Oakwood Center

There is plenty of parking (mainly because there weren't many people there the day I went). I do like the funky styles of the stores I did go into. Everything was clean. I guess it's easy to keep clean if you don't have many customers. Interesting customer base. Wide aisle, plenty of space to sit if needed. I came because a friend wanted to come to shop for some clothes.

the small seems to be a hidden gem. They have a wide range of stores and pretty divers food court. It's located right off the highway making it a convenient stop.the fact that it is one story might sway you to think that there isn't much here but they definitely Target the upper middle-class with stores like Old Navy, Forever 21, H& M, and JCPenney. during my visit, I was also able to hit up Payless, Charlotte Russe and New York & Company.the space itself felt cleaning and I liked having the majority of stores I shop at in one place I will definitely be returning in the future.

Oakwood is NOT family friendly!!! Young black juveniles and adults walk around with the bare bottoms showing and/or their underwear showing and use every type of perverse language.The tables in the food court were filthy, crumbs, paper, condiment residue.

Oakwood is a very basic and small mall with very ample parking lots. They have a handful of popular stores such as H&M, F21, Charlotte Russe, Victoria Secret,Old Navy, Ulta and Dillards. Oakwood also has their very own Cafe Du Monde so customers can grab beignets in between shopping! Their Frozen Cafe Au Lait is also a definite must! Overall, this mall is great for quick in-and-out shopping. Other than their minuscule fountain at the center of the mall, it isn't really a scenic shopping complex.

Ugh. First of all, has anyone ever given a mall a gleaming review? "I love fighting wayward teens with nothing better to do than wander around a mall on a Wednesday afternoon and angry moms wrangling their screaming brood in order to buy an overpriced pair of Nikes." These are the same folks who obviously haven't heard of the new fangled thing called the internet and zappos.But I digress. Yes, every now and then I find myself with the need to go to the mall. First of all, Oakwood was once pretty good. It had some nice restaurants and great stores and kiosks. Those days are gone.The stores in this mall are "low budge". What I mean by that is; little rinky dink no name shoe stores, a weird purse store full of cheap trash (go to Dillard's and get something good), pathetic kiosks dedicated to wigs, "blinged" out chains, cell phone covers and lash (yes, eyelash) decorations. Oh, and I almost forgot the tooth whitening station and massage "nook", because if I want white teeth and a rub down, I head to Oakwood.Look, I grew up on Oakwood. I loved what it was before the storm. Sure, it was a little "Westbank", but I was a teenager and didn't know any better. And the Neon Pretzel that they used to have was the BOMB!I will say this...the saving graces of this mall are the Victoria's Secret (I think I'm gonna review that place separately because I can't make it from entrance to register without being asked if I wear the right size bra at least once), the Cafe du Monde (because I loves my frozen Cafe au Lait), and the Bath and Body works. All the rest of the stores are geared towards younguns (Forever 21, Charlotte Russe, etc.). If you MUST go to a mall, go to Lakeside...but have fun parking!You know what? Don't even go there. Just shop online. Seriously. Ebay it. Gently used is better than "mallin" it.

This mall was heavily looted and burned during Katrina. It has never been the same since. Many of the merchants pulled out and the restaurants (Cannons and Semolina) are closed. There is still a limited food court. Id recommend you go somewhere else, but it is convenient to a lot of areas.

Ok, the quick and dirty is that My favorite mall is Lakeside hands down which is why i took pff two stars. Now I hate crowds so I usually go only during the week. I will occasionally go to Esplanade when I want to go to the eye store Lens Crafters) or Things Remembered. Otherwise,'I avoided Oakwood like the plague. After this last visit I may need to reconsider Oakwood mall again.Quite frankly, I remember when Oakwood was a premier shopping center with Marshall's upstairs, the Gap, Mignon Faget, etc. then it underwent a decline and it seems to be coming back. I am quite pleased with the Things Remembered kiosk (see my review), and it's a great place to get your watch battery replaced (look for Mr. Ali who is from Pakistan and is friendly and gave me a great deal for replacing the battery on my Technomarine watch). Plus it's really awesome to find shoes (see my review for Payless and Sears). And I discovered a FANTASTIC store called Earthbound Trading that apparently Pepe d last month? Now I forgot the sales guys name (I truly am bad with names ya'll) but Antoinette (the sales lady) were super friendly. Will have to write a review!I'm liking you again Oakwood mall! When I'm on the wank I may have to stop by again!Happy Shopping!

Awesome selection of shopping. Great location. Lot of parking. Great. Food court.

Was an mall that does not count with the capacity's of. Having a lot of people on clients sales deman

The nail salon place is horrible!!! They ripped my skin off of my lip and made me pay for the rest. They were rude and raising their voices, and did absolutely NOTHING to help. They made it seem as if it was my fault for them burning my lip. I have the nerve to sue