Kith Treats is the perfect Malibu indulgence clean, cool, and effortlessly stylish…read more The ice cream is ultra-smooth and rich without being overly sweet, and the mix-ins are high quality and thoughtfully balanced. The chocolate base in particular is deep and creamy, with a texture that feels more like gelato than standard soft serve. Portions are generous, presentation is sleek, and everything feels very on-brand. The Malibu location really elevates the experience: relaxed outdoor seating, ocean-adjacent vibes, and a calm, sunny atmosphere that makes it ideal for a post-beach treat. It's definitely on the pricier side, but you're paying for quality, consistency, and the full experience. If you're looking for elevated ice cream that feels both indulgent and aesthetic, Kith Treats Malibu delivers every time.

04/04/2026 We were…read morevisiting a niece on spring break 2026 and she brought us to Kith i. Malibu after brunch to check out the ice cream space addition to their clothing line! I was not expecting this at all especially from Kith who's more known for clothing. There was a line to get in but for clothes, separate entrance for soft serve with no line. Most of the menu had soft serve with a type of cereal mixed in. We ordered a few to try. I thought it was ok overall. Service was nice. Price was a on the moderate to high for what it is imo being simple soft serve with cereal and not having anything unique flavors that stood out but were in Malibu folks so as expected.

I've been a longtime customer and consistently love everything I purchase here, especially as go-to…read moregifts. I called ahead for a specific item, and the service was exceptional. When I arrived, everything had already been prepared, beautifully wrapped, and ready with the gift receipt included. The whole process was quick, easy, and thoughtfully handled, exactly what you appreciate on a busy day. A local spot that truly understands service. It makes all the difference.

Did not know this store existed but so happy I came across it while in Malibu! There are two…read morestores, one for blankets & baby items. The second for adult clothing and larger blankets. The store with kids items have all of the Disney collection which is fun to shop through. Customer service is great. Walked away with goodies for my daughter - love it! Parking is very easy in the Whole Foods shopping center.

Encore is a small clothing shop in cross creek shopping area in Malibu. While this shop had been…read morehere for a few years, it was my first time inside. To be honest, Fendi dragged me inside and liked the blue tie dye hoodie. The shop staff, maybe the owner, was cordial towards me and Fendi. There was a beautiful print long kaftan like dress that caught my attention. Upon inquiring, the shop owner was delighted and wanted me to try it on. This dress was the priciest item in the store, it figures! I'm always drawn to the spendy stuff :( When I don't have Fendi in tow, I'll return to try in on...although I know for a fact loose clothing looks better on a hanger than on me :/ form fitting looks better on my physiqué. The shop mostly has things tourists like. Everything from sweatshirts, hoodies and baseball caps in tie dye and labeled ' MALIBU' It goes without say, most locals will not wear this labeled MALIBU. Nonetheless very eye catching and cute and probably cool for some and worth a look see visit.

I am now the proud owner of green-framed Eyebobs brand reading glasses, see the photos…read more Here's how it happened: I had a little time to kill before the Yelp event on Malibu Pier, so I went a couple blocks down the road to Cross Creek and did a little browsing in the cool boutiques. A shiny big hat inside Encore drew me in, see the pic. It was expensive, and I was told of a celeb who bought one. I looked around at the clothes, and they were more than just sharp, they were fun. And I'm a girl who loves to have fun. Then I spotted those green glasses on the counter. Tried them on, with the green outfit I was wearing. Found out they were on sale for 20% off. Enough. I was sold. But......the strength I needed had to be ordered, so that was done. And a few days later I got the call to pick them up. Obviously, service here is perfection. And friendly to boot. I told Encore's proprietor, Diana, all about Yelp. And now I'm telling Yelpers all about Encore. And not everything at Encore is expensive. My glasses ended up costing 50 bucks, not bad for great quality. And I got a matching green case as part of the deal. I would have paid 30 bucks for reading glasses at Walgreens, and they would have been ugleeeee, and minus the cool case. Momma Yelp will be rockin' those sweet green specs at the Holiday event, look out.

This is the best clothing store in all of the whole Westside. The staff is very professional also…read morevery nice. Dope ass clothes that are made very well with materials that are very environmental friendly. The blanket shirt is the most comfy, shirt I've ever tried on. I'm going to wear it G-style.

Outerknown's sustainable mission is pretty impressive…read more While this brand is not cheap, it offers value for money considering the quality and craftsmanship of their products. Outerknown is for idealists who care about sustainability..the environment.. and want well-fitting, high-quality clothing. Check em' out

A bit expensive; however the clothing is high quality and will last. Buy classic pieces and you…read moreshould be set.

One of the best boutiques ever. There are locations in Calabasas, Studio City, Del Rey, Westlake,…read moreVentura, and Agoura Hills. The stores are limited to Southern California; so, when I first moved to Los Angeles and began to explore (shopping is an activity that I just can't help but do everyday, whether I had it in mind to do or I had a full day in my "planner" ...actually, back in 2007, I did have a big "At-a-Glance" planner with an entire page per day... Anyway, I stumbled upon the Calabasas Commons because I had looked up in that app, "Around Me" and found that close to one of my three jobs I worked while going to School for my Doctorate, the Calabasas Commons was on my way home from work to where I lived in West Hollywood. I stopped by right away because it mentioned a Barnes & Noble being one of the stores there. First, I spotted M. Fredrick. I saw those gorgeous, hand-picked by their buyer. I didn't realize quite how much less expensive ever was in LA compared to San Francisco. Now, this many years later, it's no longer a thought nor a thing because I've lived here so long, but it was astonishing to me back when I was freshly 22. I picked out about 20-25 pieces of the most beautiful jeans, sweaters, shirts, shoes, tank tops and dresses. I also bought a pair of sweatpants that felt like thick silk, but mostly, like a white tiger- they were the first thing I bought the next morning on my break from work; so, I vividly remember that they were $600 before tax, which, to be honest, I did think they were on the pricey side, but I didn't think of it again. The many items I had purchased the afternoon prior came to almost $23,000, but I never ever in my life looked at prices of anything, so, it was no thing and to this day, I remember probably 7/8ths of what I bought. The clothes were definitely worth it and I would do it again, even now. The only problem is that they don't make clothes how they used to. We don't have the materials or aren't willing to use them on designer boutique clothing. Every chance I could, I went to an M. Fredric store for the next 10 years.

I LOVE Wildfox and this is one of their only two retail stores, so i come here quite a bit…read more Service is fine and while this is a tiny store, I still love just about everything in it. Decor is super cute, the quality is fantastic, prices are high but the clothes last forever and wash really well. One of my favorite brands for loungewear at the moment.

I really love their sweatshirts and was convinced to buy 3 from a retailer in Vegas who told me…read morethat the more they are washed and dried the softer they get, and will NEVER pill. WRONG. They pilled within months. I still love them, but I won't wear them in public because of all the pilling. Makes them look decades old.

I've been wearing this brand for about three months now. I originally started because one of my…read moreclients loves it and recommended it to me. I decided to visit the store instead of ordering online because I wanted to make sure I got the correct size. The first time I visited this location, an employee named Hannah (I believe that was her name) helped me. She's short with jet black hair. Unfortunately, she was extremely rude. While I was asking questions about sizing, she seemed annoyed and gave off the impression that she didn't want to help. The second time I visited the store was today, on my birthday. I wanted to buy something as a gift to myself. She happened to be there again, and when I asked about an item on the silver rack she was once again very rude and dismissive. She looked like she either hates her job or just didn't want to deal with me. Another employee ended up helping my friend and me. She had an accent (I didn't catch her name), but she was much kinder and actually helpful, so I appreciated that. The store itself is really cute. The design feels very 70s-inspired and they even have a lounge-style seating area that feels like a waiting room. They also regularly have items on outside sale racks--things like bathing suits, hats, shirts, leggings, and sweatpants. Parking is not great. You may have to park across the road for free parking or drive further down to find a spot. Also, because the store is in Malibu, expect heavy traffic. Overall, I probably won't be returning to this location. Now that I know my size and have a few pieces from the brand, I'll likely just order online. It's nice to go into a store the first time to feel the fabric and see how things fit, but the customer service here made the experience disappointing.

Cute but expensive clothing. Great vibes and good location near the pier. Good for a Malibu…read moresweatshirt as a souvenir.

When visiting Malibu it's always great to take your friends or family to Malibu Country Mart - you…read morepretty much have everything here. Restaurants and a little shopping, desserts and coffee! Awe-some!!!

Visiting here has become quite honestly a weekly stop. I walk those turf lawn areas, meander the…read moreSpanish tile flooring, and visit any number of shops. I really miss BA&SH already! So devastated they are gone. But M. Frederick still remains thankfully. I like CB2 a lot and of course their restaurants... TraDiNoi, Taverna Tony, the Mutt Grill (burgers), Sunlife Organics (when they are having a good day), Faherty, Madison, the salon I patron Cie Salon, Nati, Vince,& John Varvatos just might be the only men's store in Malibu. We drop in often. And of course there's the Malibu home goods store I'm blanking on which has the most lovely candles and bedding and Christmas decor. So much good shopping here! There's also a toy store which I've contributed to Toys for Tots at last Christmas. The center has a park in the center where they annually install festive holiday decor. It's never dull. It's always fun and I always find great clothes or gifts here. It's a perfect family stop with something for everyone.

Malibu Lumber Yard is like a girl that used to be hot in high school, got strung out on meth after…read moregraduation, and has been sober and getting her life back together for the past few years. It still looks like a nice building, but most of the units are vacant, the common area is missing some of the nicer decorations it had in the past (e.g., fishtanks, plants, etc.), and there is hardly any foot traffic. Hopefully they bounce back and get some tenants that will breathe some new life into the place, but based on how many people left and didn't come back after the fires earlier this year and how slow the rest of the city is recovering, it could be a while before we see any real improvement here.

I give the Malibu Lumber Yard 4 stars... the 5th star I'm adding because it's beautiful, relaxing…read moreand adjacent to the Malibu Country Mart. I have never been to the Lumber Yard when it was busy or crowded, so it's a great spot to relax and chill for a bit. I like the outdoor aquariums. Very nice touch! I haven't shopped much here. Kitson always had cute, fun stuff but they are gone now. James Perse is cool and their shop is beautiful. I think many of the shops here are for women, so if you want ladies clothing with Malibu style, this would be a good spot. Café Habana. Excellent! The real reason to hit the Lumber Yard. For drinks or for a meal, I always enjoy this place.