NoHo West is a very nice and comfortable place to walk around, shop, eat, and spend time. It…read morereminds me a lot of The Americana in Glendale, with a modern open-air design and a pleasant atmosphere. A great addition to North Hollywood.

This has developed so much since I was here in 2021 and I like the new additions like Nordstrom…read moreRack and LA Fitness. They have a few elevated fast food-ish places like a Mediterranean place owned by Umami. We scored a free parking spot outside the garage so no validation was needed.

The mall is pretty nice and big, the only thing I didn't like is that there is small choices of…read moreshops you can buy stuff from. The staff workers are pretty kind and welcoming. The prices there are higher than average.

First time I have been to the Burbank Town Center. Hello 1975! This is a very dated mall that could…read moreuse some love in spots. Other parts of the mall looked refreshed. Several different retailers from Sears, Macy's, World Market, Body and Bath Works, See's Candies, Victoria's Secret, Vans, Burlington, and dozens of other national and local retailers. There is also an AMC Theater inside the mall. There's not much to their "Food Court" as there are other dining/snacking options throughout the complex. There are 3 levels of shopping and dining. The reason for the 3-star rating is the condition of the mall in certain areas. The management doesn't take really good care of the center. There are out of order elevators with others that needed a good cleaning or an upgrade. See pictures. The center does offer a large garage with free parking. That's very rare in Los Angeles. The garage looks very dated, but it served its purpose, so no major complaints.

The latest pop-up store Halloween horror nights 2026 with Halloween merch including posters,…read morestickers, keychains etc. We were welcomed in as we came in. Great stuff lots to see even tho it's a smaller store. Not so busy since we arrived early for horror nights. Excellent service and fully stocked. We had to stop by before heading home.

3+ just wanna point out that this place is indeed a tourist trap. You got your theme park here and…read morea very popular movie theater here. There's a lot of stores and restaurants that feed into the tourism. I get it and you know, there's just hard-working folks making a living as well. The stores are fun, but everything just feels expensive here because of the touristy factor. The parking is kind of a pain and it cost a good amount of money. In terms of selection of stars, you got a lot of different things. Lots of choices to eat and shop. I've only been here recently, a few times to experience the IMAX theater at the AMC here. Not my first choice due to the logistics and ingress/ egress, but I have to bet the theater is pretty amazing.

The Studio City Center is a unique shopping center off Ventura Blvd and Fruitland Drive though more…read morepopularly considered nearest to the Vineland interection of Ventura Blvd in none other than Studio City, Los Angeles, California. As a shopping center staple of the 818 it's an "OZ" like hub of some of my favorite haunts in the Los Angeles Valley... Including Vegan Studio, the heart aka hearty eat spot that I discovered in 2020... Residuals, a great divey bar for liquid courage, in the corner of this shopping ceneter and Drip & Roll, the brain or rather brain freeze you didn't know you needed with non-dairy options as well as many classic curds but more so whey like frozen desserts. The parking lot is fairly easy to navigate and usually you'll be in luck, however as more businesses shift back into running at some larger capacity for indoor and/or outdoor enjoyment... Street parking is always your friend and there's plenty of it! Get your haircut, your back kneaded, your nails did and maybe a tattoo via the famous Studio City Tattoo just next door to this perfect plaza of local small biz enjoyment. Don't forget to fuel up at many choice food spots as well like Sushi Dan or Tortas Mexico or my choice pick My Vegan Studio. Many more small businesses just next door and beside here with a big public transit hub for a more green day and central to tons of spots and conveniences... What more could you want!

Ruben Empire Center is a great outdoor shopping center. The parking lot goes on and on, there are…read moreso many stores, and the food court is legit. It's clean, feels safe, and lit up really well at night. There's even an REI at one end . If you need to buy almost anything, pretty sure one of the stores in Burbank Empire Center will have it.

Huge shopping center right off of Empire Blvd. It was convenient as I was staying in the area…read more Target, Lowe's, Walmart, restaurants etc. There's also a REI and a seperate plaza area where some of the restaurants are. I was just visiting but if I lived close by I would definitely use this shopping center

This plaza is located on the corner of Laurel Canyon Blvd and Riverside Dr. in Valley Village. This…read moreshopping center features tenants such as Starbucks, UPS Store, T-Mobile, Subway, Fat Burger, State Farm, and many supporting businesses. It is walkable and bikeable to the residents nearby. Accessible by public transportation and the 101 freeway. Parking is a challenge sometimes when it is busy. It is managed by NorthOak. Real Estates Investments, INC. Contact number : 818.715.0575.

I had such a great experience at the Nordstrom Rack in NoHo West! I especially want to give a big…read morethank-you to Dolores C. (Store #0413) for being so kind, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. She took the time to help me and made me feel comfortable throughout my shopping experience. Her kindness and customer service really stood out to me, and I truly appreciated how pleasant she made my visit. The NoHo West area is such a nice place to shop, and the store itself is clean, organized, and has a really nice atmosphere. They also have a great selection with really good prices, which makes it even more enjoyable to shop there. I definitely found some great deals! I always appreciate when someone goes above and beyond to help a customer, and Dolores definitely did that for me. I wanted to take a moment to recognize her because she deserves to be appreciated for the wonderful service she provides. Thank you, Dolores, for making my shopping experience such a positive one!

The area is really nice, with a cute little walkable shopping center. The store itself is clean and…read moreorganized, and the customer service is very friendly. They have a great selection of big-name brands, and the prices are pretty affordable. The only downside is the parking, but it's not too bad. It would definitely be nicer if parking were free!

I have to agree with another reviewer here- the guy who owns the store always talks down to me,…read moredespite having cone to his store on and off for almost 20 years and me being a union member for over ten years...I'm not green, and yet. It might be because I'm not a man. I've just given up at this point; I'll pay higher prices elsewhere to not get treated poorly.

BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE AT A FILM STORE YET! I was in need of a studio backdrop and not only did they…read morehave the color I needed, but they loaded it into the car for me. No questions asked. The person working that day was super friendly and I wish I would've gotten his name. They have a really great selection of stuff and it is from what I've seen cheaper than if you buy it online. Cannot recommend this place enough!

Studio City Plaza is where it's at…read more This little big plaza with lots of great favorites including Sephora, Trader Joe's, Blue Bottle Coffee, Mendocino Farms, Crave Cafe, Pinkberry and more it one you'll want to explore. The parking lot is a mini beast with so many people coming and going, but you can luck into a good spot or even close by. Parking is limited to I believe roughly 90 minutes though not super strictly enforced to my knowledge, that said it's good to be mindful. Great landscaping. Good bargains. Delicious meals. Friendly service in every establishment. It doesn't get more Studio City than this hub off Ventura Blvd between Laurel Canyon and Radford Avenue. Still a local favorite, though I do get nostalgic for DuPar's (now where Sephora resides) and now also Crave Cafe which has officially closed.

I stopped by this plaza today to go to Loqui for lunch. My wife joined me so she wanted to go to…read moreCrave Cafe and Athleta as well. Parking is limited here so you'll likely have a difficult time finding a spot if you come in the afternoon. I was lucky to see someone leaving so I got their spot. Some cars like to double park and it's a narrow spot so just be aware. Trader Joe's is here which is likely the reason there a lot of people taking up the parking spots.