Yes. It's very quaint, not crowded and a place to be near the beach and go on a small shopping…read morespree. Ahhhhh, the California life. Love it.

This place has a lot of restaurants and shopping, and good stores too! I came here to eat at Oath…read morePizza and it was very good. Definitely try it! Plenty of parking and this area is great because there are so many other eateries, Top Golf, and the movies, etc. Need to spend more time here seeing what else they have. I ate and left.

Such a beautiful, peaceful place to post back sip on a drink, read a book, people watch while…read moresoaking up the sunshine. The restaurants and shops here are absolutely divine. After grabbing a bite, I usually grab a drink or ice cream and sit on a bench and enjoy the day . The point always has children running around, and is very family oriented. I just enjoy being in a peaceful environment after shooing and or having a nice meal with friends and family.

Love the Point! There isn't a ton here but it had everything I needed for an afternoon of work,…read morerelaxation and working out! Love the outdoor seating areas in a very beautiful setting right by LAX. Enjoyed happy hour at Little Sister and even a workout at SoulCycle. There's also other great restaurants like True Food Kitchen, North Italia, Hopdoddy, Simmzy's (not the full restaurant but a smaller shack), and other smaller places. There's also a lululemon, Nike, and Yeti store to name a few.

Wow! This spot sure has changed through the years. Promenade on the Peninsula has now been renamed…read moreto Promenade PV. It's still an open air shopping center but they're putting a big emphasis on community gathering. They do a lot of events like a Spring Carnival and Egg Hunt. They also upgraded the ice rink under the LA Kings brand. There's also lots of new restaurants. I found a new favorite via Pho Red Bo and I spotted a yummy dessert spot via Fika Fika Creamery. Though lots of change, it was nice to see Regal Promenade still here. This movie theatre was my go- to movie theatre a few years back and I have found memories of this spacious (not crowded) theatre. Overall, I was happy to visit the new Promenade PV. It's nice to see this outdoor area gaining more popularity and it's so refreshing to see the new restaurants and events they have here.

The mall is nice. A lot of great restaurants not so many shopping stores. The one part that is very…read moredifficult is finding the cinema which is located on the third floor. There are no signs. Or details on how to get to that location. There should be signs directing you to the cinema.

Shopping in Torrance, California…read more.. Del Amo Fashion Center has been renovated! It looks more modern, brighter, and larger! I walked and walked... I was exhausted, trying to look for a particular store. I ended up calling them... it was outside... in an extention of the mall! Where the little train runs! Haha! I didn't see any current directory. Directions must be online? I appreciated the free parking, air-conditioning, and convenient restrooms!

Who says this is NOT the biggest mall of America? This mall is large has SEPRATE macys has all the…read morestores I like and they have an outdoor patio which is a good thing plus all stores are good but some are or some is coming try this mall

Hubbers and I have been finding ourselves in this village way more often in the last couple of…read moremonths vs. the last couple of decades! It's a better late than never kinda thing, I guess? But it has been awhile prior to our first restaurant run. Truly a great beachside destination. Plenty of eateries (and many of them dog friendly!) and shops for everyone's budget. The beach is literally a block or two away and parking isn't horrendously expensive unlike some other beaches or shorelines. (A buck and a half per hour is a steal!) It's a pretty chill and kickback area. Some grub spots have live bands/music you can vibe to. But the best part of the village is definitely walking by the shores! The views. Of the water alongside the mountains are breathtaking. I imagine the best time to come through is during the spring and summer. We have yet to experience the area during the fall and winter seasons. We do intend to find out, though! Will update as needed!

Riviera Village felt like a warm and lively place when I visited with someone and I saw so many…read moreteenagers walking around the shops and enjoying the farmers market. The atmosphere felt cozy and energetic at the same time with music, friendly voices, and the smell of fresh food filling the air. Teenagers would love how easy it is to explore because everything is close together and full of personality. The service at the small shops felt personal and welcoming which made the whole experience feel more meaningful. The value was impressive because there were many affordable treats and unique items that did not feel overpriced. The quality of the stores and food stands was high and everything felt thoughtfully arranged. The selection was wide enough to keep teenagers entertained whether they wanted snacks, clothes, handmade items, or just a fun place to walk. I have only been there once before writing this review but it was one of the most relaxing and enjoyable places I have visited. I highly recommend that teenagers go there because it gives them a chance to feel independent, creative, and connected to a lively community.

This shopping center is located off Pacific Coast Highway and Calle Mayor. There are entrances…read moreavailable from both roads. There is a large parking lot with approximately 440 spaces. Parking is free here. I have been here a few times throughout the years. I drive by a couple time a month, but don't stop in the plaza much. I recently came here to check out Bada Coffee. It replaced Starbucks. There's a nice fountain outside which is great to watch & listen to while sipping coffee. The shops here are: Bada Coffee Ralphs Dollar Tree Jack's Pizza Great Clips Peninsula Urgent Care Dentists of South Bay Sally Beauty Supply Cleaners Taco Bell is at the corner of Calle Mayor & PCH. Not sure how this plaza got its' name, but there is a huge Plaza Mayor that was completed in Madrid, Spain in 1619. That plaza looks to be so different from this one. Looking on Google, there is no count of how many "Plaza Mayor"are in the world! It simply translates to "Main Plaza" but is usually a central public square. Signage with the list of stores here is outdated. They need to update them.

Runway is a nice, quaint shopping center in Playa Vista…read more Parking is pretty plentiful between free street parking and paid parking structure. Unfortunately not all businesses validate and parking is kinda expensive for this area/location. Nice variety of businesses between medical offices, retailers, restaurants, cinema, kids play area, Whole Foods, etc. Free Market concept is very cool. Love some of the small businesses that have been incorporated into the space. Unfortunately, a number of the retail spaces seem to succumb to significant turnover. All in all, nice place to have in the community.

Inconsistent parking validation system. Sometimes it doesn't read my validation properly and the…read moreattendants are unwilling to help when you call them on the button. It has eaten my validation ticket multiple times without crediting me and it won't return the validation ticket either. You also can only validate once which is a bit annoying if you want to stay a while. Lots of retailer turnover so lots of empty spaces. But the retailers who stay are great!

Review #993 2026-063…read more Vista Plaza is a business center located off of Pacific Coast Hwy. & Vista Montana. Originally, it was anchored by Kmart/Orchard Supply Hardware (OSH) & Bally Total Fitness, & both were replaced by supermarkets. Tenants (non-exhaustive list): Bank of America Dragon Martial Arts H Mart Groceries & More Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai Michaels O'Reilly Auto Parts Papa Johns Pizza Sprouts Farmers Market The Beach Hut The Salvation Army Family Store I used to work out with my mentor at Bally's & didn't come to Vista Plaza for anything else until OSH replaced Kmart, but it was short-lived since they didn't even last a year, though I picked up some wonderful veggie starter plants. And later Sprouts when Bally's closed. I had an unfavorable review of Sub Club Italian Deli (Review #536) for older deli meats sale that they were trying to pawn off due to the pandemic lockdown; my fam got sick from the deli meats. I had to remove it because it was owned by a colleague, & didn't want any repercussions against my spouse. This spot was later replaced about 2 years ago by Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai (refer to Review #965), a change for the better. H also took her taekwondo belt test at Dragon Martial Arts. The main studio on Sepulveda Blvd. where she took her lessons was a smaller space, so it was held at the Vista Plaza location. My daughter's godmother & godsister has been thrifting a lot since the pandemic lockdown & loves shopping at The Salvation Army Family Store. I was fortunate enough to have hand-me-downs from her godmother during infancy & toddler years, my niece during elementary & middle school, & my esthetician's petite adult daughter for her middle & high school years, saving me thousands of dollars & recycling clothes for Mother Earth. We're usually here at their specialty sales like "fill-a-bag" or 2 day promo in January &/or summer. Vista Plaza isn't dense like some others in the South Bay, but it's popular enough with 2 markets: Sprouts & H Mart at the helm.

I had ZERO plans to come through here, but I decided it was time to check out H*Mart and compare it…read moreto all the other Asian stores within a 5 mile radius. And what a great discovery this place is: there's a Salvation Army, a bank, Sprouts, a nail salon, a bakery and a travel agency, to name a few. I ended up staying and checking out more than just H-Mart! Came through on a mid-day Saturday and it wasn't as crowded as I erroneously expected. Maybe the parking Gods had their mercy on me that day. Good first stop. Looking forward to more!