Wow this place has really become a ghost town. I remember when it was bustling with stores and…read morepeople and music and now there is still music... a dj was there trying to keep people upbeat on a Friday but half the stores are empty. Since Nordstrom moved out it's just so eerie. Not a lot going on. I happened to come in as I was checking out a potential new gym which is coming in - Club Studio - and they're going to be pretty huge and take the old Bloomingdales space, people were super friendly and helpful so hopefully that will help but Santa Monica is gonna need a lot more investment in order to drive the people back to shop in person because there is really no good selection of stores of value - just a few boutiques and some brands like Nike or Johnny Was or Paige. Din Tai Fung and Cheesecake on the top floor which is great but other than that... let's hope for more stores in the future.

I walked through this outdoor mall for the first time recently. Santa Monica Place is a shopping…read moremall that is at the south end of Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade. Anchor stores Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom closed recently. They do have upscale tenants like Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Tory Burch, COACH and AllSaints. There are also places to eat like Din Tai Fung and Cheesecake Factory. The Cayton Children's Museum is a fun entertainment option for kids. Santa Monica Place is three levels and has a L.A. Metro Rail stop nearby.

Excellent selection of stores. You will find all the hottest brands, and on top of that, find…read moretop-tier assortments within those brands. You could spend the entire day here with an array of shops (some of them experiential), restaurants and even a movie theater. The center is well maintained and curated with purpose. The stores are hopping and no doubt these are some important doors representing a slice of global retail brought to you in a beautiful, modern environment. The hybrid indoor/ outdoor feel is very chic and the landscaping and surrounding architecture is atmospheric. It is no wonder that on any given day you will find influencers filming to document their latest finds. There are both luxury as well as mass market retailers and everything in between. While many of the top tier luxury will be found in Beverly Hills, there are still plenty of high end stores. There is also a great assortment of affordable brands too as well as some surprises like The Container Store and a Tesla Gallery. The food assortment here is astounding! Whether you choose a sit-down restaurant or a food court pick, you will have an incredible array of options to choose from. The restroom facilities are also great. They are climate controlled and clean. Love the walls that completely partition the stalls from one another and give you a sense of privacy. The only things I found off-putting about Westfield Century City was the obnoxiously expensive parking and the hopelessly dull pop music that was being piped in throughout the center. It really diminished the ambiance. It's too loud and was very distracting. I don't mind music in public places, but if you are able to lure respectable brands like this center does, please have some finesse and taste about what you play. I feel like the music would have been the same if I had gone to a kids trampoline park. Overall, great shopping center, but the exorbitant parking fees and teenie bopper music selection are detractors.

Hate the parking here and hate the parking rates. The only places that validate are AMC and…read moreGelson's if you're there a few minutes past the validated time you have to pay extra every 15 minutes. Finding a parking spot on the weekend can be horrendous too, adding to how much much more you have to pay to park. Best not to come at all.

Haven't been to this mall since they called it the Fox Hills mall ( when i use to come here as a…read morekid in the 90s with my family) and even though it seemed very different than what I remember I still enjoyed my visit and will be coming back here. They even had an open barbershop on 2nd floor with beautiful design.

A busy mall with many mass-market retailers. Target, Macy's, Nordstrom Rack, Best Buy among others…read moreare here. It's a more youth oriented clientele with lots of sporting goods/ sneaker stores and a large food court. Parking is very easy and accessible throughout the building. The bathroom facilities were pretty meh, and they could've used more bathroooms through the center.

I'd love to write a glowing review of this shopping center because I love the mani-pedi place…read morethere, but my car was very clearly targeted and towed today by a parking lot attendant who literally tagged my car 15 minutes after I parked and towed it exactly 2 hours to a T after I parked there. The parking lot was less than half full both when I parked and when I returned to pick it up - I've also parked there before several times, and went slightly over the 2 hour mark with no issue. So, the reason why *today* someone decided to be a hyper-depressed clock-checker, I'll never know, but now I'm out $200. I don't think I'll ever visit any of these shops again because of this! Congrats! Hope you have the life you deserve. :)

This is a great place! It's got a great sushi restaurant and a bank and several other things. I…read moreknow it's just a shopping center, but for what it's potential can be, it's great! The one thing that really got me was that it's so clean and so nice looking! Overall, a very pleasant place to take care of your errands.

Came to this store today to pick up a stuffed animal for our gender reveal and so glad I did! The…read moregirl working was so sweet and helpful and took extra care to make sure I didn't see which one she put in the bag to keep it a surprise for us :) so excited that this will be our baby girl's first plushie!

This is a cute Japanese store. As soon as I walked in there, everything looked soft and squishy…read more They have a lot of different things from pens, Pokémon, peanut keychains, teacups, anime, stationary, and stickers. A lot of selection that people want to buy for presents or for yourself. But their values aren't cheap though. This is the place to go for Christmas shopping or birthday shopping for your family or friends to give the best gifts they can ever have!

My girlfriend loves this spot. Reminds me of our Newport Beach neighbors in the Marina, but we get…read moreto walk the boardwalk and look at all of the boats floating by. Love the ocean scene from here. I had not been out here in a very long time. Parking is real expensive, but that's about the cost to park on the beach averagely around 10 dollars. 10 dollars will not make me nor break me in my convenience in having some fun. Nice spot, and cool places to dine and eat. We will try and come here at least once a month.

Boardwalk Marina Del Rey is the product of redeveloping the waterfront along Admiralty Way. The…read moreplan calls for a retail and dining center with outdoor plazas and patio dining overlooking the Marina. Unfortunately, most of the 80,000 sf of rental space is vacant. Yes, there's Trader Joe's on one end and a Bank of America on the other with three restaurants dotting the space in between. The walking and bike paths behind Boardwalk along the Marina are very nice, a major improvement to the area. I hope the rental activity picks up, and Boardwalk achieves its potential.

Love, Love, Love, Love having the Rack nearby. Why?…read moreFabulous quality, prices, and choices! Normally, all working there are quite pleasant. Purchase are made for myself, grandchildren, and gifts for others. Delighted that Marina Del Rey will be opening a store which is a straight shot to the 90thFRWY!!! Sorry, no pic's available. I assure you I continue to get wonderful buys!!!

I used to love shopping at Nordstrom Rack in the Fox Hills Mall (Westfield Culver City). I've been…read morea loyal customer for years and every visit I'd easily spend $400+ without any issues. Unfortunately, an experience about two years ago completely changed how I feel about this store. During my last visit, I was racially profiled and followed throughout the store by two asset protection employees (one male and one female). I have no idea why I was singled out. Despite being treated that way, I still purchased around $600 worth of items that day. What made it even more upsetting was seeing one of them waiting near the front door as I was leaving, as if they expected me to do something wrong. I even waved and laughed in disbelief because it was so obvious. He stood at the door after following me, once the second person started following me, then left that post after I walked out with my purchased items. What's even more frustrating is that I saw someone else (same ethnicity as the security that were following me) in the store actually stealing items, but because they were so focused on watching me, they completely ignored her. I saw her walk right out the door after stuffing her pockets and purse with stolen items. Unbelievable! That experience was disappointing. I left the store wishing I hadn't spent a dime there. Since then, I've never returned to that location. I even tried shopping at the Nordstrom Rack on Fig at 7th downtown recently, and unfortunately experienced the same thing, being followed around the store. Because of these experiences, I've decided I will no longer shop at Nordstrom Rack or Nordstrom. No customer who is spending their hard-earned money should feel targeted or profiled while simply trying to shop. Prior to the incident where I was followed around the store, I had another frustrating experience at this location. On a previous visit, I purchased clothes and other items. When I walked out, the alarm at the door went off, but another customer was exiting at the same time so I assumed it was related to her purchase. I had two bags of clothes and other items, and didn't notice anything unusual when I quickly checked my bags. About a month later, when I went to wear one of the dresses, I discovered the security sensor was still attached. It was black and blended in with the dress, which is probably why I didn't notice it earlier. I then checked the other clothes and two more dresses that I hadn't worn yet and found that they also still had sensors attached, hidden on the slip of the dress. I returned to the store to have them removed, but initially the staff refused because I didn't have the receipt. Fortunately, I had used my Nordstrom credit card and they were able to look up the purchase and finally remove the sensors. This situation could have been avoided if the employee had properly checked the dresses (since they hide their sensors) before bagging them. These are higher-priced items that typically have sensors attached, so you would think staff would be trained to know where the sensors are placed. But I don't totally blame the staff because they were hidden. Why not make them visible? Why place a black sensor on a black dress? Customers shouldn't have to inspect their purchases for security tags after leaving the store. Goodbye, Nordstroms! It was fun while it lasted.

I got there at around 11:30am and self parked. When I finished lunch and returned to my car at…read morearound 12:55pm, the parking attendant said I need to pay since the plaza only has 45 mins free parking. I told him no one was here to give me a ticket when I arrived so why do I need to pay. He pointed to a sign about valet parking during lunch and dinner hours. I asked how much and he said $8. I was not about to get ripped off today plus that sign doesn't have the parking pricing on it so I asked him no one was here to give me a ticket so where am I supposed to park. He said I don't have to pay but I will be banned from parking at the lot. I guess I'm banned now.

The parking situation at Santa Monica Plaza is always a hassle. There is Valet Parking Service who…read morehas taken over half of the parking lot and would not allow anyone to park even for 5 minutes in any of their spots.They are extremely rude and disrespectful towards people who do not use valet service. I go to Santa Monica Plaza every day to pick up my lunch and every day have to get disrespected by the 2 people who work at this valet parking business. No one seems to care and there is no contact for the owner.