Very nice mall. A good selection of stores and a well lit open design made it nice for walking…read more Many options in the food area!

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.

Who says malls are dead? Apparently they have not been to Fashion Square because it was poppin!…read more I have not been to a mall in ages. Normally, they're just not my thing. I prefer shopping with individual merchants in my neighborhood. But eventually, we all have to take a trip to the Apple Store, or to a department store. It's inevitable. What I forgot about is how friendly all the merchants are. I parked at the wrong end of the mall and couldn't seem to find my bearing. All I had to do was ask any Merchant and they all directed me with a smile to where I needed to go. Even when I didn't buy anything from them. People were just very accommodating and happy. I guess malls are a happy place. Retail therapy is real. I can't speak much to value, because of course prices range from hide below, depending up on where you're going. I went to Bloomingdale's for lunch and then I went to H&M for jeans. High to low. I must say that everything is so convenient. I picked up things I didn't really intend to because I remember I needed them and I was there. All in all, I would say it was a great experience. I'll probably be going back to the mall again.

Ok so this mall is slowly loosing its touch! I miss when coffee bean was in here and Z Gallery!!…read moreThe service is cool in the stores but I feel the selections aren't good!!! The stores could have better items and bargains!! It's not too many stores in here I like! But it's decent because of their Macys!! That's the best store in here in my opinion!! They also have a really good court!! Majority of the time I come I don't get anything!! It can be better if they have better stores!! -Marshay D.

The Empire Center is typically the place I go to for running errands in Burbank. It has a lot of…read morepopular shops in one place like Target, Lowe's, Michael's, Nordstrom Rack, Walmart, Best Buy, etc. It's really convenient that I can get a lot of errands done in one trip, and the center always feels clean and safe when I'm there. On a clear day the mountain views are actually really nice too. My only complaint is the parking lot, mainly how it's designed. The layout is a little odd and the restaurant side can get very packed. Sometimes it takes a while to find a spot anywhere close to where I need to go. Half the time I just give up and park further away from where I want to go. Other than that, it's a solid shopping center and I end up here all the time. I'm giving it 4 stars because of the parking situation.

I used to like to come and shop, dine at the Empire Center when it opened…read more It is a huge, outdoors shopping center in Burbank. Free parking. But lately it's an necessary evil, I come only when I really need certain items I have to get in stores at Target, Best Buy, Michaels and the dreaded Walmart. Lots of chains which I try to avoid as much as possible. I stopped coming here for dining or donuts at Krispy Kreme as I don't care for them anymore for years now. Much better choices elsewhere. Traffic got congested in the area, I even saw accidents happen. Also, no one wants to give your turn here at Stop signs. It makes it more stressful.

I've driven by this mall so many times on the freeway & I finally was able to go check it out…read more Good: plenty of parking, spacious walkways, clean, doggie potty area, big movie theater. Bad: mall is split up with streets running through it, parking is expensive, extremely limited number of stores to actually shop at, majority of stores are located across the Laurel Grove Drive which is quite a walk if you parked in the main lot in the middle of the complex. I only went to Daiso, Five Below, Starbucks because those were the only ones you can shop at in the main part of the mall which is unbelievably weird. It's like this mall had an identity crisis, couldn't figure out if it should be more of an entertainment center (movie theater, restaurants) or shopping center (Daiso, Five Below, Nordstrom Rack). Many vacancies, alot of random stores that you wouldn't go to unless you had or needed to like Spectrum, nail & beauty salons, orthodontist, chiropractor, Verizon, Carbon Health. The main part of the mall is Nordstrom Rack, Starbucks, Daiso, Five Below, LA Fitness. Gnomon (computer graphics, visual effects school) & Regal Cinemas take up the majority part of this section. There seems to be no thought to what a mall shopper would want or wish to go to when they arrive to the heart of a mall. On the "strip mall" area which is across the street and around the corner, there are Ulta, Trader Joe's, mostly cafes, quick bites like Jersey Mike's, Crumbl, It's Boba Time, MOD pizza. Again, only Ulta for someone looking to do mall shopping. Although this mall is modern, clean, great parking structure (expensive but lots of spaces), there's absolutely little to offer. Would I go back?? No way! This is an incredibly disappointing shopping center & if you're hoping to do some retail therapy, go to Sherman Oaks Galleria or Westfield Fashion Square.

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.

Who doesn't love the swap meet experience?…read more - Fashionable jordache jeans -Leopard shirts in esstra es-small & black spandex galore -Nike, Adias & pantuflas ... -A weeks worth of socks for only $5. -$2 chanclas that the other chicks get for $10 at the mall. -Army men toy soldiers sold by the bag loads for the kids. -You ever seen a neon pink Winnie the pooh piggy bank!?! -Dickies & Ben Davis -If you girl is nagging she can't find her scrunchy, this place has the legit black puffy ones. (You know what I'm taking about ese) -Lost the copy to your uncles "Los gran exitos de los bukis" complete w/ the lyrics booklet? Don't trip. This place has got you covered. -Were you chosen to be the padrino for the recuerdos? You can get "Mis XV 11-02-2010" for cheap... in gold cursive font. -Silver platter belt buckles that say: Michoacan & boots to go with it. *sa sa sa, ya tu sa, ya tu sa!* -Got a craving for cucumber & mango con sal y limon. (yummy) -Pomadas for your grand-ma-mas shoulder that has not been the same ever since Tio Hector drove the entire family through the rough trail just do good on time during last years 1st & last family camping trip. What more can you ask for? Pasele, pasele... Your Homegirl, Violy P.S. Plenty of parking, plenty of kids.

Do you remember the Valley Indoor Swap Meet? Well I found the new location where most of the…read morevendors moved, plus some new vendors selling some great items at super deals. Designers carries all the Polo type shirts from Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, DKNY, and Lacoste well below Mall prices. Hooked on Handbags has a ton of designer handbags starting at 50% off original prices. The Only Choice has all Name Brand Women's clothing from places like Macy's and Bloomingdales at 75% off original prices, its crazy. I picked up a Jones of New York Cashmere sweater a few weeks ago for $33 and the regular price was $132! Wow! Other Vendors there have items like leather goods, children's clothing, perfumes and colognes, designer style sun glasses, cell phones and accessories, collectibles, fine jewelery, beauty supplies, Tommy Bahama shirts, custom designed t-shirts, and a bunch more. As soon as this places fills up it will be better than the malls. Its definitely a place to go if you are in the Valley just remember its only open Friday thru Sunday from 10-6

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

For those looking for a quick shopping experience, there is none more appropriate than Burbank…read moreEmpire Center. It is right off the 5 Freeway less than a couple miles from the Burbank Airport. There are plenty of shopping options anchored by Best Buy, Walmart, Lowe's, Staples and Target. There are plenty of culinary options anchored by Outback Steakhouse, Olive Garden, Panda Express and Sharky's Mexican Restaurant. There are plenty of libation options anchored by Starbucks, Jamba Juice and BevMo! There are plenty of other shopping options all around. Traffic flow gets a little stiff from time to time but multiple access points mitigate that very well. Your trip here will not end in disappointment.

Visually, superior to Downtown Disney. Selection of shops and eateries, I cannot say the same. I've…read moregone to Disney more, so apologies for the constant comparison. Parking varies if on if you have a pass, if you're just going to the theme park, and if you're going to do validation only for City Walk. Though, it's pretty cool that it's reduced after 5 PM (technically you can do this for Disney, and , but it's after 7-ish instead). The scale of everything and the neon lights, and photo ops are much more impressive. Great to look at, at night and this was the location of my senior prom. Wish I had the intellect to just wander around City Walk instead of being forced to be in one of their event buildings only with some of the most cringe people I've met in my life. But I digress. Dining options are tad more limited with more desserts and quick service, standard fast food chains (probably the craziest Raising Cane's I've ever seen), and a couple of sit down restaurants. Neat that they have a Pink's since it's so closely tied to Hollywood history. For shopping, they do have a bunch of businesses that you can find at your local mall like Lids, Hot Topic, Shoe Palace (lol), Tilly's and much more. I think for the must stops and unique shops, it'd be the Sanrio and Hello Kitty Cafe, that chocolate emporium place (insane name), the Line Friends shop, and of course the shop that sells all the merch from Universal Studios. Due to the distance and the cost, it's not a place I'd go out of my way for, but if you're already at Universal or it's after 5 PM, it's worth it as a tourist and to explore.

This is an amazing place to visit, sightsee, shop, and eat lunch or dinner. It reminds me a lot of…read moredowntown Disney. Make sure to check out parking before you go. A good plan is to use the Jurassic parking area (valet parking). You can get your ticketed validated at any of the main restaurants for 3.5 hours and the price is only $15.00. The most striking thing we noticed was the actual beauty of the architecture of each store. Even raising canes was amazing. Each store like Bubba Gumps and Margaritaville are really decorated nicely. We ate at Margaritaville and they have excellent food. Antijitos Mexican restaurant has some of the nicest decor i have ever seen. We plan to eat there next time. So many other shops to explore like It's Sugar and the gigantic chocolate emporium. I highly recommend making an outting here even for just some exercise or to come for lunch at one of these unique restaurants.

I have been to this Nordstrom Rack few times in the past, but not in a very long time. I needed a…read morenice purse and couple of tiny perfumes. When I say tiny, I mean like something close to a perfume that is not too big in size. I was there like 4 days ago and was browsing all the aisles.I noticed how well, neat, organized the store is now; then it was before. A lot of employees on the floor asking questions if we needed any help. Everything was almost 75% off of the original price! Whether it was clothes/shoes, accessories, perfumes, lotions, soaps and/or other household/fashionable items. Brand names and fashionable trends. I really liked this store a lot. Mini version of the actual Nordstrom's that's in the mall.There were at least 3 cashiers working and all very friendly & helpful with the customers. The line was moving pretty fast & I liked that!! It was easy to navigate almost all the aisles. Top notch customer service, store was very clean, plenty of parking shared with a lot of other businesses and take a good look at my purse and the small bottled perfumes that I got under $180.00.(not including tax). Very content and impressed with everything & everyone! Keep up the good work! Will be back again soon.. if & when I am in the area, and/if I need anything else for me, for a gift, or something else.. Hope this store will NOT go out of business!!

Honestly, I love most Nordstrom Racks and this is one of the more clean and organized stores. I…read moredon't always find something when I go because Nordstrom Rack store usually only carry one or two of something, but what I really like are the shoes. I have discovered new brands here (like Rothys) and they have a great selection of sneakers. They have an especially amazing selection if you wear size 10 and above. I only wish my size 9 feet were a little bigger.

This is a great little area inside Burbank Empire Center. You have a Blaze Pizza, Hook Burger,…read moreBevmo, GNC, Jamba Juice, Cava, Dave Hot Chicken and many more. I came to this area in the morning today to stop by Starbucks to get a drink for my wife. But I been to the Blaze Pizza here and Bevmo. I didn't have a great experience at this Bevmo so I never went back. There plenty of parking here or you can just park in the Burbank Empire Center area as well. I believe there a Green Lantern statue here so when I come back I'll look for it.

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.