I love this Center especially during Halloween!!! We trick or treat her and my kiddos had sooooo…read moremuch fun! We went to almost every store. There are variety of stores and services. Grocery stores, department stores, arts and crafts, Tae KwonDo, movie theater, clinics, dentistry, work out place, bunch of restaurants and more!!! Close to the freeway too and lots and lots of parking!!!

What is the Festival Center?…read more A plaza of stores You could possibly forget. These stores include Justice And Target. You can come here Walk around or sit. Or go to 24 Hours And get fit! Lots to eat Burgers, Pizza and more. You can eat outside Or indoor. Wood Ranch has Some decent food. You can even watch a movie, If you are in the mood. If you feel the urge To have a night of sin, Go across the way, To the Residence Inn! If you want to hang With the artsy and snobby, You will find them inside Hobby Lobby. A larger than average shopping center with pretty much everything. I do miss the Toys R Us that used to be here.The plaza is a great spot for trick or treat and pretty much has everything. There's a market, theater, various restaurants and shops. Plenty of easy parking. 3.5 Stars..almost a fan.

Anaheim Hills village center is in East La Palma Avenue. There are great selection of places that…read moreyou can enjoy your day to the fullest. Today we were here for in & out but there are whole bunch of other ones such as Stone Cold ice cream, pizza and pho place, dentistry,party store, and other tiny shops. The service in in & out was great and i was in Stone Cold before and they were great. Value wise, the most stores here are affordable. There are great parking area to park your car so no circling to find a spot.

Anaheim Hills Village Center is a fairly shopping center located off of La Palma Ave and Imperial…read moreHwy. it's easy to spot, but is accessed from La Palma Ave only. There is a wide variety of businesses ranging from eateries to services to s hookah lounge. The most successful establishment here (going strictly by the long drive they line) is In & Out. Other eateries include Cold Stone, Pho 2012, Togo's, Guppy House, out of the Park Pizza, and Thai Hous

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.

Very poor customer service. Makes me sad because Nordstrom has always been known for impeccable…read morecounter service. This store shames the brand's name. My suggestion is to hire people who know how to interact in a kind and respectful way to customers. The people who work here are robotic and it's very cold.

Nordstrom used to be known for having one of the best return policies in the business and now even…read moreWalmart has better return policies. I made a purchase within 30 days (the proper time), came back to the store and asked if I could get a gift receipt. I was told that wasn't possible so I ask if I could please return it and then buy it back to be able to get a gift receipt and I was told that would not be possible. I could return it, but I could never have it back with the gift receipt, but I could come back to the store at a later time to see if I could find it out on the floor to buy it once again and then I could get a gift receipt... What a joke!

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.

Came here before the mall officially opened on a weekday. Got a great parking spot and headed over…read moreto Funparx, the American ninja warrior themed indoor play area. This was my first time visiting and was amazed by how large the mall was. Some good brands and shops in there. We stopped by the food court after and grabbed a Cinnabon and boba drink. The food court had a great selection of restaurants.

Just off the 91 Tustin off ramp, hang out at the escape room then enjoy a meal at one of several…read morerestaurants including: Taco Bell Lit Cafe OC Byblos Mediterranean Grill Spin Poke & Grill Carl's Jr. Tea Muchies Ample parking and outdoor seating available at the central patio.

I love this location shopping center @ orchard hills they have food court good restaurants…read more.. Japanese, Zov , pizza, Thai food , Ramen ... Necker juice .

The Orchard Hills Shopping center so clean and great place hanging out like restaurants also great…read moreNails Salon inside center. I love it.