It is definitely hit or miss but, when you hit, it's always good! I found some really nice Cole…read moreHaan loafers for $35. A little far away from me but worth the trip.

I came in not expecting to buy anything, but found a pair of shoes I couldn't walk away from!…read more I have been inside Nordstrom in other cities--this was my first time in Omaha. The store is about the same, plenty of items, great variety and presentation makes shopping easy and fun. I did expect the prices to be a little more competitive--the kids shoes I bought were $45 with tax which I didn't feel was an amazing deal for a store like this. All in all I would come back for sure, just expecting higher prices than the discount store vibe I expected.

This Target has the only Electrify America fast EV charger, so we shop here a LOT while our car is…read morecharging! We shop at Targets all over Omaha, but this one is absolutely the best and cleanest/most organized by a mile. There are rows and rows of perfectly arranged and clean aisles. Even the TOY aisles were neat and tidy. The literally only area I've ever seen disorganized are the clearance racks, as people paw through those and don't put them back neatly. As I said, we shop this Target a lot, and they have literally everything - a Disney Store section, an Ulta makeup area, a CVS pharmacy, and of course the age old partnership Target has - a Starbucks! If you're an avid Target shopper, and want to see THE cleanest and most well run Target ever, definitely check this location out.

Ran in between errands to check out their Christmas selection. They have such cute decor this…read moreseason and we enjoyed browsing all the items. Self check out was quick and painless. This is one of my favorite targets I've been to in the Omaha area!

Thank you "Un" a very lovely classy sales associate that helped us find what we were looking for!…read moreShe stopped what she was doing and walked us over to the items! She exceeded our expectations today! Perfect day to shop ...It was not crowded!

The ultimate customer satisfaction provided by Margaret. Your ice cream treats were an unexpected…read more pleasure while shopping at Dillard's today.

WOW! I have lived in NW omaha to long that this is considered my fancy walmart…read more I grew up behind this location and frequented it a lot as a kid. Now I was just in for the first time in years last week. IT is so clean, and organized, I was shocked. There is a dedicated clearance area, and I was looking for a specific toy and they has a huge selection, more so than 2 other walmarts in the area. The check out is probably the only difference, but it's an easy huge self check out area. Very impressed!

When I arrived for an oil change I'd scheduled days in advance, I was told that they were out of…read morethe oil filter my car uses, and I would have to go buy one. I asked why no one told me in advance--no answer. I asked why no one from the store would go get the filter--no answer. I needed the oil change, so I got the filter. While it was happening, I asked to speak to the auto service manager. The employee I was talking to started to tell me where he was, and then quickly said that the manager was at lunch, and he didn't know when he'd be back. At this point, I called customer service. I was assured things would be made right. Nearly a week later, I've heard nothing.

Popped over to Oakview on my lunch break. It's been awhile since I've visited and it's definitely…read morein a transition era, but you can feel little sparks of life coming back. They've cycled through a few food vendors and projects, and I'm hoping it helps bring some real traffic through again. I think JCP and the sewing shop may be the strongest parts right now and, of course, Sarku Japan is still out here thriving. Overall, I'm hopeful for Oakview, you can see the effort, but it'll be tough to find its footing with Village Pointe, not far away, and the Westroads trending in the right direction.

Things are slowly shifting in a positive way at Oakview! New food vendors and projects are opening…read moreup and I think it's going to be good for generating traffic. There are a lot of great local food spots in the food court, and Sarku Japan of course. It's a great place to meet to work or study and get a bite to eat. I looked into JCPenny and VS, I miss American Eagle, but I do think there are still a random variety of stores to check out, and a new kids play place coming this spring,

I've been to the store dozens of times, and heard from others that it has better finds than other…read morelocations! I always find unique items, and come out with more than I walked in for. The staff is always very friendly, and the checkout line moves quickly. Store is clean, and there is rarely a line for the fitting room. Love this location!

I haven't been to a TJ Maxx in quite some time, but I needed some new lamps and figured it would be…read morea good place to try because it's also connected to Home Goods. Overall, there have been some changes, and so far they don't seem to be good ones. First of all, right when you walk in, there's a person standing dead center of the entrance, staring you down in what looks like a mix between security guard gear and combat gear. I don't know enough about the shapes of the compartments on the black vest to know if she was armed with a firearm or not, but the head to toe black getup seemed very intimidating. Which perhaps is their goal if the intention is security. Either way, definitely doesn't give off a welcoming vibe. I've been to high-end stores, particularly in Europe, where they do have a security guard upfront, but the approach is different... More of a tall gentleman in a black suit kind of look. That doesn't interfere with the shopping experience as much in my opinion. The store is currently undergoing some renovations, so the fitting rooms and then one other area were closed off and covered with blue tarps. I understand sometimes you have to renovate so while it would've been nice to try on the clothing I ended up looking at in a fitting room, I understand sometimes that's not possible. Something else I noticed is that there's a lot more security in terms of the items on the shelves or where they're hanging. There's some things that you can't even browse without hitting a button or getting a store assistant's help. It just feels like a lot of things are locked down, which again gives the impression that there's a lot of theft at this store, which again takes away from the overall enjoyment of the shopping experience. One of the things I love about going to a brick and mortar store is looking at the displays and the beautiful merchandise... This interrupts that vibe. Ultimately, I did find some great items and was pleased with what I got, but at the end at the checkout, the associate asked me three times within just a few minutes if I wanted to get the TJ Maxx credit card. I listened to his whole spiel the first time and then politely declined. Then as he was bagging up my items, he proceeded to ask me again, citing additional benefits and I said no thank you I really don't need it. Then when he was about to take my payment, he asked me one more time. This just feels excessive, especially given the short window of interaction. I understand this is most likely the corporate policy, but it felt very pushy to me.

They had the magnolia candles we were looking for ..they also had our Omega 3 mixed deluxe nuts…read morethat we love. Great value..great prices...but the really long, long lines to checkout were CRAZY! 2 cashiers...with 10-15 people in line and they still answered the phones ...we thought about aborting our mission..but we waited patiently...

The store always has good deals, and plenty of options. You never know what you're going to find!…read moreI've been to this location several times, and it is always a little messy, but basically what you would expect at a Marshalls. Check out always takes a while, so plan for that if you see a line. Overall, it's a decent spot to come find unique items at a cheap price!

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 had stopped in for some inspiration for a baby shower gift. To my surprise, my inspiration…read morestopped there and I ended up getting almost my whole gift there. They have a lovely assortment of clothes for small children that have adorable sayings on them. I was appreciative of the price since kiddos will end up getting food of some shape or form on them so the price of the items is the last concern. I think having cheaper options is always nice, and kind to the wallet!

this used to be my go to TJ Maxx before the one near my house opened. It's definitely offers more…read moreas it's solely a TJ maxx so the clothing, especially mens, has more options. It's a sprawling space, with more room to move around. The purse and fine jewelry section is much bigger than others. Of course they're always on top of holiday decor, bags, paper, gifts and more. There are just as many registers so those never ending lines move quickly.