I haven't been to SLTC in years, as I basically live on the north edge of town, and it's quite a…read moredrive. However, I was in the area for a meeting and was pleased to see how this place has filled in. This remind me of a very small scale Plaza in KC. It's truly an outdoor mall, featuring a lot of national brands on the main strip. There are big box stores outlining the mall, like Dicks, TJMaxx, Jc Penny etc. I like the offering. There is also some gyms, activities, esthetics, and more. My only complaint is the parking is less than desirable with a lot of one way parking strips.

Not to be confused with Shadow-Like, which is someone that moves around in the dark and rarely gets…read moreseen in the light of day. For example, your Dad and I did a lot of moving around in the dark last night. Absolutely amazing Mall in the Omaha area about 10 miles south of downtown, which is an outdoor mall that has a little shopping-street type area and then has some massive strip mall type huge big box stores as well. It's very well done, and even though traffic is bad here and parking can be tricky, it's still easily the best mall in Nebraska, and is one of the major destinations for the whole area. I've been told that I'm stealthy and nearly invisible at night. This center is named after me then: "Shadow-Like." Oh that's not what it's called? Oops. I guess I put the DOH in Shadow.

I have loved coming to OPP since I was a teenager. There are many stores that you can't find at the…read moremall, but are still nationally known. Until recently it was mostly shopping, and now of course you have the "been around forever" Wheatfields, another Popp eatery, Andres, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Red Mango, 801 Chophouse, and the belle of the ball, Trader Joes. It's funny to think most Omaha millennials might remember Trader Joes as the only Abercrombie and Fitch in town for awhile. How fitting it became another millennial destination! The parking is kind of a mess, it's very cramped and most parking is for TJ's. One bright spot is Zen Coffee has a drive through there so you can grab a delicious matcha latte before your weekly shopping. I'm glad to see new life and staples stay in this plaza.

I used to avoid this shopping center thinking it "snooty" - at least until Trader Joe's moved in…read more Now I make regular visits to shop there and frequent several other businesses. I get my hair cut at Five Salon which specializes in Aveda products. Next door is L'Occitane which is a line of beauty products and fragrances from Provence in the South of France. Kinda pricey but it's the real deal. Fun just to look at their beautiful packaging. Last year I started buying dress pants for work at Talbots. Again, not cheap but high quality (and they have frequent sales). There's a Bath & Body Works, Sur la Table for high end kitchen ware, Wheatfield's and Andres Tortillery for dining options, and other small boutiques. Last but not least, I absolutely cannot visit One Pacific Place without stopping at Nothing Bundt Cakes and picking up a couple of bundtlets - one chocolate chocolate chip and one Flavor of the Month!! Truth be told, sometimes I make up an excuse to stop at One Pacific Place just to go there. :-)

Thank you Cambry! I went in with my friend to get a bra and Cambry was absolutely amazing in…read morehelping me find the perfect match. She even got me sized correctly. Not only that, she got me a great deal on underwear and even got me some online deals. My total would have been $150 but with the deals she showed me- my purchase was $67. I will definitely be back, especially if you keep hiring stars like Cambry

Super awesome store, staff and selection! This is the largest of its kind in the district, but is…read morealways kept very well-stocked and super clean!

Popped over to Oakview on my lunch break. It's been awhile since I've visited and it's definitely…read morein a transition era, but you can feel little sparks of life coming back. They've cycled through a few food vendors and projects, and I'm hoping it helps bring some real traffic through again. I think JCP and the sewing shop may be the strongest parts right now and, of course, Sarku Japan is still out here thriving. Overall, I'm hopeful for Oakview, you can see the effort, but it'll be tough to find its footing with Village Pointe, not far away, and the Westroads trending in the right direction.

Things are slowly shifting in a positive way at Oakview! New food vendors and projects are opening…read moreup and I think it's going to be good for generating traffic. There are a lot of great local food spots in the food court, and Sarku Japan of course. It's a great place to meet to work or study and get a bite to eat. I looked into JCPenny and VS, I miss American Eagle, but I do think there are still a random variety of stores to check out, and a new kids play place coming this spring,

The prior commercial property management didn't address the panhandlers in the area to control…read moretheir loitering. The panhandlers had once loitered inside the marsh, leaving massive piles of trash, and unopened cans of food and other food and beverage items, all unopened. One man tried to clean up the mess by himself, and he was overwhelmed by the large amount of trash, which included disposed panhandling signs. The previous management ended up having to bring in a large pink hauling dumpster and it was filled past overflowing with the panhandlers' garbage. The panhandlers have since moved across the street to the other berm, and they have begun to leave behind trash and disposed panhandling signs behind the berm, and down by the drain. Sometimes the panhandlers leave personal trash on the berm just under the trees, in full view of passing traffic. I know the current commercial management, Lee and Associates have gotten calls to put up no loitering signs on the opposite berm and in the area close by the drain. They have yet to do anything to help curb the large amount of trash the panhandlers leave behind.

I have to admit I'm not the biggest Eddie Bauer fan but they do have a pretty great selection and…read moresome awesome finds. I recommend stopping in browsing, you might just find what you didn't know you were looking for.

Excellent customer service, so good I can't wait to go back. Extremely clean and awesome selection…read moreof classic Midwest essentials. Thank you ladies for all your help, came home and loved the clothes you suggested.

I've been to the store many times, and it is always fun to look around!…read more Khols is always on the pricey end, but you can usually find some deals depending on what is on sale. There is always PLENTY of staff around-- the store was difficult for me to find the fitting rooms in, but a staff member easily pointed me in the right direction. Overall, a fun place to come in for some weekend shopping!

Most of this review deals with Kohl's corporate and not necessarily this particular location…read more I returned an Amazon purchase recently. And received a 20% off coupon to be used for the next week. That's what is told to every person who returns an Amazon purchase. I e returned several Amazon purchases before but never took advantage of this 20% discount. This particular day I was looking to buy either a sweatshirt or light jacket. Instead I walked by a Shark brand, 3-in-1 floor cleaner and decided I could use it on my new vinyl flooring. It was pricey, obviously much more than what a sweatshirt or light jacket would have cost. But I thought with my 20% discount offer, it'd be a good buy. It wasn't until I went to check out and pay that the cashier said the discount doesn't apply to brand name items. lol What??!!! I was told it's a 20% discount that can be used for the next week (or whatever length of time they tell you). And there's nothing in big print saying anything about restrictions. Instead, the lawyers put it in a paragraph (I'm assuming because the print is so damn small I couldn't read it) behind some legalese crap. I'm very turned off with Kohls. Be transparent!! Be better!!

This store is a must visit anytime I come to Omaha! I love getting little gifts, snacks, and…read morereminders of "Homaha". They have everything from T-shirts, home décor, food items, bath and body, etc, and everything is from local businesses. The owners/employees have always been so kind and friendly, and love talking about the cool things in their shop. They have multiple locations. Definitely check it out!

Made in Omaha on Pacific Street is an absolute must if you're shopping local especially during the…read moreholidays. I stopped in while putting together Christmas boxes for my out-of-town family and was blown away by how easy they made it to shop small in one place. I was able to find all local products without hopping from store to store including honey, candles, baker's chocolate candies, magnets, t-shirts, and so many other amazing Nebraska-made items. Everything is thoughtfully curated, beautifully displayed, and genuinely high quality. The shop itself is adorable and welcoming, and it feels really good knowing that every purchase supports local makers and businesses. It's the perfect one-stop shop for gifts that actually feel meaningful and unique (not just filler items). If you're sending care packages, building gift boxes, or just want to support Omaha-made products, this place is a no-brainer. I'll absolutely be back not just for the holidays, but year-round.