One Pacific Place — Attraction in Omaha

One Pacific Place is one of my favorite stops. They have a little bit there for everybody and then some. My go to is Trader Joe’s. That is definitely my favorite stop for my snacks, fresh fruit,and other fresh natural products. They have a scooters coffee, wheatfields Café, Eddie Bauer, Bath and Bodyworks, Dentistry For Health, and many more businesses. The parking lot has plenty of room for parking. I never have a hard time finding a spot. Regardless of where you park it is within walking distance to any store. The grounds are kept up well. If it snows it’s always plowed on time. In the summer days the grass is always cut in the flowerbeds are always well-maintained. They have benches to sit. They also even have a large fireplace to keep you warm. They even have a large sculpture that is very attracting. From groceries to restaurants to clothing stores to Health Shoppes and a few yoga studio there’s plenty available...

One Pacific Place is probably the most well maintained outdoor shopping area in Omaha. The parking lot is free of any potholes that seem to be destroying many other shopping places in Omaha.* I really love the fact that they don't have any rule signs posted as you enter the area. Some of the other outdoor shopping mall places have these "No guns allowed" "no skateboards no smoking" signs you see as soon as you enter. Those signs give an very unfriendly vibe and the "no guns allowed" signs are just ridiculous. How is that sign going to stop a bad guy? All the sign does is prevent the good guys from bringing their concealed weapon for their the protection of their family. Anyway 5 stars go to One Pacific Place. it's a great place to shop and I feel safe that no one's going to break...

This is a very busy area of Omaha with high end shopping. Be wise and hold on to your belongings here as a friend’s back pack was unzipped @ Trader Joe’s. There are super sales here at times with Chicos and Talbots, long standing stores. The restaurant on the west corner constantly changes. You can find a large mixed green salad this summer at the current restaurant for under $5. The other restaurants are steady though not particularly charming and high sugar/salt with less ability to listen to their guests if you want a healthy option. A yoga place moved in on the west side. When our group stopped, there was nobody to ask questions to -...