I imagine this space as one of the first indoor mall spaces. It's small and charming, and recently…read moreremodeled so everything is shiny and clean. There's an interesting mix of shops and services. I don't think it's a mall in the sense you could spend an afternoon here hanging out, but it's a nice quiet space to get out of the sun and enjoy a shopping center from another time.

The park is bit tricky. You have to paid for parking but over this place is great. I love hair salonread more

This outdoor shopping center is very nice, clean, and inviting, yet there are hardly any open…read morebusinesses, as it appears most have left for whatever reason. What remains are empty storefronts. It would be great if the property management company could somehow attract businesses to return here, as this is a prime location on very busy Colorado Boulevard.

All the stores close so early, even on a Friday night. A very dead outdoor shopping venue. They…read morehave a couple food spots but nothing noteworthy. Parking is not free of course, but you can get it validated at certain stores.

It used to be Westfield, but recently got bought out. Now it's the shops at Santa Anita…read more The main department stores are JcPenney, Macys, and Nordstrom. There is also a 99 ranch! Plenty of food options here. One of my favorite is Ding Tai Fung, also the Nagi ramen place is another good choice. If you have room for dessert, the Japanese cheesecake at Uncle tetsu is a place I stop for sweets. Plenty of parking, there is usually a lot of parking available at the structure by AMC and Bowlero.

I really like this mall I just visited about two weeks ago…read more They have a great selection of Asian specialty foods, skincare, and toys/things to do. My favorite place in the mall is the Hello Pottery and the bakery upstairs near the Gap. The massage people upstairs could do a little better but I guess because I'm pregnant they didn't want to put too much pressure on me. I felt like they rushed my massage at Diamond massage since it was close to closing time. I have yet to see the entire mall but I loved one of their Korean skincare stores I got a few items, the old navy is nice, Nordstrom employees helped me and told me about my bag that I got how to care for it, the Din tai fung was my first time going and nice. I still want to explore the rest :) especially the market downstairs

Got coffee, strolled down Lake Street then went shopping. Parking was free and easy and the TJMaxx…read moreand Macy's Backstage were worth it.

Oh wow!!!! Since I have stopped coming to Pasadena because they decided to tow my car for zero…read moresigns and zero warnings, I changed my mind and gave them another shot a whopping 20 years later. One does not repeat the same lessons about driving to a city that tows cars for no reason, but since this Taste and Sounds Food Crawl on South Lake Ave was offering free parking, I showed up here 20 years later. I have found huge improvement here, but by the time I left, it got so crowded, it was a tad difficult getting out of The Shops on South Lake parking lot. I'll still rate this location a 5-star simply because I didn't encounter Any hassle heading back here 2 decades later. And there were definitely free GiveAways such as beautifully designed shopping bags, free samples on food and drinks from select cafes only. Ain't complaining!!!!

After dining at Sugarfish, I discovered that it's located inside The Commons, a charming and…read morebeautifully designed shopping area. The atmosphere is fantastic, with outdoor seating where you can enjoy a coffee, get some work done, or just hang out and relax. A unique feature of the courtyard is the two red telephone booths, which add a fun decorative touch and make the space feel even more inviting. After our meal, I was able to shop at Williams-Sonoma, which is conveniently located here, along with other great businesses and restaurants, including: * FACILE * SOULCYCLE * Drybar * Green Street Restaurant * Lemonade Restaurant * Philz Coffee * UOVO * Mercado * Dan Modern Chinese * SUGARFISH * The Counter * TravelStore Whether you're grabbing a bite to eat, shopping, or just looking for a cozy spot to relax, The Commons is a great place to visit. Recommend you checking this place out when you're in Pasadena!

What a charming and cozy place! We had parked somewhere close by. We had a previous engagement…read moreearlier and thought of exploring the neighborhood. What caught my eye were the two red phone booths (feels like you're in London) but it had no phones inside, but it's okay! There is still a Christmas tree in the middle of all the restaurants. The places to eat here are the following: * Philz Coffee - my fave coffee shop in Pasadena! * Dan Modern Chinese * Lemonade * Mercado (Mexican cuisine) * Sugarfish by Sushi Nozawa * The Counter * Green Street Restaurant * Uovo (Italian cuisine) Some of the restaurants I had tried in other locations except for Dan Modern Chinese, Mercado, Green Street Italian and Uovo. Looking forward to try these! For retail and services, there's the Dry Bar, Soulcycle, Facile Skin Care and Williams Sonoma. It's a small complex and not too crowded. I would take family and friends here to eat and relax.

I stopped by the Burlington Arcade in Pasadena and loved how easy it was to walk around. The shops…read moreoffer a nice mix of selection depending on what you are looking for and it is fun to browse without feeling rushed. The service in the stores I stepped into was friendly and low pressure which made the experience even better. Prices felt fair for the area and there is something for different budgets. Everything was clean and the storefronts were inviting. The bright red telephone booth is such a fun prop for pics and definitely adds to the vibe. It is a cute stop if you are already in the area and want something low key and easy.

Beautiful shopping center to take you back as if you were in London…read more It's sad that there aren't too many vendors, but if you want coffee and baked goods, they have it.

I've been to the Glendale Galleria literally millions of times over the years. Because I've visited…read moreso often, I know every single nook and cranny of the place. I even know the history of all the stores that have been there for a long time, as well as the ones that have closed over the years. I usually come here to shop for cosmetics and clothes, and I often have lunch or dinner here while shopping. With Macy's, Bloomingdale's, and Nordstrom nearby at the Americana -- which I always end up visiting too since it's right across the street -- this area is truly a one-stop shopping place. Since I've shopped at many of the cosmetics and clothing stores here over the years, a lot of the sales associates let me know in advance by email or text about pre-sale events and gift-with-purchase promotions. However, last Sunday, April 26th, I came here shopping with my mother, and she lost her Gucci sunglasses. She went back today to look for them, but sadly, they were not in the lost and found. She probably misplaced them while trying on clothes in a fitting room. Actually, I also lost my Chanel sunglasses here twice a long time ago, and I still remember how upset I was back then. Since this mall gets very crowded, especially on weekends, I think things like this can happen more easily. One of the biggest advantages of Glendale Galleria is that parking is free. And because there are so many different stores all in one place, it's very convenient for one-stop shopping. But one downside is that whenever I call Macy's, it's incredibly hard to get connected to the individual departments. I really wish it was easier to get through to their customer service on the phone. Also, at some point, they got rid of the toilet seat covers in the restrooms near the Food Court, which I think is a huge downside.

Absolutely obsessed with Glendale Galleria. Came for "just…read moreone thing" and somehow left with bags, boba, and a serotonin boost. The vibe is clean, bright, and low-stress (which is rare for malls tbh). Great mix of stores, easy parking, and it's dangerously close to amazing food spots. 10/10 for retail therapy and people-watching. Will be back when my wallet emotionally recovers.

Auto Salon Review I…read moretook my Saab here the other day and I'm far beyond impressed and satisfied with the quality of their wash. This was my first time being my car to an auto salon at a mall and their service has exceed my expectations. The manager who help us was very polite and professional. He knows a lot about cars. Everything was great inside and out. They even did a great job cleaning my filthy rims. It was a bit of a wait but well worth it in the end, they like to take their time to make sure everything comes out well. I don't think I can take my car to get cleaned anywhere else and be as satisfied with the result as I was here.

What a lovely place to hangout with friends and family. The atmosphere is incredible and the…read morerestaurants spectacular. The only problem that I have is when the parking lot gets messy

I have been to Arcade Lane in Pasadena on several occasions primarily to dine at El Portal, Takuya…read more(permanently closed), Yahaira's Cafe, and most recently at Tendon Tempura Carlos Jr. This alley is inspired by European designs. It's archway is very quaint and romantic. There are a few charming shops and restaurants. Parking is in the back on Green St... not 100% sure if it's free. Free street parking is on Colorado Blvd at this time. However, they already have a pay parking station right in front of Arcade Lane. It's not active yet until sometime in 2026. It's coming... Here are a good handful of tenants at Arcade Lane... Happy Dining and Shopping! Arcade Lane Compounding Pharmacy Daniel Arias, We Fund LA El Portal Monarca Sol Collective Monkey Wrench Plumbing, Heating, Air & Electric Tendon Tempura Carlos Jr Transworld Business Advisors of LA Metro NE Valia's Jewelers Wollhaus Yahaira's Cafe P.S. Takuya Japanese Restaurant is no longer at Arcade Lane. It has been replaced by Tendon Tempura Carlos Jr.

Careful parking at Arcade Lane. I was charged $137.50 for parking while I went to the Pasadena…read morePlayhouse for about 2 1/2 hoursw. No businesses at the Arcade Center seem to have a phone # to call to register a complaint.

The promenade is where the outdoor shopping happens and also where them kids club (every third…read moreThursday) is being held. We came to enjoy the kids club, it's held around the center between the stores around the playground outside. The event is free and doesn't cost you to attend! It was a really hot day so luckily there were tents out for some shade. They also offered free water and lemonade (courtesy from vendors around) and a raffle at the end if you register during the event. There's a pond fountain containing goldfish and turtles which is fun to watch and have the kids watch as well. When you're hungry or bored, there's plenty of shops around the area to explore as get something to eat and drink. The best places would probably be the food court since it has the most variety of restaurants but there's also nearby restaurants such as noodles, hot pot, kbbq, and meet fresh with sweets and beverages. Restrooms at the promenade are family based and gendered, located behind California pizza kitchen.

It's the outdoor and walkway area mostly for restaurants on the second level of the shopping…read morecenter. It's near the elevator entrance of the ground level parking, usually it's hard to find a spot during weekends. This space is not all filled with restaurants, and I hope there would be more exciting food options later.