This is a cute and well maintained high end shopping place. The parking is super easy in the giant…read morelot and there's always a spot no matter when you come. I love the combination of entertainment from the AMC, beauty from the hair and nail salons and Ulta , fitness from the Equinox, dining from Tender Greens and La Pain, and grocery shopping from Gelson's. It's also so clean here!

Convenient location with a great selection of stores and conveniences. Recommended. The parking lot…read moreis a zoo.

Good morning I walked into Ross in Venice Beach on April 3,…read more2026. I wanted to try some skirts on in the womens dressing room. I'm a Native American transgender. I was told to use the men's dressing room. I don't have problems at other Ross stores as a transgender. My counselor from Edelman told me to walk away in situations like this and not argue. I was going to purchase a skirt and high heels. I just walked out and never return. Cindy Native Queen

I was still in college the last time I came through this particular Ross - so it's been beyond…read moreforever (waaaayy before my Yelp years!) Since I was driving through, I thought a stop might just bring back some memories. And do some shopping, why not. I feel like it has gotten a little bigger but a bit more cramped - then again, my memory is unreliable. The good thing is I found everything I needed and then some at some serious bargain prices. I may have spent more than originally planned, but they have such good buys, it was incredibly hard to resist! Staff was friendly and welcoming! It almost felt like a homecoming. It did bring up tons of memories. Who knew a Ross store could do that! Would come back at first opp!

I walked through this outdoor mall for the first time recently. Santa Monica Place is a shopping…read moremall that is at the south end of Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade. Anchor stores Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom closed recently. They do have upscale tenants like Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Tory Burch, COACH and AllSaints. There are also places to eat like Din Tai Fung and Cheesecake Factory. The Cayton Children's Museum is a fun entertainment option for kids. Santa Monica Place is three levels and has a L.A. Metro Rail stop nearby.

Wow this place has really become a ghost town. I remember when it was bustling with stores and…read morepeople and music and now there is still music... a dj was there trying to keep people upbeat on a Friday but half the stores are empty. Since Nordstrom moved out it's just so eerie. Not a lot going on. I happened to come in as I was checking out a potential new gym which is coming in - Club Studio - and they're going to be pretty huge and take the old Bloomingdales space, people were super friendly and helpful so hopefully that will help but Santa Monica is gonna need a lot more investment in order to drive the people back to shop in person because there is really no good selection of stores of value - just a few boutiques and some brands like Nike or Johnny Was or Paige. Din Tai Fung and Cheesecake on the top floor which is great but other than that... let's hope for more stores in the future.

This review is specifically for the jewelry section. I have come to this location several times…read morespecifically for deals on Disney Baublebar jewelry, potential rare finds for designer jewelry from Gucci or even clearance items (I recently got a beautiful Kendra Scott necklace retailing for $70 but for $13!). Regina at jewelry counter was super patient and helpful as I was scouring the deals and even when she rang me up and I found two more things she added them to my transaction! Parking lot available but spots are somewhat tight so just be careful because it's a busy plaza with several other stores.

It's been a long while since I have been to this location but man..... this place has some of the…read morerudest staff. I don't know what type of management is here but every one here seems so much to be on an offensive side. Inappropriate comments, yelling at customers in line and on the in store announcements whoever speaks sounds so unpleasant. These workers and management need be taught etiquette and customer experience skills. Large selection of items here. The Thing wrong about this place I've noticed is its approach to handling customers. The appropriate way to handle security, The check out experience needs a ton of help.

Runway is a nice, quaint shopping center in Playa Vista…read more Parking is pretty plentiful between free street parking and paid parking structure. Unfortunately not all businesses validate and parking is kinda expensive for this area/location. Nice variety of businesses between medical offices, retailers, restaurants, cinema, kids play area, Whole Foods, etc. Free Market concept is very cool. Love some of the small businesses that have been incorporated into the space. Unfortunately, a number of the retail spaces seem to succumb to significant turnover. All in all, nice place to have in the community.

Inconsistent parking validation system. Sometimes it doesn't read my validation properly and the…read moreattendants are unwilling to help when you call them on the button. It has eaten my validation ticket multiple times without crediting me and it won't return the validation ticket either. You also can only validate once which is a bit annoying if you want to stay a while. Lots of retailer turnover so lots of empty spaces. But the retailers who stay are great!

Lots of items available but seemed organized. Can find some…read moregood prices. I have had success finding shoes.

I used to love shopping at Nordstrom Rack in the Fox Hills Mall (Westfield Culver City). I've been…read morea loyal customer for years and every visit I'd easily spend $400+ without any issues. Unfortunately, an experience about two years ago completely changed how I feel about this store. During my last visit, I was racially profiled and followed throughout the store by two asset protection employees (one male and one female). I have no idea why I was singled out. Despite being treated that way, I still purchased around $600 worth of items that day. What made it even more upsetting was seeing one of them waiting near the front door as I was leaving, as if they expected me to do something wrong. I even waved and laughed in disbelief because it was so obvious. He stood at the door after following me, once the second person started following me, then left that post after I walked out with my purchased items. What's even more frustrating is that I saw someone else (same ethnicity as the security that were following me) in the store actually stealing items, but because they were so focused on watching me, they completely ignored her. I saw her walk right out the door after stuffing her pockets and purse with stolen items. Unbelievable! That experience was disappointing. I left the store wishing I hadn't spent a dime there. Since then, I've never returned to that location. I even tried shopping at the Nordstrom Rack on Fig at 7th downtown recently, and unfortunately experienced the same thing, being followed around the store. Because of these experiences, I've decided I will no longer shop at Nordstrom Rack or Nordstrom. No customer who is spending their hard-earned money should feel targeted or profiled while simply trying to shop. Prior to the incident where I was followed around the store, I had another frustrating experience at this location. On a previous visit, I purchased clothes and other items. When I walked out, the alarm at the door went off, but another customer was exiting at the same time so I assumed it was related to her purchase. I had two bags of clothes and other items, and didn't notice anything unusual when I quickly checked my bags. About a month later, when I went to wear one of the dresses, I discovered the security sensor was still attached. It was black and blended in with the dress, which is probably why I didn't notice it earlier. I then checked the other clothes and two more dresses that I hadn't worn yet and found that they also still had sensors attached, hidden on the slip of the dress. I returned to the store to have them removed, but initially the staff refused because I didn't have the receipt. Fortunately, I had used my Nordstrom credit card and they were able to look up the purchase and finally remove the sensors. This situation could have been avoided if the employee had properly checked the dresses (since they hide their sensors) before bagging them. These are higher-priced items that typically have sensors attached, so you would think staff would be trained to know where the sensors are placed. But I don't totally blame the staff because they were hidden. Why not make them visible? Why place a black sensor on a black dress? Customers shouldn't have to inspect their purchases for security tags after leaving the store. Goodbye, Nordstroms! It was fun while it lasted.

Service was amazing ! The drive up people work so hard! To bring your grocery's out! Exceptional…read moreservice today, all due to Anthony! A big thanks Selections are always great here! Do drive up! And the value is great! Love the one on Jefferson!

Went by Target, but unfortunately it is temporarily closed because of a fire. Just noting it here…read moreso people know what is going on. No rating for this visit since I could not shop, but I hope they are able to reopen safely and come back strong.

Came in to this Target (which recently had a fire) and was in search of a few unique items. I…read moreneeded some fragrance free body wash (due to sensitive skin-too much info perhaps-lol), blue gift wrap paper (the blue die has properties that actually help protect various items), and a few more things. The blue gift wrap paper is going to be used to protect a family relic, (an OG Mr. Bingle-New Orleans folks know WHO or WHAT he is lol). And since the one I have is a keepsake from the OG Maison Blanche dept store from back in the day, I need to take that extra step to protect him-and the blue wrapping paper does just that. Lastly, I was in need of a few to go containers that transform into nice little packages for carry out grub These not only look nice and provide a few aesthetics, but will come in handy as I prepare to send more and more folks on their merry way with my Holy Bell Peppers! Did I mention CSA, or customer service All Star Edwin (pictured) led the way, particularly when it came to the body wash, which was in a different isle of the store from last time and thank goodness was no longer under lock and key!

This Target is located inside the Westfield Culver City Mall. It's a pretty big Target and seems to…read morebe well stocked. The big negative is that a lot of the smaller, more valuable items or commonly stolen items are locked up like at most Walmarts. I totally understand as Culver City is not one of the nicest of cities in the greater Los Angeles area. There is a parking garage for the mall, so there are plenty of parking. The parking garage has a sign as you enter that shows how many parking spots are available. The garage also has lights above each space (red = occupied and green = available) which made identifying available spaces quickly. I came into Target to purchase a new lightning cable to use with my rental car for Apple CarPlay as well as a few other items. Of course all cell phone/electronic charging cables are locked up. I pushed the button for assistance, but after waiting 5+ minutes, no one came, so my wife had to go find someone in electronics to help us which still took another 5+ minutes as they were helping other customers checkout. We did have to pay for the charging cable at the electronics department, so we also paid for a couple items that were in our hands despite not finishing our shopping there yet. We ended up having to pay for other items we still needed at the front cashier which was an inconvenience. Overall what should have been. Quick in and out trip turned out to be longer than expected.

Great pharmacy customer service. I changed from cvs and happy I did since cvs was always lines and…read moreout of stock in meds

Daniella is amazing! She is always very helpful and is one of the reasons I shop at the particular…read moreWalgreens. She should be the manager because she has excellent people skills and is smart!

Small store, long lines and I rang the bell for 13 minutes to get some medicine from behind the…read moreglass and no one ever came. The store is clean and always neat but again it's just a very small neighborhood Target. I really only stopped in here to see a new clothing line that was dropping that day. They did have the clothing and a nice selection . I was actually very impressed All in all it's a nice store . I'm giving it the 3 stars because no one ever came and opened up the medicine case for me

This is the sorriest excuse of a Target I've ever seen. Only the bare essentials as far as…read moreinventory goes, and no customer restrooms.