The promenade has some really cool shops. The Regal theaters, Ross, Marshals, and a good variety of…read morerestaurants. I had pho in one of them before the movies and it was delicious. The parking lot needs some TLC since the parking lines are borderline non existent. This shopping area is clean and well maintained (other than the parking lines).

Nice selection of shops! Great Movie theatre with reasonable…read moreprices. No complaints... I have always had a nice experience when shopping at the promenade

Came to check out Nike. Lots of selections…read more Parking was quite difficult to find. You can also pay $10 for valet parking. Plenty of stores to walk around. A very pleasant outlet mall. Service was friendly, speedy and accurate. Value for money was very good.

This was an outdoor kind plaza with over a few hundred stores. They had big entertainment spots…read morelike Dave & Busters, Lucky Strike and AMC too. Parkings were all around. We were able to get one quickly. As I walked around, I saw mostly the well-known brand store. There were some local ones as well. Stores were mostly small to medium size. Discounts varied from store to store. Staff members in stores were friendly. Restrooms and common areas were clean. Overall a nice shopping destination but it's smaller with fewer product varieties within the stores.

We came for a free Beach Boys concert. We brought chairs and have a nice view. The harmonies are…read morevery nice. This is a family group and includes the sons. The older one plays the drums. They sound really nice.

Review #962 2026-028…read more With the upcoming 3-day weekend, I needed something to keep my 10 YO occupied besides the screen & found the Bella Terra Kids Club: Valentine's Day Sweet Stroll on Eventbrite. It's a fun 90-min. walk through the open air mall with activities such as arts & craft, storytime, etc. Upon arrival, I was worried about finding The Green to check-in with less than 10-mins. before the event kick-off, but we saw this long time of parents with children & just followed along. We shuffled along for about 20-mins. until we were scanned in, picked up a cute pink Bella Terra tote & a map of all the participating businesses. There were 36, of which we were able to collect sweet treats from 30. It was barely 15-mins. in & Dog Haus was already out. Maybe because they were near the epicenter? But others like its neighbor, Pinot's Palette, Princess Bride Diamonds, Philz Coffee, still had goodies in their bowls. The furthest trek was out to Fogo de Chão, Luna Grill, Snooze, an A.M. Eatery. M got hungry mid-stroll & I was fortunate enough to find a TGTG surprise bag at Nekter Juice Bar (refer to Review #963) for a quick pit stop. Most of the children participants look to be toddlers or in daycare, I didn't see too many older kids like mine. If we didn't have that rest break, I think we could have finished the stroll by 12:30 PM; he was there for the goodies, not the activities. We went over by 30-mins. & was still lucky to receive a sweet treat from the remaining participants, & received a l'il extra from some since the event was over. Whoohoo! M missed out from Buffalo Wild Wings, Dog Haus (ran out after 15-mins.), Flecha, Golf Bar (doesn't seem like they were open), Kabuki, Tutu School. When M walked out of Tutu School, Nightingale (refer to Review #961), American & Thai fusion cafe, wasn't on the Sweets Stroll map, but we were invited in for their complimentary sweets... a beautiful spread of cookies, mini muffins & donuts, Ferocher chocolates. It's my kinda eats; with such hospitality, I definitely plan to come back with the fam for brunch/lunch! Since I parked near Barnes & Nobles (refer to Review #964), we closed out the afternoon with a couple of bargain books (got the 2nd one at 50% off) at the B&N, Jr. section. Most mall kids club hold events during the week & the Sweets Stroll was on a Monday, & our school district happens to be off. I think I've taken my kids once or twice to these events when they were toddlers, but they were modest in comparison to Sweets Stroll's scale/grandness: business participants, goodies, & activities. Since I'm not a regular & I don't have much to compare with, I can totally be wrong about these kids club events. My son came home with a bagful of treats, & I discovered a few places that I'm looking forward to dine at. The Huntington Center originally had 4 2-story anchor stores: Barker Brothers (furniture store), JCPenney (department store with auto service center), Montgomery Ward (department store with auto service center), & The Broadway (converted to Macy's); I've been here a few times when I was studying at CSULB. Since 2006, Bella Terra opened as a lifestyle center that's anchored by Barnes & Noble, Cinemark Theaters, Costco, Kohl's, & Whole Foods. The mall's architecture is Tuscan-/Mediterranean-inspired with beautiful archways & structures, & fountains in the village-like complex. It's been a couple of decades since I've been here so I'm looking at them with fresh eyes. Thank you so much Bella Terra for entertaining my kid! I'm definitely looking forward to returning in the near future... particularly to dine here!

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,

On the first floor, you will see numerous tea shops, toy stores, health related areas like nails,…read moreskin, and dentists, and a food court. There is a big stage on one side of the mall, a place to host events and cultural events most likely. There are many seating options as well so if you get tired or need to people watch I highly recommend coming here. The second floor is mostly jewelry shops and they also have a mini arcade station, and outside is a patio with lots of bench seating and a mini stage there as well. There are people guarding each section of the mall which I didn't mind but it does feel like you're being watched. Overall, it was a good experience and very lively with people and music. There is a night market that happens (I went on a Sunday night) and a lot of older people and younger people alike go outside to dance as the performers sing on stage and many vendors for street food come out. It feels like a true community is established for Vietnamese people to come together and enjoy festivities. One thing to note is the parking. There are many spots available around the market when you go further back, but if it is full, go to the plaza across from it and park there, and walk towards the mall.

I have so many childhood memories of Asian Garden Mall (Phước Lộc Thọ), so walking through it…read morerecently was honestly a little sad. I remember coming here as a child and thinking this place was so much fun. There seemed to be tons of little stores, restaurants and food vendors downstairs, along with toy shops and all kinds of things to browse. It felt busy, colorful, lively and full of energy. Coming here was an experience. I hadn't visited in quite some time, and when I walked in a few weeks ago, the difference really struck me. The mall just felt tired and much less vibrant than I remembered. Some areas looked dated, the bathrooms were under repair during my visit, and overall the businesses didn't appear to be thriving the way I remember them. There just wasn't that same sense of activity or excitement. Of course, some of this may be nostalgia. I'm seeing the mall through adult eyes now versus remembering it through the eyes of a child. Retail has also changed tremendously over the years, so I understand that places like this have had to adapt. Still, I wish there were more investment in Phước Lộc Thọ. This isn't just another shopping center. It's an important part of Little Saigon and holds so many memories for Vietnamese and Southeast Asian families who grew up visiting Bolsa. It would be wonderful to see the property refreshed, the facilities improved, and more restaurants, food vendors, unique shops and younger businesses brought in to give it some life again while preserving its cultural identity. I don't want to see it disappear or become something completely different. I actually want the opposite--I would love to see Asian Garden Mall thrive again. I'll always have a soft spot for this place because of my childhood memories. I just wish walking through it today felt as joyful and alive as I remember it being.

We love Habour Mall - they have our favorite fantastic restaurants and the best Trader Joe's, plus…read moreoffice delivery and much more. It's a good place to meet our neighbors and family/friends to enjoy the summertime outdoor movies. We love the outdoor events throughout out the year. Parking they have a large parking area, well lit and is ways a breeze to find a parking space.

Came out for a kids Easter event and never knew this place even existed. The place shouldn't be…read morecalled a mall as its mostly restaurants or store that offer services , and they dont have much shopping at all. Kinda cool they hold events but unlikely to come back for any shopping needs.

The Anaheim GardenWalk is a large outdoor entertainment hub close to Disney. We haven't been here…read morein a while. But today we came to celebrate our youngest son graduating (came for dinner) and noticedlots to see and more stores opening. Can't wait to come back for more coffee, sushi and pho. Oh and an Angry birds cafe opening soon..... so exciting. Ok bye

I came here to eat at House of Blues on 9/25/2026. I was forced to pay $12 at the parking…read moreentrance. My friend was forced to pay $9. The parking ticket has no price so I don't know if I was overcharged or my friend was undercharged. We chose to eat here because the Gardenwalk website says the first hour is free and then we were supposed to get 2 hours parking validation for dining at House of Blues. Our food and service at House of Blues were amazing (I had the pulled pork sandwich--Wow!). Avoid Gardenwalk until they stop their scammy bait and switch parking charges.

This is my first time here,and curious to see what type of stores are here. This area is always…read morecrowded and parking can get a bit tricky. However. There are many Korean restaurants and small eateries around so it's good and convenient

This review is actually for the Little Saigon Night Market event. Located on Bolsa and Saigon…read morestreet, I happened to attend this awesome event that I was completely unaware of but definitely had a good time. It started from 7pm to 11pm on Sunday 8/27/17. There were lots of mini stalls with all kinds of food and barbecued items that were absolutely delicious. You get to try some real authentic experience of walking with Vietnamese style street food and goodies on a stick. I can't wait to attend this event again next year. Everything is cash based so make sure to come with cash. The price is pretty cheap and you get a good amount of food.

F. This place, except for BAMBU. Careful parking at night. A lot of drunk asian drivers (IM ASIAN…read moreSO ITS OK). One hit my car WHILE I WAS PARKED the other week, LIKE BRUH WTF. Refused to share his information. Whole PLAZA doesn't have WORKING security camera, anyone can rob that place. Just careful parking!

Also, loving the new additions at The CAMP! You guys keep giving me more reasons to hang!…read more Valet is always on point! Thank you for always being fun and personable!

The CAMP in Costa Mesa is unique outdoor shopping area. It's made up of a variety of different…read moreindependent businesses, so there's something interesting to explore but the parking situation really dampers the experience. I like the "arch" welcome you into the enclosed space. Also, I really like the outdoor atmosphere -- meant to feel relax & welcoming shopping center. For space that encourages people to shop, the space really makes parking hard by blocking half of the area for valet only. After circling around several times in the lot, you'll pull into a tagged sayings in every space - "Live it up", "Drink More Water", "Listen", etc!!! As you stroll through, you'll see many small, hippie stores.....but missed the vibe. The atmosphere is lacking and crowd is there.