Westfield Oakridge - Shop CA (Near San Jose)

5 /5 Zuliman Dost (Mustafa Nuristani): Oakridge Mall is the second (2nd) mall in San Jose, California and the whole bay area, even the world. The first (1st) being Eastridge Mall in San Jose, California. I like Oakridge Mall. I think its flavorful, stylish, and has many varieties of clothes and foods I like. There is even a "Century" Theatre there for movies to watch. Overall Oakridge Mall is a cool, fun, dive at the mall experience.

4 /5 Ahmad Khalaf: Westfield Oakridge is my go-to mall in South San Jose for a relaxed shopping day. The place is massive—with tons of stores like Macys, Target, Nordstrom Rack, H&M, Apple, and plenty of others spread out over a huge area. Its easy to spend hours wandering without feeling cramped, and theres ample parking (including a garage) which is a big plus compared to busier spots like Valley Fair. What really stands out is how clean everything is. The common areas, hallways, and restrooms are consistently spotless, with bright lighting and a modern feel that makes it pleasant to shop or just walk around. Its well-maintained and feels inviting. The food court is convenient (right near the entrance with the movie theater), but the cuisine choices are a bit limited—mostly standard fast food like Asian options (Sarku Japan, Panda Express), burgers, tacos, and quick bites. If youre craving something more diverse or unique, you might want to eat elsewhere nearby, like the Cheesecake Factory outside or other restaurants around the mall. Overall, great for shopping and a chill atmosphere. 4 stars—would recommend for locals!

5 /5 Daniel Vazquez Guevara: This is the first time we visited this mall, and although this is smaller than Westfield Valley Fair, it does have a decent selection of stores. The food court options are slightly limited but very good. It was definitely buzzing and lively during Black Friday. Will definitely come back again!

4 /5 Jonathan Phan: Oakridge offers a more relaxed shopping experience compared to Valley Fair, with anchors like Target, Macy’s, and Nordstrom Rack. The Century 20 theater and restaurant row (BJ’s, Cheesecake Factory, P.F. Chang’s) make it a solid spot for dinner-and-a-movie nights. Layout is single-level and easy to navigate, though some wings feel dated. The recent addition of 99 Ranch Market and Living Spaces adds variety, and parking is free but fills quickly on weekends. Accessibility is decent, with wide aisles and family-friendly amenities. It’s a dependable mall for errands, casual outings, and quick bites.