This is a great plaza to come visit and the main attraction here is Costco. Lowe's and Best Buy get…read morecustomers too but not as much as Costco. You also have some food places like Panda Express or Subway which I haven't visited yet. There also a Jamba juice as well, Costco Gas usually back up the entrance but you can always turn at the light too. If you're going to visit Lowes, I would recommend coming before Costco open so it's less busy in the plaza. I usually go right when they open, Best Buy parking near the store is usually open since Costco customer don't park there due to it being farther.

Costco whole sale, Lowe's, and Best Buy are the bigest shopping store in this plaza. Subway and…read morePanda Express are by the enterence of this plaza. It's clean, big parking area, and close to 118 freeway.

So much to choose from! If you're looking for a specific item I recommend you looking around first…read moreat as many stores as possible. Lots of people compete with each other so look for the best price. Parking is scattered, but there are lots of little free parking lots. Love coming here for party supplies

San Fernando Mall has a lot of stores to offer and there a lot of different public parking spots…read more So far I only visited Dollar Tree, Truman House Tavern and my wife goes to the No Sabo Cafe along with her beauty salon shop there. There are more homeless people in the area now and most shops lock their backdoor for safety that leads to the parking lot. In certain area they do have security guard walking around because of the situation. I don't come here that much just because of the homeless people and it tend to be more busier than other places I go to. My wife and I grew up in the San Fernando area but she mostly come here than I do.

This is a great outdoor shopping center. Much nicer upgrades and revamps makes this a good option…read morefor all shopping needs. There are several restaurant choices, cell phone shops, banking, beauty supply clothing and department stores. There is also denta, auto pampering l services available. The parking gets a bit jammed up but finding a spot is t too difficult.

This is a great shopping center in Mission Hills if you haven't visited it yet. I come to this…read morecenter alot mostly for food but occasionally Target as well. My go to place here are mainly Habit Burger, Wingstop, Chase bank, California Fish Grill and TMobile store. But I visited Ross, Dunkin Donuts, Vitamin Shoppe, Jersey Mike's, Mencies, Sliverlake Ramen, Ono Hawaiian, the UPS store and Ulta Beauty. The only place I haven't visited yet is the 24 Hour fitness, the Dentistry, Mattress Firm, AT&T and Bank of America. There plenty of parking here as well and there even more parking toward the back of the center. I usually park in the back because it's less traffic to enter or leave. They also have security guard walking around in the plaza for any problems.

It been over a decade since I visited Panorama Mall until today and I live nearby. I went to…read moreWalmart next door to pick up my online order and the mall is connected to it so I decided to explore the mall. A lot of stores and vendors already left so it's almost like a ghost town or those abandon mall videos you see online The mall is in need of a full remodel to make it more modern. There a couple of food places, Finish Line still here, The Children Place and a jewelry store. Beside that there nothing much to attract crowds like back in the days. I think people come here to use the free wifi.

In a last attempt to find the perfect gift for my daughter's birthday, I typed into my map app a…read morestore that popped up in Panorama City. A little bit of a hike for me but I made the trip. To my surprise I noticed it was a mall as I was pulling in the parking lot. I had low expectations considering the condition of the building. I walked in, it was completely empty. Closed store signs, vacant restaurants, dim lighting no one at the kiosks. I found the store I was looking for, it was worth the trip but I highly doubt that I will come back here.

This is a small plaza on the corner of Osborne and Arleta. I live near this place and never gone to…read moreit until recently. I stopped by one morning to visit the Yummy Donut shop to get some donuts. Parking is very limited here and it usually fill up by afternoon time. There also a nail place and a tobacco shop in the plaza as well.

Huge shopping center right off of Empire Blvd. It was convenient as I was staying in the area…read more Target, Lowe's, Walmart, restaurants etc. There's also a REI and a seperate plaza area where some of the restaurants are. I was just visiting but if I lived close by I would definitely use this shopping center

For those looking for a quick shopping experience, there is none more appropriate than Burbank…read moreEmpire Center. It is right off the 5 Freeway less than a couple miles from the Burbank Airport. There are plenty of shopping options anchored by Best Buy, Walmart, Lowe's, Staples and Target. There are plenty of culinary options anchored by Outback Steakhouse, Olive Garden, Panda Express and Sharky's Mexican Restaurant. There are plenty of libation options anchored by Starbucks, Jamba Juice and BevMo! There are plenty of other shopping options all around. Traffic flow gets a little stiff from time to time but multiple access points mitigate that very well. Your trip here will not end in disappointment.

Welcome back, welcome back…read more After many years of avoiding the plant from various experience from it's Regency having broken ticket machines, seating and major issues. From the high security in Home Depot and date feel to it's complete revamp in more recent years. The Plant is a huge open mall shopping center with major stores including Burlington, Ross dress for Less and Home Depot to name a few. They have various mall classics such as GameStop, GNC and Starbucks For eats you have OneHawaiian BBQ, Blaze Pizza, Chipotle and In N Out to name most There's Petsmart for your pet needs. Sally Beauty aka Sally's for your hair care needs. I've been to Regency more this year than I have in the past 10 and dig the GameStop, appreciate The Gap as well as the L.A. Care Community Resource Center (formerly where the HomeTown Buffet was back in the day). There's so much parking in all direction including behind, on the Regency side. Great affordable clothing, comforts, services and food. It stays busy, but rarely feels overwhelming. It's very close to the Van Nuys Train Station for the Amtrak + MetroLink and being off Van Nuys Blvd it's connected to a lot of local LA Metro busses/services like LADOT DASH. Enjoy the power of The Plant seven days a week, see individual places for their hours.

I don't spend much time here but on occasions, I'll pop over to some of the stores. It's decent…read moresize strip mall with a good selection of chain stores. The biggest being Home Depot, Ross and Burlington. There's an also smaller stores like 5 Below, Sally's Beauty, Petsmart, Ulta Beauty, Gap outlet and Old Navy. There was Party City but it recently closed a couple months ago. Not only that, it also house the Regency Theatre around the back. There's a few food options, more chain places but In and Out being the top contender. Besides that, you have other chain's restaurants along the strip of Van Nuys Blvd. There loads of parking spaces available which comes in handy. Both for the strip mall as well out back where the movie theatre is. Across the street is Living Spaces. Another chain stores for furniture. It's pretty massive and I believe it's affiliated with the plant.

This is a wonderful plaza with different food places, retail store, a movie theater and a Ralphs…read moregrocery store. I been coming here for a while, usually to visit Ralphs or going to eat at Pho So 1. But I also visited the movie theater here which is outdated, AutoZone and Baskin Robbins that is on the other side of the plaza as well. There also a Salvation Army here so you can go donate things. Fatburger used to be here but it's gone now. Sushi Raw and Panera Bread is still open but I haven't visit those places yet. There was plans to redo the whole plaza where a Home Depot was going to take over the movie theater area but so far nothing has happen yet. There also a lot of parking here as well so there shouldn't be any issues finding a spot but the pavement isn't in the best of shape.

I live close to this Plaza but don't ever really come here. The last time I was here was going to…read moreWell Fargos bank with my wife because she's a customer there. This time, I came to the plaza to visit the TMobile store. I came in the early morning so finding parking was easy, they have a big lot but it gets filled up quick. There a decent amount of small stores here and food places as well. It's decorated nicely when I was here to give that outdoor shopping mall look.

What a beautiful small plaza located in Van Nuys. It's not that big but pretty decent, like a mini…read moreOlivera Street. It has its own shops, its own restaurants, and a lot of art and culture for the Hispanic community. Most shops here are mom and pop shops, so it is great to come support our people. I haven't been here in ages, and it still looks as great as ever. The main downside is I did see a lot of empty stores and empty spaces. I hope that this is not a bad sign. I hope we never lose this place, but times are tough. The place was also always crowded but empty when I went last week. Not what I'm used to. I hope that things get better; this is a beautiful area located in Van Nuys, and I hope it stays for the long run.

I've driven by this mall so many times on the freeway & I finally was able to go check it out…read more Good: plenty of parking, spacious walkways, clean, doggie potty area, big movie theater. Bad: mall is split up with streets running through it, parking is expensive, extremely limited number of stores to actually shop at, majority of stores are located across the Laurel Grove Drive which is quite a walk if you parked in the main lot in the middle of the complex. I only went to Daiso, Five Below, Starbucks because those were the only ones you can shop at in the main part of the mall which is unbelievably weird. It's like this mall had an identity crisis, couldn't figure out if it should be more of an entertainment center (movie theater, restaurants) or shopping center (Daiso, Five Below, Nordstrom Rack). Many vacancies, alot of random stores that you wouldn't go to unless you had or needed to like Spectrum, nail & beauty salons, orthodontist, chiropractor, Verizon, Carbon Health. The main part of the mall is Nordstrom Rack, Starbucks, Daiso, Five Below, LA Fitness. Gnomon (computer graphics, visual effects school) & Regal Cinemas take up the majority part of this section. There seems to be no thought to what a mall shopper would want or wish to go to when they arrive to the heart of a mall. On the "strip mall" area which is across the street and around the corner, there are Ulta, Trader Joe's, mostly cafes, quick bites like Jersey Mike's, Crumbl, It's Boba Time, MOD pizza. Again, only Ulta for someone looking to do mall shopping. Although this mall is modern, clean, great parking structure (expensive but lots of spaces), there's absolutely little to offer. Would I go back?? No way! This is an incredibly disappointing shopping center & if you're hoping to do some retail therapy, go to Sherman Oaks Galleria or Westfield Fashion Square.

This has developed so much since I was here in 2021 and I like the new additions like Nordstrom…read moreRack and LA Fitness. They have a few elevated fast food-ish places like a Mediterranean place owned by Umami. We scored a free parking spot outside the garage so no validation was needed.