Haven't been to this mall since they called it the Fox Hills mall ( when i use to come here as a…read morekid in the 90s with my family) and even though it seemed very different than what I remember I still enjoyed my visit and will be coming back here. They even had an open barbershop on 2nd floor with beautiful design.

A busy mall with many mass-market retailers. Target, Macy's, Nordstrom Rack, Best Buy among others…read moreare here. It's a more youth oriented clientele with lots of sporting goods/ sneaker stores and a large food court. Parking is very easy and accessible throughout the building. The bathroom facilities were pretty meh, and they could've used more bathroooms through the center.

They have some really amazing gifts and home goods in this store, even if it is a bit bougie and…read moreoverpriced.

Beautiful designs and layout of the store. Wonderful for gifts, design, linens, glassware, bags…read moreand clothing.

Wish I could leave an actual review, but for a Time Travel Mart that promises to already be…read morewhenever you are, I'm not actually certain if they're open to regular business anymore? I love the Echo Park Time Travel Mart and wanted to give their Mar Vista location a visit sometime while I'm on the west side. Their hours are pretty limited. Google and Yelp claim Friday to Sunday from 12:00-6:00pm, but buried on their own website it says 2:00-6:00pm on Tuesdays to Saturdays. Not sure which is more up to date. But I've gone out of my way on two separate occasions when the hours overlap, and both times they've been closed anyway. Their website does warn they're often closed during their hours and to call ahead, but I haven't gotten an answer. (I guess because they're usually closed?) So yeah, if you can catch them when they're open, great! But I wouldn't advise going out of your way for it unless you can call in advance and confirm they'll actually be open.

If you're coming because you saw this on instagram, please dont set your expectations too high!!…read more I'm really happy I found this place by chance when strolling through the area. Then I saw it on my IG feed weeks later and all I could think was how content creators over-hype all these hidden gems in LA. I just notice that influencers put an exaggerated spin on spots like these to make them seem a lot bigger or crazier than they actually are for the sake of views. Not to say they aren't worth visiting, but I think the fun part about these kinda shops is discovering it for yourself or that element of surprise. I've just been severely disappointed by some places I've visited that didn't live up to the expectations set by content creators. It's not the businesses fault, but just how social media works these days. Anyways, it's a small shop that you'll probably get through in a few minutes, but definitely worth checking out. I'm so glad I so happened to stumble upon this place by surprise, and I hope that's how you find it too :)

Having moved to a new location(12801 Venice Blvd) just 5 minutes form their old spot…read more Being one of the fashionable places west of the 405 . Design meets Social Consciousness, Staff is amazing trendsetters with heart. Their are no wrong choices here,stop by and find that gift

I really love their clothes and it's such an amazing brand but the one thing they need to really…read moreimprove on is their customer service online. I'm not sure if it's bc of Covid but they need to be on top of their emails. I've sent emails inquiring about returns and never received a response. Granted you do receive the refund back but they just don't reply to emails even if you have a question about sizing. They need to be stronger in this area especially during this time and all the time actually. Don't send them direct messages on IG either bc it will go unnoticed and unanswered. The best is to call (which I have) if you have any questions. However there are times when calling is not option but sending an email is. I hope they improve on this area of their customer service in the near future. Looking forward to visiting the store when it's safe to reopen.

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.

However, this experience proved to be very disappointing, since the problem was mainly caused by…read morethe parking system of the mall. Although this place is clean and offers lots of great stores, the parking system made everything very annoying. The fee system is complicated, and even after shopping, I ended up paying way too much. A place like this one, which claims to offer an exclusive shopping experience, requires a major renovation of its customer service department and parking system. There are many alternatives available in Los Angeles, where people do not leave irritated by the fees related to parking.

This thrift store is on the smaller side, but it's packed with all kinds of items -- and I ended up…read moreleaving with four great pieces, each better than the last. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and there were a couple of special offers available during my visit, which was a nice bonus. They even have a small fitting area, which is incredibly convenient since most thrift stores and Goodwills don't offer that option. Because of this, all sales are final and they don't accept returns, which makes sense. Parking was easy when I visited. Street parking was free at the time, though there are meters around, so I believe it depends on the day and time you go.

Junk Expensive junk…read moreWould not recommend Would not recommend Would not recommend Junk Junk

I really enjoy this location and that there's a parking structure. I just wish more of their…read moreestablishments offered parking validation.

I'm torn because I like Platform as far the stores and restaurants they have to visit but I don't…read morego often due to the parking situation. I don't park in the parking structure. There is street parking in the area but you have to be willing to walk about 8 minutes (a few blocks). Be sure to read the signs for any street cleaning or parking restrictions. There are also some meters if the street parking is full. Also, if you take a Pilates class at Homebody Studios, they validate structure parking for 90 minutes. That should be enough time. Don't forget to get your QR code for the validation.

My husband and I have been coming to Lundeen's for years. Since long before the pandemic we have…read moremade a point of stopping by every time we are in Culver City. We are always curious to see what new finds they have on display. This is one of those local gems that we hope stays in the neighborhood a long, long time. There is always something funny, clever, or creative to explore. Many of their items are unique to the LA area or support local creatives. We've bought countless gifts for family, friends, and let's admit it - ourselves - here. They manage to include a wide variety of housewares, games, books, toys, art and craft supplies, jewelry, decor, and accessories into a cozy shop. There is an assortment of cards for life's many occasions, with creative sentiments and plenty of personality to express what you can't always find the words to communicate. We have spent many happy afternoons just browsing through the aisles and considering what we might want to buy. Upon reaching the register, there is always a friendly face to greet you and offer to wrap your purchases if they are gifts. We love that they take the time to select a combination of ribbon colors with the type of gift and recipient in mind! Thank you Lundeen's for being a bright spot in the city that offers genuine friendly service and real personality, and an opportunity to see and hold things before you buy them - a nice alternative to endless scrolling through online web stores!

I'm embarrassed to say that I walked past this shop thinking it was just a card and tchochkie shop…read morefor years before I ventured in to see all of what they offer. They have so much more than cards. I love their lotions, candles, diffusers; the Jelly Cat stuffed animals are completely wonderful, they have baby clothes toys and games, and lots of cool stationery products. Great pens, journals and some Japanese paper products I really love. I got a night light in the shape of an open book that I adore, and some great books too. I wish they opened earlier than 11, but they are worth waiting for. Nice staff, and great gift wrap services. It's a truly beautiful shop!

I love this store, located inside the Mitsuwa market. It offers a great selection of books, pens,…read morestickers, traveler's Notebooks, and many gift items. You can also find Japanese manga and other unique Japanese goods. Their always excellent selection includes blank books, journals, plushies, and cute tote bags. Also, some T-shirts, mugs, mood rings, and coffee mugs. I came in for adult coloring books. Immediately next door, you'll find a market specializing in all Japanese foods and sundry items. This includes fresh sushi to go and shops featuring all kinds of Japanese fast food. After shopping, you can enjoy a meal there--shop, then eat: it's a great plan. Friendly service. Easy to park!

So this is the 3rd kinokuniya branch I visited and this is the smallest branch. The good thing…read moreabout this location is that it's by mitsuwa supermarket. The location also has a small food court area with a selection of various Japanese stalls. Since it's a smaller branch the selection is less. But if you want to go to a Japanese bookstore, grocery and eat some Japanese food - this location has all 3.

Best boutique in the Culver City arts district, from delicious local olive oils to hand crafted…read moreceramics and other yummy, intentional treats -- this shop has it all! Not to mention it's run by women!! love supporting other small business owners and love when they make it easy by having the nicest curation of susty, elevated products and all around good vibes. Recommend stopping in for general home needs and gifts for loved ones!

Cool chic perfectly curated home decor and fashions for the customer that loves Chan Lu jewelry and…read morethe likes I walked on by and did a double take so I and walked in to a treasure of discoveries from fluffy wool handmade booties, beautiful hand made ceramic coffee mugs, soft loomed natural dye throw blankets and sumptuous throw pillows