My favorite mall ever! Is this party because it's a mere 10 minute drive away from my house?…read moreProbably... but that being said I love the Northridge Fashion Center. I enjoy getting a drink occasionally from Agua Cabana on the second floor, and the perfect mall snack is an Açaí bowl from Bearies on the first floor. My favorite stores include - Pop Mart, Box Lunch, Sephora, Bath & Body Works, Miniso, Hot Topic, Hollister, Old Navy, Journey's & Sophi's Cosmetics. It's a smaller mall but it's local & always a solid place for a hang out. There is also many on site restaurants that I enjoy such as Yard House, LongHorn Steakhouse, California Pizza Kitchen & Red Robins. There is also an Escapology located here outside the mall which is great as an interactive experience. The workers I've encountered here are typically very friendly & the mall is kept very clean.

I hate that they're doing paid parking outside but mall is still pretty full of stores and easy to…read morefind what I need

My favorite mall to go to in the valley. Variety of stores from high end to more budget friendly…read more Their food court is also great in my opinion. I will say it is a lil further out from where I live but I always find everything I'm looking for here. Love the Cheesecake Factory being at the entrance of the mall. Need to check out their "Topanga social" as I heard there's been some new updates stuff there.

The Westfield Topanga mall actually has a huge indoor mall and an outside village area with another…read more50 shops or so. It is beautiful and has a lot of upscale stores, two food courts, and lots of specialty stores as well. It has a Nordstrom and Macy's. I believe the Neiman Marcus store closed. They feature places like Balenciaga, Prada, Gucci, and Boss, and have shops like Honey Birdette and Laderach chocolates. The mall is really beautiful with a lot of indoor lighting and is mostly two levels, but has a movie theater on a third level. We did not make it to the village across the street, but it is supposed to be really nice as well. This is a top mall in SoCal and worth checking out even if you just want to get some exercise and shop. We ate at the massis kabob for lunch. Great gyros plates. I believe the main food court is being renovated and some of the eateries closed, but like I mentioned earlier they added an additional food court. Very impressive mall. 5 star mall all the way.

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.

This is a nice Town Center with a number of good stores like there Starbucks, Ralph's, Walmart,…read moreParty City, Ace Hardware and then a bunch of eating places as well. I still haven't come to visit all the stores or food places but I been to TGIF, Islands, In N Out, Mediterranean Bistro and Musahi Japanese Cuisine. My wife and I came here yesterday on a Sunday to visit the Starbuck before we went on our hike across the street at Limekiln Canyon Park.

Porter Ranch Town Center was built in 2003. It is managed by JLL Property…read more Nice place to hang out especially with the addition of another Town Center (The Vineyards at Porter Ranch.) This is a multi - tenant retail property that is anchored by Walmart and a broad mix of dining, services and chain stores. It serves the neighboring community. Plenty of parking lots. It is walkable, bikeable and public transportation is available. Hiking trails nearby. As well as churches, medical clinics like Facey and Kaiser Permanente are conveniently located. To name a few tenants: Best Buy PETCO Tilly's Joan's Burlington Ralph's CVS Bath and Body Works Wells Fargo Bank of America In-N-Out Pick up Stix Souplantation TGIFRIDAYS Islands I usually come here to shop.

I came to this shopping center over the weekend to grab breakfast with my friends at Brent's Deli…read more We had a wonderful time here and there a lot of parking. You also have a Office Depot here and Mr Stuff warehouse. I visited the Mr Stuff store but nothing grab my interest so I didn't buy anything.

This is a great shopping center with different food and drink places to choose from. The parking…read morelot is a hit and miss depending when you come because it can get busy. It got better than before so there are more open spots now. So far I visited Bon Bon Tea House, Ubatuba, Pho 22, Micheladas Mex Grill and Hanoo Kalbi. I had great experience at all the places and wouldn't know which place is the main attraction here. Bon Bon Tea House is pretty popular and I think the Korean BBQ Hanoo Kalbi. There also a tanning place and massage as well here. There used to be an ice cream place but Cafe 86 took over the spot.

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 great shopping center with so many stores and food places to offer. There a Chick Fil A,…read moreWendy, Paris Baguette, Outback Steakhouse, Coffee Bean, Taps and more smaller food places. You even have a LA Fitness gym here and REI camping store. There many parking spots here too so you should find parking. There a outdoor seating area in front of Coffee Beans and Paris Baguette if you want to enjoy drinking your coffee outdoor. You have Smart & Final, Walgreens and CVS for your grocery store.

I absolutely LOVE this shopping center. It's got a little bit of everything. Get a massage or…read morefacial at Massage Envy, enjoy the best pastry of your life at Paris Baguette, pick up groceries at Smart & Final, buy a bike at REI, or grab a steak or burger at Outback Steakhouse. And don't forget to burn off those calories at the LA fitness. On my most recent visit, I bought some athletic tape for my foot at Walgreens. I absolutely love the variety of options this shopping center offers. It's always clean and has tons of parking, which is always a plus.

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.

This space held so much promise when it opened up alongside the revitalized Topanga Mall. However,…read morehigh rent and low foot traffic has lead to high turnover on businesses and the closure of some of the tentpole businesses (r.i.p Lucille's BBQ). I feel like most people come here for Costco, and then maybe just walk around. There just isn't enough there to draw its own crowds. All of that is to say, I really wish this place had more of a draw. It's a beautiful space that is maintained very well. There's plenty of parking (though it is paid which is a shame) and it's a great location. I want this place to succeed and be a draw. But they just need to find a way to attract good businesses and give them rent that justifies keeping them around, growing a customer base that will come back and then spill in to the other businesses there. All the pieces to a great outdoor shopping center in the West Valley. they just need to figure out how to get them all to come together.

The Village at Topanga is a modern open-air shopping plaza and it was previously known as The…read moreVillage at Westfield Topanga from 2015 to 2023, but it was sold to Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke in 2023 and is no longer affiliated with Westfield. Apparently the Los Angeles City Council has approved an urbanization project called Promenade 2035 to redevelop the Warner Center area (including this plaza) in Woodland Hills. [Parking]: The 1st hour = free and 1 - 1.5 hours = $2. After the 1st 90 minutes, the rate is $1 for every additional 30-minute increment with $14 daily maximum after 5+ hours. [Retails]: There aren't exactly any great anchor retailers here besides the neighboring Costco. While the Village has over 60 shops and restaurants, most of the businesses already have multiple other locations (e.g. Paper Source, Alfred Coffee, Sur La Table, REI, Eureka!, Tender Greens, etc.). [Atmosphere]: The plaza has a nice children's playground and a koi pond with certain areas spraying water mist. I will say it has a nice 1st date coffee vibe with (1) one hour of free parking, (2) Alfred Coffee, (3) modern-vibe plaza to walk around with Costco just across from Alfred Coffee, and (4) Westfield Topanga just across the street. [Conclusion]: This plaza reminds me of The Point in El Segundo but with a slightly nicer vibe. At its current stage, this plaza has nothing to write home about and the adjacent Westfield Topanga simply has more anchor retail stores worth visiting.