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.

This is a nice village or old town area in Glendora with shops and eateries on both sides of the…read morestreet on Glendora Ave. They have a lot of hair salon places, Italian restaurants, ice cream shops, and lots of cool little shops for about 2 to 3 blocks. This area has a lot charm to it and worth checking out.

I really enjoyed my visit to this outdoor mall. The entire property was clean, well-maintained, and…read morepleasant to walk around. The landscaping and open-air layout made for a relaxing shopping experience, and everything looked well cared for. There was a nice variety of stores and restaurants, making it easy to spend a few hours here. Parking was convenient, and I appreciated how tidy the common areas and restrooms were. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is that a few of the stores I was hoping to visit weren't here, and it got a bit crowded during peak hours. Overall, it's a great place to shop, grab a bite to eat, and enjoy a day outdoors. I'd definitely come back.

To the new owners of VG…read more.. I've always enjoyed coming to Victoria Gardens--it's a great place for families, shopping, and spending time outdoors. However, one concern that has become more noticeable over the past year is the lack of enforcement on the main streets. There are frequently vehicles speeding through busy areas where families and children are walking, and many drivers seem more focused on showing off how loud their cars are than driving safely. It's not uncommon to hear multiple cars revving their engines within just a few minutes. This creates a very unsafe environment and takes away from what should be a welcoming community space. Increasing police presence, even for short periods of time, would make a noticeable difference and help deter this behavior. I truly believe Victoria Gardens is a great place, but addressing this issue would go a long way in keeping it safe and enjoyable for everyone.

This mall has everything you ever wanted in shopping. Multilevel with elevators and escalators,…read moremakeup. Clothing, toys, arcades, jewelry and top restaurants. Super safe, very clean and very well lit.

I came here to get my steps in while in town. It is really hot today, so going to a mall to walk…read morearound is much cooler. I like it that there is outdoor like area for stores and restaurants. There is also inside mall stores. This mall reminded me of Westfield in San Jose that used to be called Valley Fair. Overall, I would come back. You can easily grab a bite around here and shop before or after. I love it that there is a Ranch 99 supermarket inside this mall, the most clean branch I have ever been. I am glad I finally made it here this past weekend for a visit.

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.

It's a slightly above average mall. Better than the other mall in the area for sure, but does not…read moreeven hold a candle close to the Santa Anita Mall. But I can at least guarantee that the mall is always lively and there's plenty of parking. Lots of restaurants around and across the street too. What I like best about this mall is their effort to foster community here, such as the Dia de los Muertos display or when I happened to walk pass a Bluey Xmas dance party and you can take pictures with Santa AND Bluey. Super cute. One time years and years ago, they had a scavenger hunt for Christmas where you search around the mall to take photos with your phone for an ornament. I really liked that I did that and got to spend time with my family. I've seen so many shops come and go here and pieces of my childhood through adolescence such as the Disney Store (I remember spending time here looking through that giant plushie pile), the merry go round, Surf City Squeeze (always thought their mascot looked cool, now replaced with a Pop Mart vending machine), Nothing But Silver (went here lots with my mom and aunts), Sanrio Surprise, Amapola Deli and Market (crazy they tried to open a market in here), the hermit crab vendor, McDonald's that my mom would always get my brother and I and the vendors that would try to sell stickers at our table, the dollar store on the upper floor above Baskin Robbins, the used bookstore and so much more. Huge chunk of nostalgic memories for me, but today it's decent mall with most things that you would need. Some shops I go to often to get gifts or pick up something for myself, See's (thanks for closing PH location), Hot Topic, Bath and Body Works, Miniso, etc. At least the Tilt arcade here is still open. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here, but if you're already here, might as well enjoy malls before more of them perish.

This village is a very charming back east feeling. It has plenty of cute small village stores with…read moreunique finds. One of my favorites is Jasmine. The 2 bakeries are outstanding but my favorite is Some Crust Bakery. Although Creme bakery is very charming to experience also. I set aside the day to walk the streets to enjoy the old homes along the perimeter of this village. Take note that many movies have used this very location for filming. Look some up to enjoy your experience even more.

Claremont Village is such a pleasant little downtown -- it feels like a cross between a cozy…read morecollege town and a classic Southern California main street. You've got a mix of quirky shops, art galleries, coffee spots, and casual restaurants, all walkable with plenty of shade and benches to linger on. It's great for an easy afternoon stroll, grabbing a bite, or just browsing around -- definitely not rushed or crowded like bigger tourist districts. Always feel like there's something new to discover every time I go back.

All the main shops are here and indoors. Always come here whenever I am in LA. Lots of great…read moreservices, dining etc..... with lots of parking.

Great stores great find awesome pricing. Whatever you're…read morelooking for their clothing, shoes, luggage, Baby items, some housewares are there for you. If you like to walk this is the map to walk in. Fun food court Books

When I lived near here, I would come to The Grove often because Barnes & Noble had celebrity book…read moresignings. There was Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, and Jim Carrey even stayed hours after he needed to until he had spoken, taken pictures, and signed books for every single person who had waited in line for him. However, after the COVID pandemic they've noticeably stopped coming. Still, The Grove is a nice place to visit because it is so polished and touristy. There's the dancing fountain, free trolley, movie theater, shops and restaurants. Meanwhile, The Farmers Market is right next door, so you can easily walk there as well. It's a good place to kill time. Some stores are a bit on the pricey side, though. The trolley is a bit silly since the ride is so short. It takes longer to wait for the trolley than to just walk from one end of the mall to the other. It is a free novelty, though, so if you have nothing better to do, might as well. Recently, there was a parade and festival at LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) and I noticed several other people like me walking from there to The Grove since it's only around a 20 minute walk up Fairfax Ave. I think people decided to walk since parking at LACMA is $23 no matter what and we didn't want to pay it again. Parking at The Grove isn't cheap either, but it's easy and convenient since it's a huge multi-story parking garage with digital numbers that tell you how many spots are available on each level. My go to restroom is at the top level of Barnes & Noble, but there's also one at Farmers Market. The views of The Grove from the upper levels of Barnes & Noble are nice. There's also an onsite cafe on that level. Meanwhile, this Barnes & Noble is apparently one of the biggest in the US. Around the holidays, they put up one of the tallest Christmas trees in the US. They hang flying reindeer and a sleigh above the dancing fountain. They also put up a Santa house in the middle of the street where you can take pictures with Santa for a fee. One of the changes I didn't like around the dancing fountain, which is one of the few spots with trees and shade, is that they roped it off so that it became outdoor seating for the restaurants whereas before it was open to anyone. Even though I don't live near here anymore, I still end up visiting every now and then because of nearby festivals. At this point it's so familiar to me that as another reviewer had said "It's an LA staple."

A staple in Los Angeles that's always a nice place to spend some time walking around. There's a…read moregood amount of shops and plenty of restaurants. Of course the main focal point, the water fountain and little park. There's plenty of parking in the massive covered parking structure. There's also valet at the lower level which is easier in my opinion. You can also park where the farmers market is but they have their own validation system. It's a pretty decent size shopping area which is all outdoor. The main department store which is Nordstrom and then you'll have all the other smaller chains stores. Plenty of dining options, more on the dine in style. If you're looking for something quick and easy, there's the farmers market a couple minutes walk. Of course there's the movie theatre which is great. The whole grove concept is similar to the Americana which is larger. Dining options, shops and of course the fountain. It's a staple in LA that's worth checking out.

Chino Hills can be limited on entertainment, but this place remains as one of the better places to…read morecome. In the one year that Jen and I have been dating, this place has improved and provided many fun days and nights. The Christmas decorations were wonderful and this past weekend they had the Lunar New Year celebration, with many additional pop-up vendors in the street (closed off for pedestrians). We enjoyed walking, talking and exploring all the additional vendors and also the people (and dog) watching was top notch. Judging by the crowd turnout, I would say that this was a successful event, and I hope they add more events like this going forward. Many great restaurants, shops, craft stores and plaza entertainment. Water fountains and train rides for the kids (and some adults too). Whether you come here to dine, shop or just hang out and enjoy the weather with others, this place is a solid choice.

We met up with my FRIENDS here for some Urban Fish tacos and took a nice stroll with our Samoyed…read morenamed COCO. This is a very dog friendly mall. We saw so many breeds. There's a nice GRASSY area with a doggy bag station too... SONG OF THE DAY to play along to this YELP REVIEW: Un Coco by BAD BUNNY We are in love with our COCO and she really enjoyed her time here. There were lots of places to sit and shop at. It kind of REMINDS ME of UNIVERSAL STUDIO CITYWALK... LIVE JAZZ MUSIC: 10/10 on Saturdays starting at 6pm PARKING: PLENTY ROCK ON THE SHOPPES AT CHINO HILLS!!!!!