Shopping made easy! While in LA I decided to stop by the pike outlets for a few clothing items. Stores at the Pike include Express, Forever 21 and H&M there is also a movie theatre and easts including Cold Stone creamery. It's a small shopping center but I was able to find the items needed. read more

There are not many stores in this outlet. We do not find special deals from these store as compare to other outlet store. However, there are many interesting places in walking distance around this mall. There is piers, a light house and many restaurants. I like the beautiful board walk for easy walking, nice view of the sea, light house, river and nice display of the Resturant's and stores. It is still worthy to visit for a nice weekends with family and f read more

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I'm a local who is perpetually on vacation. This is one of my spots. How can you not love this area? You can bowl, see a movie, eat, eat, eat, snack, drink, browse, people watch....and park in a convenient lot. I work in Long Beach. There are many areas of this town I prefer to avoid. This is on my approved list. read more

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I always think The Pike is the idea of someone who pitched the idea of the middle place between Shoreline Village and downtown Long Beach. "Hey, let's put a place where we can all park (Pike Parking) , play, and sleep (Hyatt) in between our two popular destinations. Of course, I also think like that about Barstow why it is in the middle stopping point in between my place and Vegas. I mean, no one really would stop there if you have bladder of steel right? Besides visiting the first Del Taco http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del_Taco So now, the pike has been in business and so have Barstow. Both have seen the waves of crowds and experienced the high points from the tourists. I do think both are also in the same downward decline if they don't change and reimage themselves soon. Since this review is for The Pike that's what I'll focus on. The parking at the Pike is a great idea and a must. But the confusing entrance and the spiral exit is not quite driver friendly. Nor are the rates friendly to the wallet. The Pike aren't quite walking distance to Shoreline Village unless you have strong feet. The shops and restaurants here are decent. http://www.thepikeatlongbeach.com/directory I don't feel that any of them are anchor stores. But I do have to say, I love Long Beach and the people living there. There's something about how friendly the people are and restaurants I always visit near here. I also love downtown long beach association how they always work events to get the locals out and it just feels like a tight knit community. read more

Conveniently located along the Long Beach shoreline close to the Queen Mary. We walked from where we were staying at the Marriott. Lots of stores (less outlets) and plenty of restaurants to choose from. WOuldn't say that shopping was good but it was a nice place to walk around. The Saturday that we were there, there happened to be a vegan festival going on (1st weekend in August) read more

I love The Pike. It's such a fun place to go and walk around. I love the carousel and the ferris wheel.... they're always fun no matter how old you are! They've changed the area a bit, different little shops have been put in. I particularly like Geeky Mamas, which has all kinds of fun stuff like t-shirts, figurines, hair bows, etc. I also love the theater here. Lots of movies always playing and the theater is always clean. It also has a little arcade inside. The dollar bookstore is also pretty fun, tons of books for just $1! As far as restaurants go, they have a nice selection. My favorite is Bubba Gump's and CPK. The Pike at Rainbow Harbor is the perfect place to go for a date or with your family. read more

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The outdoor "mall" itself is pretty lame. Not many stores, a few restaurants, nothing too exciting really. What makes it is the location, right at the water, the views are nice and the bridge that is built to look like a roller coaster is pretty cool. I like the ferris wheel, though I expected it to be a bit bigger and not at the side of the road. Don't think I would ever be back to shop or eat here, but we had a nice stroll and most important and the reason we came: THEY VALIDATE PARKING FOR THE AQUARIUM! $8 validated at the Aquarium, already a good deal compared to what they usually charge, if you get anything at the Pike, the first 90 minutes are free, $2 an hour after that, save some money and grab some ice cream and a drink her, perfect! read more

Not much to do here, but the nice view and multitude of restaurants makes it worth while to visit the pike. There are only a few stores lined around here, and from all my visits here I understand why because none of them ever seem to attract many customers. I love walking around when I don't know what to eat because there's so much to choose from. I wouldn't recommend coming here however unless you plan on eating out, otherwise there isn't much to look at. I do love the view of the Queen Mary at night, yet that alone is not worth the drive. There is a theater here which has tickets about $3 less than most others so that's nice, but then again you will probably spend more than that on parking. Wherever you go make sure you get validated! The parking garage only takes cash or check, no credit! (my recommendation for a first timer: Parkers lighthouse for an unforgettable dining experience, walk down the "boardwalk" for a funnel cake, go across the way and get on the little ferris wheel, watch a movie, then stop by Borders to skim magazines and grab a cup of coffee to warm up, and continue your night at Belmont Shore if you aren't quite ready to head home) read more

Nothing special. This was near the Long Beach Convention Center and I had the opportunity to walk around a bit. A handful of eateries and stores, and you have to pay for parking if you don't get validation. They are currently renovating to put more stores/restaurants and I'm looking forward to the new stuff the next time I visit. read more

Parking can get costly fast, but what do you expect at a tourist trap like this? They also mostly offer only big chain restaurants unless you want to walk inland a bit. But with that said, I like walking around here. Especially at night when the crowds thin. It's a nice walk & I love looking out over to the Queen Mary. read more

This place has been pretty dead every time I've been there. There isn't really a wide variety of stores either to choose from either. It has the basics and some big box names like Nike but aside from that it was quite underwhelming to be considered an "outlet." I typically imagine store on store on store. read more

This place is so fun. There is much to do. I recommend for you to check out. Plus the aquarium of the pacific is very close.

Visiting the outlets before the holiday rush begins . The Christmas tree at center (square) brings a cool vibe. The views are great and access to all interest points don't wear down on your feet. read more

I'll be living in long beach for another 4-6 years, so i decided to check out the area and happened to visit the oh magnificent Pike that everyones been talking about. and i have to say, the pike, as a first timer, did not disappoint. I love the vibe and energy that the outlet, if it is one, gives off. there are so many nice and amazing stores with great scenery to admire, and thats what i really go after when i visit a shopping district on top of the items and things that the place has. The ferris wheel instantly captures my attention, and then the bridge captures my eyes. these 2 iconic things, in addition to the aquarium, are what make the Pike stand out and what makes Long beach such a beautiful city. the Pike Outlets itself do have a lot of shops, although limited and that is where my first complaint comes in: there are places to shop such as the main stores of H&M, nike, forever 21, converse, etc, but then there are not that many other places.Food options are around, but again, can be limited depending on what you're craving for. Now i know people will say that you cannot be picky and have everything at one outlet or mall, but its possible to have a variety of things even in small number. parking -- there is a parking structure right down a little street/alley that you can park at. the fees are posted outside and are very minimal. lets just play it safe and not a lot of hours on your shopping spree here however. The outlets, like most other outlets, are outside so there is no shade except for a few trees and a few roofs, so be prepared with sunglasses and maybe a hat in sunny Long Beach. would definitely recommend you go and check it out, for the feel and essence ofLong Beach, but if one were to seriously shop and have their spree, this might not be the best place because of such the limited options of stores to go . read more

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I really like these outlets, they don't have that many stores, but there's more things to do around there. Right across you have the shoreline Village that has a couple restaurants and bars. Sometimes it's tough to find parking, which is the reason for the 4 stars. If you get your ticket validated by one of the stores, you et 2 hours for free, which is awesome. Overall, I recommend this place. I come here often with my family and whenever we have family visiting, we bring them here at least once. read more

The Pike - Parking March 2019 - Shopping Centers Near Me - Long Beach, California

If you're near Shoreline Village and Rainbow Harbor, you'll notice not just the boats, the Queen Mary, but you'll notice a huge shopping plaza/mall. You can enjoy your stroll, tours, and finish your day at The Pike at Rainbow Harbor in Long Beach. Located just across the street from Rainbow Harbor, you'll find the appropriately named, The Pike at Rainbow Harbor. If you are coming from the Blue Line Station, you can walk a couple blocks south from Transit Mall. You can also take the free Passport Bus and get off at the Aquarium of the Pacific and walk across the bridge. After reading the the Pike's website, it looks like the Pike extends to across the bridge. That's very cool to not just be at one site, but be at the other side of the bridge. The Pike is a great spot to be in April when the Grand Prix comes to town. You'll great views of the A1 cars speeding through and under the The Pike Bridge. You have your options of fine dining from P.F. Changs to CPK to casual dining at Hooter's or at Islands. If you are just there for a quick bite like I did, you can go to Sharky's Mexican Grill or grab an ice cream from Coldstone. In some parts of the year, the Ferris Wheel is in operation. Yeah, a Ferris Wheel is on location. The Pike would be ideal for a date night. Oh yeah, there is a movie theatre here. You'll find Cinemark Theatres here. I would prefer if it were AMC Theatres. Probably the value of the property would be even higher. Just throwing the idea out there. The Pike at Rainbow Harbor is not the main attraction to do since Shoreline Village and Rainbow Harbor. You've got a lot of other things to experience. Ride a bike, go to the Queen Mary, take the Passport and see the major hot spots for free. Long Beach has a lot of history and you should enjoy every moment. I just might want to try living out here. Yelp! The One Stop Place For Your Everyday Research! read more

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So many options to shop!! This place was in walking distance to our hotel. It has a great view. Surprisingly the public bathrooms were clean. Very nice place to shop & eat! read more

The Pikes Outlet is right across from Long Beach Convention Center, just a few minutes walk away. Although this is newly renovated, this "outlet" doesn't have major appeal to draw someone to come here to shop exclusively. There aren't many retail stores here (I'd only come here for Columbia), but there are other attractions nearby (the Ferris wheel, close proximity to the harbor, and aquarium) which add some entertainment value to this center. Parking: 2 hours free with retail shop validation; Cinemark ~ 3 hours validation The parking situation here makes me not want to shop here: 2 hours to shop is not enough, considering part of that time is finding a parking spot after you enter the parking structure. read more

Convenient shopping center near the pier, parking could be a bit difficult to find during weekends. Nearby you could find a lot good restaurants. read more

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For some reason " Outlets " are not what LB should be looking to attract a global cosmopolitan visitor. However, if LB is caught in another bind , as it is with " massive port pollution, a tremendous drug problem, and all the Meagans Law offenders in the area, I say take keep up the battle and if outlets sale product that's where u go. I lived on 2nd street for 6 years , down in Belmont Shores and I liked Belmont Shores though it is really a bunch of consumer joints. No parking and very local. I'm global, yet humble and understanding. As for the Pike Outlets, I love the marina , the Aquarium and the Rainbow harbor area. However placing outlets into the area goes to show that LB is not a destination city by far. The parking situation is horrible, it's crowded and it's not my type of scene or merchandising. Don't get me wrong, I buy basics and good deals , but I'll buy those near my home. I was hoping for hot new product and I was wrong. I was hoping for that Cosmo atmosphere , nope. Transcend the brand lines in time along with the pollutiin issue , parking mess, and I will revisit. At least it's all a good start. read more

The Pike - Thousands of people here today - Shopping Centers Near Me - Long Beach, California

Nice open air mall in downtown long beach with a number of places to eat. It has a large parking structure and is very easy to walk around. It has a movie theatre, a ferris wheel, and on the Saturday I visited, a train for the kids to ride. A comedy store is located here also. I did notice a lot of empty shops but all the restaurants seemed to be busy. The aquarium is across the street along with several stand alone restaurants. The convention center is also across the street with several hotels within several blocks. If visiting, it is definitely a place downtown to eat and walk around. read more

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I was downtown long beach last weekend and we shopped at the Outlets. We found some clothes, but the prices weren't what we expected to pay. We went to the pike afterwards and had a ball at tequila Jack's and the food was great I would try the Steak Fajitas . read more

Understandable that COVID has drastically impacted us, but surprised at how little shops there were at these outlets. read more

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While Pike Outlets is a nice concept as a shopping area near the tourist trap Queen Mary, it is limited in shopping choices..there's only forever 21, Nike, and H&M as the major anchor stores. If you're looking to shop this place isn't it. It will literally take you 5 minutes to walk from end to end. Paid parking lot and valet available. Can get very busy on the weekend. read more

The pike as I remember it many years ago just being a movie theater, arcade room and a few shops. Through out the years it has expanded a lot. Had the chance to visit this place again after walking it back in the mid 90's. Still well kept as much as possible but I would have to admit the youth gives it a not to glorious charm. Maybe its my age but I got passed that and enjoyed a nice afternoon walking around and exploring. Noticed many shops that have closed and some spaces that still need to be occupied, kinda surprised the place wasn't full. The bridge connecting shoreline to the pike should have kiosks selling cold drinks and dessert offers to have you sit back and enjoy the elevated view of the area. read more

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This retail center is centrally located in Downtown Long Beach. It's easy to walk to from Downtown or Shoreline Village. There's a parking structure and some shops validate parking fees. There aren't too many shops, but there are a decent amount. Most, if not all, are dog friendly. The center has an open concept and plenty of seating for breaks. It's a nice hang out spot. read more

My son and I return time after time primarily for the bonanza of Pokemon and abundance of Pokestops here. Pokemon is plentiful even in the parking structure. Alas, the number of retails is limited. While the stores have bounced back from the recession, there is still a dearth of good restaurants. Many of the retail spaces are still attracting decent businesses. read more

Located in the ocean front pike area of Long Beach. Here are a lot of shops to get good deals. Here you can also go to the movies theater and watch a quick flick or get some fresh kicks at the mikes store. Also plenty of nice location to grab something to eat and right now causebof the season you can go ice skating. Great place for the family to come out and enjoy read more

The Pike - Shopping Centers Near Me - Long Beach, California

Cool place in the heart of Downtown Long Beach across the street from the harbor and the Aquarium of the Pacific. Plenty of places to eat, some shopping, bars/lounges, and entertainment....Laugh Factory, Cinemark Theatres, and the Historic Carousel & Giant Wheel. read more

Cute stuff, Good Customer Service & Great Prices ! @SSACCESSORIES_ read more

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There's honestly not much to do here. I came here often when I was living in Long Beach. It's one of those places that you should go to if you want to talk a short walk. It's nice to walk around the outlet, but there isn't much to see. Across the street there are some restaurants and DTLB is nearby as well. The mall itself is outdoors and there are plenty of parking meters. I find that they close super early, so when I am there I usually just walk across the street to the lake and light house. This place has a Ferris wheel. I like the very from the top because the outlets outlook a scenic view, especially at night. read more

Strange small outlets strip mall with theatre and only street pay parking but a huge parking lot is across the street where all the large restaurants are which is not really the outlets but it has a big walkway read more

There is like no stores here wtf. Theres a ferris wheel and a carousel though. Next to the beach so theres a nice scenery. GET YOUR PARKING TICKET VALIDATED AT THE STORES read more

Ferris Wheel lights haven't worked for weeks. Carousel is dirty, vending machines have been out of order for months. They have a glass display case filled with trash. Wouldn't let my kids near it. How anyone buys ice cream at Stone Cold Creamery is beyond me, the windows are filthy. Nike store is great as is Levi's and Gap but overall this place is gross. Dubliner has good food but the outdoor space is filthy. The Laugh Factory looks like it's ready to fall down and the once nice fountain in front finally has water back in it but the fountains have not been turned back on. Overall, the mall is very clean although they waste an enormous amount of water power the streets. read more

This place is extremely dog friendly; and that's what I love about it! You see a variety of pet owners walking their dogs. Most of the shops have absolutely no problem with you walking into their store with your dog. My dogs really like the grassy area here and mingling with other pups. Everyone is very friendly here! read more

The Pike in Long Beach is one of my favorite summer spots for everything from Outlet shopping,fine and reasonable dinning, people watching, the beach ,boat cruise and the Aquarium of the Pacific plus many more activities read more

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Love all the new stores opening and how they keep the place up. The parking structure is clean 90% of the time. And the stores are always well stocked Restaurants available are range in price points and cuisine there really is a little something for everyone. read more

This is an outdoor mall, with barely any stores and the restaurants are actually across the street, on the ocean side. Lots of restaurant choices so that is good since the Hyatt Regency didnt have anything good offered. read more

PERFECT FOR NEW YEARS. Went here for New Years 2012 to watch fireworks and ring in the new year. I must admit, this is an awesome place to watch these luminous firecrackers shoot up to the sky. If you arrive early, you can even find a cozy spot overlooking the water (d'awww how romantic)! Just make sure to bring a cozy blanket (YAAS, it can get cold in So Cal), some food, and maybe a special someone (orrrr pet)?! *hint hint*... and you're all set!! Unfortunately, I wasn't able to walk around the Pike at its entirety, but I LOOOOOVE what they did with the place! They have this modernized bridge which overlooks the water. You can probably take your significant other here to gawk at the amazing view and probably snag a kiss or two from them *wink wink*. They also have a bunch of other venues around The Pike: -Auld Dubliner Irish Pub -Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. -California Pizza Kitchen AKA CPK -Chili's Grill & Bar -Cinemark Theatres -Cold Stone Creamery -Famous Dave's -Gladstone's 4 Fish -Historic Carousel & Giant Wheel -Hooters Restaurant -HYATT The Pike -Islands Fine Burgers & Drinks Laugh Factory -One Dollar Bookstore (Are their books really just $1?? D:) -Outback Steakhouse -P.F. Changs China Bistro -Pike Mini Market -The Pike Rainbow Candy -Restoration Hardware Outlet -Sgt. Pepper's Dueling Piano Café -Tokyo Wako And also special events! http://www.thepikeatlongbeach.com/trends/green-for-fall/8173/clh-acss? This is definitely a go-to spot if you're around the Long Beach area either for a random road trip or for New Years!! For special sales/promotions, click here!: http://www.thepikeatlongbeach.com/sales read more

This review is solely for my movie experience last night. The only pro that I can think of is that the Cinemark Theater now has reclining leather seats; however, the lobby and waiting areas are FILTHY DIRTY. Popcorn and trash everywhere and bathrooms have paper towels on the floor and stalls/toilets are always uncleaned. UGH! Manager: Please make sure to have your employees stay on top of their cleaning game. Another thing is that PARKING SUCKS! They only validate for 3.5 hours if you watch a movie. It will take 30 minutes to find parking, 10 minutes to walk to the theatre, 20 minutes to stand in line to buy a ticket, 20-25 minutes for previews, 2-3 hours for the actual movie, 10 minutes to walk back to your car, and 15 minutes to exit because it's usually busy. For sure your time will expire and will have to pay $6+. NOT WORTH IT! Watch a movie at the Cinemark in Downey or anywhere else that has free parking. Movies already cost an arm and a leg! read more