Regency Court

New life is being breathed into Regency! I like the mix of the stores here. From Borsheims, (I love their free ring cleaning), to Anthropologie, Kinarra, PB Kids, and now Lululemon? There are many reasons to revisit this mall. Also included is Flemmings, a nice higher-end steak house is included and I would recommend them to anyone in town or visiting. I like stores like the Learning Express that bring in mascots of popular shows that bring kids out. The new wellness spa Valo is really well liked, and their bridal store is beautiful. Most recently I came to Regency for a pop up boutique shopping event, and then for a Yelp Blow-out event. It seems there is a lot more to come, like other mini-pop up vendors, dining, and newer stores. If you don't like the crowds of Westroads, this might be the place for you!

I love Regency Court! It is a small, luxurious shopping center with great stores. This is your place for a less chaotic shopping experience :) My favorites are Kinaara for Indian food, Dry Bar for blowouts, Lovesace for the best couches ever, Borhseims for jewelry and gifts, Loft or Anthropologie for stylish clothes. There's plenty of parking. Bathrooms towards the back between Pottery Barn Kids and Borsheims. Lots of live pants in the mall.

This is kind of 'the expensive mall' where the stores are high-end, the people are well-groomed, the children are polite and sometimes dogs are carried around in handbags... Case in point, where other malls in town are connected to Sears, Yonkers and Target stores, this one has Borsheims as a major tenant. As an unsurprising result, I do not shop here frequently, but when I sometimes end up at Regency Court for whatever reason (this time it was cereal bowls from Williams & Sonoma) it offers up a nice atmosphere to browse around for other types of less utilitarian, higher end, items, and imagine what kinds of things I would buy if I won the lottery.

Yes, this is the "uppity" shopping mall that's literally right across the street from "normal" mall Westroads. Still, Recency Court has plenty to offer for a small, polished mall. While most of the stores seem to be geared towards middle aged women with plenty of cash to spend on fabulous things, that doesn't stop me from grabbing some coffee supplies from Williams & Sonoma on the regular. And is it wrong that I enjoy looking at all the knicknacks at Anthropologie? And you have to admit Paradise Bakery & Cafe (http://www.yelp.com/biz/paradise-bakery-and-cafe-omaha) has decent food at reasonable prices. And Garbo's is always a clutch spot to grab hair care supplies. Then there's Borsheims, a Warren Buffett owned jewelry store, a landmark in its own right.In all, Regency Court offers a shopping experience that you can't find anywhere else in town. I appreciate it for that fact alone.

I love this mall! Very high class and glamorous! The feeling inside is sleek and rustic. Stores are pretty expensive but it figures since it is in one of the richest areas of Omaha. Nothin to complain about, bathrooms are tidy and many options for all ages including Pottery Barn Kids and a you store for the younger kids. Borsheims is a great jewelry store that is not like a cliché shopping mall jewelry store. Recommend it to all!

I've been to this mall 4 times - each time for the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meetings. The mall is pretty small and has maybe 10 stores? I personally have never been interested in any of them- i.e. A wedding dress store, pottery barn, some other high end furniture shop, a fur coat shop, etc. The only store I window browse in occasionally when I'm waiting around is Borsheims. I've purchased a few Swarovski tennis bracelets from there. The worst part about this mall is the bathrooms. There's only 2 stalls in the women's bathroom and 1 stall/1 urinal in the men's bathroom. When there are ~40,000 people at the mall, you can imagine how incredibly long the bathroom lines are! Im sure other than this weekend that there are rarely other times there would be a long line. But still, two bathrooms for a mall seems too little to me!

Been shopping here since the place was built eons ago. Always a refined, unhurried experience where the quality of goods purchased is never in question. Williams and Sonoma is always a treat, as is Paradise Bakery and Cafe. And of course Pottery Barn and many more. A can't miss shopping experience.

Saw a recent review for Regency Court and it reminded me - this place stinks! It literally smells bad. Like mildew, possibly from their last renovation which I'd guess was in the 1980s.Also the staff in Williams Sanoma, Pottery Barn and Anthropologie were less than helpful. In Pottery Barn I asked a salesperson about couch, she walked away, started helping another customer (who I will admit looked like they have more money than me...commission... cha-ching!).Thankfully no need to return.