Came to the Los Cerritos Center on the hunt for a sports shirt. This shopping center is really nice…read moreand well maintained. There's several stores and eateries to choose from. If you're looking for something quick to eat, you can eat at the food court or grab pretzels from the several many kiosk throughout the mall. If you feel like dining in, they have restaurants like the Cheesecake Factory located on the outside. This location also has a movie theater attached to it. The value of anything sold here really depends on where you choose to shop. There are stores that can be costly and some more affordable. They have an Apple and Samsung store located inside as well. The service is great. They keep this location well maintained. My only complaint is I wish they had more directories inside to navigate the mall because the layout is a bit confusing.

Came here on a weekend and I definitely got to say that the parking here was full because so much…read morepeople were here!!! Nontheless, you are still bound to find a spot and walk in. I really enjoy how lively the place is and I had a great time walking around and exploring. My only complaint was that it was extremely hot outside with the summer weather, and there are areas in the mall that are breezy, and then some areas that are extremely hot. But other than that, I like the amount of stores here. Lots of different stores to appeal to different sorts of people. There's plans for future stores to open up. I saw a Michael Kors planning to open up here and also Molly tea! Which is going to bring in a lot of people because of the franchise. This is also connected to a movie theatre which is very exciting!!! Another entertainment venue they have is Sandbox VR. Definitely a good place for families and for friends to hang out. I also see furry friends here on leashes walking around too. I liked looking at Uniqlo, Box Lunch, and Pop Mart at my most recent visit.

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!

This is an outdoor shopping area made up of a few streets. There are lots of different kinds of…read morebusinesses and shops. Also restaurants and bars. I saw somebody getting his haircut at a barbershop. You don't see storo that you find all over the place. They are one of a kind and unique. Interesting to come here and look around.

Very cute area with a lot of great shops. Easy parking either on the street or 2 hrs free parking…read moreon a parking lot. Some of the shops were closed already when we went, so will need to come back

We came to eat lunch at the California Fish Grill. We parked in the huge lot by Target. Tons of…read morefree parking. Lots of restaurants, dessert places and Starbucks. Other kinds of businesses too.

Lots of good places here, the Vegas buffet and watch repair are my favorites. Theres also wingstop…read moreand Panda Express.

Clean, plenty of parking. Even tho a lot of the businesses are in the same complex, you gotta drive…read moreto them. The way that the business are in a line and all the parking is in the outside makes it that way

The Long Beach town center has a lot of businesses and eateries. They have a Sam's Club, Walmart,…read moreBarnes & Noble, PetSmart, Bath & body Works, Tillys, Carter's, and even a Total Wine and More. They even have a Lowe's hardware store. It is conveniently located off the 605 on Carson Street. If you are a Sam's Club member, you can get gas at a very reasonable price here.

Cerritos Town Center is a large outdoor shopping center with several stores and eateries…read more The shopping center has a lot of parking and is centrally located in Cerritos. You have department stores like Kohls, all kinds of dining options, and a Trader Joe's all in one shopping center. They keep this location very clean and it's easily accessible. Definitely try this place out.

After a nice lunch at Islands, we walked around. We checked out dog beds at Petco. Then we brought…read moresome donuts, chocolate candy bars , frozen ice cream sandwiches, and other supplies.

This center is great. Bunch of great shops. In'n'out, staples, marshals, ulta, petsmart, home goods…read moreare the ones I frequent here. Plenty of parking, some people are a bit aggressive driving like is nascar around here tho lol

In N Out alone makes this shopping center worthy of attention. Drive thru lines get long but move…read morerather quickly thanks to helpful employees. Other great shops and places to eat- Marshall's, Kohls, Ulta, Sprouts, Fortune Cookie, California Chicken Cafe, Peet's Coffee plus See's Candies! Hofs Hut seems busy and there's Panera, though I think the latter is pricey. Parking is never an issue. I get a lot of holiday gifts and cards (yes, I still mail them) from Marshall's. It's also right off the 405!

Today we went to Pollo Loco for lunch. It was a great experience. First of all. It was super easy…read moreto park next to the restaurant second they weren't busy and they took our order right away and her food came out a few minutes later. There are other restaurants at the corner where we were.

With additional encouragement from my Yelp friend, Lilah J, to score another FTR for a shopping…read moreplaza in the City of Lakewood, here goes my go at Lakewood Marketplace. Lakewood Marketplace is located at the intersection of South and Woodruff. Here's a question for you: Which corner of that intersection is Lakewood Marketplace? It's a trick question because the answer is all four corners! lol It's true, there's something going on at every corner, and depending on your needs, you may be able to fulfill all of them at this one intersection. Just like parks, I don't find shopping centers easy to review, not knowing exactly how to approach it, but since I've stopped by all four corners at some point in time, I'll split this review into four sections, one dedicated to each intermediate direction. Southeast Corner: Vons is the anchor store here, but you'll also find a Daiso Japan, Starbucks, Granny's Donuts, Banfield Pet Hospital, Arby's, and an Ace Hardware store that just recently replaced Tuesday Morning, oddly enough, opening their doors to the general public on a Tuesday morning. The Vons here is more spacious than the *other* Vons on Woodruff, so if that *other* Vons is your usual Vons, and you can't find any of those seemingly scarce eggs, you may want to consider making the 1.7 mile trek north to this Vons instead. If you read my review of Carwood West Shopping Center, also in Lakewood, I mentioned a story where I tried to find something at the Vons on the other side of Woodruff and encountered a suspicious family asking for gas money. I told them I didn't have any, but wished them luck anyways. I drove up to this Vons, and when I was about to leave, that same suspicious family came up to me again! Luckily, that was the only such encounter I've had at Lakewood Marketplace. Northeast Corner: I've only been to El Pollo Loco and Pizza Hut. Also the Seven Eleven on 7/11, but they had run out of free slushies. UFC Gym was the anchor business there, but they have since closed. However, Tesla owners will be thrilled to hear that there's now a Tesla Supercharger here! I don't own such a vehicle, so I can't really comment on how effective the charging station is there. For eats, there is also a Church's Chicken and Thai Villa here. They're probably better than what I had at El Pollo Loco and Pizza Hut. I don't find this corner particularly interesting compared to the Northwest and Southeast corners; I find it about as boring as the Southwest corner. Northwest Corner: Alongside the Southeast corner, there's just as much or maybe even more going on at this corner with the recent addition of a Cassidy's Corner Cafe, though I personally think it's overkill to have 5 locations within 6 miles of one another! The other grocery store, Grocery Outlet, is at this corner, and shopping there lately has been more of a game of maximizing your savings while minimizing your spendings. Don't expect the quality of the merch to be better than that of Vons, but you can definitely save a ton of money if you shop here often. The expiry dates are much earlier than at Vons, so keep that in mind in deciding whether to patronize Grocery Outlet or Vons. There are more options for eats here: Yoshinoya, Mamma's, Adobo Taco Grill, Subway, and Carl's Jr. There's also Cafe Monster that took over Ding Tea, and I'm not sure if it's a rebranding of the bubble tea shop with the same employees? If it is, I'd be hesitant to visit as my one visit to the then-Ding Tea was a complete and utter failure. See my review of that one to see why. Southwest Corner: The only businesses I've patronized on this corner are ARCO and Boba Bee, the last of which is a pretty nice boba shop. Much better than the *other* bee-themed boba shop in Lakewood, which happens to be next to the *other* Cassidy's Corner Cafe, both of which I'm avoiding like the plague. Some gas stations are set up so that if you want to park your car in the parking lot directly in front of a business in the same corner, you'd have to get back on the main road for a few feet. Not here. There was a time when I needed to pump fuel at ARCO, and then immediately after, I parked in the lot without having to get back on Woodruff, which was pretty convenient, but with such a smaller space to traverse your vehicles through, you'll have to keep a keen eye on other drivers finding their way about. Compared to the other three corners, I believe fender benders are likeliest to happen at this corner. Did I mention the parking lot here? Since it's a strip mall, there's a long strip of parking spots with minimal room for two vehicles to pass by one another in opposite directions. If you're really having difficulty finding an open spot or maneuvering your vehicle with such a short turn radius, I recommend parking closer to Tokyo Hibachi. Overall: It wouldn't be easy for me to give a rating to each individual corner of this intersection. Luckily, deciding on a holistic rating was. 4 solid stars!