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!

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

This place is a hit and miss. I have witnessed restaurants, clothing stores and entertainment…read morebusinesses come and go from this location through out the years. This place has a lot of potential to be great. It depends on the type of clientele you attract. Since you are in the downtown area, you attract people from San Pedro, Los Angeles and Orange County. Not always the greatest people you encounter but it attracts all types of people. Meaning Ghetto and Civilized people. Parking is horrible here on the weekends. Since it is catered mostly to the tourist that is visiting the aquarium of the pacific Weekdays are solid, you will find parking with no problem. Overall, I come here once in awhile pending on the event. Great place to watch a move or chill by the coast. Many restaurants nearby is a plus!

Had such a great experience shopping and dining! We stopped by H&M and Nike and found some great…read morestuff at both stores. We also ate at Tokyo Wako, and the food was delicious and the service was great. Overall, it was a fun experience with great shopping, amazing food, and a great atmosphere. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

These days the hallmark of a higher end mall is the presence of Läderach. Located near Nordstrom,…read moreAlo, Swarovski, Apple (there was a lecture taking place here) are also here. Plus a Crocs with a huge selection of charms and themed shoes inspired by movies and popular culture. The other department store is Macy's, a more upscale looking one. The Nordstrom jewelry salespeople do a great job of continuing to chat in a large group as customers shop. The handbag associate on the other hand was excellent and helpful. I also was surprised to see Aeropostale and Cotton On. I thought the former had gone out of business. My only complaint is the food court. Why is it tucked away in a corner down a separate wing? And I wish the crepe place also made savory ones.

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.

If you love music from artists like Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Boys to Men, Pattie LaBelle,…read moreNatalie Cole, Michael Jackson and more Shoreline Village is the perfect spot on a Sunday afternoon from 1:00pm-5:00pm next to the ice cream shop . The DJ is playing a great mix of music. The!people are there having fun and dancing. You can bring your own chairs and snacks or use their tables and chairs and buy food. The DJ will be there every Sunday till Labor Day. You are only paying for parking so it's a great outing and totally worth the price to park. The DJ was gracious enough to answer our questions about the schedule and told us they have live music on Saturdays from 1-5 pm and 6-10pm We had such a good time!

As a long-time Long Beach resident, successful local businessman, restaurant owner, and avid…read morecyclist, I'm extremely disappointed by my recent experience at Shoreline Village. On July 3, while riding through the property, an employee who was power washing the common areas sprayed me, my bicycle, and several other cyclists because, apparently, we were in his way. The behavior was completely unprofessional and unacceptable. I immediately reported the incident to management. More than 10 days have passed, and I have yet to receive a response. That level of customer service is just as disappointing as the incident itself. This issue isn't going away. I'm going to continue pursuing it because I don't want anyone else to experience what happened to us. Beyond that, I believe much of the property appears neglected, with only a few businesses--such as Yard House, Tequila Jack's, and Parker's Lighthouse--continuing to draw significant traffic. I encourage visitors to look around carefully and form their own opinions before choosing where to spend their time and money. I hope Shoreline Village's ownership and management take this seriously, improve the condition of the property, and ensure their employees treat visitors with professionalism and respect. Since management has chosen not to respond, they should expect to hear from me shortly through the appropriate channels regarding both this incident and the way it has been handled.

Shopping in Torrance, California…read more.. Del Amo Fashion Center has been renovated! It looks more modern, brighter, and larger! I walked and walked... I was exhausted, trying to look for a particular store. I ended up calling them... it was outside... in an extention of the mall! Where the little train runs! Haha! I didn't see any current directory. Directions must be online? I appreciated the free parking, air-conditioning, and convenient restrooms!

Yesterday, we visited Del Amo Mall to shop, visit Dig It, and have lunch. To my disappointment, the…read moreelevator just below Old Navy was not working, so we couldn't go the stores on the second floor because we had a stroller. It always seems like the elevator and/or escalator on this side of the mall is not working, making it inaccessible for people with strollers or a wheelchair. WHAT THE HECK! Needless to say we were highly disappointed during our visit to Del Amo.

The best place for unique finds and treasures. So many vendors for all preferences. No Matthew…read moreweather this market is open. I suggest going early, being plenty of bags or a wagon for your finds. They allow reenter with hand stamp. There is also beer and water for purchase inside and outside the market are more food vendors with everything from fresh juice, fruit, how food and more. The staff is always friendly and helpful. You pay $10 to get in and can hang out as long as you like. I believe it's around 800 vendors. Home good, cameras, clothes, plants, paintings and so much more.... worth the trip at least once. Oh and bring an umbrella, big brimming hat and plenty of sunscreen.

Parking: I ended up parking at the Long Beach Community College lot, which cost $2 for the entire…read moreday until 11:30 p.m. At this point, I'm still not entirely sure where the other parking options are located. Entry: $10 per person Here are my first time impressions: Size: 5/5 a large, maze-like exhibit. Multiple vendors said it's usually across the street (under construction) with even more vendors. The fence gate obstructs at least half of the market from view from the entry area. Food/Drink: 2/5 there was 3 food trucks and 1 table. Mexican food, plain coffee, sodas. Burgers/American. Acai bowls, juices. Table sold beers. I was expecting more. I'm wondering if this is considered typical, as it seems more respectful for more serious sellers or buyers? To combat my dehydration and sleepiness, I went for a plain coffee and a Diet Coke. I don't recommend eating here go find a better restaurant in long beach and eat before/ after! Bathrooms: They installed portable AC! The toilets next to the food trucks were clean and cooling inside. The Shopping: 4/5 Flea markets will continue to be a unique experience for me because it's visually overwhelming to mentally process and sort through everything you're seeing! They have artwork, jewelry, an overwhelming amount of trinkets, clothing (mostly vintage and band fashion), electronics (one store was entirely cameras), decor, handbags, kitchenware, comic book items, and more. The clothing, handbags, and other wearable items can be used, new, or handmade by the vendor. I think it caters to the whole family though it's more like demographics are mid age women, then women, then children, then men (from my untrained eye). It's a confusing place if you don't already have a strong grasp of your personal style and preferences. You'll likely spend a lot of time just trying to understand what everything is. I looked at alot of clothes but nothing spoke to me. It sounds obvious but you should bring a hat and/ or sunglasses, and your water bottle. I didn't do either... I rolled out of bed and went with my friend here.

Great little gem of a shop. Thoughtfully curated clothes, accessories, personal care and gift…read moreitems. You can find things here that you can't find anywhere else in Long Beach. No need to drive all the way up to LA, you can find really interesting stuff here. The staff has always been so kind and welcoming. Highly recommend! I've never had a problem finding nearby parking on the street.

I really want to like this place, given the aesthetic and overall quality of products are good, but…read morethere is only one thing: the salespeople always make you feel off putting and like you're not welcomed. It's always every time I've gone. For being Long Beach you would expect a more down to earth vibe, but all you get are stuck up rich White people vibes and I'm over it. I'm really surprised this place is still in business considering how expensive it can be and the bad vibes you get. Honestly go down the block to the vintage shop instead. You can feel the difference right away in how happy and welcoming it is. Do better.

I came in looking for a neon pothos to add a trailing plant to my collection, but walked out with a…read morephilodendron Brazil. The reason why - and I have to point this out because the store is named Rooted - is most of the neon pothos did not look too healthy aside from one plant in a 6" pot (larger than what I was looking for). In fact, many of the plants were rather middling, with soil looking dry when most inventory are tropical houseplants. Was it the heat at the time I visited or negligence? I'm not sure, but even with seemingly fair prices as plant shops go (4" philodendron Brazil was $12), it's harder to buy a plant that looks sickly. In addition to plants, Rooted also carries housewares and refills for shampoo, body wash, etc. I can't speak to the prices because I have a similar store within walking distance that I typically bring my dispensers to.

I've visited this shop several times over the past three years, mostly to browse. It's a cute space…read morewith a good selection of home and personal care items. However, when I've gone in looking to purchase something specific, it hasn't been available -- even when I returned a week or two later. Yes, it's something they sell in store normally. The staff is generally helpful, though I did have an awkward experience at checkout. When I mentioned the weight of an item, the staff member questioned the accuracy several times. I wasn't sure if she was new or if there was some hesitation in trusting the information I provided. She said she was "just trying to make sure it was right," but it felt unnecessary and a bit uncomfortable. It might make more sense for staff to weigh items themselves to avoid situations like this. Overall, it's a pleasant store, but the inconsistent availability and that checkout experience make me unsure if I'll return.

If you want to support small businesses.. this is one to not miss! They have such an amazing…read moreselection of so many cute gifts, a hat bar, engraving, candles, clothes.. you'll be able to find something! I love it there, and the staff (Katie and Susie) are the most friendly and helpful, always ready to give suggestions if you need ideas. The prices are always reasonable as well. Don't miss out on this darling shop

What a cute little store! Highly curated home goods. The staff person (owner?) was so lovely &…read morehelpful. Picked up a few cute holiday items. I can't wait to come back!

Shopping, exchanges, sea breeze, leaded drinks & beats by the bay! Sign me up!…read more Browndition live R&B band for the evening and definitely bringing the grooves.

Review #1002 2026-072…read more Located near the marina, 2nd & PCH officially opened on 10/24/19 following the soft opening of its anchor tenant: Whole Foods. It's an open-air lifestyle shopping center with a mix of retail shops & restaurants, & curated community events like the Dreamers Market Pop-Up. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, fire pits, water fountain, modern architecture, & a welcoming environment... pet-friendly, dedicated bike lanes, & lounge area. Parking (as of 08/2026): Garage parking is free for the 1st 90 mins. & $2.00/20-mins. thereafter with a daily max of $30.00. EV stations & clean air vehicle spaces are available. There's no attendant, only automated pay stations & exit gate machines only accept credit cards. Tenants (non-exhaustive list): Anthropologie Athleta Boba Guys Brodard Restaurant Chase Dan Modern Chinese Free People Gorjana Holly & Hudson Nail Lounge IV & Wellness Lounge Jinya Ramen Bar Lather Lululemon Madewell Potato Chips Deli Sephora Shake Shack Sunglass Hut SWTHZ Telefèric Barcelona The Bungalow The NOW Massage Urban Plates Van Leeuwen Ice Cream Vuori Clothing Warby Parker Whole Foods I wish 2nd & PCH was around when I was a student at CSULB. I discovered the shopping center because of a Yelp Elite Event at Lather in 2021, & have been returning infrequently. Though it's understandable & fairly common to charge for parking at malls with garages, it's a major turn-off for me to hang around past the 90-min. mark, hence my return visits have either been tied to YEEs held here, or because I'm in the area & wanted to grab a bite.