Valley Country Market

Peter X· a year ago

I stopped by this Valley Country Market to go to Loqui. I saw that they charge for parking and they use the camera to get your license plate. I parked across the street and walked to the place I was grabbing food at. I saw this market has Blue Bottle Coffee, Lodge Bread Company, Van Leewen Ice Cream and other places too.

Yulya Valuy· 10 months ago

A lot of cute places to go. I love that they have Loqui, so I don’t have to go downtown for these chef-style (!) tacos. I also like how everything is arranged, you can grab a small gift, get matcha, or even book a massage after a workout. Very convenient, clean and modern spots. Parking was a bit confusing, drivers usually don’t like using QR codes to validate the free parking, but what can we do… this tech is everywhere now. Overall very pleasant experience if you are among healthy lifestyle ppl

Luis Ramirez· 10 months ago

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ for privacy and integrity ★☆☆☆☆ for customer respect and privacy ★☆☆☆☆ for honesty and consent ★☆☆☆☆ for ethical business practices ★☆☆☆☆ for respect toward customers Valley Country Market has completely lost my trust. I came here expecting a quick, pleasant stop to try the new ice cream shop, but instead I got a taste of what corporate surveillance looks like in everyday life. The moment I entered the parking lot, cameras scanned my license plate, and almost instantly I received a text from a company called Metropolis. They somehow connected my plate to my phone number and messaged me out of nowhere. I never gave Valley Country Market or Metropolis permission to collect, share, or use my personal information. There are no visible warnings at the entrance telling drivers that their plates are being recorded or that their data is being stored. The text itself is vague and

Jake.of.Trades· 7 years ago

This place has really gotten a face lift over the last couple of years. But tere are very few shops to go to but they did add a blue bottle and a healthy greens.

Bradley Kaaya· a year ago

Great shops whose business will sadly be impacted by a terrible parking system. Was unaware I was being charged $7 each time I spend more than 15 minutes on this lot. $7 isn’t even how much it costs to park in Beverly Hills. Some of my friends would rather just not enter altogether and go eat elsewhere than be charged this much. Woodland Hills is not the place to charge middle-classed hardworking people $7 for parking when they’re already overpaying $20 for a tiny salad from Sweetgreen.

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