Waiting for an event to start! Spring event! The place is so clean. Loving it!…read more The Concierge is so nice and the place has so many different stores to shop at! Can't wait to be back!

On the ground floor valet area most evenings I can usually smell smoke or pot smoke and it's pretty…read morebad. Even the elevator had strong smell recently. They really need to crack down on this. Whenever you enter the 2nd floor parking, there's a strong waft of cooking oil coming from downstairs. The parking gate usually does not recognize your car has been validated so you have to manually stick your ticket in. That also needs to be fixed.

I haven't been here in years and wow has it changed. Overall for the better with tons of stores,…read moreplaces to eat, and inviting areas to hang out. As an open air mall, this style of shopping is inviting and enjoyable. Visiting frequently as a kid, it is a completely different experience. Stores are more high end than I remember. Crowds were exponentially greater! Lines for several stores (including Olive Young) to get in and for Ramen blew my mind. If you want a place to watch the world cup, courtyard is ready and inviting. This area was nice with the high rise century city backdrop. Although it was more crowded than I expected, meeting friends for lunch was great. The restaurant choices are wonderful. We planned to eat at one spot, but due to the wait we changed it up and it was a total hit. Parking was crazy! Lines to go up and down, it took forever to pull in a spot. The prices are expensive too if ya make a day here. Very few places validate.

My eldest daughter and I had just left Santa Monica Pier after participating in the 2026 Children's…read moreHospital of Los Angeles Walk & Play. We wanted to grab some bites for lunch. Westfield Century City came to the rescue as it was about 7 miles away. Cool beans! Parking is plentiful. First hour of parking is free. Additional hours will be charged at the current rates accordingly. We were here for almost 5-6 hours. It went by really fast. It was our first time here so didn't know what to expect. Shortly upon arrival, we figured out it's an outdoor shopping mall with an upscale mix of name brand stores, boutique shops, elevated restaurants, food court with quick bites/snack/drink vendors, and fun entertainment. Overall exterior was well cared for in terms of cleanliness and maintenance. It wasn't super busy nor crowded which is great sometimes because congestion of people traffic may make our dining and shopping experience a bit hard to handle. We got to see the Disney+ Hulu Throwbacks Mini Mall Pop Up showcased in the huge courtyard. It brought back some nostalgia. Neat retro activity! We hit the food court first since we were starving. We grabbed a little something from Tosai Sushi, Poukei, AC Barbeque, Fuwa Teriyaki Grill, O'Gusto, and Massis Kabob. A few were good, but not all. Check out my reviews for each one. Thanks! After our lunch, we walked around to look for drinks and desserts. We indulged in a little something from Chamberlian Coffee, Chagee Modern Tea House, Cafe Knotted, Oakberry Acai, Wushiland Boba, K. Minamoto, and Bacio di Latte. Yes, we hit most of the good sweet spots. Yum! We weren't here to shop so didn't go into any clothing stores or boutique shops. Although, we did walk into a Pop Mart to satisfy my curiosity. Colorful store with interesting dolls. Didn't buy anything though. We barely scratched the surface at this mall. We hope to come back as a returning customer to some of the biz supported and be a new customer to other businesses that we haven't explored as of yet. See you here!

Went from your first hour free to $2.99 of parking and escalators are STILL BROKEN!!…read more Construction everywhere and you can't even use the restroom because they are locked and you need a code. I will NOT be visiting any of the stores in this hole

I am so disappointed that the parking has been changed to an app based system. Due to this I will…read moreno longer be coming here, which is a shame because there are at least 6 businesses here that I frequent. I do not scan qr codes ever, don't appreciate being tracked, and feel like my phone or an app do not need to be involved in something as simple as parking my car. The old parking system was fantasic so I can't understand why it was changed. Hope you go back to the old system. The retailers that rent space from you don't deserve to loose business due to this stupid decision and I think they will.

What more can you ask for in a shopping plaza? There's Target, Marshall's, JCrew Factory, TJ Maxx,…read moreRoss, Nordstrom Rack, and Saks Off Fifth. I'm sure there are more, but these are the shops I visit and they're all great options. I was very sad to see Souplantation close, so please bring it back! Parking is $2 the first hour, and sometimes it's annoying to see larger cars parked in compact spaces. I'm not sure which shops validate for parking, but it's LA, it's not surprising to pay for parking wherever you go.

The parking fee at this mall is way too high and makes shopping here completely unworthwhile. I was…read morecharged $8 for less than seven minutes of parking just to run a quick errand. Most legitimate parking lots offer at least a 15-minute grace period. When I called customer service to ask about this, a young and unprofessional employee told me there was nothing they could do. They used to offer free parking for the first hour, so this change was a terrible surprise. I will never shop here again, and I will make sure my friends and family avoid it too. There are plenty of similar malls in the area with free parking. As customers, we hold the power. If we stop supporting businesses with predatory parking fees, they will realize that losing customers isn't worth it. Do not shop here; they need to remember that this place cannot survive without us. Do not shop Here

Gorgeous architecture…read more Massive in everway. Ample parking. Easy elevators and escalators. Lush patio spaces, greenery and plant life. Great screening room with the most comfortable seats. SilverScreen Theater is a dream. Red. Green. Blue. Assorted buildings to guide you.... The Pacific Design Center is many things. It's shopping. It's art. It's culture. It's design. It's entertainment. PCD provides spaces for exhibitions, lectures, meetings, mixers, screenings, various special events, fashion shows and receptions among other engagements. I've been lucky enough to take in this building more than a couple of times, but most recently after several years and I appreciate it much more and the upgrades they've made. Parking can be maze like, but is relatively easy. We had a guide for rideshare drop offs and for navigating the parking lot ahead of time which made everything easy. After our event we had dinner on Melrose which gave time for the parking lot to quiet down with everyone leaving all at once. Staff for the event as well as for PCD were very helpful and personable. The main receptionist for the Green Building was off at 6pm on the dot like a lot of 9 to 6 folks, so inquire about information ahead of time.

Pacific Design Center is an interesting place to explore, especially if you appreciate…read morearchitecture, interior design, or creative spaces. The buildings themselves are striking and modern, with lots of natural light and open areas that make walking around feel enjoyable rather than overwhelming. Even if you're not there for business, it's still a nice spot to browse, get inspired, and take in the unique atmosphere. There are a variety of showrooms and design-focused businesses, so it feels very professional and polished overall. It can be a little quiet depending on the time of day, but that also adds to the calm, almost gallery-like vibe. Parking and navigation can take a bit of patience the first time you visit, but once you get familiar with the layout, it's a pleasant place to spend some time. Overall, it's a visually impressive destination that feels different from the usual shopping or office complexes.

I think I was pleasantly surprised to discover how much there is to do and see at Ovation…read moreHollywood. Generally, I think of this as a tourist spot, but have had occasions in the past when a screening or event has brought me to this venue. SO MANY dining options, Japanese cultural experiences, a cute K Skin boutique and a convenient place to park, eat, then walk a short distance to the Hollywood Bowl. It may be slightly uphill, but after the concert, the walk back is a breeze. Parking is a very fare price, and most shops & restaurants will validate 2 hours free, which make it even more affordable. We recently checked out their Center Court FIFA watch party area and it was a LOT of fun. I also felt it was safe and a good visual presence of security guards was observed. There are also easy coffee, sandwich, boba and snack kiosks for a quick bite or fun treat. This is also a great location to start the Hollywood walk of fame tour, cement handprints and local museums - in particular The Hollywood Museum, just a 1/2 block away. Of course, there's also all the Oscar allure, but I'll keep that area for the tourists to enjoy. Cheers! "CC"

Ovation Hollywood has had such a glow up since I was younger. They really have made efforts to make…read morethis a great hangout spot for the weekend. They offer some really awesome free/affordable event events for the community, including Friday night movie nights during the summer, drag bingo, and sports watch parties. You can get the most parking validation at either the theater or Dave & Buster's. I'm really impressed with their movie nights so far. One recommendation that I would have is that they do musical sing-alongs in the future where the words appear on screen because I think that would foster a a fun opportunity for audience participation. I will gladly come here to any events they might have in the future. My mom even had a fun time at the movie night last night. I recommend coming early to find parking and get yourself situated if you're coming here for an event.

Very cool, hip, shopping center on La Brea. This "mall" houses a large variety of retail, though…read moremostly hipster-type choices, and other fashion establishments (i.e. jewelry accessories & eyewear). There is also a hair salon, and even a restaurant named the Sycamore Kitchen. The parking, in the adjoined structure, is easy and extremely cheap. I also believe I've seen them doing contraction on some of the unused spaces to house more tenants in the near future. The most appealing aspect of this center, however, is the events the building management holds here; from live concerts on the top of the garage to food truck festivals, this place provides a lot of locally-sourced entertainment. There's no way this place will be kept a secret for long.

From the owner: La Brea, 11 buildings being transformed to host retail, dining and creative offices. LA's newest…read moreshopping destination between 1st & 2nd Street on La Brea Ave. What Goes Around Comes Around, Feal Mor, Shelter Half, Sycamore Kitchen, La Condesa

i like this shopping center. Kind of reminds me of the West Hollywood Gateway shopping center…read more Almost all shops validate parking for about an hour and half. Trader Joe's is pretty big, but i think the one on santa monica is bigger. I've been to the CB2, Sushi Dan and Veggie Grill at this shopping center. All great experiences but Veggie Grill is my fave!!! Will be writing a review about it soon :)

Been going to 8000 Sunset a few times a week for years as it houses a Trader Joe's. The mall itself…read morehas definitely been through its changes. It used the be chock full of stores and restaurants but now the it's pretty sparse. The theater here has also been through it and has changed hands several times. Sundance, AMC and currently Landmark. Hopefully Landmark sticks around but they definitely appear to be struggling as far as attendance. I think this mall is very much a reflection of what's taking place throughout the city which is high rents forcing businesses to shutter. Very sad to see.