My first time at this mall and it blew me away with how spacious it was…read more I love the entire structure of the mall. From decor to detail of the entire space. They had handful of stores I usually shop at.

The Oaks is a really nice shopping center; lots of stores to check out. However, my review is for…read moreToy Depot. (I tried looking for the direct listing here, but couldn't find it.) Toy Depot is filled with all kinds of toys, which is great. But, the employee working there wasn't very nice. After picking out a product I wanted to purchase, I couldn't locate where the checkout stand was and realized once I did, some guy was sitting there asleep! I had to make some noise for him to wake up so he could ring me up. What the heck?! I get the place was empty, but sleeping on the job??? To make matters worse, his attitude towards me was unacceptable. Seems like he was grumpy from me waking him up from his power nap. I gave this place 2-stars instead of 1-star because I found what I wanted there.

Usually I'm passing through this center to go to Jo-Ann's. Half a lifetime ago, I worked in the…read moreplaza at a store that is no more. There have definitely been many changes over the years. It's not a glamorous shopping center, but it is large enough to provide a hub for some popular stores, and essential services. In addition to Jo-Ann's, Ralph's, HomeGoods, and CVS are long-time anchors. Recent addition, Marshall's, will soon has a neighbor in Tuesday morning building out now. Many small service businesses tuck in, like a dry cleaner, Lay-La Threading, a marshal arts studio, and tropical fish store. Food-wise, Carl's Jr. has a stand-alone location, recently fully renovated, with drive-through. Snapper Jack's Taco Shack is on the north end, near Jo-Ann's. Alpine German Deli has been a fixture for almost three decades. And Topper's Pizza - puh-leez. Let's talk white sauce sausage pizza. Amazing! Popular with families and sports teams, they keep late hours, which is unusual in T.O. Around the corner from Snapper Jack's and Jo-Ann's is the charming & delicious Little Calf Creamery, plus a florist and an urgent care clinic. I may have missed your go-to place in the plaza, so be sure to write a review, too!

The Lakes has really gone downhill when it comes to maintaining businesses. It's such a shame as…read morethe grounds are absolutely beautiful and they have plenty of parking here which would make this an easy and convenient destination for shoppers and diners. I'm assuming the rent must just be too high here as they can't keep businesses open for long. I feel for the businesses that are still here, there are pros and cons. I guess for the businesses that are still standing there is less competition for them which maybe is a plus but the bigger negative is that without cute shops and 50% or so of the businesses empty, you really are losing foot traffic. I really hope they can find a way to bring the lakes back to its former glory. As a positive I appreciate that they have kept the lakes and grounds nice. It's definitely a nice little path to walk after dinner and transports you into a more tranquil, beautiful place. I do like the restaurants that are here and just wish that there was more variety though and even some cute little stores to shop. I do hope Erewhon coming to this shopping center might give it a little boost. I understand not everyone wants these kind of stores creeping from LA into Ventura County but if it's going to bring business and some new eyes on this side of town, then I'm all for it. The lakes used to be a place I frequented when I first moved to Ventura County but much less over the years as businesses have come and gone. This area is very promising and I do hope we will see some growth in the next few years.

Bummed out to see this location so empty:-/. The grounds and lake area are kept immaculate. Please…read morecontinue to support our locally owned businesses. Give this a 1 star on business availability but 5 stars on the grounds keeping.

This shopping center is beautiful. It reminds me of when I went to Aspen Colorado. This is a very…read morehigh end center, so do not expect to get any good deals here. There are lots of beautiful restaurants, shops, and a movie theater. There is also plenty of parking. I'd definitely come back again when I am in the area.

Great center with lots of fun stores to shop around in! We had some time to kill while in town for…read morea wedding, so glad I found The Promenade because we were able to spend a couple hours here. They have a nice variety of shops that were fun to peruse. Some of the various shops include a Vuori, Pottery Barn, Williams Sonoma, Barnes and Noble, World Market, Sephora, a movie theater, Amazon Fresh, and a few eateries.

From Pier One to Tilly's, with Starbucks, Jamba Juice, Noah's Bagels, Men's Wearhouse, and other…read moreshops thrown in, this center came along within the past 15 years or so to anchor a spot on Moorpark Road at the foot of Thousand Oaks Blvd. A large fountain highlights the area with the food vendors, complete with rustic flooring tiles and landscaping to soften the space. It's somewhere you can hang out for a while and let the city's bustle pass you by. Don't count on the WiFi service, though. Something about the composition of the buildings seems to absorb the signals, so it's not the best place to try to work or even update something on your cell phone. There is plentiful free parking on the Moorpark side of the buildings, and also an area to the north side that can also be used as an overflow on that end of the plaza. While not a huge mall, the smaller, laid back venue seems to work well for this part of town. The Oaks is several blocks way, and ditto for Janss Marketplace. I like the way that the landscaping evokes a semi-tropical feel, adding to the casual appeal. We recently enjoyed sitting by the fountain, cool Starbucks' refreshing drinks in hand, followed by a browsing session at Pier One. All good!

It's good to be back here after so many years. I used to work around the area and this was my…read moreplayground beside The Oaks Mall. I like to walk here on my days off. It is an outdoor mall like the Village at Topanga. I come over here for retail therapy, to watch a movie or two, to entertain myself or have lunch and get my steps as well. Plenty of parking. Restrooms are clean. Enough eating places to choose from as well as retail stores. Dave and Busters is new (new for me because I haven't been here in a while ). Good entertainment for all ages. The fountain is definitely a good attraction for kids during summer.

I''ve been calling for about a week. Website no. does not go through! Is there something wrong…read morewith the company? Stores are open...

Everything you could need and more. Beautifully decorated for the holidays. Great parking.read more

The predominant draw here is likely the restaurants, there are at least a dozen to choose from…read more Love that more than 10 of the places are over 30 miles from me so it was a treat to explore "new" places outside of my South Bay triangle. Gorgeous day today and oddly there wasn't a crowd...could be because everyone was ducking down cold beverages inside a restaurant. Plenty of parking today so maybe everyone was at the beach. Anyway, it was a great family day. Funny we talk every day but when we get together it's like we have seen or heard from each other in a year. Gabbing and grubbing was lots of fun today. You can walk all around The Shoppes but you can also hop aboard the trolley, which is probably a great thing on the hot days. Target and a handful of spa like establishments so one could easily do a Target run, get a mani/pedi, lunch and treat afterwards and make a day of it. Nice change of scenery for those of us in the South Bay.

This location is closed due to unsafe building. The roof collapsed. There doesn't appear to be any…read morework going on.

If you haven't noticed by now, I love fashion!!! I love everything related to fashion including…read moreaccessories and let's not forget shoes! This fashionista loves creating unique styles before they become trendy. And where do I go to do just that? Why Marshalls of course! I can spend hours searching through each rack looking for that 1 find that screams YES!!! Then I hit the shoe department and the accessories before heading to the cashier and patiently wait for..."cashier # 7 is free"...woo hoo!!! -NO two Marshalls are the same! Sometimes you need to hit up a few locations to find what you are looking for:) But the fun is in the search! *FYI - Marshalls online sales are also fabulous. They have sales constantly and more sizes available.

Neighborhood center with a variety of restaurants, shops, and services. Also sports Lazertag,…read morewhich the action-geared set likes to visit. CVS is the major anchor, joined by Starbucks, Subway, Camarrano's, Sushi Traditions, Viva La Pasta, and more. A grocery store deal fell through several years ago. It would be a great location for a Trader Joe's on the West end of Simi. Parking is plentiful, with the entrance on Country Club Drive keeping away from the busy traffic on Madera.

It is a nice shopping center. There are a few shops and a CVS, which is nice if you need something…read more The CVS is about 3x the price of other stores. The bar is very expensive. Be careful if you drink, the cops hide and wait for you and sit at Starbucks!!

When I first moved to the Conejo Valley in the 80's I became aware of North Ranch Shopping Center…read moreas the place where a crafts/decor store offered classes in wreath making. Just in time for the holidays, I took a series of several classes and started a new hobby. Since then, the center has evolved, even reconfiguring the layout of the buildings. It's now a sprawling "campus" of various buildings. The inner hub has lots of basics like Ralphs and Trader Joes for groceries, plus RiteAid, independent food places (pizza, Greek, Chinese, Italian, boba, vegan, etc.), Western Bagel, fitness studios, and a host of services. The outer buildings house banks and other financial service businesses. Chain restaurants like BJ's Brewhouse, Chick-Fil-A, and McDonalds help fill out the overall space. Parking is free. It can get tight at some of the sections of the center at busy times of day. Located at the northwest corner of Westlake and Thousand Oak Boulevards, it's an anchor location for the Westlake Village portion of Thousand Oaks. If you see a business listed with an address in the 3800 block of T.O. Blvd., it's probably in this center.