Came to check out Nike. Lots of selections…read more Parking was quite difficult to find. You can also pay $10 for valet parking. Plenty of stores to walk around. A very pleasant outlet mall. Service was friendly, speedy and accurate. Value for money was very good.

Outdoor outlets. Hard to find parking here…read more Went to visit the Nike Factory store here only. I don't have much to say about this place but it's close by to the hotels in Anaheim.

More like a 3.5, but I'm rounding up since it's a mall that definitely serves its community, is in…read morethe process of being improved (construction is ongoing for the 2.0 part of it), and has a decent selection of shops inside. It's not a higher end mall like South Coast Plaza or Del Amo, or even the Santa Anita Mall, but it's not dead like the PH Mall or absolutely disgusting like the Lakewood Mall. I'd say it's more like a more alive West Covina Mall if anything, and most like the Stonestown Galleria in SF. This probably makes no sense to anyone unless they've been to these malls, lol, but if it's a measuring scale for anything. Plenty of parking all around the mall, I had no issues turning in from the main road and finding parking immediately. There's lots of seating at this mall and even when there's empty stores and dead mall space, they use it for photo opportunities, or WiFi lounge areas which is nice. I will admit that the mall is pretty dated and aged looking, but it's not disgusting (I keep throwing the Lakewood mall under the bus, but my god lol). Decent selection of stores including an FYE (fun!), a couple miscellaneous weeb stores, a theater, a Round 1, a bargain bookstore (awesome, I haven't seen these in awhile), Boudin SF (rare pull), Hot Topic, Box Lunch, BBW, Lollicup Fresh (also haven't seen these in awhile), a Pepper Lunch (coming soon, nice), and a food court that is alive and functioning. I think all this mall needs is like a Daiso or Miniso and a cosmetic shop like ShibuyaLA or maybe a Sephora?? But then I feel like I'm lowkey replicating the Santa Anita mall, LOL. Overall not bad, it does the job, it's a living mall, and it's improving!

This is actually quite a nice indoor mall with two levels that features Macy's and JC Penney, along…read morewith the Round 1 bowling and arcade. They have a great selection of the typical mall shops like Victoria's Secret, Hot Topic, H&M, Foot Locker and Crocs. They also have some more unique stores like Candeeland and Milano shoes, a few coffee places, etc. The mall has a fairly large food court and lots of seating. It has really nice lighting and the architecture feels very modern. They have a nice Italian restaurant inside the mall call Boudin SF, which I believe is a bakery. I ate lunch there and got the chicken pesto sandwich. Very good spot for lunch after walking and shopping. This is definitely a 4 star mall and worth checking out.

I went in today looked for something...the staffs are very helpful…read more The manager Sanice is very helpful and friendly, the cashier is also very nice Crystal, Farnoosh was great anwer all my question and helped me to apply my tjmax card", I was very happy. Definitely going back next week !!

Love, love, love The Market Place. So many shops, restaurants and hangout spots to choose from. You…read morehave CPK, Handles, Mendocino, Blk Dot Coffee, Target, Sprouts, Ross, movie theater, Hopdoddy, Texas de Brazil, Wingstop, Sprout, Urban Plates, Starbucks, In-N-Out, Bath & Body Works, and so much more. The list goes on and on. There's also European Wax Center, Hand & Stone, and a new Sugar + Bronzed. Honestly, there's a little of everything on here. Parking is easy to find, well maintained, clean, security and always a chill vibe.

The promenade has some really cool shops. The Regal theaters, Ross, Marshals, and a good variety of…read morerestaurants. I had pho in one of them before the movies and it was delicious. The parking lot needs some TLC since the parking lines are borderline non existent. This shopping area is clean and well maintained (other than the parking lines).

Nice selection of shops! Great Movie theatre with reasonable…read moreprices. No complaints... I have always had a nice experience when shopping at the promenade

This mall might also be called Outlets at Orange. This name came up on my Yelp Check-In and it is…read morewhat my friend called it. Whatever the current and correct name may be, I like this mall. It is outdoors. There are a lot of stores and places to eat. It is a great people watching spot. It seems like a great place to walk around to reach 10K steps. In the evening the hanging lights are really pretty.

Yeah this is a really cool shopping center. Also known as THE OUTLETS AT ORANGE…read more Its funny that some of it tries to be "retro" in Orange County, but they have a nice mix of hipper retail stores, From Ann Taylor to Hot Topic, there's something for everyone. Even a Neimans! and good dining options too. Very clean and crisp feel.

I've been to this location a couple of times, including today. I can't speak to its heyday, but for…read morewhat it is right now, it's totally fine. It's a very practical neighborhood shopping center -- a convenient one-stop spot with everyday essentials, restaurants, and new stores currently under construction. I'd encourage people to continue supporting it. Not every shopping center needs to be a major destination like the Irvine Spectrum. There's value in having diversity in shopping options and experiences, especially places that simply serve the daily needs of the surrounding community. Major anchor stores still operating: Walmart Supercenter Trader Joe's Sprouts Farmers Market HomeGoods Ross Dress for Less Ulta Beauty 24 Hour Fitness PetSmart CVS Pharmacy Food spots still active nearby: Cava Sourdough &Co. Olive Garden Panera Bread Chipotle Mexican Grill The Habit Burger Grill Panda Express McDonald's

The Village is turning into restaurant row, with 4 new restaurants already open this year and a…read morefifth one, a Korean BBQ, opening in the old Red Robin. Then you have the expanded Trader Joe's and a Sprouts sharing a common parking lot, so all your food needs are met. Ulta has returned, but to the same place Party City was. Overall, the mall is coming back to life, even though the indoor mall is gone. A couple of things to know. You can't drive the length of the place in the back anymore, as the property, once owned by JCPenney, is completely fenced in, blocking your path and at least the old entrance to the back parking lot. The other is that even though there's a sign that says "Panda Mart", there is zero activity when you look inside the store. Sears still owns that property and building, so that's on them. In fact, if you walk down the path between Home Goods and 24 Hour Fitness, you'll see all that is left of the old mall. That's because Sears owns that section and didn't opt to tear it down. Between Home Goods, Walmart, and some food eateries, I find myself coming here more often than I realized. Maybe not as much when there was a full indoor mall, but not by much. BTW: If you go to their website (as of this review), it looks like they didn't renew their hosting agreement, so it's gone. That's a bummer because the map always showed what was coming soon.

As with many malls these days, they are dying. Not a lot of foot traffic for a Tuesday during lunch…read moretime. We walked through, didn't stay long, and sadly, didn't buy a thing. I can see how this place might get crowded at times. But wasn't worth our particular visit, except to say we've been there.

AVOID COMING HERE If you come here for Starbucks, food, walks or work on your laptop ect…read more Validation only good for 1 hour. After that you will be charged min of 20$ which I'm being over charged. Went over 2 hours that should be $8 it listed on their site 4$ per hour. Where is the 20$ coming from. Spoke through the help button with the manager Jeff and he responded Yepp ypu gotta pay whats on there. Still mind blowing the incorrect math. It used to be FREE first hour and 2 free additional hours with Validation. Way to cheat your guests, do better!!!

This shopping district is unique that it encompasses all the businesses, shops, and restaurants…read morethat a regular shopping district would have, but it also incorporates on the peripheral of the district shops which has their respective business owners living directly above there business. There's definitely pros and cons living directly above your own business. Pros: - no commute - never late - tax deduction for home being a business Cons: - clients/customers know where you live!!! I digress. So this shopping district is conveniently close to many homes, businesses, and roads. With that said it's very popular during Lunch and dinner therefore parking can take awhile. The main anchor store is Mother'sMarket. then there's Bank of California, a variety of satellite shops(photography, grooming, accounting etc), and small eateries. Sadly, there aren't many larger upscale restaurants. It looks as if there was a McCormick and Schmidt's, but it's closed I usually come here for the food court. It's been around for over a decade. Through the years I've seen various businesses come and go. I used to come here just for this great sandwich joint (Paninoteca Maggio) that made a delicious porchetta sandwich. Despite being so close to the Main Place mall it seems to hold its own with the locals. Tips: -If you're visiting the area and are nearby I definitely recommend grabbing a bite at the food court. My top three(in no particular order) -The Habit -DonerG -Curry house(Japanese) If you just crushed a workout, come by and grab a shake at the Muscle Maker Grill!

This is such an easy place to get real shopping done -- not just browsing, but actually checking…read morethings off the list. You've got Old Navy, Walmart, TJ Maxx, Ross, and Burlington all in one spot, plus many more stores so it's super convenient to bounce from store to store and find great deals. I came during the holidays, got a ton of shopping finished, and even grabbed a late dinner before heading home. The outdoor food court area is really nice -- I sat outside, it wasn't too cold, and it was the perfect way to unwind after a busy evening. Plenty of options, good prices, and everything you need in one plaza. I'm glad this shopping center is here -- I'll definitely be back!

Walmart, Burlington, TJ Maxx, Ross, Petco, party city, old navy, Ulta, Super-cuts was just some of…read morethe businesses I noticed. Anaheim Plaza offers a very good selection of shopping, food and other businesses. The plaza is located in a good area, clean, and tons of parking is available.