Del Amo Mall is a favorite for its size and variety of stores, but it's been a good while since our…read morelast visit. We returned to dine at Din Tai Fung with our niece and her husband. We parked on the side between Barnes & Noble and North Italia. As we came through the mall entrance we were surprised to see a Pop Mart pop-up, which was larger than some stores in other malls. The permanent store is still under construction, so we assumed this was a preview for Pop Mart fans like our daughter. We didn't have time to walk the entire mall after dinner, but the parts we did see were redone to be modern and bright with comfortable seating throughout. Many of the stores now have larger floor plans. There are also much more dining and snack options. We hope to see the rest of it the next time we visit our niece.

This place has pretty much every store you can think of and some you haven't. It was a great place…read moreto wander around in in 107 degree heat. They do have a lot of collectible stores like cards which is a bit annoying but hey I guess whoever pays the rent. Tons of parking.

One of our favorite spots, especially with my toddler! It's only about 5 minutes from home, which…read moremakes it our go-to for a quick and easy outing. They have a great mix of coffee, ice cream, and food, so there's always something for everyone. The space is family-friendly but also great for getting some work done. Definitely a place we keep coming back to!

The Enclave is one of those places where you can just go to hang out. It is surrounded by business…read morebuildings, but there are various restaurants and drink spots. The restaurants have their own seating, but it overflows out into the outdoor shared seating area. Every time I've been here, it's a social gathering. A little crowded. There are groups of people sitting in clusters, enjoying the outdoors. Parents come with their children, too. I've been here for a couple of the weekend flea markets. The last time I was here was for a Yelp Event at the Hiro Nori Craft Ramen restaurant. There are a couple of lovely murals on the walls. There's plenty of free parking.

Cute spot to come back around, lots to see.... Today there is the pop up market going on…read more Unfortunately I won't be attending lol. I am on a mission searching for an outfit at Nordstrom rack.... Then heading for a quick bite at in n out.....even tho there is tons to see and many other places to eat. LBX one stop shop.....plenty of parking and lots to see. Ok byeeee

It was my first time visiting the Long Beach Exchange recently and I had so much fun!…read more The whole outdoor shopping area has a great, walkable vibe, but it was The Hangar was the highlight for me! The Hangar is the spot of the former Boeing-McDonnell Douglas airport assembly plant and I found it so cool, that Long Beach Exchange maintained the aerospace vibes. The moment I walked in, I was greeted with vintage style airport arrival/departure boards displaying the names of the vendors. I also loved checking out the different food vendors here. I got to check out the new Paranas Empanadas inside the Hangar as well as the new Mixed Burgers and Bowls outside. I also found it fun to see a Popmart Robo Shop as well as the new Vibe of the Moment Studios. I can't believe it has taken me this long to check out Long Beach Exchange! This spot is so fun and I hope to be back again in the future!

Came here to visit the Jelly Cat pop up inside of Nordstrom! The wait was a bit crazy only about…read more1.5 hours but it's a must because these plush are so cute!!! And this location is the only one that released the exclusive California roll! Yes it's a bit pricey for plush but they're so cute lol The California roll was $30. I know sounds crazy but very cute. There was many other items to pick from too. I also got the broccoli and ginger and carrot and garlic. Sounds like I'm about to make me some type of stir fry lol The grove is a very cute place to visit! It's like an outside mall but also feels like you're walking around in a small town or even Disneyland. Super cute place to shop and dine.

CUSTOMER PRIVACY WARNING: What You Should Know About Flock License Plate Surveillance…read more I recently learned that this establishment uses Flock automated license plate recognition technology. Had I known this before visiting, I would have chosen to take my business elsewhere. Here's why I believe other customers deserve to know. Flock cameras are not simply ordinary security cameras. They capture license plates, vehicle descriptions, locations and timestamps, creating searchable records of where vehicles have been observed. You might be thinking, "I'm already being tracked everywhere. What's the difference?" The difference is significant. 1. Police searches do not necessarily require a warrant. Law enforcement agencies can search ALPR databases without first obtaining a judicial warrant in many circumstances. Although agency policies and state laws impose certain restrictions, those are not the same as requiring independent judicial authorization before accessing someone's location history. 2. This information has actually been abused. This is not merely a hypothetical concern. Documented cases have involved law enforcement personnel using license plate reader databases to track former romantic partners and other individuals for unauthorized personal reasons. 3. Information can travel beyond the community where it was collected. Depending on system settings and applicable laws, ALPR records may be accessible to other participating agencies. California investigations have uncovered unauthorized searches involving outside agencies, demonstrating that restrictions intended to protect this information have not always worked. 4. Innocent people are recorded, too. You do not have to be suspected of committing a crime to have your license plate captured. Simply driving past a camera may create a record of your vehicle's presence at a particular location. When enough of these records are combined, they can reveal patterns involving where someone shops, works, worships, receives medical care or spends time. 5. Customers are rarely given a meaningful choice. Many people have no idea this technology is operating until after their information has already been collected. I believe businesses should disclose these practices prominently so customers can make informed decisions before entering a property. I recognize that businesses have legitimate security concerns. But I do not believe protecting merchandise or property requires building searchable databases of ordinary customers' movements. Privacy is not about having something to hide. It is about retaining the freedom to live an ordinary life without having every movement documented and made available for potential scrutiny. My decision: Except in circumstances of genuine necessity, I will no longer patronize this establishment while it utilizes this surveillance technology. I'm sharing this because I wish someone had told me before I visited. You may feel differently about this technology, and that is your choice. But you deserve to know it exists so you can make that choice for yourself. It is a shame really because the grove is quite beautiful with some lovely stores. It's very clean and well-maintained. However, I am not interested in trading my freedom and my sovereignty.

The parking lot is clean, with plenty of parking and lots of different restaurants nearby. There's…read morealso Sephora, a movie theater, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe's!

[Review #817] 2024-016…read more Opened in the 1960s, Rolling Hills Plaza is an eclectic outdoor shopping center with restaurants & shops, anchored by AMC Theatres & 24-Hour Fitness. I first visited this plaza to watch movies with friends in the late 1990s. And on some nights with new movie openings, the lines were so long they wrapped around the building. Yikes! There's been a lot of turnover the last couple of decades that I can't remember some of the earlier tenants. A fav Japanese restaurant with a large diverse dessert menu had closed, replaced by Hakata Yamaya (renamed as Yamaya). Most recently, SHIOK! Asian Street Food (family fav for delish sandwiches & boba drinks) was closed due to downturn from the COVID-19 pandemic, replaced with Hanky's Hot Chicken, followed by Tap Society Brews & Bites (its sister Caps & Corks is still open) all within 4 years. Not sure why this particular spot always had high turnover. Bed Bath & Beyond is another former resident that I often shopped at for home goods, especially when I first moved to the South Bay. Although I no longer visit this AMC as much, I still shop & dine fairly regularly at the plaza: Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Nijiya Market, Yi Fang Taiwan Fruit Tea, Mendocino Farms, Lunasia Dim Sum House, Stonefire Grill, Nice China Cafe, Pinwheel Cafe Bakery, Sidecar Doughnuts & Coffee, California Pizza Kitchen, Veggie Grill, Iccho Restaurant, Kabab Curry of India, Fanoos Grill. I'm sure there are others that I missed (supposedly there's 80+ eateries & retail tenants). While parking is plentiful, vacancies are challenging during lunch & dinner rushes, & weekends. Rolling Hills Plaza is one of the larger outdoor spaces for one-stop dining, shopping, & entertainment for the whole family... workout, grab a coffee, shop, dine, & watch a movie in one go.

I haven't been here in years and wow has it changed. Overall for the better with tons of stores,…read moreplaces to eat, and inviting areas to hang out. As an open air mall, this style of shopping is inviting and enjoyable. Visiting frequently as a kid, it is a completely different experience. Stores are more high end than I remember. Crowds were exponentially greater! Lines for several stores (including Olive Young) to get in and for Ramen blew my mind. If you want a place to watch the world cup, courtyard is ready and inviting. This area was nice with the high rise century city backdrop. Although it was more crowded than I expected, meeting friends for lunch was great. The restaurant choices are wonderful. We planned to eat at one spot, but due to the wait we changed it up and it was a total hit. Parking was crazy! Lines to go up and down, it took forever to pull in a spot. The prices are expensive too if ya make a day here. Very few places validate.

However, this experience proved to be very disappointing, since the problem was mainly caused by…read morethe parking system of the mall. Although this place is clean and offers lots of great stores, the parking system made everything very annoying. The fee system is complicated, and even after shopping, I ended up paying way too much. A place like this one, which claims to offer an exclusive shopping experience, requires a major renovation of its customer service department and parking system. There are many alternatives available in Los Angeles, where people do not leave irritated by the fees related to parking.

Love this place. Great food and shops. They have a giant Ferris wheel and there's a beautiful view…read more Cute date idea

I love it! Everything is amazing, I love all the dresses, value is good and service is goodread more

Beautiful mall architecturally, but it's gone downhill a lot since I last came here 20+ years ago…read more A lot of stores are vacant now, including restaurants, so it feels a bit deserted in some areas. There are still some great stores around though with great deals like Hot Topic. This mall is huge and tall with three levels which is rare nowadays. There are a lot of parking spaces in the parking lot close to the entrance, free parking.

Grew up in the SouthBay and this mall holds a lot of memories for me. Been going here for many…read moreyears and I'm sad to see it go. I hear there's talks of demolition and turning this place into a residential and commercial area. October 2026, this mall was rented out to Anime Night Mart. TONS of vendors on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floor. Lots of little stands and creative art pieces for sale. There were so many to see and a lot of competition. It was my first time seeing this event and I had a blast. Even won a prize! A large mousepad. Also got free tote bags. I've never seen the mall packed like this for years. It hasn't been this crowded since way before Covid. This mall has sadly become empty with stores shutting down. I'm glad to see this kind of event bring foot traffic and traction back into the mall and bringing business. They should do this here more often. People flew in and traveled from all over to be here. Visitors also dressed up in cosplay. Such a fun event! Met some people, visited lots of vendors, and took pictures with some hosts. They even had a dj playing music. The mall was jam packed with vendors, they were everywhere. It was a free event but we got a free giveaway gift bag with freebies just for scanning our QR code with the team.

Came here to do some late night school shopping for my kid. It's a great place to come before…read moreclosing because it's not too busy. I like the convenience of it being near my residence

A small little outdoor shopping center right in the heart of downtown Long Beach. It's literally…read morenext door to the convention center, and across street from the waterfront and Aquarium Of The Pacific. Not sure what the purpose of the outlet name is for as I think the only outlet was Gap. I could be wrong with the other stores. With any retail area, things come and go so having a storefront survive is amazing. It's a nice outdoor shopping experience with dining options to add to it. There's a few sit down dining places but nothing overly fancy. You have more of the bigger chain restaurants right across the street along the water and Shoreline Village. There's a movie theatre, a comedy center and a couple of decent amount of shops. Nothing over the top but your local shops like HM, Nike, Guess, Gap Outlet and a few others. It is a nice place to walk around and just see Long Beach. You're literally close to the convention center which is right across the street. Aquarium and the park is also across the street which a bridge is also use to cross over. The Marina Park, Shoreline Village are all a couple minutes walk from the pike. It's a cute little outdoor shopping area but nothing major. There's plenty of parking in the structure with some street parking along the strip.

South Coast Plaza is my favorite mall in SoCal! There's such a great variety of stores, from…read moreeveryday shopping to luxury brands, and you can easily spend hours here. The location is also a huge plus, with several other great shopping centers nearby, so you have even more options without having to go far. Definitely one of my go-to shopping destinations whenever I'm in the area!

My childhood consists of memories at south coast plaza. But today has very much changed my views…read moreabout this upscale mall. I might never return after the treatment my fiance and I received. It was over 100 degrees today and we wanted to walk our little corgi around the mall because it was too hot to be walking our dog outside. Walking outside in that weather or even anything over 80 degrees is dangerous to dogs, they can have heat strokes or severe burns on their paws. We never had problems walking our pup at indoor malls. On many occasions coming here to do errands I would see others bring their pups, so today I brought mine with my fiancé to go shopping and spend family time together. Our dog is small and well behaved, he doesn't bark and if he does it's usually because he's super excited. Sales associates and kids we passed by loved him and petted him. He was being a good boy. However, we were told to leave the property by atleast 4 security guards, all within 5 minutes! So ridiculous. Even as we were leaving we kept getting stopped by one asking us to leave. I don't understand the harshness of these guards, do they not know it's literally scorching outside? I get dogs are not allowed here but I've seen many times people bring their dogs. Why target us? I'm not sure what the problem is with these security guards. There are other things to be worrying about. Real unprofessional for a "upscale" mall,