Westfield Oakridge Directory Map

More than 100 stores, two levels, and a big shopping center: that’s Westfield Oakridge. It has everything from dining and shopping to movies and a wide mix of other entertainment choices.

Scroll through the categories to see what kind of shop interest you, or use the search box on the upper-left side of the map to locate any particular shop you’re looking for. To zoom in for a closer look, just hover your mouse cursor over the map and use the zoom-in and zoom-out buttons (located on the lower-right) to get a better sense of how things are laid out. You can go into full screen if you want as well.

How to Use the Mall Map and What to Find

To see a floor plan of the mall, click on either “L1” or “L2” in the upper-right corner of map. This will toggle you between floors, clicking on any of the pins will give you additional information about the store.

Most of the restaurants and shopping experiences is located on the lower level (L1). This is where shoppers can hit up some of the larger department stores such as Target and Macy’s. There are also plenty of casual clothing retailer such as Uniqlo, Old Navy, and H&M. If you’re into accessories and jewelry, check out Michael Kors, Swarovski, and Pandora. For more unique shopping, there are specialty stores such as Torrid (plus size), Zumiez (skate style), and Hot Topic (pop culture gear). There are also lots of places for kids to shop and play with The Children’s Place, Carter’s, and Build-A-Bear Workshop.

And the food choices on this floor span nearly any taste. You can choose fast casual restaurants like Sarku Japan/Sanraku (sushi) or Chipotle-style Mexican food from Taco Bell Cantina or Panda Express, or a heartier meal at BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse, The Cheesecake Factory, or Kellys Cajun Grill. For those who love snacks, there’s Auntie Anne’s and Wetzels for some pretzels and Coldstone Creamery for an ice cream treat. For a sweeter treat, check out Uncle Tetsu for there Japanese cheesecakes. You can also try Lolli & Pops and See’s Candies.

Upstairs, L2 is more straightforward with only two primary spots. You’ll still find Macy’s and Target here which makes finding them easy (no need to walk through the whole mall).

In addition to dining and shopping, Westfield Oakridge offer entertainment and services. If you’re in need of health-related things, head over to GNC, Dr. Holbert Optometrists, and Optima Dental. And then there’s the fitness element: A UFC Gym.

Then there’s entertainment. There are 20 screens at the Century movie theater, a gaming arcade called Sugarloaf Arcade, and a pottery-painting spot called Color Me Mine. There’s even an attraction called Jolly Roger Land with rides for kids. And for beauty? Well, there are salons (Phenix Salon Suites and Hollywood Eyebrow), nail spas, and eyebrow specialists.

The electronics segment include wireless carriers Verizon and T-Mobile. It also includes Best Buy rivals such as FYE and GameStop, and of course, Apple.

With a lot of stores, the mall can get crowded with visitors. While some might find this a bit overwhelming, there are stores for all kinds of shoppers. Parking and crowd control can sometimes be difficult at certain times of day, but the options makes the visit worth it.

There’s a good selection of local and international food, such as Vietnamese pho at Pho 408 and Thai at Ruby Thai. There is also some interesting shopping at Spencer’s and Fanloli, as well as home furnitures at Sleep Number and Living Spaces.

Because store availability changes over time, this directory map will be kept up-to-date. You should of bookmarked the page now so you can return to it easy when checking out the directory next time.