Women's Clothing Store in Omaha, NE

About the Store

Ann Taylor at Regency Court is located at 120 Regency Parkway in Omaha, Nebraska 68114, within the upscale Regency Court Shopping Center in the heart of Omaha's Regency neighborhood. Situated between Dodge Street and Pacific Street and just east of Interstate 680, Regency Court is conveniently positioned for shoppers from across the metro area. The center draws a well-established clientele from surrounding communities including Dundee, Midtown, and the affluent western suburbs stretching toward Elkhorn and Millard, making it one of Omaha's premier destinations for elevated shopping and dining.

This Ann Taylor location offers a carefully curated selection of workwear, suiting, dresses, blouses, and elevated everyday styles for women. Shoppers visiting the Regency Court store come seeking polished, versatile pieces that take them from the office to weekend gatherings with ease. The store also serves customers traveling from throughout the greater Omaha metro, as well as visitors to the area drawn to Regency Court's thoughtfully assembled collection of premium retailers, fine dining, and specialty services.

If a particular style or size is not available in store, our associates are happy to help you place an order for in-store pickup or home delivery. Additionally, eligible online purchases made at anntaylor.com can be returned at this location. Simply bring your item along with your packing slip or order confirmation and our team will take care of the rest.

Getting Here

By car: Ann Taylor at Regency Court is located at 120 Regency Parkway, Omaha, NE 68114. The center is easily accessible from both Dodge Street (U.S. Route 6) and Pacific Street via Regency Parkway, and sits just east of Interstate 680. Shoppers from west Omaha, Elkhorn, Millard, and surrounding communities will find the location straightforward to reach from multiple directions. Regency Court offers surface lot parking throughout the property, providing convenient and easy access to Ann Taylor and neighboring retailers, dining, and services.

By transit: Omaha's public transit system, Metro Transit, serves the greater Omaha area with bus routes across the city. The Omaha Rapid Bus Transit (ORBT) line runs along Dodge Street from downtown to Westroads, with stops near the Regency area. Additional routes including Route 92 (Dodge Express) provide connections along this corridor. Visit ometro.com for current schedules, route maps, and fare information. That said, most visitors to Regency Court find that driving is the most practical and convenient option, given the center's easy highway access and ample free parking.

About the Area

Regency Court is a 171,000 square foot shopping center known for its distinctive craftsman aesthetic, featuring warm tones, natural building materials, and an intimate atmosphere designed for an upscale adult audience. The center is home to a thoughtfully selected mix of premium retailers, including Anthropologie, Pottery barn, Williams-Sonoma, Borsheims Fine Jewelry, and LOFT, alongside fine dining destinations such as Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Bonefish Grill. Its positioning within one of Omaha's most well-regarded neighborhoods, combined with a tenant base that emphasizes quality and style, makes it a standout destination in the region and a natural fit for Ann Taylor's elevated aesthetic.

The Regency neighborhood is one of Omaha's most established and sought-after communities, bounded by West Dodge Road, South 96th Street, Pacific Street, and Interstate 680. Originally developed with significant investment from Mutual of Omaha, the area is known for its tree-lined streets, green spaces, walking trails, and proximity to top dining, shopping, and professional services. The neighborhood attracts a sophisticated residential base with a strong affinity for quality fashion and refined everyday living. Ann Taylor at Regency Court proudly serves this community, offering polished styles that complement the active, professional, and stylish lifestyles of the women who call this part of Omaha home.

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