Jennifer W.
Yelp
3/6/22 More like 3.5 only because it's a smaller scale mall with Macy's & JC Penney as its major department store offerings.
Spent most of my youth hanging out at the Glendale Gslleria, days of yore & now i can honestly say "I loathe the mall" (in my best Valley girl accent lol) If you grew up in the 80's, you'd 'toadally' ' understand!
Was accompanying my auntie to walk these halls after dining at Panera towards JC Penney. Otherwise the only time I'd make my way towards or near the mall is if I were needing to shop at Target or Bed Bath & Beyond. It's looking less filled on an early Sunday at about 11:30 am. Some stalls are unoccupied & empty. Plenty of kiosks are scattered about for little plush toys or jewelry & even cell phone accessories. There's Macys, Forever 21, of course JC Penney, H&M, Victoria Secret, all the usual suspects. It's one of the smaller malls, unlike Cerritos mall where more of the bigger department stores dwell.
There are other places to eat like CPK & Genghis Khan, Hotdog on a Stick & Wetzels Pretzels. Costco is nearby and it has its own outdoor eating area (pizza, hotdogs, salads).
Maybe because it was too early on a Sunday morning or it's off season (no major holiday like Christmas) but it was not packed at all. We didn't have to fight for parking & we had plenty of social distancing space around us. If you don't like crowds & want to shop at the stores listed on their directory, this mall is for you.
Meanwhile, I'm still on the lookout for straight leg joggers for my husband. Neither of us care for tapered legs for pants. Not looking to see bell bottoms from the 70's but just plain straight legs!