Review #42 Location:…read more Nichols Hills Plaza is located off Western Ave and NW 63rd Street, with the east section divided by Avondale Drive and the west section closer to Sherwood Lane. The following shops, restaurants, and salons are listed below, in order, starting from the east section off of Western Ave: There are 32 places, with the first 18 being in the east section. Osteria Saturn Grill Organic Squeeze SJ Haggard & Co Men's Clothier Fit Spa Van Cleef's Salon En Croute St. Mark's Chop Room The Merret Boutique One Greta Sloane Black Swan Bebe's Lash by Lash Plaza Style Shop Orange Theory Fitness Christian Science Reading Room Spencer Stone Co Men's Clothes Other side of Plaza: Coolgreens Pure Barre Gloss Nail Salon Pops Provision Kitchen CK & Co Womens Clothes The Little Ark Consortium Shave Shop Winter House Hollywood Feed Trader Joe's The Hutch Restaurant Mid First Bank is located on the east side, towards the front near Osteria. I've been to Osteria, Provision Kitchen, Pops, Organic Squeeze, Trader Joe's, and The Hutch on Avondale. I hope to get to the rest eventually, especially En Croûte, Oklahoma native Chef Jonathan Stranger's Restaurant, as his newer restaurant Osteria was phenomenal! Posted 20 Dec 2018

Some great shops, food places and work out facilities. Organic squeeze is a good place to get a…read moresmoothie, Orangetheory is a great work out spot, the Hutch is awesome, cool greens is good and Trader Joe's is awesome.

I was alarmed at how many under age kids were in the mall unsupervised. The security was standing…read morein a large group talking, one man in a yellow vest was running around working while the others stood around. These kids were wearing backpacks on a Saturday, which seems suspicious to me in a mall. This last month has been filled with violence from kids in large unsupervised groups and I did not appreciate that the mall, which has high end stores with over the top prices, allows children of all ages to wander around for house, buying nothing. This is the first time I have experienced this. I will not be going back to the mall, especially during the summer.

When we come to Penn square mall, to do a little shopping we always make sure that we get a Korean…read morecorn dog. Whether you're craving something fun, cheesy, or just snacky, this Korean corn dog is worth it. Definitely a must-try! The service is always good. They get your food in and out. And the price of the corn dog is amazing $5.96 with tax.

Building isn't kept up well and propery manager is abrasive. Escalators have been out for over 6…read moremonths. Problems with elevators, heat and air and other issues are very common.

Amazing place to shop…read more Great restaurants, too, and just across the street from Penn Square. Really good views, too.

Oak is such a cute area in Oklahoma City…read more I stayed in the Lively Hotel on Oak for a recent conference. Nice to walk around the area. Met a friend at Mesero for lunch and then had brunch with friends two days later. Their chips and fish tacos are delicious. Parking is so easy. Both covered and uncovered are available. I did covered as it was so windy and there can always be weather related issues like hail and tornadoes. The two large cloud sculptures by a husband and wife team really make the space. Love the reflections of the clouds during the day and the "stars" at night. A great location to stay and shop, although the food at the hotel was underwhelming.

This is a holiday review. The skating rink, decorations, and lights will put you in the holiday…read morespirit. The LEGIT Santa will also make your night. He's just hanging out under one of the pergolas waiting to chat with you and pose for photos. Does not matter if you're a child or just young at heart. Lots of great places to dine or grab a drink, too.

This was a pretty good outlet mall. They have a good variety of stores and they had stores with…read moresome pretty good sales. I went to the food court that was there and got me a plate with lo mein bourbon chicken, and some other chicken, but I forgot the name of it and it was really good and the portion size was pretty decent. It does taste like your typical cuisine that you would get any more, but it was still good. I enjoyed the fact that most of the stores were open as I know it's some Ally Miles things begin to close. I also like that they have a few food places to choose from. It is not like your typical larger mall, but it will still look good enough variety to get a snack, they also had several vending machines and drink machines throughout the outdoor walking area. I would recommend stopping by this mall because it doesn't hurt any outlet mall to take a look and see what kind of deals and steals you can find.

I really like coming here. They have a lot of different outlet stores to choose from. Be aware…read morethough not all the stores are outlet stores. Some are just regular stores. I recently went here for some Christmas shopping and I appreciate the selection of purse stores and box lunch for cartoon/anime accessories. They do have a cafeteria area that has a couple shops to get food and drinks. I've never eaten there, but I did try the boba before. It was good, but you can't adjust the sweetness on the drinks. I love that they have some neat areas with large heaters that look like flames. We came here and warmed up a couple times while shopping. There are plenty of parking spots scattered around the outlet mall. I like to park behind Columbia store. I feel like no one ever parks there. There are good sales around the holidays, so go check them out.

Nice mall with lots of shops, an AMC movie theaters, arcade, food court and other stuff. Food court…read morecould use some more restaurants. The AMC and arcade are both pretty big. You can also get pics with Santee Clawz close to Xmas. Recommended!

I have a lot to say about this place.... First, the food court sucks and it's all over priced!…read moreSecond, the workers will be very annoying when they make you buy their weird T-shirt Labubu things.. Third, the disgusting pet store they randomly put in STINKS UP THE WHOLE MALL! Like no i don't want a pug while i'm getting clothes! IM ALLERGIC! Penn Square is better! much love!

Sometimes the picture of a place belies what is really their. In this case it Bellisles what is…read morereally there. This is located close to the center of Oklahoma City and close to the trendy areas and the plaza District, as well as OKC's Chinatown. It's a mall that has a cheap clothing store known as Ross (Dress For Less) that is well known all over the country, and several other cool things. It's not bad as far as malls go.

Review #68 Location:…read more Next to Penn Square Mall off NW Expressway, Belle Island Blvd, and Classen Blvd. Stores: The main shopping area has Ross Dress for Less, Nordstrom Rack, Shoe Carnival, Old Navy, and Kirkland's. Five Below is being built and should be open in the fall of this year, 2019. Next door to it an REI Co-op is also being constructed. On the other side of these stores there is a smaller strip mall which has an Ulta, Avenue, Subway, Supercuts, Mattress Firm, Cell Phone Repair, Earthwise Pet Supply, Grooming, & Self Wash; and an Ameritrade. The parking lot is very spacious but has dirt and pot holes in some areas due to the construction. Posted on Wed, 26 June 2019

This is a nice shopping area with both local and nationally known brands as well as restaurants…read more There are also outdoor spaces to relax. I enjoy the outdoor space. Parking is free and ample. Some of my favorite stores are Tecovas, Freebird, and Scout & Molly's. It's hard to pass up Tuckers burgers while in the area! This is a great place to shop, relax and eat.

From the owner: Classen Curve and Nichols Hills Plaza form Oklahoma City's premier retail, dining, and wellness…read moredestination. Located just minutes from downtown Oklahoma City, the adjacent open air properties include an exclusive collection of national retailers, trendy local shops, wellness studios. and dining choices. Unique architecture and inviting outdoor spaces deliver an unparalleled experience for residents and area tourists alike. The properties are open seven days a week, Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. and Sunday noon - 6 p.m. For more information, please visit our website classencurve.com and connect with us on Facebook.