Orange County Shopping
If you love to shop, plan to stay at least a week in Irvine, bring an empty suitcase and wear comfortable shoes.
Irvine offers fashionistas, casual shoppers and people-watchers five major shopping destinations. You can easily wile away a whole day at any one, whether strolling through the shops of Irvine Spectrum Center or enjoying a leisurely sunny day at Fashion Island.
Of course, even dedicated shoppers need a break from time to time, and that's where Irvine shopping really excels! See the city from 150 feet in the air, slip down to the beach for a picnic, or let the kids go bowling while you relax over food and drinks, choosing from hundreds of restaurants, both locally owned and Southern California favorites. When you're visiting Irvine and Orange County, shopping is a destination in itself!
Featured Partners
- 4730 Barranca Pkwy
- Irvine, CA 92604
- Phone: (949) 733-0900
Hailed by Los Angeles Times and Orange County Register as "the Whole Foods of Ethnic Supermarkets," the store features an array of Asian and American products, including: organic produce, organic More >>
- 401 Newport Center Dr.
- Newport Beach, CA 92660
- Phone: (949) 721-2000
Fashion Island is Orange County's premier coastal shopping destination, offering a unique blend of luxury, designer and fashion specialty boutiques—including Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s, More >>
- 3333 Bristol St.
- Costa Mesa, CA 92626
- Phone: (800) 782-8888
South Coast Plaza is the crown jewel of shopping in coastal California. Recognized internationally for its unparalleled collection of more than 250 boutiques, department stores and award winning More >>
- 2915 El Camino Real
- Tustin, CA 92782
- Phone: (714) 730-4124
The Market Place is more than a retail location. It’s a shopping, dining and entertainment destination where families come to spend, explore and discover. A place where everything you want is More >>
- Irvine Center at Bridge Road and Campus Drive in Irvine (across from UC Irvine)
- Irvine, CA 92617
Highlights: The market features California-grown produce from local vendors that has been on the vine, plant or tree until being brought to the market. Shoppers can find products from beekeepers, More >>
