-like faux confections made me hungry to see them, while dreaming of biting into a rich cake, torte, or cupcake. It would be fun to decorate with those calorie-safe treats! There is so much to see that I'd recommend giving yourself time to really browse at leisure is the way to go. Once COVID continues to ease, I have a dear friend I would love to bring here - it's her kind of shop, as well as mine!

Such a cute gift shop and home goods / clothing store in Camarillo. I love a thriving local…read morebusiness that isn't a chain and gives the community a little sparkle. Came into Lindy Loops looking for a birthday gift for a friend. While I didn't find the exact gift for her I was thrilled to see so much cute stuff here. The two gals working here were super nice and welcoming. They offered to help me if needed and just made the shopping experience A+ by how friendly and attentive they were when I did have questions. This store has a little bit of everything. Home goods - like candles, blankets and pillows. Clothing primarily for women. Also jewelry, bags and hats. The store is bigger then it looks from the outside. I really enjoyed looking around and seeing all of the cute little treasures they have. The owners informed me that they will soon be moving just across the street so make sure to keep a lookout for that. Sounded like they could be moving in a month? Right now they are located in the shopping center in Camarillo by Yolanda's. They will hop right across to the center with the Ralph's. It's really nice to have a cute gift shop in Camarillo and they've been open a few years now. Definitely go support if you can. I know I'll come back to look around again soon.

If there is a perfect gift shop in Camarillo, then Lindy Loops is it. I have had the pleasure to…read moresee it evolve from pop-ups up and down Ventura County to a sweet little storefront to now another beautiful (seemingly larger) storefront next to Ralph's. From handmade knitted and resin items (blankets, scarves, coasters, trays, etc.) to goods from other local and talented businesses (books, candles--the assortment is amazing, clothing), it has all that I need for gifts, souvenirs, and happily, treats for myself! I've even bought a children's book and baby toys here. Pricing is affordable. The things that are on the more expensive end are reasonably so due to the craftsmanship of the product and the quality. Love watching their journey unfold and supporting such a thoughtfully designed and adorable shop. I highly recommend!

Cute little shop! They carry a mix of items -- new, used, vintage and consigned. The young lady…read morein the store warmly greeted us as we walked in. She gave a quick history of the store and explained how the owner procures items. She was so sweet to ask about our day and share some tips for exploring the area. Items are well organized and clean. There is a fairly large selection of formal wear, kept in individual plastic covers, in the back which I don't see often in vintage boutiques. I found the prices to be a bit on the higher end, but it worked out ok with 20% off regular prices. A lovely skirt came home with me. :)

Owner never paid me or contacted me re clothes I left for consignment…read more I'm sad about that because it's the only place in town