I love coming here! I've lived close for years and enjoyed the variety of shops and restaurants. This mall seems to be growing in popularity with new and trending places every year! I think the food and shopping scene are a good match for this area--higher end places focused on quality, and with higher price points to match the west Omaha/Elkhorn clientele. There is also a strong focus on athletic stores--probably because Scheels draws that crowd here. Parking is always an issue so plan accordingly! There are several lots, but you will often find yourself driving around for a few minutes and walking a bit more, so plan ahead. All in all the variety of stores makes for a fun outdoor shopping day, and there are plenty of quick or fancy dine in spots to choose from as you fuel up in between stores! read more

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Always a fun day with perfect weather..for shopping at Scheels, lunch at Meddys, ice cream stop and movie all in one place! Ya can't beat that with a stick! Great date day at Village pointe! read more

Since Shadow Lake opened in Papillion, I seldom get out to Village Point anymore except to visit the Apple Store. I went to pick up a new computer at the Apple Store and had some time to look around for a change. Several of the stores I used to visit are no longer at Village Point but others have opened. Stores tend to the higher end and many can't be found anywhere else in Omaha. Just walking around looking in the store windows was pleasant. Service at both stores I shopped at was higher than standard. read more

Since 2004, I've been wandering around Village Pointe. Once as a teen with just a few bucks to catch a movie with friends, to now as an adult, with adult money (and teenage impulses.) I've loved how over the last 20 years it's stayed relatively the same visually, which tugs at my nostalgic heart strings, but they've updated store fronts and facades. Staples like the movie theater, cold stone creamery, the funny bone and Johnny's steakhouse remain, but cool new stores like Warby Parker, Lulu Lemon, the Apple store, and local food spots like their ramen shop have settled in nicely. I actually have been stopping at VP almost monthly to check out new find at Altar'd State or Offline athletics. It's really convenient. There is almost no bad parking. Of course, you want that main strip slot, but if you have to park by Scheels, or behind Paradise Bakery, theres lot of free parking. VP also host a ton of events throughout the year like the summer farmers market, the pumpkin and tree events, and their weekly concert series. There is always something happening at VP. The facilities team keeps it clean and prestine all year round, read more

Another fun time at Village pointe this morning. We arrived just as the shopping center was opening on this gorgeous Sunday morning. The shopping center did look very pretty as new flowers have been planted recently during the spring time and the traffic again because it was early was near empty. That was nice and helped to find parking up the Main Street through the center. Always enjoy it here and when music nights are in and special holiday events... it's usually a must go to. read more

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SEPHORA is nestled in this charming shopping center, easily accessible, with a staff eager to assist and products always in stock. They offer a wide range of amazing name brand skincare products, makeup, haircare, perfumes, and so much more. However, the prices are a bit higher here than what you would pay at your local drug store. And they offer free tutorial classes if you want to take them when they are available. read more

Apparel shopping wise, this is a great stop for young adult women and women in general who are young (or seasoned) professionals. While Oakview Mall and Westroads mall cater more to the departments stores and teen stores like Forever21, HM, Buckle, Pacsun, Village pointe is the home of higher end "adult" labels like Jcrew, Banana Republic, Anntaylor, White House Black Market, etc. VP also hosts the only LUSH, full sized Sephora and Apple Store in town- three of my favorites.Do you like yoga and working out? Athletica and LuluLemon are here! Do you like home decor? Pier one! I find most of the stores here women might like better than men, but at the center of the strip is big player Scheels- a sporting apparel and sporting utility store. This is the store that will convince your husband or man in your life to come along, along with the Apple Store or novelty gifts at the Art of Shaving. As for food, VP has a large variety of choices that would make any normal American happy. Cheeseburger in Paradise, Kona Grill, Bravo Italian, BRIX, paradise bakery and cafe, Firebirds, and Johnnys Steakhouse to name a few. For treats, Cold stone or Scooters. KOBE steakhouse and a frozen yogurt place are in the strip outside of the shopping plaza. While many people would be happy with these dining options and I have tried many of them and they are suitable, I wish Vp had more diversity or local flair here-not just the normal chain mall crap. I would like to see some cool independent restaurants here like we have in midtown and downtown Omaha. Even if it's a local chain like Flagship (blue, roja, plank, Blatt) opening here. The current options are fine, but maybe they can consider adding a few non chain eateries. Also, there is a movie theater here that I have never been to! read more

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Village Pointe is one of the only shopping centers I go to as there is everything I need ! Lush , Old Navy , Apple Store and coffee and so much more ! I rarely even bother trying to park up front as parking is so very limited . Saw an employee one morning taking a close spot and walking into the business they work at which did irritate me as they should be parking in back unless they are not physically able to. I do love how they decorate the center round a bout through out the Holidays . read more

I second the previous reviewer's description of this shopping center...it IS like shopping here in California! Santana Row is a great comparison to this shopping experience! Village Pointe gets a 5 star rating because: 1) It's outdoors which is the best 2) New and clean looking 3) Pretty looking and landscaped well 4) Lots of GREAT shops both high end and general shopping stores you find in malls 5) Plenty of dining options 6) LOTS of parking both in the lot and along the street (which must be great in the colder months) 7) Accessible for wheelchairs and strollers read more

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Nice outdoor shopping center... I seem to end up here than the other malls even though it's not at all close to my house. I think it's worth mentioning that on weekend evenings the place is literally swarming with packs of teens and pre-teens (under driving age, I assume). So if that's not your scene, take that into consideration... and don't even think about the movie theater. On a Friday night you would swear you wandered into a high school social hour in the lobby. I thought there was some kind of special event going on, but the ticket sales clerk informed me 'this is how it always is'. All that being said, it's a nice place to shop, and the only Apple and Coach stores in Omaha for now. I also like to stop in z gallerie. All the stores are well maintained. Overall I'm not much of a shopper so I'm sure my review is a little skewed in that regard. These are just my observations. read more

Love this shopping area. Great selection of stores. And good mix of eateries, from fast food to casual to upscale. We enjoy Paradise Bakery, Orange Leaf, Fuzzy Tacos, Old Navy, Bed Bath and Beyond, Best Buy, Pier I, Sephora, Marcus Theater, and many others. Parking can sometimes be a challenge, so I less you're okay with a fair amount of walking, come at a less busy time, such as mid-afternoon on a weekday. It gets especially busy here during the holidays or on the weekend evenings when they have music outside. read more

Village Pointe is an interesting outdoor mall in West Omaha. It has major name recognized stores and smaller unknown boutiques. There are several decent restaurants and others close by. I usually will go to the Best Buy or Bed, Bath, & Beyond store. Parking is usually competitive especially during the holidays. I avoid this shopping center during the Thanksgiving through the Christmas weeks because of this. The favorite spot for me would be the Marcus Theatres located on the far west end of the shopping center. Live performances occur during the summer months near Bravo Restaurant. Most bands are about average but it attracts a good group that sit in chairs and bring a beverage. Overall, it is a safe place to shop even during the late hours. read more

For those of you who are tired of the mall scene...try this place. Best experienced in the warmer months, this outdoor shopping center is classy and unique. Omaha seems to be the land of redundency, with Best Buys, Bed Bath & Beyonds, Petsmarts, Applebee's, Targets & Walmarts everywhere. This shopping experience has a few shops to surprise you and might remind you of Kansas City or a smaller version of Chicago (just maybe, Kat). lol You could spend the entire day there. From breakfast at Paradise Bakery, you could find the energy to check out Z Gallerie, DSW (Discount Shoe Warehouse), White House Black Market, Harry & David's, Cost Plus World Market, Banana Republic, J. Jill, etc. etc.. Next...lunch or spa??? There is a spa in the center but I have yet to try it out. Then when you need a bite for lunch, there is Panchero's, Mimi's Cafe, and Cheeseburgers in Paradise. Then, how about a show? There is a movie theatre right there to catch a flick. Then how about dinner?? There are several places to choose from: Kona Grill (great food), Johnny's Steakhouse (never tried), Firebirds (yet another on my list to try), and the fondue mecca The Melting Pot. More variety, tons to do, great shopping. read more

Village Pointe is Omaha's fanciest shopping mall. That's why it's located way out in BFE. That's why it was such a hit when it first opened as the city's first open air mall (which sounds great until winter hits). Go here for your Coach bags and your Apple repairs. There are plenty of other shops selling things that are very, very fragrant. And expensive. To me it feels kind of like a Disney theme park. Mostly because your experience is manufactured. Are you a teen hanging out unsupervised after dark? You better go elsewhere pal, because you'll be kicked out of here. Really into '90s light alterna-rock? Well, they'll be softly playing it from all corners of VP day in and day out. Want to get a good cup of coffee? Too bad, you'll have to go to Scooter's. Dining? You have your pick of popular xyz chain. And when you step outside of the main VP strip, you realize what it is: an uppity shopping mall in the middle of a sea of parking located in suburbia, all surrounded by giant, winding roads that are confusing to navigate. Seriously, the pedestrian experience for the area as a whole was not taking in to consideration. If some residential and office space had been included with this project, it would've made a much more vibrant development. And a much more desirable place to visit. I'll stick to Westroads for my shopping mall musts. Unless it's another visit to Apple's Genius Bar. read more

I have been a huge fan of Village Pointe since it has opened, but over the years it has really expanded and grown into a great shopping and dining environment. I really like that I can bring my dog with me whenever I shop there. All the stores are dog friendly (some of the places give you weird looks, but I've never had too big of a problem with it). I currently live in Chicago, and every time I come home and visit Village Pointe I'm always amazed by how pretty it is, how the stores are so clean and friendly. Also, they keep expanding and adding new stores and restaurants which is nice too! I really enjoy going to Scheels, even if I don't need anything it's such a fun store to browse. The staffers here are also really nice and always play with my pup, a few of them even know his name and even when we come in from being in Chicago for a few months they are so excited to see him. It's very friendly and welcoming. I also enjoy how around the holidays they do different things in the middle roundabout section of the mall. They have a gorgeous Christmas tree in winter, they do a great pumpkin set up in fall, etc. They also have great events they put on throughout the year. read more

Village Pointe is Omaha's attempt to create a venue similar to the Country Club Plaza found in Kansas City. There are a variety of restaurant options (Kona Grill, Cheeseburger in Paradise, Mimi's Cafe) and (Paradise Bakery, Rancheros, Coldstone, Chocolatier Blue). Brix (a wine and liquor store with food) is also on site. Whether it is sit down, a quick bite or dessert, you'll be able to find it here. The spread of stores ranges from upscale, sporting, kids and warehouse. From Coach, Scheels, Carters and DSW you have a vast amount of choices. In terms of entertainment, there is a 16 screen movie cinema as well as the Funny Bone Comedy Club. During the summer, there is a Farmer's Market as well. Two places that offer freebies that are worth venturing into are Scheels and Chocolatier Blue. Each offers a free sample, fudge and high end chocolates, respectfully. Parking can be tight, especially by the Paradise and the Cinema, since it's all surface lots. If you're willing to walk, it's tolerable. The shopping center also is home to the true Apple Store in the area. If you're in a pinch with your iProduct, have faith you can go here. If you're a college student, it's a bit of a trek. This is a place that you can spend the whole day there if you desire, but there are alternatives that offer more character. Depending on the day you choose and time of day, it can be populated with the middle school crowd. read more

I really enjoy shopping here at Village Pointe. Especially during the spring and summer. It has a great selection of stores; from electronics to clothing to outdoor specialties. Village Pointe's biggest plus is that it has many stores unique to its location. Such as Scheel's, Gunderson's, Apple, J Crew, and several restaurants like Johnny's, Panchero's, and Kona Grill. The outdoor malls seem to be the "in-thing" now, with people shying away from Oakview and Westroads. I don't think there will ever be a demise of the indoor mall, but during the nicer months outdoor malls are definitely awesome. There's over 60 stores for men and women, mostly women (like every mall), and restaurants for just about everyone. You're within driving distance of fast food as well if that's your thing. Village Pointe has a theater, a comedy club, a coffee shop, just about all you need for a night out during the summer. There's plenty of space to walk around and sit around outside so you don't have to be going from store-to store- to store. They always keep it decorated for the holidays and they have a nice fountain with a big globe outside the Scooter's. Definitely worth checking out if you're in Omaha and like to shop. read more

Overall, this is a pretty good as far as lifestyle centers are concerned. I especially enjoy coming out here when it's warm or in the winter when it's decorated for Christmas. I like huge Christmas bulb decorations and the music. It definitely puts you in the Christmas spirit. In the summer, it's great to walk around in the evening and drop by Coldstone for a coldy, tasty treat. I enjoy the fact that it has a movie theatre and Funny Bone though I don't go to either very often. I enjoy browsing through Z Gallerie and a couple other stores. Cheeseburger in Paradise is a decent restaurant option with with outdoor seating. Brix is a great addition. I do have a couple of gripes. First, the traffic is terrible especially when trying to enter or leave. The planning is just awful. Second, no bars or breweries. There are a few good places to eat here (Cheeseburger in Paradise, Mimi's, etc) but I wish it had a brewery like Nebraska Brewing Company or Lazlo's or something similar. It's worth the trip but I think Shadow Lake is laid out much better. read more

I love Village Pointe Mall. Beautiful outdoor mall with a lot of unique shops and lots of great restaurants. The look and feal of this mall is upscale and fun. They also have a large 16 plex Theatre on the North Side. Here is a list of what they currently have for food options: BRAVO! Cucina Italiana, Brix, Cheeseburger in Paradise, Firebirds Wood Fired Grill, Johnny's Italian Steakhouse, Kona Grill, Panchero's Mexican Grill, Paradise Bakery & Café, and nearby Kobe Steak House. Some of the shopping includes: American Eagle Outfitters Ann Taylor Apple Store Athleta Banana Republic Bed Bath & Beyond Best Buy Carter's Chico's Coach DSW Shoes Gap/GapBody/GapKids/babyGap J.Crew J.Jill Janie and Jack Jos. A. Bank Justice for Girls LOFT lululemon maurices Old Navy Scheels All Sports White House | Black Market Great place to shop and eat. A few drawbacks are its a long skinny mall, and parking is on either side, so unless your plan is to visit one specific store, you likely will park and end up at some far flung store ready to head home and have to walk a bit to get to your car. read more

Perhaps I've just been spoiled with Jordan Creek Town Center in (West) Des Moines, Iowa, just a short hour and a half jaunt East on Interstate 80, and Omaha has to live with what they have, but in comparison, Village Pointe isn't really my favorite centre to shop. First of all, my biggest problem, is this: WHY, in the Midwest, would you build a major OPEN AIR OUTDOOR shopping plaza? The Midwest is known for its harsh winters (Kansas City, not so much since it's 200 miles South, but I'm not saying they're exempt), and generally the typical consumer doesn't want to walk outside for long periods of time, but, that said, Village Pointe trucks on as a popular shopping destination. Another problem is the unavailability of major anchor stores. Sure, there's Scheels All Sports, but that turns me off since I'm not into sports. Even Younkers (notorious for appearing in many malls throughout Iowa and Nebraska, even if the mall is nearly empty) doesn't appear here. There are two big box stores, Best Buy and Bed Bath & Beyond, but they're grouped together on the East side of the center, which makes one walk all the way to that part of the center if they parked on the West side, which, in the Winter, isn't fun. Sure, one could get in their car and drive over, but if it's extremely busy, and you have one of the lucky good spots in front of the stores on Davenport Street, you don't want to give it up, you're SOL. But with the way the center is laid out, an appearance of an anchor store is slim to none unless they demolish something, which is also slim to none. Also, a personal preference, an upscale mall or center should have a Starbucks and an Express. Village Pointe has none of these, favoring Scooter's Coffee (like they do in Westroads and now Oak View Mall, REPLACING the Starbucks that was once there!), which isn't horrible, but isn't great, either. Sure, this place can have a Maurices and American Eagle, but not Express? Boo. That said, stores at Village Pointe are definitely female-oriented, leaving the straight men to wander around Scheels while the women shop (believe me, I am NOT exaggerating when I say this). Stores include those of high end, but have some middle class end shopping as well, such as Ann Taylor, Love Culture, J.Jill, Ann Taylor Loft, Coach, Soma Intimates and White House Black Market. There are stores for men to shop at clothing-wise, but very few: J. Crew (SMALL men's area), Gap, American Eagle and Old Navy. They do have Banana Republic here, which is nice. Dining options are decent, but to me, I think that Village Pointe would be the place for P.F. Chang's and The Cheesecake Factory, but they are at Westroads Mall, ten minutes away (with no traffic). Cheeseburger In Paradise, Firebirds, Mimi's Cafe, Bravo! Cucina Italiana, Kona Grill, Johnny's Italian Steakhouse, Paradise Bakery and Cafe, and Panchero's are all spread out through the plaza. There is no true food court area. Now, to the reason why each mall has earned stars. One for having The Apple Store (yes, the typical male response) and Banana Republic, and one for the beautiful architecture they have here. It's nice to look at it as you're strolling through the center...when it's warm out, of course. The foliage also looks great in the Spring/Summer months. One more thing: There are copies of Ann Taylor, LOFT, and White House Black Market are located in Regency Court...I'm amazed Omaha can support two of each! Especially given their close proximity. Perhaps if I were a female, or if I liked sports, I would have a different perspective on this place. And this isn't an Ultra High End center...just the awesome architecture makes you think that you'll see that Michael Kors, Armani Exchange or Nordstrom just around the corner, but you don't. And men can't shop at over half the stores here, so it's not my center of choice...Sorry. read more

Village point is a pretty decent shopping center. There are several dining options to choose from satisfy any food pallet as well as your wallet. One big set back is the parking lots are small. You can't really be greedy on a busy day to find that great parking spot. If you found a parking spot then you should take it. Also another set back would be the lack of entrance and exit points. They only have two main exits, just make sure you scan the area and make an exit strategy. Similar to the price point options for the food, the stores have both affordable retail stores to a few premium retailers. Coach and JCrew would be the top two. This is an outdoor shopping center and on the weekends they have fun things to do including a farmers market and Friday night concerts. read more

There are so many great places to eat in this outdoor outlet mall area. The parking is a big issue. I loved the Apple Store, Best Buy, Pier 1, and others. It is an upscale place. It feels like an outlet mall in CA. read more

I received two $50 gift cards from Village Point Shopping Center (not to an individual store) and thanked the gift giver and placed them into my gift card stash until I accumulated enough to actually use. Now my brother-in-law is sick with leukemia so I decided to pull them out and buy something Husker to cheer him up from Scheels (not their fault) only to find out that my $100 in gift cards had a $0.00 balance because they charge a $2.50 a month maintenance fee after a year. What a scam! Please beware and buy individual gift cards and not these scam cards from the office. When I called to inquire the lady was extremely rude and told me I shouldn't save my gift cards and spend them like normal people do! Never have I felt so violated, it's as if someone reached right into my bank account and STOLE $100 from me. BEWARE AND BE WARNED OF THIS SCAM! read more

Clean area, nice stores. For some reason, I thought there were a lot more options of stores at Village Pointe-maybe they have closed since last time I was there. The stores they have are higher end and quality. Helps that Scheels is right in the middle because that's just a fun store that tends to get more money from me than intended. It was a frigid day when I recently visited, so that doesn't help the outdoor mall atmosphere during our Nebraska winters. read more

Parking is awful most of the time. I wish they had more food options. Pancheros is really the only restaurant you can get in and out of quickly there. Bravo and kona are great but not necessarily for kids. Some kid friendly options would be nice too. read more

All Scheels stores are great they must have a fantastic employee training program. Can't walk thorough the store without a half dozen employees greeting me and offering assistance. read more

Nice place. No parking during the weekend. Below par shopping. Only place worth a visit is the Apple store and Lulu. But what I don't understand is the fact that they can keep business in their shopping center that are liars and cheaters to consumers. Pandora is located by Scheels near the center of village pointe. They are liars and cheaters and will do anything to make a sale. My question is how they still around if they do that and how they have a contract with Village pointe when their crimes are pretty obvious. I hope village pointe can do something about this epidemic soon. This kind of business makes the whole place ghetto and unwelcoming. read more

Beware of the wizard of OZ at the Apple store in Village Point. I brought an Iphone to them that had a cracked screen and no damage to case. They took phone in back room for less that 2 min and the tech (wizard of Oz) said it had a bent case and had to replace the phone. His proof push on one corner opposite the break and feel it move. Really! Everyone knows if you have a piece missing from a opposite corner that the other one will move. Would not fix glass so had to replace phone $299. They are the only game in area for Apple, what a racket. Funny thing was heard the same line they feed me used on a customer next to me.They are trained well. To make it worse Apple support wont do anything about it because they dont have access to phone. Where did it go? I know they put new glass in it and sold it as a refurbished one to another sucker. So long Apple everything in my home! read more