Surprisingly, Valencia Town Center/Westfield type shopping mall is much cleaner and more spacious…read morethan most. Two stories. JCPenny, Macy's and more. The food court area inside is spacious and clean too. Foods aren't fancy inside food court, but you can recognize the ones similar to other Westfield shopping mall food retailers. If you really want to dine here, the dining patio outdoors have lots of space and better restaurants/bars. Looks great for simple or casual date nights and meetups outside. Yes, you can walk around outside too. Plenty of shops to look at. You can easily spot signs to public restrooms by the escalators. This is a safe and convenient shopping mall for Valencia and Santa Clarita residents as well as Magic Mountain visitors and travelers. I saw one Boba beverage place that sells fruity smoothies. Lots of potential in this plaza. Q store fashion shop is much smaller than others. Charlotte Russe store still exists. There are lots of discounts and deals here at the retail stores. Great place to wander around and browse. It was a good visit during this trip. Cashiers especially at JCPenny were well trained and experienced employees. You can find decent priced clothes with yellow tags on clearance racks and more. Good value. I didn't see huge crowds here as people rarely shop at the malls due to highly inflated prices everywhere, but this Valencia Town Center is worth getting your stretches.

I came to Valencia Town Center (VTC) in the City of Valencia because there was a Yelp event at…read moreSolita Tacos & Margaritas. Yes, I come from a far. Btw, it was an amazing event! VTC is within vicinity of three streets, McBean Parkway, Magic Mountain Parkway, and Valencia Blvd. It is a good size outside shopping center. It has two floors. Parking is plenty. Tip of the day is to park close to where you'll be spending most of your time. Otherwise, you may need to do some walking. Luckily, Solita Tacos & Margaritas was located along side the parking area. I didn't have to walk too far in to get to them. Thank you! I didn't get a chance to peruse this center much during my visit. I hope to one day be back to explore it a bit more. Just to name a handful of restaurants that I would want to check out the next time I return... California Fish Grill Crab N Spice Kebob House Slice House by Tony Gemignani Solita Tacos & Margaritas Suki Hana The Stand

This is a great plaza with many different stores, food places, small shops and etc. I came here…read moreover the weekend and visited Corner Bakery Cafe, Perspire Sauna Studios, Kohl's and Whole Foods. I found parking easily since I came in the early morning but it's also a big plaza with many parking spots. There also a pet grooming place here so you might be lucky to see some cute pets like I did with a dog. You cannot go wrong visiting this plaza

5 stars because we have Kohls and Pei Wei... other than that the rest of this shopping center is a…read morewaste Parking isnt usually that bad, but there are still moronic drivers of Santa Clarita

This is a great shopping center with a lot of stores. I visited Target, 85C Bakery and Well Fargo…read morebefore when I was here. There also a Five Below and Dollar Tree here as well. The plaza doesn't get really busy but Target is the main attraction store here. There tons of parking so you wouldn't have any issues finding a spot.

This shopping center used to be "thee shopping center" of 661 back in the day, let me tell you that…read morewhen the Valencia Town Center opened up across the way it was a pretty big deal - so much so that I went 7 days in a row for the grand opening! Anyway, River Oaks Shopping Center is still a go-to spot for sure. Its home to an all-time favorite, Target and See's Candy for you sweet tooth fiends. There's also a UPS store which is convenient, El Pollo Loco for a quick getaway meal, Wells Fargo, Buy Buy Baby, Joanne's (e or no e?) Fabric and Total Woman Gym & Spa are a few of the other residents in this plaza. I'm telling you, a little bit of e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. You can find yourself in a bit of a pickle when it comes to parking during peak hours/seasons, but for the most part you can easily find a spot if you're okay with walking a little.

Bridgeport Marketplace was a spontaneous discovery, but it was honestly the highlight of my day…read more While driving through Santa Clarita, we noticed a pond and what looked like a lively plaza so we decided to turn in and spontaneously check it out. In this plaza there's a Makenna Koffee, The Flying Yolk, Walgreens, Valley Marketplace, Kabuki, Massage Envy, Mooyah, a California Pizza Kitchen, and more. Honestly none of the actual businesses attracted me, so for that reason I can't give them a higher rating, but I LOVE THE POND. At the glorious pond with a bridge that lured us here, they had ducks and turtles. Best of all, there was a machine where you can buy treats to feed them for a Quarter. Luckily for me, my boyfriend had some quarters and let me indulge in playing with the ducks. It was SO CUTE. They were following us and definitely working for their snack. I like the hustle!! This is SO cute!! I really want to take my niece back here. Not for anything else in the plaza, but specifically to feed the ducks. We'll have to find other activities in Santa Clarita to make our trip worth it.

I love the bakery I used to drive to culver city for Macaroons No more Plus the market has…read morelots of different stuff to try

This is a great plaza with many stores to visit. I came over the weekend with my wife to look for…read moreshorts at the Nike Clearance store. I also visited the Marshall next door to compare prices and see what they have. After we finish shopping at the stores, we went to Wells Fargo Bank because my wife needed cash. Then she wanted Starbucks and we went to Dirty Dough to get some cookies. We finish off our time at the plaza by dining at Wood Ranch. I been to the Chilis, Ross, Vons and NY Bagel located in the same plaza before as well. So the plaza has a lot of options for people to do here. There even a Walmart and Chase bank as well. I'll be sure to come back to try new places here.

Valencia Marketplace is large shopping center located in Stevenson Ranch that runs along the Old…read moreRoad between McBean Pkwy and Lyons Ave. This shopping center has everything from a grocery store, banks, Starbucks, retail stores and restaurants. It is a great place to shop or dine. It has over 66 stores in the shopping center like Walmart, Old Navy, Toys R Us and many more.

Nice little shopping village located right off the 5 freeway. Needed to make a pit stop on my drive…read moreup North and stumbled upon this plaza. There's a Ralph's, wing stop, B of A, and Subway here. Plenty of options to get a light snack. Lots of parking. Staff at Ralph's are following Covid 19 health measures and wearing masks. Plenty of hand sanitizers for customers to use. Subway store stocked with freshly made bread and toppings.

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I wanted some new nikes specifically for work, the prices were great! However with having a small…read morefoot I was limited to my selection. Wasn't much of a 5/5.5 selection for women's, it started right at 6/6.5 and the big kids 4/4.5Y was also very limited. I did end up trying on some options that were there and found some big kid nike air max that I liked. They also have a good selection of clothing all around for men, women and kids. Limited on XS but did find a top I wanted for a really good discounted price as well. **Everything is final sale. I did get approach by the sales associate, all were really friendly and helpful. When checking out I was offered the rewards program to sign up which I did cause I was able to save an additional 15% off my total purchase.

I went to the Nike store in Santa Clarita and I drove up from LA, and I was so bummed but they were…read moreclosed. There was a sign on the door when I was ready. At first I was mad, but then I was kind of okay with it. They were closed because of Juneteeth. I step a meeting in the area. I don't come out here without going to the Nike store but Marshals was nice and so was Walmart this is a nice center I thought I was going to Nike store and ended up with some good finds. So I'm gonna come back to get all my kids' shoes, sizes and everything here. But usually these deals are so good it's worth the drive.

After shopping at Macys for more than 35 years we're done with this once very good department…read morestore. It's understandable to me now why so many Macys are closing stores, and get so many poor reviews on YELP. I had a simple case of a gift card purchase at a Vons in Simi Valley for $200. It turned out that the card was tampered with and the money stolen shortly after purchase. With the assistance of Vons management (also very poor service) they got me in touch with Macys GC (gift card dept) to file a claim. After six pathetic weeks of incompetent emails back and forth regarding my case, the Macys GC dept alleged that the receipt that I provided along with pictures of the tampered with card were not a match. I advised them that one simple call to the Vons store management would have confirmed that it was. Apparently no such call was made as they stuck to their original incorrect conclusion that the receipt didn't match the gift card in question. So we are moving on from Macys and will be doing are shopping at Kohl's and other department stores in our area.

This is a Beautiful Location that should be be Pride of Simi Valley…read more It's Poorly managed. On two days before Christmas, half the mall was closed. Their were no crowds because the Mall doesn't have an Anchor Store. The mall during the year plays music from the 1950's! Who are they trying to attract, 80 year olds? I was hopeful the New Management that took over this year would make a difference. They have not. I hope these reviews inspired the City to take action to better revitalize this wonderful space. Some positive things are the Wonderful SIMI VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL that was held here! I Highly recommend it!! I also admire and appreciate The Veterans Museum here that is Fantastic! I encourage people to go on weekends to check it out!

I chose to move to Canyon Country in 1988 ....I am a proud resident have seen MY hood improve and…read morebecome a blossoming little place that we have called home. It really pains me to see (I am retired now) how dirty the grounds of the shopping center have been ,I really appreciate all the improvements that have taken place over the years .Cleanliness should be a top priority though please do something about it . Sincerely grateful :)

Drive through shopping center with small stores Including…read moregas station and pharmacy,grocery store And keep in mind this open shopping center has a Huge parking lot accessible from several streets in The Canyon Country Area.

Good variety of restaurants, and personal services - Fast food, salads, sandwiches, burgers, BBQ,…read moreSeafood, Mexican, Japanese, Ramen, Bar food. A clothing, beauty and small furniture stores as well as health services are available. Multiple fitness outlets for yoga, cycling and boxing are available. AMC Theater on the east end and Whole Foods Market on the west end. Upbeat music plays along the main strips. The vibes of the patrons and personnel are pleasant and friendly. Prices are reasonable and competitive. Give yourself extra time to find parking, especially on weekends.

Don't get me wrong, this is something the residents here have been anticipating since 2010. The…read morefamed "AMC + shopping center" has been rumored for that long, seriously. It's nice and new, feels like the newer shopping centers in Santa Clarita. Now for the bad--this places gets packed, ridiculously. None of the shoppers are residents, usually people coming from other areas. How can we enjoy this if we can't even park? I still wish whole foods were located in the old plaza, at least it was accessible back then. It does speak volumes to the lack of decent shopping centers in the valley, because as nice and new as this is, it should be commonplace. There's no reason the whole valley should feel the need to stampede here just to get some decent bites to eat or feel safe while shopping. A Porter Ranch card would be a great option, give small discounts to the local community for shopping local and supporting small businesses. This might help deter some outside shoppers while making sure the residents can actually come here and find parking.