Ontario Mills

Great Stores. Always end up buying more than I was thinking of buying unfortunately.
I love my Purse stores: Michael Kors, Kipling, Tory Burch, Coach, etc.
Clothing Stores: Banana Republic, H&M, Forever 21, Winsor, Fish Owl, etc etc.
Watch Stores: Decent prices actually steal prices! hahaha :)
Food Court: never can go wrong with all the delicious foods.
Packed… yes indeed it gets packed, but it’s still a big mall that you’ll still have a reasonable amount of space to go around. During Holidays it’ll be much more packed for sure though.

This became one of my favorite malls in San Bernardino, CA. They have unique shops I’m not familiar with in other malls. I noticed a Sanrio store, which I fell in love with and lots of arcades, complete food court and lovely staff. Every shop knows how to give great customer service. The mall takes almost an hour or two to walk it through. Very beautiful and amazing day was spent here!

It was my First time here and It won’t be my last… I think it’s my new favorite shopping center! We drove two hours but it was worth it… This place is huge!!!

I would love to come here regularly because it has many of the stores I love to shop at! I love the new wing they built, Fashion Alley! It’s the new
Location for Nautica, Coach, and Tommy Hilfiger. The stores I commonly have to stop at are Banana Republic, Coach, Tommy Bahama, H&M, Starbucks, Hollister Co., Nike, Abercrombie & Fitch, Oakley Vault, Puma, just to name a few! There’s such a good selection of stores here for low, middle, and high end items.
The food court has a lot of variety to offer. From Italian, to Asian, to American, they have it all. And the surrounding stores around the mall perimeter are great! You’ve got a movie theater as well! It is a must go to shopping center!
The parking lot is huge! You shouldn’t have any problems finding a spot. Although, it can be difficult sometimes. I’ve had to search for a less desirable area in the lot. Not sure if it’s the location of the sun or convenient parking to the closest stores people want to go to. But I’m a little more driven by the sun and finding shade and facing the front of my car away from the direct sunlight cause the rest of my windows are tinted.

My second time here in Ontario and I made it a point to come to this mall. While it’s not a true outlet mall, you can get really great bargains all around. Plus it’s nice to walk the mile around, shake off a big lunch for instance.
If I lived in the area, I would go all the time.

They had alot of stores. It’s supposed to be an indoor outlet and they had some cool store. But to me it’s not a real true outlets. If you want to go to some really good outlets try Camarillo Outlet, Desert Hills Premium Outlet and Livermore Outlet, just to name a few.

This address is Wrong…
They have moved accross the street…
Now on 4^th st next to Tai Pan trading…

Go here on the weekdays right when they opened, way less crowded. The place is packed on the weekends and it’s hard to find parking, they have valet parking though. Great place to people watch though. Plenty of tourists and they have good stores. The food court can get packed, I usually share a table with strangers since every table is filled. Panda Express has the longest line whenever I’m there. I recently went to the Sketchers store for a new pair of shoes for my new job. I also go to Off Saks and Nordstrom Rack as well. They do have a Coach, MIchael Kors, Tory Burch, and Disney outlets as well so many tourists in those.
I also see old people walk inside before they opened since it’s basically a mile to walk the circle once. On the weekends, you have to dodge the slow walkers and the place is pretty warm inside even with the ac on since there’s so many bodies inside.

Did a solo trip out to this outlet in hopes of finding some great deals on a new watch and new sun glasses. I left with neither. LOL
This place was easy to find and spacious parking. The mall itself didn’t feel too big but what I didn’t like the most was that many of stores didn’t even have outlet prices. I wanted to get some prada glasses but had to pay full price so I passed. A lady at the Movado store was very helpful though. I tried on some watches, really liked one, but decided to take more time before I invested in one. I left with her business card, so maybe next time.
I did however had a good time at Bebe. Workers were helpful on the floor and the fitting room. It took over an hour to check their merchandise and although I hate trying on clothes, I had to since some sale items were still pricey and no returns/​exchanges. Left with a few outfits, a trench coat, a cap, and a smile. =)

So much has changed since I came here as a kid with my parents (RIP KB Toys). They have consistently added more stores over time and even feature brand name stores such as Tori Burch, Michael Kors, Nordestrom Rack, and Neiman Marcus. What’s not to like about a shopping mall that has you walk around in a circle versus going up and down escalators like your typical mall?
The clothing deals here are consistant with most outlet prices, although sometimes it may vary depending on the specific store. One of my most favorite stores here is Watch Station; they always have a BOGO 50% or a straight 50% all watches deal. I definitely recommend this store for anyone who is looking to get a nice watch at a good price (Burberry).
They also have a huge food court that is always packed with people looking to fill their stomachs after walkng around. The only cons I can think of is the amount of people that always somehow bump into you while you’re walking. You might get stuck walking behind people that are literally moving at a snails pace while you’re trying to get in and out of stores quick.
I hope they keep adding more stores in the future because I always end up with shopping bags when I leave!

Unfortunately, I think Ontario Mills is better in theory. Who doesn’t want to walk a mile around a mall while shopping? Lol
I like going to walk around and it’s something to do with the cousins when I visit, but I rarely find good things at the prices I expect them to have. Aside from Forever 21 and the Lego store, I’m just not that impressed (like I used to be when it was new and I was younger).

My opinion about this mall may be jaded since I live in Alaska where shopping choices are limited. I get to Ontario a few times a year and I shop here every single time.
I love the variety and options that others cannot quite appreciate. There is something for everyone here, and I usually end up with a suitcase full of products that I can’t get where I live.
The food court has many options, and I find myself dining at outlets that «lower 48» dwellers take for granted. Other dining is available in the vicinity if that is what you’re looking for. If I want to catch a film, there are two major movie complexes to choose from.

This mall/​outlet mall is huge! I was staying at a hotel nearby and came here several times– once at 9 am to walk before they opened.
This mall has many standard outlet mall spots Gap, Banana, Old Navy, Gymboree, etc. there is also Janie & Jack and large food court.
The best store here is Nordstrom Rack– I’m from Oregon and the store is in line with the ones I frequent– I like that kind of consistency.
Worth a stop for bargain hunting.

Definitely a fan, although you may come home with plenty of clothes there are times your just out of luck.
Can get very busy and crowded depending on what time or the day you come in so I recommend late afternoons on the week days or early on the weekends.
Plenty to choose from, Nike, Oakley, GAP and COACH just to name a few.

Ontario Mills Mall is no longer shiny and new but they still offer great outlet store selections. I am a local and personally like shopping here because it is convenient and it is a very large indoor mall. Just doing one lap around the mall is about a mile. It is nice to walk and shop on a rainy or super hot day. They keep the inside temperature comfortable. The outside area feels pretty safe, but I don’t like the people selling candy bars and other items coming up to me while I’m trying to get in my car. This is happening more and more. Dislike! Can’t talk, shopping…
This mall caters to children’s fashion’s, department stores, electronics, entertainment, health & drug, beauty, home decoration, jewelry and watches, men’s fashions, women’s fashions, restaurants, fast food, footwear, specialty items, toys, games, hobbies, and handbags and luggage, sporting sporting-​goods and apparel.
**note bed bath and beyond is no longer located at the mall.
Some of the big name stores here are: Disney store outlet, justice, under armor factory house, Bath and Bodyworks, Victoria secrets, Nike factory store, Bose, game stop, Dave and busters, improv comedy club and dinner Theatre, rain forest café, lancome, GNC, Tommy Hilfiger, DKNY, forever 21, the Lego store, Torrid, and Hot Topic.
The food court has all the typical grub from Cinnabon to Panda Express. I think there are three Starbucks in the mall. The last time I was here it wasn’t overly crowded and everything was kept neat and clean.

Auf unserem Weg nach Los Angeles hatten wir im Ontario Mills Outlet einen Zwischenstopp eingelegt. Hier waren einige Lieblingsmarken unserer Kinder vorhanden und die üblichen bekannten Brands.
Am frühen Nachmittag war der große Parkplatz gut gefüllt und man sollte sich unbedingt den Standort des Fahrzeugs aufschreiben, sonst sucht man beim Verlassen der Mall eine Weile sein Auto. Die Mall ist praktischerweise in einem klimatisierten Gebäude untergebracht, so dass man der sengenden Hitze nicht ausgesetzt wird.
In den ca. 200 Stores findet man unter anderem Neiman Marcus Last Call, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Coach Factory Store, Michael Kors, True Religion, Lucky Brand Jeans Outlet, Nordstrom Rack, H&M, Forever 21, J. Crew Factory, Tommy Hilfiger Company Store, Abercrombie & Fitch Outlet, Nike Factory Store und viele weitere. Die besten Schnäppchen machten wir im Abercrombie Kids Outlet, wo wir unseren Sohn für kleines Geld neu eingekleidet haben.
Für das leibliche Wohl ist dort auch gesorgt. Man findet hier beispielsweise einen großen Foodcourt mit den üblichen Schnellrestaurants wie Burger King, Pizza, China-​Restaurants und einen Starbucks. Im Gebäude ist noch ein Rainforest Café und vor dem Gebäude auch noch einige Essensmöglichkeiten.
Das Ontario Mills Outlet ist täglich geöffnet. Die Öffnungszeiten sind von Montag bis Samstag von 10.00 Uhr bis 21.00 Uhr und am Sonntag von 11.00 Uhr bis 20.00 Uhr. Ein wirklich schönes Outlet mit einer guten Auswahl an Geschäften, wenn auch der schlechte Wechselkurs das Einkaufserlebnis ein wenig getrübt hat.

My last review was from 4 years ago. It still feels as crowded and rundown as it did years ago, but now with more higher end shops. I feel the same way here as i do for Los Cerritos Center. I wouldn’t come here again because, like with Los Cerritos Center, no matter how nice the mall looks, it always feels I’m about to get robbed here lol; it’s just how this area is. It’s just convenient if you’re in the area but not worth going out of your way for. Citadel and Outlets at Orange are still spacious and feel safer than these outlets

Ontario Mills Outlet /​Ontario Mills /​or simply just «The Mills» has seemingly established itself as being the Inland Empire’s «go to» place for bargain hunters and those looking for a way around paying full price.
All in all, I get the concept.
Located on Mills Circle just off of 4^th Street and Milliken, sits this smorgasboard of discounted shopping retailers — and from Abercrombie to Coach and H&M directly to Swarovski, Hot Topic, Nordstrom Rack and Dave & Buster’s, this place has for the most part, covered all bases. I’m depressed to have seen Wolfgang Puck’s go but replacing it w/​Ralph Lauren was a relatively good call.
For those unfamiliar with this place, if ever there was anything to do in Ontario… ONTARIO MILLS WOULD BE IT.
Each «neighborhood» (there are 10) within the «mall», if that’s what we’re referring to it as being, boast a different number and theme and for the most part, parking (free of charge) is notably accessible affront each neighborhood’s entry yet like most other malls, can induce a migraine around the conception of any major holiday.
A total testament to my age would be the fact that upon this mall’s opening over a decade ago, friends and I would travel from afar, carpooling just to get to this place. Hands down, we thought we were the «ish» for ditching school to go shopping! Our day was complete upon our stopping off at Krispy Kreme prior to hopping back onto the freeway and commencing our trek back…
(sighs…) «Those were the days…»
These days,…not so much, as with the opening of nearby Victoria Gardens, offering a bit more of a plush outdoor feel,… despite all that’s offered within this joint, it’s still somehow managed to lose its luster.
In addition to an on-​site Market Broiler, Rainforest Café’ and AMC theaters, this place actually offers valet parking directly affront entry to the Improv (comedy club) –YET– there’s no shaking the fact that at the end of the day, it’s still located within the very epicenter of the boondocks.
* * Who, in their RIGHT mind, is going to bypass a cluster of malls just to travel to this place???
I mean, I’m a sucker for valet and while most of us in LA and Orange Counties have come to anticipate pulling up to it… for the Inland Empire, this option TRULY serves as a bit of an upgrade. Maybe next, they’ll discover cable television. O_​_​o
Random Fact: I was actually made aware a few years back, that this «mall» was the largest one story «mall» within North America; literally occupying up to 2 hours of your time just to traverse around in completion — simply because traveling one direction from start to finish you’ll have traveled over a mile.
#the-​more-​you-​know
In short, think of this place as being a total replication of «The Outlets» in Orange (formerly «The Block»), or even Cabazon’s — «Desert Hills Premium Outlets», minus the drive out. I can’t state this enough however lines are ABSURRRRD during the holidays yet avoiding the pretentious let alone pushy sales clerks elsewhere somehow makes it a bit more worthwhile.
Channeling the words of my old Aunt Mable, «Bay-​beh, …some things are just good for — what they’re good for.»
As I see it, this place emphatically embodies that theory. Inevitably, I suppose that’s far better than their being «good for nothin’” — -

Huge indoor outlet! About 1 mile to loop the entire outlet.
Always busy. I never been here when it was not shoulder to shoulder walking, even at opening time.
Great store selection. They have upgraded a lot of the outlet so it looks prettier.

One of my favorite malls to go to. Thanks to the Nike and UA store. With all the other malls around the area, I usually find the best deals here!
It’s not just the deals that are great, from the help desk to cleaning crew, everyone I’ve interacted with has been pleasant to deal with. Never had any issues when I had a question or two.
There is tons of parking but on days such as Black Friday or around major holidays, you can expect to part kind of far.
The security staff here is good too. I usually notice them patrolling inside and outside the mall, which is great! I rarely see them just in one area besides the officers who post up near the comedy club during night time.
Great deals, friendly staff, great location, can’t ask for much more than that!

So many stores to go crazy for OMG!!!
WOW!!!
There is everything around here.
There are also deals almost in every store.
It just gets super packed almost everyday here especially on weekends not a surprise there.
But the outside view of this place is amazing.