Very busy but they took time for me in my travels and were kind and professional…read more.. Linda is amazing!!!! She adjusted my glasses for free-wow!!!! Thank you America's Best Contacts and Eye Glasses

Great plaza for those who live up in the PV area, but don't want to drive all the way down to…read moreTorrance to run a few errands. This plaza has everything with lots of parking. Get your workout done at LA Fitness or if you're feeling a bit lazy, relax and watch a movie at the Starlight Terrace! Hungry? Grab some groceries/food at Trader Joes or Saladish. Need some clothes? You have Goodwill and Marshalls upstairs! There's obviously a lot more stores in this plaza, but these are the ones that I can recall at the moment.

The beautification some years back gives tall palm trees a nice atmosphere of the shopping mall…read more But the problem comes from the bougainvillea that whips around each palm tree. It prevents drivers from observing the oncoming cars on the left side. It completely blocks the left side view and a car coming up fast may cause a collision or worse. I had couple of dangerous encounters myself and i highly recommend use caution for either side of the traffic.

Park Plaza Prop. Mgmt has zero business sense for giving permission to political parties to set up…read moreright outside the exit of Sprouts to encourage customers to sign their petitions. They are NOT even the required 30 feet away from the business. These obnoxious and offensive people are there every single Saturday and are costing Sprouts to lose long-time customers. This makes Sprouts look bad as if they are affiliated with a specific political party. This is just bad management and awful business. It would behoove Sprouts and park plaza mgmt to meet and come to a resolution. So many customers have complained. I've spoken to Sprouts management and employees and they have confirmed several complaints about this political petition group set up right outside the store. Do something! If they are there again next Saturday I will call the police. I've heard that the police have been there more than once. This is shameful to say the least.

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.

Opened first in 1981, the Promenade on the Peninsula is a multi-level outdoor mall in Palos Verdes,…read morewith its current name being used in 2008. It's main feature is an ice skating rink, named the LA Kings Ice PV, used for as a community rink for skating and hockey. It has free parking via a large parking garage attached. It is no longer a shopping center (a lot of empty storefronts), but more a community space for Palos Verdes, with a large number of restaurants, a bunch of sporting and gaming facilities, and medical businesses, including a large UCLA health clinic. We came a week before Thanksgiving, and a beautiful Christmas tree was up, providing some good picture opportunities.

Serving as the main retail area for Palos Verdes Estates, Malaga Cove Plaza was recently named to…read morethe Register of Historic Places in 2021. It has various financial institutions, along with two places that serve sit-down food. All share a large, free parking lot, with slots having different max time rules, enticing cars to be in and out. In the center is the Neptunes Fountain, though it wasn't running when we stopped by. We only found parking in a 30 minute spot, which was enough time to pick up our sandwiches from the market, walk a little to see the fountain, and be on our way.

Beautiful shopping plaza in the Palos Verdes/Rolling Hills area. They have a lot of small boutique…read moreshops and it's a very popular place to take wedding, holiday photos. Parking is pretty easy. A nice place to take a casual stroll.

[Review #817] 2024-016…read more Opened in the 1960s, Rolling Hills Plaza is an eclectic outdoor shopping center with restaurants & shops, anchored by AMC Theatres & 24-Hour Fitness. I first visited this plaza to watch movies with friends in the late 1990s. And on some nights with new movie openings, the lines were so long they wrapped around the building. Yikes! There's been a lot of turnover the last couple of decades that I can't remember some of the earlier tenants. A fav Japanese restaurant with a large diverse dessert menu had closed, replaced by Hakata Yamaya (renamed as Yamaya). Most recently, SHIOK! Asian Street Food (family fav for delish sandwiches & boba drinks) was closed due to downturn from the COVID-19 pandemic, replaced with Hanky's Hot Chicken, followed by Tap Society Brews & Bites (its sister Caps & Corks is still open) all within 4 years. Not sure why this particular spot always had high turnover. Bed Bath & Beyond is another former resident that I often shopped at for home goods, especially when I first moved to the South Bay. Although I no longer visit this AMC as much, I still shop & dine fairly regularly at the plaza: Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Nijiya Market, Yi Fang Taiwan Fruit Tea, Mendocino Farms, Lunasia Dim Sum House, Stonefire Grill, Nice China Cafe, Pinwheel Cafe Bakery, Sidecar Doughnuts & Coffee, California Pizza Kitchen, Veggie Grill, Iccho Restaurant, Kabab Curry of India, Fanoos Grill. I'm sure there are others that I missed (supposedly there's 80+ eateries & retail tenants). While parking is plentiful, vacancies are challenging during lunch & dinner rushes, & weekends. Rolling Hills Plaza is one of the larger outdoor spaces for one-stop dining, shopping, & entertainment for the whole family... workout, grab a coffee, shop, dine, & watch a movie in one go.

This mall has a lot of restaurants, services, and two grocery stores (TJ and Whole Foods). Lots of…read moreparking. On this visit, we just visited for dim sum, Starbucks and TJs, but they pretty much have everything else including a bank, Sephora, pet grooming, nail salon, chiropractor, etc.

Having shopped at this shopping center since the 80s, I've seen it go through many changes…read more This center has pretty much everything you could ask for. Grocery store, bakery, a gym, Target, Ulta, Old Navy, TJ Max, Bath & Body Works, Rite Aid to name a few and several places to eat. Restaurants are more upgraded fast food options where you can sit down but not table service. Parking can get pretty busy if you try to get close by at rush times but there is plenty of it and it's free. Between the mall directly across the street versus this center, Peninsula Shopping Center has done a good job of attracting businesses and it's much better than the mall. That said, the mall is improving and they can complement each other. I rarely have to go off the hill which I appreciate.

Very nice Shopping Center. Not crowded, music, clean. There's nowhere to go to the bathroom. I…read morebought items at Target and Target did not have one. Then I went to the public one by petco, but you have to call security. So I went into the gift shop next door to see if they could give me the code and no one was there. I finally just went to the nail salon where I was going to get my nails done and used theirs. Very frustrating!

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.