I came to Valencia Town Center (VTC) in the City of Valencia because there was a Yelp event at…read moreSolita Tacos & Margaritas. Yes, I come from a far. Btw, it was an amazing event! VTC is within vicinity of three streets, McBean Parkway, Magic Mountain Parkway, and Valencia Blvd. It is a good size outside shopping center. It has two floors. Parking is plenty. Tip of the day is to park close to where you'll be spending most of your time. Otherwise, you may need to do some walking. Luckily, Solita Tacos & Margaritas was located along side the parking area. I didn't have to walk too far in to get to them. Thank you! I didn't get a chance to peruse this center much during my visit. I hope to one day be back to explore it a bit more. Just to name a handful of restaurants that I would want to check out the next time I return... California Fish Grill Crab N Spice Kebob House Slice House by Tony Gemignani Solita Tacos & Margaritas Suki Hana The Stand

I visited this mall during the week. It was not busy at all. I enjoyed the quiet time and no lines…read morewhile walking in this mall. This mall is both indoor and outdoor. For selection, like any other Westfield Mall, there is Macys, JCPenney , Victoria's Secret and many other stores. There is also food court which has a lot of options to pick and dine. For service, I went to several stores and I would say JCPenney had the most nice and helpful employees. I asked for help and employees were really nice and friendly even though store was closing. Most of the stores had great sales going on and it was perfect shopping experience. For parking, this mall has a huge parking lot and parking was not a big deal. I am not sure about the weekends.

This is a great plaza with many different stores, food places, small shops and etc. I came here…read moreover the weekend and visited Corner Bakery Cafe, Perspire Sauna Studios, Kohl's and Whole Foods. I found parking easily since I came in the early morning but it's also a big plaza with many parking spots. There also a pet grooming place here so you might be lucky to see some cute pets like I did with a dog. You cannot go wrong visiting this plaza

5 stars because we have Kohls and Pei Wei... other than that the rest of this shopping center is a…read morewaste Parking isnt usually that bad, but there are still moronic drivers of Santa Clarita

I grew up as a Mall kid, and now very much a Mall adult!:) Westfield Topanga is Top Tier, such a…read morefun place that has everything you could want in a modern shopping center, clothes, shoes, sports gear, games, movie theater and more, also of course the food. Wow, their "Topanga Social" food court is so freakin' cool, a whole separate vibe from the rest of the mall with dim lighting, neon signs, there is live music there at night on the weekends, such a great place for your boys, crew, families, and especially date nights. A fun time for all, I would highly recommend!

Having lived in California for decades, I don't know how I could possibly have missed this…read moreincredible mall! If I hadn't been eating here over the weekend, I would never have known this shopping center rivals the best of the best on the West Coast! It is huge and has all the upscale stores I love including Bulgari, Celine, Ferragamo, Neiman Marcus, Nordstroms, Prada, Maje, Sandro, St. John, just to name a few! There are dozens more. I cannot imagine a broader range because there are also my old standbys like Macy's and H&M. There is even a Target, for heaven's sake. The interior of the mall is spacious with soaring ceilings that flood it with light. There is extensive parking and there are all kinds of activities and refreshment venues, for dining indoors and out. The kids will love it, your picky teenage girl will be thrilled, and you will be bathed in the luxury of hours of window shopping, for free. What more could we ask?

What a mess! Empty storefronts Dulce to the terrible layout. No fountains or amenities. The…read moremanagements only effort to improve the ambience is to turn up the Muzak louder and louder and LOUDER. There is really no food court to speak of. Pick any strip mall in the state and there will be better dining options. It's bad when the highlight of an outlet mall is the Tesla charging station. :D Wait! I have something nice to say. The bathrooms are very, very nice. Great place to hide out from the cacophonous mall music.

This is a great stop on a road trip on the 99. It's nice to walk and stretch your legs going around…read morethe outdoor mall. I don't really think of it as outlets after going, it's more a mall. Half the shops are regular shops and are not outlet prices. They got rid of their food court and put in an ulta which I thought was interesting and they had a handful of shops that were closed/empty. It's weird that there are very few food options on site, there are more down the road which discourages you from staying and encourages you to stop shopping and leave to get food. We popped into 3 shops and then hit the road again. We got a good deal at Levi's who had a sale but that was it really, I wasnt impressed with the prices for the other stores that were "outlets"

Fun afternoon! Great candy shop. Would recommend for window shopping or if you would like to buy…read moresomething, though it's a bit pricy but you can find some stuff for a good price. Especially at the farmers market there is a booth where you can make your own soda and although the line was long it moved quickly and had a great result. I strongly recommend the farmers market for a cheaper selection of food and fun drinks.

My non-LA pilled brain keeps mixing this one up with the Americana but it makes sense since they're…read moreallegedly designed by the same people. I don't think I go out of my way to visit the Grove, considering the distance and the difficulty of getting parking. Huge crowds, have to pay for parking, and even if you walk farther away, it's a risk to get towed and there's metered parking too that hit a 2 hour maximum, at least the last time I went there. Aside from accidentally wandering in here or being here for a specific event (seeing Yoshiki over a decade ago or the 20th anniversary Rilakkuma pop up, which was absolutely fisted with people), I've only wandered here on accident when hanging out with friends elsewhere. There's a good number of shops and eateries though, especially since it sort of shares the space/is right next to the Farmer's Market (great open area to go shop and to go dine). Large overlap of the same shops and eateries as the Americana, but there's things there that we don't have in Glendale. Lot of higher end businesses. Big fan of the La La Land Kind Cafe and what they do, their drinks, and their aesthetic. It's not a bad outdoors mall, considering how "fancy" it is, the fact that it's outside in the California sunshine, and the fountain with the Bellagio style musical water shows, but just know that the parking can get hideous.

This is a great plaza with many stores to visit. I came over the weekend with my wife to look for…read moreshorts at the Nike Clearance store. I also visited the Marshall next door to compare prices and see what they have. After we finish shopping at the stores, we went to Wells Fargo Bank because my wife needed cash. Then she wanted Starbucks and we went to Dirty Dough to get some cookies. We finish off our time at the plaza by dining at Wood Ranch. I been to the Chilis, Ross, Vons and NY Bagel located in the same plaza before as well. So the plaza has a lot of options for people to do here. There even a Walmart and Chase bank as well. I'll be sure to come back to try new places here.

Valencia Marketplace is large shopping center located in Stevenson Ranch that runs along the Old…read moreRoad between McBean Pkwy and Lyons Ave. This shopping center has everything from a grocery store, banks, Starbucks, retail stores and restaurants. It is a great place to shop or dine. It has over 66 stores in the shopping center like Walmart, Old Navy, Toys R Us and many more.

Out of all the Westfield malls, Century City is among one of the most popular ones, although it's…read morevery frustrating at times whenever visiting here, especially during holiday and peak hours. Parking - One of the dealbreakers in my opinion. Especially during peak hours, it can feel like a maze here, you'll find that it's very easily to get lost here. Worse part is that parking is NOT FREE. However, there's parking validation but only specific stores. They don't tell you or list what stores give validation but even then, it's not for the whole duration and only for a specific time frame. A bit frustrating to deal with overall. However, there's plenty of good sides of the mall. The shops here are great, there's most of the stores that you'll find when it comes to luxury, and higher end shops. Ranges from Apple, Lucid, Tesla, Dyson, lululemon, Therabody, etc. The vibe here is very modern, lights up very nicely since it's a outdoor mall. It's very pretty here during the holidays, my wife and I came during Christmas to see all the holiday lights, Christmas Carols, and artificial snow, which turned out to our favorites. It was such a romantic and chill vibe, very cool to see this yearly. They often has collaboration events here such as these events, so be on the lookout for that. Food here is decent, over the years, they've added plenty of popular spots like Chick Fila, Shake Shack, but the staples here are most certainly Din Tai Fung, HaiDiLao Hot pot, Ramen Nagi, and plenty of other notable spots. I would say, they're all worthy to check out, just haven't had time to check them all out yet. Directory online and in person is very informative as well for the restaurants. Drinks wise, there's bars around the mall, but inside the mall, my go to here is Chagee Tea and Wushiland, both solid boba spots, Chagee of course is more trendy at the moment though. Very popular regardless. There's also Blue Bottle Coffee which I find very underrated. I absolutely love their Cascara Fizz, very much a soda like drink, definitely worth checking out as well.

Parking is validated up to 3 hours. Anything past 3 hours, they start charging an arm and a leg…read more($14 parking for dinner + movie AFTER validation). Customer service on the phone for the parking is rude and hung up on me before I finished my sentence. Place may look nice, but there are much better places to go.

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.

This is a great shopping center with a lot of stores. I visited Target, 85C Bakery and Well Fargo…read morebefore when I was here. There also a Five Below and Dollar Tree here as well. The plaza doesn't get really busy but Target is the main attraction store here. There tons of parking so you wouldn't have any issues finding a spot.

This shopping center used to be "thee shopping center" of 661 back in the day, let me tell you that…read morewhen the Valencia Town Center opened up across the way it was a pretty big deal - so much so that I went 7 days in a row for the grand opening! Anyway, River Oaks Shopping Center is still a go-to spot for sure. Its home to an all-time favorite, Target and See's Candy for you sweet tooth fiends. There's also a UPS store which is convenient, El Pollo Loco for a quick getaway meal, Wells Fargo, Buy Buy Baby, Joanne's (e or no e?) Fabric and Total Woman Gym & Spa are a few of the other residents in this plaza. I'm telling you, a little bit of e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. You can find yourself in a bit of a pickle when it comes to parking during peak hours/seasons, but for the most part you can easily find a spot if you're okay with walking a little.

Who says malls are dead? Apparently they have not been to Fashion Square because it was poppin!…read more I have not been to a mall in ages. Normally, they're just not my thing. I prefer shopping with individual merchants in my neighborhood. But eventually, we all have to take a trip to the Apple Store, or to a department store. It's inevitable. What I forgot about is how friendly all the merchants are. I parked at the wrong end of the mall and couldn't seem to find my bearing. All I had to do was ask any Merchant and they all directed me with a smile to where I needed to go. Even when I didn't buy anything from them. People were just very accommodating and happy. I guess malls are a happy place. Retail therapy is real. I can't speak much to value, because of course prices range from hide below, depending up on where you're going. I went to Bloomingdale's for lunch and then I went to H&M for jeans. High to low. I must say that everything is so convenient. I picked up things I didn't really intend to because I remember I needed them and I was there. All in all, I would say it was a great experience. I'll probably be going back to the mall again.

Ok so this mall is slowly loosing its touch! I miss when coffee bean was in here and Z Gallery!!…read moreThe service is cool in the stores but I feel the selections aren't good!!! The stores could have better items and bargains!! It's not too many stores in here I like! But it's decent because of their Macys!! That's the best store in here in my opinion!! They also have a really good court!! Majority of the time I come I don't get anything!! It can be better if they have better stores!! -Marshay D.