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 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

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.

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.

Greatly location on the water! Acapulco has great views on the patio. The movie theater is great…read moretoo. Tantalum is a beautiful restaurant. Even some of their cocktails have flowers in them. I have never had a bad experience at Marina Pacifica.

Featuring a 12 theater AMC and a variety of local and national chain restaurants, the Marina…read morePacifica Shopping Center provides open air shopping in Long Beach. The Nordstrom Rack and Barnes & Noble bookshop seem to continue to do well, along with a Ralph supermarket. Unfortunately, one of the biggest tenants, Howard Appliances, just recently closed unceremoniously.

I first came to 2nd & PCH for a friend's birthday celebration at Barry's Boot Camp, but the area…read morehas become a favorite weekday getaway of mine. I love that they broadcast jazz classics like Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald over the speakers. I love the smell of the Pacific Ocean wafting through the nearby marina. And I especially love the view of sunsets over palm trees in the evenings - pure magic! Getting there: there's two parking lots, one on the Whole Foods side and one on the Urban Plates side; parking is free for the first 90 minutes. The landscaping and restroom areas are always well maintained and there is plentiful seating throughout the plaza. They post the schedule for various local events - pop up markets, line dancing, etc. - on the bulletins. Best of all, most are dog-friendly (my rescue dog Darby has several go-to spots he likes to sniff every time we come!) Paper Source, Lather, and Urban (both the clothing and the restaurant) are where you'll find me during most visits.

Stopped by this place for the first time after hearing about it from friends and family. I remember…read moreway back when, the spot used to house a hotel/motel where I didn't even know if it was even functioning. Now it's a cute little retail and restaurant center. You have Whole Foods on the corner and right inside the strip mall which is an open air somewhat small mall. There's parking structures on either end but when we stopped by the gate wasn't working so we ended up parking across the street. There's plenty of parking everywhere so you'll find something. It's not a big area but does offer some cute shops. You'll have some of the retail chain stores with Atletha, Warby Parker, Urban Outfitters, Brixton, Nike, Anthropologie to name a few. Some cute fun jewelry stores, stationary stores and so on. There's even a cute little brewery right in the middle of the strip. It's a cute place for family to bring the kids and pets. People are out enjoying the outdoor. As Easter is coming, there's going to be an Easter bunny on site. It's somewhat a very little outdoor mall. A few dining options surrounding the area. You could walk around the whole place in half an hour or so.

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.

It's alway nice to stop by and enjoy a walk along the boardwalk. Early afternoon on a Wednesday…read morewhich was still pretty mellow. There was a good amount of people walking around but not like the crowds during the weekend. You have people walking around with their pets and others just enjoying the sunshine. Some of the stores weren't open when we arrived. They still have the arcade and carousel area that was open. Walking along the boardwalk and looking out to the waterfront and marina was very nostalgic. It used to be the usual weekend outing when I lived here. Catching up with friends, walking along the bike path and enjoying the waterfront. There's still a few of the old school restaurants that's been there for years. Tequila Jacks, Yard house and of course Parker's Lighthouse. Later on around 3pm the boardwalk did start to pick up as happy hours were happening. The good thing about this area, it's literally a couple minutes walk from the convention center so it's good for people when they're in town for some kind of convention. The crowds tends to be pretty mellow. Students, families and out of towners. A nice waterfront boardwalk with some cute shops and restaurants. There was a live bands performing in the middle which was nice to watch them playing some fun tunes. It's not extremely big but big enough to spend some time there. Plenty of parking in the paid lot. 2 hrs free with validation.

As a long-time Long Beach resident, successful local businessman, restaurant owner, and avid…read morecyclist, I'm extremely disappointed by my recent experience at Shoreline Village. On July 3, while riding through the property, an employee who was power washing the common areas sprayed me, my bicycle, and several other cyclists because, apparently, we were in his way. The behavior was completely unprofessional and unacceptable. I immediately reported the incident to management. More than 10 days have passed, and I have yet to receive a response. That level of customer service is just as disappointing as the incident itself. This issue isn't going away. I'm going to continue pursuing it because I don't want anyone else to experience what happened to us. Beyond that, I believe much of the property appears neglected, with only a few businesses--such as Yard House, Tequila Jack's, and Parker's Lighthouse--continuing to draw significant traffic. I encourage visitors to look around carefully and form their own opinions before choosing where to spend their time and money. I hope Shoreline Village's ownership and management take this seriously, improve the condition of the property, and ensure their employees treat visitors with professionalism and respect. Since management has chosen not to respond, they should expect to hear from me shortly through the appropriate channels regarding both this incident and the way it has been handled.