Great place to come, shop, eat and relax, Beautiful…read morecommunity, located west of the San Fernando Valley, Tarzana is a Gem all on its own, Visit The Tarzana Square, it's awesome.

From the owner: The cornerstone of the community. Offering Tarzana families a eclectic mix of medical, shopping,…read moredining and services. Tarzana Square offers a wide blend of more than 60 specialty shops including 10 unique service stores, 40 medical practitioners, and others like Tarzana Computers, Venus Jewelers, Norm's Pharmacy, Tarzana Tour, Maui Sugar Mill Saloon and Pet Food Express. Our shopping center, Tarzana Square, encompasses such medical services as cosmetic, dental, chiropractic, dermatology, pediatrics, psychology, physical therapy, radiology and women's health. The delicious options include: Greystoke Grill, Restaurant Tou Hen Bok, Unique Pastry & Café, Round Table Pizza, Ventura Kosher Meats Corp., Black Bear Diner and more!

The Village Walk in Tarzana is a staple of Ventura Blvd with one of the best Whole Foods Market…read morelocations in Los Angeles as well as the LA Valley... not to mention a long standing TJ max, a new LA Fitness Signature gym, one of my favorite wine bars Arcwood and many other business, shops and eateries. The Village Walk is predominately on the south side of Ventura however it definitely is thriving on the opposite side (North Bound) with mini plazas featuring Krave, Bridal shops, Pozi's (amazing greek style sit down fast healthy option eats), UbaTuba Acai, The Imagine Center (spiritual and wellness shop) and an endless amount of other great businesses around.... the Village Walk definitely lives up to its name. Street parking goes fast and you might luck into some throughout the day (majority metered), but the parking behind Whole Foods is abundant and available for just about anywhere nearby. I believe the first two hours are complimentary... they've done away and brought back the paid parking so many times over the years... it almost as bad as a few greatly missed spots that have rotated out... no more Starbucks near Chipotle. Despite the blemishes you can and should take in the outside as well as the in of any of these stores and restaurants.

Good shopping center with both food and retail shops. I like the TJ Maxx here. It's perfect for…read morefinding a gift or simple item you may need for the house. They also have a good selection designer items. I can always find something I want to buy for Someone or myself

There needs to be a better process to enforce your parking fees. How about arm and ticket? Sneaking…read morethese $10 fee upon customers is shady and does not make me want to come here. The businesses there do not talk about the parking fees, it's really a poorly displayed. This is a shameful way to implement a parking fee.

Lots of good options in the center and feels clean and fresh. Used to come here all the time. Went…read morejust this last week for the first time in a while and now I'm being inundated with threatening texts that I owe money for parking??? I picked up a salad and was there no less than 15 minutes. $7????? Actually criminal. Was hoping this would be an awesome addition to the neighborhood but it's a money grabbing parking scheme with no actual warning as you come in off of busy Ventura.

This is a great shopping plaza location that is close to Cal State Northridge college and has a lot…read moreof food options. I been to the Big 5 Sporting Goods, AutoZone, KMY Apparel, Waba Grill, Lumber Jack, T-Mobile and Boba my tea so far. Parking is now easier ever since Ross moved. There also a Chipotle, Subway, California Chicken Cafe and Panda Express here as well. There tons of options for college students or just regular guest to choose from.

This is a nice shopping center with different food places to choose from and there a Guitar Center…read morewhich is likely the main attraction. They are opening a Kalaveras soon but there still a kids play area, Boiling pot, TMobile, dumplings place and Supercuts. This plaza does not get busy so there a lot of parking spots to choose from. I was here today because my wife came to the Cozy Massage place so I also took the time to visit Guitar Center and TMobile store as well. I already ate at the Boiling Pot place here before so I was aware of the plaza.

I never realized this little plaza had a name -- Tampa Town Center. I always referred to it as…read more"that spot on Tampa and Vanowen." LOL. I've frequented this area a handful of times over the last two years. One, I'm a customer of Picture Perfect. Two, I love See's Candies. There are a bunch of other businesses, though, and I believe most of them are mom & pop, family-owned stores. There's a pet store named Tams, a hunting/fishing store named Turner's, a Thai restaurant, and plenty more. Probably popular with the Reseda locals, but I've never been interested enough to look around. My main issue with this plaza is the parking. There's only two rows of parking, and your chances of securing a spot depend on which side of the lot you enter through. Sometimes, it's half-empty. Other times, it's entirely full. There's neighborhood street parking, but what a hassle. Of course, there's always a huge truck or van parked that you can barely squeeze past. The two rows aren't far apart from each other. Picture Perfect is worth the trouble, so I'll tough it out. One day, I'll have to venture around the area.

If you don't mind scrolling through the racks for a deal, this is one of the places that you'll…read morelike. There's a few other chain stores with the same concept and great deals. Majority of the time whenever I stop by any one of these types of store, I go for the home department and decors. It used to just be Marshalls but they have branched out and combined with Home Goods. You still have all your clothing which can be a bit of a struggle looking for something. I feel if you're searching for something, more than likely you won't find it. Come with an open mind and I'm sure you'll walk out with something. They do have a massive clothing sections. More for female as most places tend to be. But their home section is quite impressive. Furniture and sort are alway good. It's a hit or miss if you're looking for a pair of something as a lot of the stores tend to get one or maybe a pair if you're lucky. But besides that, they have a pretty nice selection on everything home decors. Accent chairs, accent tables, lamps, mirrors, rugs, bedding, kitchenware, and so on. A very good selections. With home furniture, I do sense that the prices have gone way up from what they used to be with items carried here. You can still get somewhat of a deal but some of the items are same prices as you would find in more of the boutique stores. Each stores will carry different items as they get certain things delivered to their locations. I checked with one of the staff to see how often or when furniture gets delivered which she replied that delivery is pretty much all week but they never know what will be sent. It's a fun store to walk through and check the isles. I'm sure you'll find some treasure when you're not looking for anything. Plus they do have some designer items.

It was so gross! My daughter had to use the restroom while we were shopping and I took her in and…read moreit was filthy. It looks like someone defecated all over the seat and crumbled up feces, covered toilet paper wads, and threw them on the floor. There was a literal pile of dirty toilet paper like you'd see in a hoarder's house there was urine all over the floor next to the toilet and it looks like someone peed in the corner by the door. I grabbed my daughter's hands and said absolutely not and left the store because it was so gross. I couldn't even continue shopping, knowing that they allow their bathroom to get that disgusting.