Benny & Emmy Crepes San Jose

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 Old Navy, a Forever 21, 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.

This place is happening! Several restaurants and a food court, movie theater and most of your favorite retail stores all under one roof. Was very disappointed to see all of the empty shelves at Target, though. It doesn’t seem to be a problem that you can use the 'ol "supply chain" for, however. I saw individuals left and right that were putting merchandise in their coats and when i pointed them out to staff nobody seemed to care, let alone approach the individuals. Anyways, why would a retailer even tolerate empty shelves. Fill them with other products, don't leave them empty!