So I'm a new homeowner and I went to Lowe's where no one came to help me, but this wonderful lady…read morenamed Sandra was extremely helpful and kind! I've been several times since and she is consistently helpful! I highly recommend Ace Hardware and in particular Sandra and Chris!!

This center is filling up again. Recently Ace Hardware opened, taking the spot previously held by…read moreCost Plus World Market. The Slice House also went in, next to Cold Stone Creamery. Not sure what was in that space before. Now if they find a replacement for Romano's Macaroni Grill, El Paseo Simi will be in really good shape as a local shopping / dining plaza. Still love their landscaping and water features. So many shopping centers these days seem to cheap out on design / décor items, so I like to celebrate those that keep it visually interesting. Due to the late / prolonged Spring season, there are scads of brightly blooming trumpet vines all over the accent columns along the perimeter of the property. They are visible to passers by on Tapo Canyon Road and Alamo Street. Though it was on the cool side, with the center's landscaping, it was very pleasant to sit outside to enjoy our pizza at The Slice House last night as the sun was slowly sinking in the west. I could hear one of the water features splashing away nearby, which added to the peace of the moment. I'm a fan of visiting the businesses in this plaza due to the attention to its design and landscaping/hardscaping décor.

This is a great shopping center with a lot of parking, retail stores and food places. I stopped by…read morehere yesterday to visit Target and In N Out. When I came, they were doing some pavement work near the Target parking area so a lot of the parking spots were closed off. You also have a Smart & Final, TJ Maxx, Kohls, Panda Express, Del Taco, Denny's and many other places.

After a medical appointment nearby, Dear Hubby and drove over to Moorpark Marketplace to have an…read moreearly dinner. We ate at Panda Express, while admiring the flowering trees outside their windows, and throughout much of the parking lot landscaping. I'm not sure what they are exactly, but the pink/white flowers definitely brightened up the overall property of the shopping center. After eating, I walked across to Famous Footwear and did a quick walk-through, and then on to TJ Maxx. It's great that those businesses were able to withstand Covid-19 and are still there for shoppers. Most of the major tenants are also intact after many years. There have been a few changes, mostly in the food court area near Kohl's. Carbon Health has gone in between TJ Maxx and Target as a new tenant. I believe that's an urgent care facility. The Marketplace appears to be a strong local shopping / dining plaza for Moorpark. Its location near the 23 freeway at L.A. Avenue makes for great convenience. Lots of free parking!

This is a great little shopping area if you live in Simi Valley. The main stores here that likely…read moreget the most traffic will be Walmart and Home Depot. There also an Aldi store, Bevmo and PetSmart too. I only visited Walmart and Home Depot so far. Party city is another store I visited as well but they went out of business so it's a vacant building now. There no EV charging station but maybe they'll add one in the near future.

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.

I stopped by this Village at Moorpark yesterday to visit the Amazon fresh store here. I came in the…read moreearly morning so finding parking was easy. This shopping center also has a CJ Urban Cafe, Mike Pizza, Thai Cruising and Lucy Strike in here as well. There many parking spots here and you also have a Bank of America branch.

It's been a year since I've been in the area. Plenty of free parking. There's a row of 3 hour…read moreparking spots right in front, on Thousand Oaks Blvd. The view is pretty, & there's a tiny playground for the little ones. It's a Beautiful area, but only a few businesses. There are 2 restaurants here: California Pizza Kitchen & Fogo de Chão. A smoothie/juicebar: SunLife Organics & there's a MedSpa. Lassen's used to be here... Summer of '26 will be an Erewhon.

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.

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.

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!