I like West Covina Mall but the thing I don't like is that they close early but its still cool.read more

Wow it's been more than a decade probably since I've been here and things have changed. I wish I…read morehad more time to check out the entire mall but my friend's feet were hurting so unfortunately I had to go even though I didn't want to. But from what i did see, there were so many cute stores I wanted to go in and also the selection of snacks were really good.

I came right when they opened on a weekday, so I was able to avoid the weekend crowds…read more Since I came early, I was also able to find parking inside the free parking garage, which was amazing since I came in the middle of a heatwave and having my car in the shade meant it wasn't cooking in the sun while I was inside the mall. I was a little confused because I took an elevator which spat me outside when I thought this was an indoor mall. It turns out that some stores are outside, while the majority are inside. If you're looking for somewhere to go in the middle of a heatwave in LA, this place has amazing AC. At one point I was even rubbing my arms because it was so cold inside. I'm a sucker for anything cute, so I was glad there were so many Japanese stores that reminded me of my trip to Tokyo. A couple of the stores even had the rows of vending machines that drop out capsules with various items inside. It was disappointing to see one of the stores had a broken token machine, so you couldn't use the vending machines even if you wanted to. Both the stores and restaurants are a mix of reasonably priced to expensive. If you go to one of the actual restaurants instead of one of the fast food places at the food court, I'd recommend making reservations since the one I went to is notorious for having long lines. Both at the store and the restaurant I went to, the employees greeted me and were friendly, asking if I'd want any help or letting me know about discounts they had that day. All malls are pretty much the same, so I wouldn't go out of my way just to visit this one, but if you're in the area, need somewhere to hide from the heat, the free AC and parking here are definitely a draw.

This is such a big and beautiful mall. Inside the mall looks so luxurious and spacious. They have…read morestores in outdoor space in second floor as well. It's a hub for not just great food and shopping, but for entertainment they have AMC and Dave and Buster's as well. Plenty of parking available between outdoor parking lot and the multi level indoor garage. We initially came to the mall for dinner at Din Tai Fung. While walking the place, I found they had so many other Asian brand stores like Miniso, Meet Fresh, Uniqlo and Kinokuniya bookstore. But most surprising of all was finding a whole 99 Ranch inside the mall. After dinner, we did some shopping here. Later at night, I came back here to play some games in Dave & Buster's. But the signs can improve a bit for better direction. I was so confused how to get to the parking near D&B entrance. Also, the parking garage seemed under maintained. But overall a really great place for both locals and tourists.

Main Street USA: that's what The Village Glendora brings to mind. It's the historical downtown of…read morethis beautiful foothill city, which has been lovingly preserved and maintained. Treelined and shady, it's the perfect place for pandemic staycation wandering, even during a lockdown. There are plenty of restaurants serving al fresco, great coffee shops and lots of free parking. One feature I love are the informational plaques stationed here and there on the sidewalk from the Glendora Historical Society. They provide historical context and information related to the buildings you see in front of you. If you're reluctant to visit an amusement park's version of a Main Street (as well you should be, for many reasons), historical Glendora awaits.

It's a quiet, tree-lined space that's perfect for just walking around in cool weather. Lots of…read morestores and restaurants to look at or choose from ranging from coffee shops to full service restaurants to spas and antique stores. Go by yourself, or with your family or with your dog. Hang out, have a pastry and just people-watch. The atmosphere will relax you and you're sure to get those endorphins pumping.

Sunkist Shopping Center in La Puente appeared to be a Mexican-inspired mall. There was an Indian…read morebeautician that specialized in Threading. Otherwise, everything else seemed niched to be budget-friendly like clothes, food, supermarket, bicycles, mechanics, vitamins for diet & health, mini-indoor malls in the strip mall (but it was closed when I was there), doctor and dentist, florist. There was a cafe with churros. The people were bilingual, however, friendly. They probably talked to me because i didn't live there and walked around their mall. I liked some of the dresses, but where to wear them... I thought this shopping center was a nice place.

A quick stop here on the way to Hollywood Hills…read more Anchoring with grocery store Trader's Joe, this center offers dining options as well as shopping!! For Department shops they have Kohl's Marshalls Burlington For hungry shoppers you can choose all or one of the following: Kiku Sushi Chipotle Panda Express Loose Teas Cafe Chilis Panera Mimi's Ike's Love & Sandwiches TRU Bowl Superfood Bar After shopping and dining you might pamper yourself to the : The Little Gymnastic center Crunch Fitness Annette's Hairdo

My daughters and I arrived here at the Huntington Oaks Shopping Center to head over to Ike's Love &…read moreSandwiches for a Yelp Community Experience event. It's quite a huge shopping center. Tons of parking available. They have some fun shops and great eateries such as Trader Joe's, Kohl's, Panera Bread, Ike's (by the way, they just opened 3 months ago), Chase Bank, and so much more. From the main street of Huntington Drive, it doesn't seem that huge... maybe it's because the shops are deep in and not closer to the street... who knows. Now that Ike's is here, I'll be visiting it more often when I'm in the Arcadia area. This shopping center is actually located in the city of Monrovia (neighbor of Arcadia) which I don't visit frequently except for driving through it as I'm leaving Arcadia on surface street. Huntington Drive is a long stretch through several cities and it just has so many plazas and shopping centers on its course. I actually enjoy my drive through LOL. Thank you! Anyway, drop on by here and enjoy an afternoon of fun shopping and good eats.

The staples of this plaza (at least for me) are definitely the:…read more-Target -Starbucks (even though there is one inside the Starbucks) -Home Depot -PetSmart -Panda Express -Quickly (I used to go here all the time before I could drive and go to further boba places) -Wendy's (even though I'm sure a worker or someone affiliated DM'ed me on Yelp and called me a slur) -Salvation Army (donating is super easy here) -UPS Store (my god send in returning Amazon packages) There's El Pollo Loco, Einstein Bro.'s Bagel (used to be Jamba Juice), Jersey Mike's, Game Stop (I have a HAUNTING suspicion many more of these will clothes since game companies are moving away from physical media and making everything a digital download now), and a couple other businesses I don't necessarily really go to. There's PLENTY of parking since it's such a huge plaza, but it can get quite busy with all of the cars going in and out. The main intersection you enter in and out can get REALLY ugly with cars not following right of way, the lanes to turn left backing up into the intersection, etc., so if I can avoid it and just exit near the UPS Store I would. I feel like at a certain point they really should put traffic lights there, but on dead times it's not so bad honestly. As for other things, sometimes there's vagrants wandering around (camping behind the Salvation Army), one time a guy was peeing outside of his car, the letters are always being stolen from the Heights sign, and there used to be car meets here before they were shut down. I just really like that this place is quite close to me.

This is my to go to center to do banking business, to dine and grocery shop!…read more Shops and eateries include: Target Home Depot Wendy's El Pollo Loco Starbucks Pet's Mart The Food Hub Salvation Army Wells Fargo Bank Round Table Pizza Game Stop Chiropractic Panda Express Nail Lounge Hearing Aid Dental Mattress LaservTag Jersey Mikes Insurance Quickly Cafe UPS Smoke Shop TagWorks Key Primo Water Refill Equipment Rental

Parking: street and lot…read more There are plenty of random clothes and furniture stores. Don't expect high-end stuff here but you know it is cheap. It is a very nice area and good for lazy weekends.

I love that my city painted pride colors on Main St in the Valley Mall. They did this for Pride…read moreMonth. I'm so happy that this city is progressing ahead for a better future and about acceptance

I frequent this shopping center often. Love that Clint is out there cleaning and maintaining the…read moreshopping center. He does a great job. Thank you Clint for your dedication to keep the shopping center clean especially during extreme heat. We appreciate you.

It can get a bit busy here on the weekends, especially in the mid morning when people are getting…read moreready for lunch. These were times that I had to park all the way near the main road and walk a farther distance. Not too bad, just a warning. All the other times, it's pretty busy due to the gym and Tokyo Central here, but it's manageable, just be careful since I had a friend's car get scuffed since fools think they can just idle in front of the post office. I feel like I'm here almost every week, if not every other week. The plaza has a Baskin Robbin's/Dunkin Combo, Lan Noodle, a Cantonese restaurant, a dumpling restaurant, Rainbow Donuts, Taco Bell, some tutoring, beauty, and other businesses, Meow Tea and Miko's Pet Supplies with the cat adoption and cafe section, the Post Office, Tokyo Central, the gym, and a pet hospital. There's definitely more here, but since I don't peruse those businesses, I won't list them willy nilly. Towards the vet, there's rows of Tesla chargers. Sucks that they have those now, since before they did they had a little side walk section with benches and just places to low key hang out if you grabbed food and wanted to sit there. During the holidays, either the plaza staff or other close business staff put inflatable Christmas Minions there. Now with the chargers, no more...

I really come to the Citadel outlet, but when I am in the area, I try to come by and go to the…read morestores. This outlet actually has improved in my opinion and has really good stores with great deals. It is somewhat smaller than other outlets, but they do have all the popular stores that everyone knows about. I went into Nike, Adidas, Lululemon, and under Armour. They had really good prices and really nice things that actually I couldn't believe were on sale now. I do like that. It's easy to find the stores and you don't get lost like other outlets it's easy to park and they have a nice food court with variety. I do recommend here if you want to shop or grab a bite to eat or if you're in the area, they do have decent prices and good quality clothing with good name brand stores. I would definitely come back when I'm in the area again. -Marshay D.

I have been to Citadel Outlets probably like 30 years ago…read more My friend was visiting from Tampa, Florida and staying at the Double Tree Hilton, which is inside Citadel. When I found out, I said I am going to go and see her. I am glad that I did, and we were happy to see each other. So today practically all day, we spent some time together at this lovely, clean mall that is surrounded by so many great stores and eateries. There are probably over 130 stores and places to eat inside and outside the mall. Let me not forget to tell you, some of the restrooms that we used were SPOTLESS CLEAN!!! They have different stores such as Disney, Nike Factory Store, Coach, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Michael Kors, Guess, BOSS Outlet, Beauty and Specialty Stores, Tommy Hilfiger (one of my favorite designers & brands). Converse Factory Outlet, & Gap. Just to name a few. They have vending machines available with snacks and drinks. Also, a lot of nice restaurants nearby. Free parking and close to the I-5 freeway. We went to Gap and Converse, and I bought me 2 pairs of tennis shoes. Get one, and the other one was 50% off. Fantastic deal. From Gap, I got a nice, long, black jacket. Thin material and very comfortable. They also had clean dressing rooms at Gap. Every item has its own value and price. Both stores that we went to had great employees who were eager to help us. Customer service was above and beyond our expectations. We even had lunch at Panda Express. The list can go on and on and on. It has been like 7 years I haven't seen my friend. She used to live here, we used to work together, and then she relocated back to Florida to help her parents. It was a great outing, the only thing was that there was construction going on around the mall. Maybe they are building more businesses? Thank you all for everything. Always be & stay consistent!!