Cute spot to come back around, lots to see.... Today there is the pop up market going on…read more Unfortunately I won't be attending lol. I am on a mission searching for an outfit at Nordstrom rack.... Then heading for a quick bite at in n out.....even tho there is tons to see and many other places to eat. LBX one stop shop.....plenty of parking and lots to see. Ok byeeee

Nice location to take the family out. If eating inside the hanger with your family isn't ideal…read moreconsidering how loud and heavy foot traffic can get, they have a massive space outside where you can eat with your family while letting kids play in the grassy area. Prices inside differentiate depending on what you're looking to eat/drink (e.g., tacos, sushi, burgers, ramen, etc.). These prices are not cheap, FYI. So coming here with a family to feed could be a hefty penny out of your pocket. Definitely would come back here on a date if I'm spending time around the area or to hangout with friends over a beer or t

First time visiting and it was a nice experience. The parking lot of large and the store assortment…read moreis great. You can buy low end and high end items. The food court is nice and there is also a few sit down restaurants (Lazy Dog Cafe and North Italia). I shopped at Zara, Aritzia, and Mango while my kids picked up a few items from Uniqlo.

Los Cerritos Center is a mall that will definitely give you that nostalgic feeling as if you were…read morehanging around in a mall from the 80's and 90's. The architecture is definitely reminiscent of this time period- and while there seem to have been some renovations, you still totally get that vibe. The array of shops and dining options is impressive and is very family-focused. A lot of sports and activewear, sneakers and all the things that make for a one-stop shop for the entire family. There's some great dining options too- from the eclectic food court, to suburban mainstays like The Cheesecake Factory and Lazy Dog Restaurant. Really the only things that can improve are increasing the number and quality of the restroom facilities and the sometimes eerie emptiness of some vacant areas. It's like liminal spaces but in the nooks of the mall, but overall, more positives than negatives and easy parking, but congested at times.

This shopping plaza has everything! From shops and restaurants, to a Kaiser Permanente. The parking…read morearea is huge too, but on a weekend night, it's gonna get packed. Be prepared to drive around for a while for a spot.

The Promenade at Downey is a retail, dining, & entertainment destination. It's very nice and a lot…read moreof thought was put into this community space. There are multiple seating areas, a section for dogs, and reading stations throughout that tell the store of the city of Downey's contributions to space exploration and movie history. I also came across the Time Capsule, that will be opened in 2056, which is the year of its 100th anniversary. It would be cool to see what was put inside on October 17, 2016. I've been here several times to eat at some of the restaurants. Parking is plentiful. You can spend an entire day here browsing the stores, watching a movie, and grabbing a bite to eat.

This is an outdoor shopping area made up of a few streets. There are lots of different kinds of…read morebusinesses and shops. Also restaurants and bars. I saw somebody getting his haircut at a barbershop. You don't see storo that you find all over the place. They are one of a kind and unique. Interesting to come here and look around.

Very cute area with a lot of great shops. Easy parking either on the street or 2 hrs free parking…read moreon a parking lot. Some of the shops were closed already when we went, so will need to come back

Shopping center has a few things to offer. At least 10 businesses remain open. The Post Office,…read moreMarshall's, Smart & Final, IHop, the Cleaners, the beauty supply to name a few.

Old center but a great variety of clothes stores, services, restaurants, financial services, two…read moredrug stores and three grocery stores, two of them discount, serving a vibrant neighborhood in Long Beach CA.

The Long Beach town center has a lot of businesses and eateries. They have a Sam's Club, Walmart,…read moreBarnes & Noble, PetSmart, Bath & body Works, Tillys, Carter's, and even a Total Wine and More. They even have a Lowe's hardware store. It is conveniently located off the 605 on Carson Street. If you are a Sam's Club member, you can get gas at a very reasonable price here.

Clean, plenty of parking. Even tho a lot of the businesses are in the same complex, you gotta drive…read moreto them. The way that the business are in a line and all the parking is in the outside makes it that way

This place is a hit and miss. I have witnessed restaurants, clothing stores and entertainment…read morebusinesses come and go from this location through out the years. This place has a lot of potential to be great. It depends on the type of clientele you attract. Since you are in the downtown area, you attract people from San Pedro, Los Angeles and Orange County. Not always the greatest people you encounter but it attracts all types of people. Meaning Ghetto and Civilized people. Parking is horrible here on the weekends. Since it is catered mostly to the tourist that is visiting the aquarium of the pacific Weekdays are solid, you will find parking with no problem. Overall, I come here once in awhile pending on the event. Great place to watch a move or chill by the coast. Many restaurants nearby is a plus!

A small little outdoor shopping center right in the heart of downtown Long Beach. It's literally…read morenext door to the convention center, and across street from the waterfront and Aquarium Of The Pacific. Not sure what the purpose of the outlet name is for as I think the only outlet was Gap. I could be wrong with the other stores. With any retail area, things come and go so having a storefront survive is amazing. It's a nice outdoor shopping experience with dining options to add to it. There's a few sit down dining places but nothing overly fancy. You have more of the bigger chain restaurants right across the street along the water and Shoreline Village. There's a movie theatre, a comedy center and a couple of decent amount of shops. Nothing over the top but your local shops like HM, Nike, Guess, Gap Outlet and a few others. It is a nice place to walk around and just see Long Beach. You're literally close to the convention center which is right across the street. Aquarium and the park is also across the street which a bridge is also use to cross over. The Marina Park, Shoreline Village are all a couple minutes walk from the pike. It's a cute little outdoor shopping area but nothing major. There's plenty of parking in the structure with some street parking along the strip.