Camarillo Premium Outlets has changed a lot through the years. Midnight Black Friday shopping is a…read moregreat memory for our kids. Although those days are long gone, and many of the stores that made it "premium" are no longer here, it's better than most. There are still some good deals. It's also fairly large so you'll spend a decent amount of time walking through every section. We're usually shopping for something specific -- today it's jeans for the husband. But we always end up with more than planned. :) We browsed through many of the stores, spending much of our time at Lucky Brand, Levi's, Lululemon, adidas, The North Face and Ralph Lauren. We got the best deal on jeans at Levi's and surprisingly found a nice lightweight sweater for him at Lululemon. We like to grab a light snack or drink treat while we shop. Wetzel's Pretzels is a favorite but today we discovered that Boba Time has joined the outlets! Overall, it was a really nice day. I realized when we left that I missed going to Pottery Barn! We'll need to start on that side next time.

Recently visited here and did not purchase a thing. Upon getting dropped off here, made a beeline…read moreto see what was at their food court or food hall. The lady from the Chinese place almost got me from her giving me sample of the orange chicken. The rest of the food hall is typical shopping center fare from pizza, Mediterranean, and cheese steaks. The food hall is smallish in relation to how much real estate these outlets have. Outside of the food hall on the property are Wetzel's Pretzels and Fatburger which has its own space for seating. In the early 2010s, I've visited Guess and purchased pairs of sandals. Was not really motivated to check them out. Did visit Nike, Adidas, and Puma. Puma was not busy and had pretty decent prices. Adidas was crazy busy especially with customers interested in FIFA World Cup gear from various countries. Nike was super busy too. If they had a TJ Maxx at this center, I would likely have found and purchased deals. The Regal Edwards movie theater is just a block away. Previous review! Overall these Outlets are A-OK!

Welp put it in the truck Elon, although I'm still waiting for my truck I fuck with this guy. I…read morecould use a refund and a Tesla did try to kill me in my garage as the motor for the trunk malfunctioned and thank God for my quick reflexes or I would have lost an eye.

Large number of 150kw chargers here at the mall for a decent charge speed. No waiting early in the…read moremorning. Charge and do a little shopping. Glad to see an overnight police presence with a patrol car parked right next to the chargers. Hopefully that will deter the scrappers and the ICEers. Other chargers in the area have lost their cables to scavengers...

DC fast charger. Charged our 2025 ioniq 5, it was fast as…read moreusual, hopefully they will bring it more affordable. Went there at 6pm 3 was available out of 6. It's in the parking lot of target. It's open 24 hours

Fast and best. Usually I do charge at home but when needed EA is always has some spots.read more

I usually charge there after my night shift. It gets packed quickly during the day. I hope Tesla…read morewould add Superchargers in Chanel Island Oxnard.

Very good Tesla Supercharger in Oxnard in The Collection mall. Usually lots of open spots on…read moreweekdays and pretty clean as well. It's just near the Forever 21 and The Container Store. Just off the US 101 so it's very convenient if you're traveling also.

For the second time as Juror, Ventura county site is well-organized from parking, security and…read moreactual assembly room. Suzanne was great and has a friendly smiling face gesture that relaxed the Jurors group. The 1 hour driving wasn't too bad except on way home. After 3pm was a rush hour, So 101 freeway was a mess with lots of offensive drivers. Overall, it was a pleasure to serve and will definitely do repeat if summoned.

I came to this office on what was supposed to be one of the happiest days of my life -- to file my…read moremarriage license -- and instead left completely humiliated and heartbroken. The clerk, Elizabeth Arant, treated me with suspicion, disrespect, and zero compassion. She went out of her way to question and delay my paperwork, made extra photocopies of my ID for no clear reason, and spent 30 minutes walking around with my documents. Later, when I returned to check the status, I found out my license was never filed. To make matters worse, she sat nearby watching and smirking as I was told my marriage wasn't being recognized. It was cruel and unnecessary. As a county nurse myself, I work with people from all walks of life, including those incarcerated, and I would never treat anyone this way. County employees are supposed to serve the public with respect and professionalism -- not judgment or bias. I've tried for days to file a grievance and have been bounced from one department to another with no help or accountability. This experience left me devastated and completely disheartened. I hope the County takes this seriously because no one should ever be treated like this when they're just trying to get married.

Went to Ojai Valley Inn after meeting up with some friends for breakfast and someone recommended…read morechecking out their spa! WOW, such a little slice of sanctuary. We came on a Saturday early afternoon and started at one of their restaurants. The food was amazing, but service was definitely on the slower side. The resort is huge and has so many activities tennis, golf, bike rentals and more. After that, we headed over to the spa and spent the rest of the day relaxing by the pool. The vibe was so calm, mostly women just chatting, unwinding, and enjoying each other in this peaceful little paradise. We ordered smoothies poolside and omg...so fresh and refreshing. Service at the spa pool was great, everyone seemed to be working together seamlessly and checking in often without being overbearing. Definitely one of those spots I'd come back to anytime I need a reset from LA.

For many years, Ojai Valley Inn was one of my favorite destinations. I have stayed at the resort…read moreseven or eight times and always considered it a special place to celebrate important occasions. Unfortunately, after my recent experience, I do not plan to return. For Father's Day weekend, I booked what I hoped would be a memorable getaway for my husband and me. I prepaid $5,364.45 for a two-night stay in a Deluxe King with a View Room. In addition, I made dinner reservations at the resort's fine dining restaurant, scheduled a golf outing for two because my husband loves golf, and booked a couples massage. I was genuinely looking forward to a special and relaxing weekend. On June 5, I searched for Ojai Valley Inn on Google and called the phone number that appeared online. Unbeknownst to me, I was connected to a third-party reservation company called Hotel Reservations rather than the resort directly. I received a confirmation email that included Ojai Valley Inn's name, a confirmation number, an itinerary number, and proof of payment. After driving nearly three hours from Newport Beach to the resort, I was shocked to learn that Ojai Valley Inn could not locate my reservation. I presented all of my documentation and confirmation details, yet after nearly an hour of waiting, the issue remained unresolved. I contacted Hotel Reservations while standing at the front desk, and they confirmed that a reservation existed in their system. Unfortunately, the third-party company and the hotel were unable to reconcile the discrepancy. What disappointed me most was not the reservation issue itself, but the hotel's response. The front desk associate assisting us was kind, empathetic, mentioned they will have a room available for us, and appeared genuinely committed to finding a solution. However, when the front desk manager, Morgan Giuseponi, became involved, I felt that very little effort was made to accommodate us despite our circumstances. Given our longstanding history with the resort, our prepaid reservation, and the fact that we already had dining, golf, and spa reservations on property, I expected some attempt to help us remain at the resort. Instead, we were informed that the hotel was fully booked and were advised to seek accommodations elsewhere. Whether the issue originated with the third-party booking company or elsewhere, I had hoped Ojai Valley Inn would demonstrate the level of hospitality and problem-solving that luxury resorts are known for. Rather than allowing the situation to ruin Father's Day weekend, we chose to stay at Rosewood Miramar Beach instead. Fortunately, the experience there was exceptional. From the moment we arrived, the service was warm, attentive, and proactive. The contrast in customer care was impossible to ignore. Luxury hospitality is not measured by how a property performs when everything goes according to plan. It is measured by how it responds when something goes wrong. In this case, I left feeling that Ojai Valley Inn was unwilling to help a loyal, repeat guest during a difficult situation. This experience was deeply disappointing and has permanently changed my perception of a resort I once loved. While the reservation issue may not have been entirely the hotel's fault, the lack of effort to find a solution certainly was. For that reason, I will not be returning.

Fredy arrived on time and with his mate did the job professionally and quickly. He has been the…read morego to Electrician at our house for years now.

Communication needs improvement. They never called back to arrange an estimate and years ago when…read morewe almost hired him he suddenly texted us and told us he couldn't do our project because he had a bigger job to complete.