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.

I haven't been back to this mall for a very long time…read more It was super crowded yesterday. Not sure if it's always this way or because it was Father's Day and people are outing. The mall wasn't super clean and I'm sure the big crowd didn't help either. Parking was tough to find.

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.

Restrooms are locked always behind a button. Someone spies on you through the camera and decides if…read moreyou can go in to use the restroom or not. Then they send security to "check" on you after less than a minute of being in the restroom. I do not look like a junkie or homeless at all btw. They just decided because of their prejudice to do this. Security knocks on the door, then looks inside the restroom (supposed to be for 1 occupant at a time btw) and behind the door as though you are a criminal, for literally no reason. Felt very violating of my privacy and gross. I literally just needed to wash my hands and pee, but after that, i decided to just hold it til i got home.

I visited Stonewood Center with someone, and instead of feeling lively or fun, the whole place made…read moreme feel tense and unsafe. I tried to enjoy it the way I usually do with new places, but the atmosphere felt unpredictable in a way that teenagers or young adults definitely wouldn't enjoy. As I walked around, I kept seeing groups of people arguing loudly or acting in ways that made the environment feel unstable, and it surprised me how often it happened. It wasn't just one moment -- it felt like something concerning was happening every time I turned a corner. What bothered me even more was how poorly monitored the mall seemed. There were areas with almost no staff or security around, which made the whole place feel even more unpredictable. Even the parking lot felt uncomfortable because of the lighting and the people wandering around who didn't seem to be there for shopping. Instead of feeling relaxed, I felt like I had to constantly watch my surroundings, which is the opposite of what a mall should make you feel. I really tried to give Stonewood Center a fair chance, but the longer I stayed, the more I realized I wasn't having any fun at all. I didn't feel safe, I didn't feel comfortable, and I definitely wouldn't recommend this place to teenagers or anyone who wants to enjoy their time without worrying about what might happen around them. I've lived for 24 years, and I've been to plenty of malls, but this was one of the few times where the environment itself felt like the problem. I only visited Stonewood Center once before writing this review, and honestly, that was enough. Because of how unsafe it felt, I'm giving it a 1‑star rating and hoping it improves so people can feel comfortable going there again.

The Source is a great place to visit when craving Korean food or to just hangout. The food court on…read morethe third floor has plenty of great Korean food. There are cute Korean fashion boutiques, snacks, merchandise, a photo studio, and Play Pie! There's a little something for everyone. I recently came here to watch the Korea vs. Mexico World Cup match, and the place was PACKED. The energy and vibe was incredible but there was no room to move around. Parking is plentiful and it gets crazy busy on the weekends.

There were no maps around the mall to help locate stores or to orient yourself…read more Lots of empty spots inside. And lots of the store that were occupied had very high prices for their products. Overall minimal variety in the selection for shopping. Quite disappointed by the options.

After a nice lunch at Islands, we walked around. We checked out dog beds at Petco. Then we brought…read moresome donuts, chocolate candy bars , frozen ice cream sandwiches, and other supplies.

The service everywhere was soo nice, they made sure everything was nice. The selections, omg some…read moregreat Asian food, the Niko Niko Sushi, bro I felt like skittles at that point. The values, it's worth. Good stuff for the type of value it holds. There are a lot of different stuff and foods, like a sushi place, Niko Niko Sushi, I like that place. Here are the different foods and places they got that I totally recommend: Niko Niko Sushi, some great traditional food, it was very yummy. Starbucks, the sweetness is crazy good. The boba place, idk the name but, ITS ALSO VERY GOOD. Regals cinema theatre, some good old times movies. Regular shopping places, like target or kohls, the OGS. Lots of variety, like a house of Pokemon cards. Worth it with spending time and enjoying memories.

I think the last time I've walked into this mall has to be over 20 years ago. The days of hanging…read moreout after school and killing time when you were young. That's what you do then. It was one of the nice malls growing up that was nearby. Now, it's somewhat similar from what I remembered. Give or take some of the major departments stores are gone and replaced by a major chain store. You still have all the little mom and pop shops. Then the classic retailers. Loads of stores that I loved growing up have vanished. Either out of business or relocated. Department stores like Macys and JC Pennys are still there but nothing major. I don't even know what the food court is like as we didn't even venture that far. I had to return something and they had a store here. A smaller store but still. Plenty of parking as the space is massive. Mall is decent size but nothing crazy big. It's the neighborhood mall that I feel like it'll be there for many more years to come.

The only reason I go here is for the JC Penney. There's also a Costco and McDonald's in the…read morevicinity. The mall is old with a poor layout. And DO NOT use the ladies toilets near the T Mobile and Macy's, unless you want flushing water splashing onto your face. Gross!! The food court is right by Target, not centrally located and is maybe 6 places. There's also a ride rental for kids, weird looking, animatronic animals.

I'm writing from the perspective of someone who recently visited this mall for the first time in 30…read moreyears. This mall is a mix of contradictions. The layout and aesthetics are a bit dated; but it is clean and well maintained. The two key anchors were Walmart and Sears; Walmart remains, but Sears is defunct. On the exterior facing La Palma, there are some big-name merchandisers: Burlington, Ross, DSW, T*J*Maxx. Inside, there is a cohort of determined smaller merchants--but there's a lot of un-leased retail space, too. There's a very nice Kirkorian movie theater. There are more than a few restaurants and food shops that get shout-outs on social media. I think you go to this shopping center if one of the tenants is your destination. Unfortunately, this mall is not a destination in itself.

Wow this place has really deteriorated since the last time i was here. Some major discount stores…read moreare still there (ROSS, TJ MAXX) and some small mom and pop places but the majority of the mall is shuttered. Sad to see.. Weird since its really in a popular area, you would think you would get a lot of people visiting this mall. It was clean though.

We came to eat lunch at the California Fish Grill. We parked in the huge lot by Target. Tons of…read morefree parking. Lots of restaurants, dessert places and Starbucks. Other kinds of businesses too.

Lots of good places here, the Vegas buffet and watch repair are my favorites. Theres also wingstop…read moreand Panda Express.