Westfield Oakridge

Oakridge Mall is conveniently located right off of Highway 85. It is a great mall for all ages and for people with different budget levels. This isn’t one of those malls where there’s so many high-end stores that there’s not many places that teens or lower income folks can shop at. The food court is fantastic. It has a Blondies Pizza, Cold stone, Shake shack, Popeyes, Jamba, juice, Hawaiin food, Noodle Pl., Taco Bell, Chinese food place. It’s got lots of choices. Throughout the mall you’ll find auntie Anne’s pretzels, 99 Ranch Chinese market and there a Chinese deli area, in addition to many Boba spots throughout the mall. The main stores at this mall are Target and Macy’s and if you need to shop for furniture, Living Spaces is also here too. This mall has many places for many budgets. They have an Hallmark store, Old Navy, Fanloli, H&M, Shoe Palace and massage place and nails place and so much more. In one day at the mall you can get beautified, get a new outfit, pick up things for your home in addition to groceries. There is plenty of surface parking and parking garage space and if you’re not interested in shopping, there is a movie theater you can catch the latest shows. Uniqulo store is now at this mall.

Oakridge Mall used to be a go-to spot for families, but it’s definitely lost some of its charm over the years. While it still has a decent variety of stores, it doesn’t feel as family-friendly as it once did. There are fewer activities or spaces that cater to kids, and the overall vibe feels less inviting. The food court is okay, but it could use more variety or some healthier options. It’s clear that the focus has shifted more toward shopping than creating a community space where families can spend quality time together. It’s not terrible, but it doesn’t stand out as a great place to bring the whole family anymore.

Good ol american shopping centre with a big food court and a cinema complex up above.

This is a large shopping mall and a five-minute drive from my house. My family members really like this shopping mall. Every weekend my family often goes to this shopping mall to shop, watch movies and Eating and drinking in this mall is very crowded and bustling and all the customers in this Shopping mall are very polite, the sales staff here are also very enthusiastic and happy to welcome..

Westfield Oakridge Mall in San Jose is a well-rounded shopping destination with a mix of popular retail stores, dining options, and entertainment. The mall features a modern layout, making it easy to navigate, and it offers everything from fashion to electronics. The food court has a variety of cuisines, and there are sit-down restaurants for a more relaxed meal. With its ample parking and family-friendly vibe, it’s a convenient spot for shopping, dining, or catching a movie at the AMC theater. A solid choice for a day out in South Bay!

At today's prices the mall owners now decide to charge for parking is very disturbing. One of the reasons I support local shopping even though I can find online cheaper is because I like going to the mall. but its like everything else they will lose much business from me for this because they still don't even provide vehicle security even in the lot you pay for. If there was a real mass transit system it could be better for everyone but priorities here are for the wealthy.

I’ve shopped at this mall since my teenage years. Great selection of stores. Parking can be a little hectic, especially if you’re trying to park near the movie theater or the food court. I typically park by Target. It’s easier to get in and out of, and it’s shaded for those hot summer days.

The mall has improved a lot lately. Clean and better stores than before. The Tesla chargers are some of the best around.

It's my first time at Westfield oakridge mall and the parking at this Westfield was so much easier (free) than valley fair (free for 2 hours) and it's much more chill (less crowded) . I was nervous to come here on a Saturday. I'm glad I was able to check this mall out and will visit again!

Review is solely based on the family bathroom. Came to the mall with my toddler and baby. Needed to nurse and change the baby & use the restroom. Came to the family lounge in the food court. There was nothing but grown adults- no children and mostly men inside. I went to use the bathroom and the door was locked. Decided to change my baby in the corner changing station- (where no adults were) and wait. Waited a long time only for a grown man to eventually come out at min 20 mins later. Went to sit on the bench to nurse so my toddler could sit at the activity table (with 0 activities in it) 0/10 for the bench having no back...not very comfy to try and feed a baby) but there was an adult couple taking up the whole space. The man was sitting across the entire bench while the woman was braiding his hair. Decided to go into one of the nursing stalls instead. There were 0 chairs or benches here. Literally just an open square. Idk what the point of that is...? To stand and feed your baby?) Left and decided to feed her at a table in the food court instead. This was a Thursday am...not even peak mall time. Security def needs to be watching this area more closely to make sure it's being used for its intended purpose & have it supplied correctly.

Oakridge Mall is like Valley Fair's little cousin. I remember going to Oakridge Mall as a little kid and it was just one long strip. Throughout the years, it got a big renovation and some new retailers but I feel like they need a new revamp just to keep up with the other malls in the South Bay. I do like the fact that there are new eateries there and more coming soon and I'm excited for it. But the look of Oakridge Mall already feels outdated. Hopefully in a few years, it will look and feel modern again. One great thing about Oakridge is that they don't charge for parking so that's a great perk right there. Some of my favorite stores include Target, Nordstrom Rack, Uniqlo, Ranch 99, and some of the great eateries inside. I can't wait to see Oakridge Mall evolve over the next few years because I feel like it's been neglected for a good 10 years now.

I live fairly close to Oakridge mall, which is very convenient. There are a lot of shops and restaurants to pick from. I like the variety they offer. And there is a large amount of parking options. There are a few restaurants that are supposed to open this spring. I'm really looking forward to checking those new places out.

Decent small mall with most shops common to all malls. I love the Christmas trees and decor put up-looks far more festive than valley fair. Recently,there seems to be a takeover by Asian restaurants and shops due to the change in dynamics of the area. I like the cinemark here with their comfortable seating.

I've been going to the Oakridge mall since I was in middle school (I'm 23 now), and it is always been one of my favorite malls to go to. I enjoy all of the new additions to the mall and appreciate that it isn't as expensive as the Valley Fair mall, for example. Despite all of the cars in the parking lot, the mall never really seems to get that busy. I find the mall to be pretty empty in some parts. There's a decent selection of stores to shop from (H&M being one of my favorites.) there's decent selection of food in the food court as well, but there are also restaurants nearby to eat at. I wouldn't say that the mall has necessarily improved greatly, but I won't say that it has gone downhill either. It's stayed relatively decent.

Oakridge Mall has been part of my life for three decades since my childhood. I've seen so many stores and eateries come and go. Some good, some great, and some not so great. As online shopping became more convenient, I don't find myself coming to the store in person anymore. Also, parking is packed on three weekends, so I typically avoid the crowds. Today, I came for a quick errand to pick up an online order from Target and 99 Ranch. Therefore, I got to walk a full lap around the mall and got a glimpse of all the stores. There's an okay variety of stores, but nothing seems to stand out. Some of the kiosks were interesting. The cotton candy machine was cool, but the windows could use some cleaning. Can't wait for Uncle Tetsu to come! The sign said August 2023, but we're already near entering November. I hope they come soon!

This is a good mall to go to, but it seems typical, but better in terms of design. Most of the vendors from the food court are the same, but at least they have Mochinut, which is one of my favorite donut and boba place to do to. It's also adjacent to Target and 99 Ranch Store, which is quite odd, since that kind of store is almost never close to a mall. The inside seems smaller since the ceilings aren't really high in terms of height. I'd say that it's a good mall if you live close by this area, but I wouldn't really come here often.

Living in the south bay san jose area, i am absolutely happy to have westfield oakridge mall near by for my everyday shopping and dinning. Yes this mall does not have all the flashiness of Valley fair and as large but i like the way it is such that it has a big surrounding parking lot and it is easy to in and out. It now has a 99 ranch super market and target which Valley fair does not have. In terms of store selection, the mall has a theater, a few restaurants, and many specialty stores to choose from. In terms of service, it is hard to put a overall rating for the whole mall, but i generally think the people in there are nice and welcoming in general.

My childhood mall. A lot has changed since the 90's, but they always keep up with the current trends with restaurants and stores. There is a surprise huge Ranch 99 Asian Supermarket, Macy's, Target, movie theater, nail shop and pretty decent food selection of restaurants. There are treats such as Orange Julius, boba, pretzels and a large food court. I used to sit in the food court and study for long periods. The large area creates a nice blend of a shopping mall sound ambience. Try it. I recommend. A lot of average clothing and novelty stores where I can browse and it is nice to walk and look around while exercising a bit. Great for an entire family outing or date night.

I rarely go to malls anymore. They used to be a staple for my family when the kids were in elementary school because the vibe was positive, bright, and safe. The Westfield Oakridge Mall is one of the smaller malls I've ever visited. The mall structure feels outdated with the worn-out flooring, dull lighting, and old furnishings. The parking structure is small, too. And mall store additions (like 99 Ranch) are both good and bad: new additions breathe new life into the mall but it feels like such a mismatch of stores. The movie theater and restaurants likely draw in a lot of patrons. We visited recently during Lunar New Year activities. It was awesome seeing family-friendly activities and the mall itself was decent but I would only go again if there was something specific I needed that no other place carries.

It's OK, but the mall is full of dogs. Dogs should not be in the mall. Nothing so appetizing as a husky taking a dump in the middle of the food court.

Westfield Oakridge Mall has been a part of my life for over four decades since my teenage years, but it's seen significant changes. In the past, we had better stores and nicer department stores, like Macy's with a wide range of contemporary and luxury brands. Now, the Macy's offers basic styles and mid-tier brands, many of which are cluttered on rolling racks by the dressing rooms. Unfortunately, all the designer women's brand stores have disappeared, and now it's more of a neighborhood hangout for teenagers and high school kids. It feels like a downgrade, and if you're looking for something nicer, you have to drive to Valleyfair, which can be overcrowded, or all the way to Stanford, which is beautiful but quite a distance away. The only standout for me at Westfield Oakridge Mall is Sanraku, one of my favorite sushi places. Apart from that, there's the usual mix of national chains, occasional visits to Target, and now the 99 Ranch Asian market, making it more of a place for errands than a shopping experience. It's not an ideal place for dates unless you're looking for sports viewing options with friends at BJ, Slater 50/50 or Cheesecake Factory. The mall selection caters more towards Gen Z and Gen Alpha. And it has a youngsters vibe with too many sneakers shops and young clothing stores. I wish management would consider older shoppers (Gen X) who can afford to live in the area and buy nicer products at this once cooler mall before Westfield took it over!

The mall is great but the taco bell in there has horrible service I had to go there 3 different times to get my real order. Mall 10/10 taco bell 3/10

Spray the bathroom need more cleaning big Roach in bathroom downstairs girl and boy same all

One of the best malls to walk if you don't want to walk a huge mall. There is a wide range of stores for all budgets. Sometimes I hate going to a mall where every store is a high-end store. The store accommodates everyone with a wide range of budgets. There's a Target there's a Macy's and lots of cute boutique stores. There's an awesome food court too. There is a movie theater, T-Mobile, Daiso and more.

Oakridge is definitely my type of mall. They have most the stores that I really enjoy... Hot Topic Bath& Body Works Daiso MiniSo (new) Box Lunch Tokyo Aldo Francesca's Forever 21 H&M They also have TP Tea, Ranch 99, BJs, Cheesecake Factory and JINYA Ramen. And they're adding even more. Soon they will have mochi donuts and also a Smashburger. What I love about the small the most is that all the stores are very affordable and not overly pricey and fancy. Although I really do like Valleyfair, there's a good portion of their stores that I can't even shop at because they're way out of my league. I feel like I always leave Oakridge with something cool to bring home Lastly, they have my favorite movie theater, Cinemark. I love Cinemark because they have very loungy type seats, D-Box as an option, and one of the best memberships. The Cinemark membership is only $9.99 a month. With that you get 20% off of concessions and you get one free ticket a month. And if you don't use the ticket it will just roll to the next month. I use my tickets like all the time

Westfield oakridge at blossom is one of the 2 malls in the southbay. Compare to the other Westfield valley fair, oakridge is definitely less grant and shops are not as many. There aren't as many first class restaurant as well. I wish they have more store and restaurant here for more selections.

Shopping with babe came for all our birthday needs and got some food shopped some good deals then watch a movie what's not to love here it's everything in one

I have been going to Oakridge since I was a kid. It has definitely had some changes over the years. But I recently went back to visit the area and stopped by the mall...and it was soo hot and stuffy inside the mall... some of the stores had no AC. I remember when people would go to the malls to cool down. Especially with this mall being a Westfield mall I expected it to be better... and a whole lot cooler. This was probably the hottest and stuffiness mall that I have ever been to... so uncomfortable to walk around in...

This used to me my go to mall when I lived South SJ. I missed this place because it way less traffic comparing to Valley fair. It's true that this mall doesn't have the all luxury stores comparing to Valley fair, but I don't make a luxury purchase each time going to the mall. This is like a "everyday" mall that meets all my usual needs. It's very convenient yo have a target, Anderson's bakery, and a 99 ranch supermarket inside the mall. It's a one stop shop that meets all my daily needs.

This mall keeps getting worse and worse. I took my son school shopping and we decided to eat I. The food court. When we went to leave I was stuck to the seating bench! The tape used to cover holes on the seats was stuck to my pants!!! My pants are ruined because this mall does not fix their property. Looking around it looks like duck tape is their go to solution. There was no customer service for the mall only mall security. All they deal with is reports and lost and found. No one was able to address my issue. Aside from the horrible upkeep this mall is also a place to bring your dogs apparently. I've witnessed dog poop on the floor on more that one occasion. I understand service dogs but brining your family dog should not be ok. What about those with allergies? Should those with allergies not be able to shop here?

I started coming to this mall all the time when I moved to south San Jose just 10 minutes away. It is a solid mall--- doesn't seem old / run down and has some good stores. The only thing about this mall that I can think of to gripe about is that it is too small. Ever since they opened the Ranch 99, I come here soo frequently. It's nice and brand spankin' new inside and well stocked. I started always parking in the lot right outside of the Ranch-- there is always a lot of available parking when I come, usually weekday afternoons, and my husband says he has no trouble parking on weekends as well.

Had a wonderful experience with this employee at the bar today. His name is Jacob I believe. Jacob was very kind and friendly with us in explaining how the bar area works. My wife and I will definitely be back for the drinks, movies and the positive energy from Mr Jacob!!!!

3.5 stars Oakridge Mall is located in south San Jose. Not as nice as Valley Fair, obviously... but still pretty decent! This mall is also 10 minutes from my office, so once in a while we'll come here for a team lunch. Anyway, I've been here a couple times... went to Cheesecake Factory for dinner once. Nice bar area! I've also been to the Target here... fairly large. There is a parking garage, so that is convenient. I believe recently they went through a fairly sizable renovation-- I hear there are new stores & restaurants here. Anyway, if you're in south San Jose, this is the nicest mall in the area. Otherwise, I still like Valley Fair better and will go there more often. Happy shoppibng, folks!

My Kids and I are so grateful to have a 11-minute drive West field Mall, it's pretty close to where we live and convenient. This place is like a sanctuary especially if it's summer time people can chill and shop at the same time. I would recommend to a friend and to a family. We love the place.

Love this mall. Clean nice shops and fairly good restaurants. Also you can cross the street there are many stores and restaurants on blossom hill road. The movie theater is nice when it's not busy. I like going to BJ's when there are sport events. Great beer and fun!

Updating my review for pandemic-related concerns...So. Many. People. Not. Wearing. Face. Masks when there is still an indoor mask mandate. It's not even that people are walking around sipping on a coffee, because they do that also, but these are just literally people completely disregarding the requirement all together. There's also no effort to correct it, with the exception of an employee of the Apple store whom I overheard ask someone to wear their mask. I think Westfield should do a better job making sure we're safe. They employ security whom are also not walking around. They could easily walk around & if they were to encounter someone maskless, they could address it.

Our go-to mall is Valley Fair but we do come to this location occasionally. They have a Target, movie theater, and other standard stores like H&M. They would get a higher rating if they turned on the AC on hot days and had better options at their food court.

very fun! a bit small mall but not bad! Didn't get to buy anything because some stores are gone. i would say that this is a fighting place near the front of target next to game stop. 2 people fighter there already almost every week! workers are so sweet! Prices are a bit high. Food is okay! will come here again!!

Most stores were a disaster. Clothes thrown all over. Not much help in the stores. Stood in line for 30 minutes at Macys with only 3 people in front of me. Restroom in the mall was filthy. And if you are going for a reprieve from the heat, don't expect to cool down too much. It was quite warm inside the mall with temps only in the mid 80s outside. Also had one of the worst slices of pizza ever at the food court. I know I shouldn't be shocked but it cost over $7 for a slice of plain cheese. And they also added a service charge? For what? The extra grease that came with it? Won't be going back anytime soon.

I don't live in the area and this was my first visit to the mall. Needless to say I was not impressed and To begin with, the air quality was horrible - hot and stuffy with NO air movement - especially in the food court area which was packed - completely unacceptable with COVID still lurking out there. The Target end by the arcade also had a strong raw sewage odor which was gross. The coolest place in the mall was actually Ranch 99 thanks to its refrigerators/freezers. Overall the mall felt second class compared to Valley Fair and way below Westfield standards. The only thing I'd come back for is Andersen Bakery since I like their sandwiches.

good selection of shops and restaurants needs to be cleaner and modernized. movie theater and staff are nice and would recommend going for that. many things are overpriced but still more affordable than Valley Fair.

I had an appointment at 11:30 today for tire rotation, and wheel alignment. This was at the Oak Ridge wheel Works. Told them I would be waiting. I came back at 1 PM and my car had not moved. I was told the mechanics were all at lunch. Mind you this is during the week they were not busy. I wasted three hours of my day off. What's the point of making an appointment?! My next appointment is January 30 at 7 AM. I wonder if they'll be on a breakfast break.

Dirty, outdated mall, closes early. Mall staff unfortunately are quite rude. Even the bathrooms are blocked off at 8pm. Not family friendly at all. Just go to Valley Fair, don't waste your time here.

I can NOT BELIEVE YOU TOOK Out HOT DOG ON A STICK for RANCH 99!!!!! You also removed BULLSEYE the bb target practice place. You messin up Oakridge! Been coming to this mall since I was a kid ..I'm mid 30s now. I doubt I'll be as frequent when ranch 99 opens. The traffic is going to be impossible. Oh! Let's not forget you also removed SMASH BURGER! Come on oakridge! You should consider opening a sandbox vr arena. I'd might forgive you and come back again every other day...

Thank you Ryan for making the movie experience first class. Order #16243934 RBenson Oakridge mall has the best staff and best movie theater ever

They close so early. 7:30 on a Sunday? Otherwise, a nice clean mall with most of the staple stores you'll go to.

Oak Ridge has easy access to all the stores they have a great food court the movie shows are available what I like most is they have a great variety of merchants the prices are very very good and I feel very comfortable going there and safe

Decent mall with some selection, but nothing special. I came by the Oakridge Mall on a Saturday late afternoon to do some shopping as there was something I needed from Target that was in stock at the Oakridge location. I decided to walk around the mall for a bit to check it out as I've never come by. It's definitely more run down compared to Valley Fair, with a lot less selection as well. I found that many of the shops were kind of random and there weren't too many brand name shops. There was Old Navy, Hollister, Pink, Victoria's Secret, and Nordstrom Rack but so many one-off stores. There is also a movie theater as well as a food court and some restaurants like Cheesecake Factory here. The selection in stores like Old Navy, Hollister and Nordstrom Rack were decent and the stores were relatively clean, but they didn't have anything special about them. Target was pretty clean and well stocked, and it was easy to find what I was looking for. Overall, I probably wouldn't come back here if I wanted to go shopping, but maybe would stop by if I was in the area. Parking was pretty easy, if you get off the 85 South on Santa Teresa and turn right, then turn right onto Thornwood, there is some parking there on the left outside of Macy's and Target. There's also an entrance to the mall there. There were some spots in that area when I visited and I believe there are also other lots/garages too.

148 stores and restaurants and big movie theatre. One of our popular Malls in South San Jose looks like a Ghost town. I Never thought I would actually miss going to a mall to find some good yummies or clothes. Some of the popular restaurants are providing drive by pick up only a lot of places are closed down until further notice. Only one that is open is Target.

not much variety of food there it's mostly asian food (which i do not like). It's pretty cheap but the food isn't my fave. i guess people are nice there but this worker at cajun grill kept creepily staring at me for some reason which made me real uncomfortable. shops are ok but they are pretty pricy. it was around 70 dollars for a few people with small yogurt at tutti frutti. well, what can you expect, it's 2023 and inflation is crazy. idk what im gonna rate this out of ten.

A+ service... Purchased everything I needed for my new phone with great prices!! Thank you Ayaz!!

This is my favorite mall recently. I visit this mall very often for clothes, grocery, restaurants along with different options for fast food. On Sunday's there is farmers market in the parking lot. The Macy's store backstage here, where you will get stuff for very less price. And also I found some good deals in the store. They also have my favorite bakery store, Anderson Bakery. The mall has new store, Living Spaces in the previous sears store. Recently they moved kids play area near the restrooms, which I am not fan. They have a huge parking lot.

A great amount of stores Although I don't often go to Oakridge as my favorite would be Valleyfair. They do offer many stores such as - Macys - Nordstrom Rack - PINK - Victoria Secret - ALDO - Sunglass Hut etc Eateries - Potato Corner - Boba Tea - Hot Dogs - Food Court (Panda Express, Starbucks, etc) etc Although there are lots of parking available, it tends to get crowded during lunch and dinner time.

Stopped in at Westfield Oakridge Mall and I was surprised to see a lot of stores with lines of people waiting to get into the stores. Almost every store had a line. Some lines were longer than others depending on the popularity of the store. If your planing on coming to the mall and do some shopping don't forget your mask and be prepared to wait your turn to enter the store. The only store without a line was Target.

Big mall with lots of parking places (if you park in the Boondocks lol) lots of restaurants that you can go to as groups. They have a food court and a movie theater. With many shops you will most likely find something here to tickle your fancy.

The Westfield Target now has a large percentage of items locked behind glass doors. Items like laundry soap, bleach, dish soap, some cosmetics, face wipes and many more. I wanted to purchase nutrogena makeup remover wipes. The package was a $10 item. I asked a target employee to unlock the door and was told I needed to push the help button. She did not have a key. Six employees and 10 minutes later I was still waiting for someone with a key. It took me heading to customer service to find someone with a key. She apologized and told me that all the locked items were due to so much theft at this store. So far the Targets on Cottle Rd and Morgan Hill do not have locked glass doors throughout the stores. Guess I will go to other stores.

I wouldn't necessarily call this a mall. It's more like a strip mall just in an enclosed space. The reason I say that is that most of the stores are strip mall stores (Old Navy, Target, Nordstrom Rack) and they actually don't have any of the traditional mall stores such as Banana Republic, Gap, Steve Madden, etc. It's also only one story so the selection of stores is even more limited.