Shopping
Whether you are looking for a new outfit, a gift for a friend or family member or a professional service, Orange County certainly has it all. Beautiful historic districts, lifestyle centers and modern malls are all available here, each packed with a variety of stores sure to appeal to every type of shopper.
The Plaza, also known as Old Towne Orange, is recurrently recognized as the county’s choice downtown area. Spanning one square mile, the district is brimming with boutiques and specialty shops, art galleries, professional businesses and more than 100 antique dealers – designating Orange as the antique capital of southern California. Each Thursday, between 2:00 and 7:00 p.m., visitors to The Plaza can browse through the city’s Farmer’s Market, located at 143 S Lemon St., Orange. Local merchants offer an array of products, including fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, candles and much more.
The Block at Orange a one-stop place for your retail, entertainment and dining needs. This open-air boardwalk is ideally located at the intersection of Interstate 5 and State Highways 22 and 57.
The Village at Orange is a shopper’s haven in the city with 100 specialty shops, restaurants and breweries and is located at 1500 East Village Way.
One of the county’s newest shopping and entertainment additions is the one-million-square-foot District at Tustin Legacy. This lifestyle center is home to a number of well-known retailers, specialty boutiques and a great mix of service and health and beauty businesses. The District at Tustin Legacy also hosts the District Promenade, a gathering place positioned within the heart of the development. In addition to further sites for shopping and dining, the District Promenade is home to AMC Tustin 14 and a variety of events, including the free live music series every Friday and Saturday night.
Additional sites for shopping in the Orange County area include the Stadium Promenade and Town & Country shopping center in Orange; The Marketplace at Tustin; Fashion Island in Newport Beach; South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa; Brea Mall; the Irvine Spectrum Center; as well as Westfield MainPlace Mall in Santa Ana.
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