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!

This is a nice little shopping center with small retail stores, restrauants and a grocery store…read morethat has a lot of items. Parking can be tricky but once you figure out then it's not that bad. You also get free 90 minutes parking here and have to give the valet people your key because of the way the parking spots work. You might get boxed in or you'll be the one boxing in the other car. The scenery here is amazing with the little ponds and sitting area. The atmosphere here makes you feel like you're at a park. My wife and I came here because she wanted to visited Hoka store to try their comfortable shows. Then she wanted to go to Erewhon to try their overpriced smoothies.

I've come here a few times and I've enjoyed this bit of luxe in the valley. It's beautiful at night…read morewith the string lights giving a romantic glow. I've taken a few free workout classes at the Vuori here and they've been enjoyable. While I look forward to walking around this chic enclave, I'll echo what some other Yelpers have said: the parking here is an unnecessary headache. I don't believe in paying for parking at a mall or outdoor shopping center. I think it's a petty cash grab. Additionally, as others have mentioned, many of the spots here are tandem. This is gross, even with valet. I'm going to get creative and find parking elsewhere because I refuse to pay for parking here anymore.

First-time visitor to this mall, and I really enjoyed my visit…read more Some of the big names in the retail world have stores here, which was a nice surprise. Stores such as Apple, Aldo, The Gap, Banana Republic, Bed, Bath & Body, Bloomingdale's, Coach, Express, Hollister, Macy's, Vans, and many others. The mall is a good size, very clean, and well-maintained. The food court was extremely clean, comfortable, and somewhat fancy-looking, with plenty of tables, benches, and chairs to sit and relax throughout the mall. Friendly employees can be seen cleaning throughout the mall, assuring that this place is kept as spotless as possible. Free parking is available both in the parking garage adjacent to the mall and in non-garage parking on the east and south sides of the mall.

This mall has unsafe bathrooms and needs to up their security asap. Today was the second time I…read morewent to the family bathroom and there was a grown man (without a family) in the restroom using it as his private toilet and when he came out he left the bathroom a mess, toilet clogged and all, so the line of children waiting for this jerk couldn't use it. It was truly disgusting. I've complained this time and last time this happened (homeless man in one of the nursing stations). There should be security in the corridor, especially given that it is right next to an outlet to riverside drive. Westfield, you need to care more about the families and women supporting your establishment!

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.

Cool shopping center with lots of brand activations and pop ups. This past weekend was Lancôme and…read moreJo Malone Note that parking takes 10+ minutes to find even in the garage. Standard for LA but genuinely such a drag on logistics

The Bottom Line 4 stars: Nice shopping and entertainment complex. A lot of dining, shopping and…read moreentertainment options. As somewhat expected in a highly populated area in a big city, be vigilant and watch out for yourself, because despite cameras everywhere and the occasional security personnel, you tend to see some shady characters lurking around. Location 4 stars: In the Fairfax District area of Los Angeles, to the East of the original Farmer's Market. The Grove has a huge but very busy parking structure, so while you may have to journey to the upper levels, you will eventually find parking. Although some restaurants will validate part of the parking fees, be prepared to pay somewhere between $10 and $30 depending on how long you stay and which stores you visit. Their validation rules are fairly complex and not straightforward, so be sure to read all the fine print. They also have Valet parking on premises. Venue 4 stars: Nice modern open air set up with a Nordstrom, Zara and H&M and a bunch of smaller stores, an AMC movie theater, a Barnes and Noble, a Cheesecake Factory, and a variety of coffee shops and restaurants to fit most tastes and budgets. One catch being that the Grove parking lot cannot be validated by the Farmers Market stores and vice versa. Once you are on premises you can use the trolly to move from one end of the venue to the other. Also keep in mind that the Original Farmers Market is literally next door and attached to the Grove, which dramatically increases your food options.

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.

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.

This is a great shopping center with different places for you to visit. I came here last night with…read moremy friends to go to Hendel Homemade ice cream for dessert. I believe they open here recently and it's popular. The other place I think is very popular here is Ma's Italian Kitchen which I been to before. The food is great here and customer service is outstanding. I visited the Vons grocery here as well and there 2 Starbucks here (one inside Vons and the actual store). There a decent amount of parking here and I would recommend this shopping center.

Lakeside Shopping Center is anchored by Vons, Bank of America, American Red Cross, Fantastic Sams,…read moreStarbucks, Panda Express, Lotus & Light, Cleaners, more and most recently, Handel's Homemade Ice Cream (HIC). I came to this center to support Handel's HIC Grand Opening Day. I also supported Panda Express. I didn't shop at Vons or at any of the other businesses. It's not a very big shopping center, but it was packed when I was here. Parking was slightly challenging as there are some tight space. Just be careful when backing up and exiting. Hence, 4 stars. I don't live nearby Burbank. I probably may not return back to this shopping center. If I'm in the area for whatever reason, I will definitely drop by to shop at a few of the other businesses within this shopping center. Thank you Lakeside SC!

I have been visiting Sherman Oaks Galleria for way too many years. Since my son was probably 6 or 7…read moreyears old. We have a lot of great memories and photos at this place. It has a lot of different types of restaurants, a gym, Burke Williams (massage parlor), a movie theatre, that's huge. Unfortunately some of the places have been shot down like Frida, that used to be El Toritos before, Starbucks that is VERY IMPORTANT to some people, (not to me), plenty of other Starbucks's on every block is no longer there. Cheesecake Factory, along with so many other eateries, a snack shop, along with Buffalo Wings, P.F.Chang is still there. I am not going to name one by one what's there and what's not. All I can say is that everyone over there starting from the security guards are nice, helpful and friendly. It's a big structure based on 3 stories. Same goes for parking. Yes, I agree with some of the Yelpers that the foot traffic has diminished a little bit. That also depends what day and time of the week you go there. I was there on 6/17/26 around 12:10pm and there were a lot of people everywhere. Established back in 2001 and is till a nice place to go solo, date night or have tourists visiting this lovely, big, charming Sherman Oaks Galleria.

The Sherman Oaks Galleria is very nice and inviting, but sadly, it lacks energy; during a recent…read morevisit, we found the mall empty of visitors. It was a strange aight indeed. The exception was the Cheesecake Factory, which was not crowded, though there were 10 to 15 other diners. Validated parking is available if you dine at one of the few remaining open restaurants or businesses.