Beverly Center

High rise building and high price. This beautiful high end shopping mall is located right off the West 3rd street. It is so high on the 6th floor and above, so you will have a very breathtaking view! This mall has a very convenient parking structure located on the 5th floor and below, so you can park your car and walk into the mall. There are a lot of high end and high price stores inside, but it also has some normal priced, popular stores as well. The sitting areas were very clean and comfortable with a lot of lounge chairs. It is rather empty inside and you can really enjoy its peaceful and comfortable atmosphere. In the middle of the mall, it has an square and it often holds a lot of special events. It can be very fun and exciting!

Cute mall, with all the high end stores. They keep minimal capacity in stores for health & safety. So, isn't much crowded. Valet parking available. Overall, decent vibe.

Looks like a brand new shopping mall. It was not crowded at all when we were there. The parking rate is very affordable, 1$/hr. But unfortunately it doesn't have a food court.

My girlfriends first time here from Colorado, and she loved all the high-end stores and modern-day look of this mall.

They have a really good Brazilian steakhouse on the ground level called H&H Brazilian steakhouse . Parking at the structure was really inexpensive.

Use to live near La Cienega back in the 90s so I was fortunate to meet Special Ed,Keith David,Donald Faizon,and A Tribe Called Quest!.among many others..

This mall is incredibly prejudice against people who travel with bikes and gear. I will never spend any money at this mall and won’t be returning ever again. Very unwelcoming place 0/10 rating.

This place has definitely gone downhill used to be better back in the old days when it had a better and friendlier atmosphere, with the food court , back in the days, when it was Starkeys deli, the pet shop, and not full of stuck up, snobby, arrogant, upmarket shops!!! I’m here on a Saturday mid-morning, and there was no one in here!! What is sad and depressing place it has become. I don’t know how they survived to pay the rent here…. Some shops like Traffic and MCM are blocked off with bollards and there is no one around .. so unwelcoming !! Give it over to Westfield to manage to bring back some warm atmosphere ! Even the Apple Store employees are all miserable!!

My wife was still in search of just the right dress to wear to our eldest son's wedding this coming Sunday, 11/17/2024. So after scouring numerous neighborhoods around Los Angeles, I accompanied her out to The Beverly Center, a once popular mall for the entire family back in the 1990s-early 2000s, especially during the Christmas season. But like so many malls today, not quite the destination spot of yesteryear. Oh don't get me wrong, a walk through this mall is like walking through an indoor version of Rodeo Drive! Most any high end brand can also be found here. And on a very uncrowded weekday visit, one might even find a better shopping destination for those designer brands you desire. We were only there for Bloomingdale's and Macy's. But that search for the desired dress didn't quite pan out here. Although it was a nice trip down memory lane stepping foot back inside this iconic mall again. And we took the opportunity to finally enjoy a lunch here at Yardbird, a longtime bookmarked southern cuisine destination.

This was my first time visiting this mall, and the best way to describe it is... strange. The parking situation is confusing and a bit hard to navigate. From the outside, it looks like a huge mall, but it's actually much smaller compared to others. About 75% of what you see is just parking, with 5 out of 8 stories dedicated to it. If you enter from the street level, you'll have to take 5 escalators to reach the top, it's an odd setup. Once you're inside, the top floors feel empty, or filled with high-end stores that don't seem to attract many shoppers, not even the wealthy. The more popular stores are those we regular folks tend to visit, like Bath & Body Works and Miniso, which I actually enjoyed. I did notice, though, that prices here tend to be higher. For example, I saw boba being sold for 4 dollars more than I'd pay elsewhere. Overall, the mall is nice, but it felt weird to have to pay just to say hi to Santa. The whole vibe just didn't click with me, so I probably won't be coming back.

Yeah three star average is about it. This place is weird because it caters to rich people who I assume wouldn't shop at the mall for fear of having to rub shoulders with us plebs. It's interesting to window shop and people watch but I do wonder who the target market here is specifically. Not a huge store selection despite eight stories. As I write this in 2024 the stereotype of LA fashion being borderline homeless holds true for half these places at least, with patched-together cheap-looking logos and sweats that are meant to not fit correctly. Guess the real "population" of LA is rubbing off on everyone. It's a good case study in insanity as is this whole city. Parking is cheap kinda I guess so I'll add a star for that. Maybe it's to pay for the mall soundtrack which even extends to the garage. I will stick to my Beverly Connection across the street. Ain't too proud to haul TJ Maxx bags.

One of the smaller malls. Good for a quick visit, not so much for a big shopping spree. I mainly come here for Macy's, Uniqlo, Zara & H&M. The rest are either high end / unfamiliar stores. Not a lot of restaurants or bathrooms available. Ample parking - $1 an hour for first 4 hours.

Jenni and Haley did a fantastic job for Cool Down @ Bev at the Bevelry Center Court. Photogenic space with delicious treats for $10 with a chance to win up to $500 dollars of prizes from various vendors in the Center. Taking place every Saturday from July 13 to August 10, Cool Down features tasty bites and sips from various vendors each weekend. With DJ Asha mixing beats, you can enjoy the lawn games and summer photo moments, watching influencers in the wild. On July 13, we had a tasting from Tanghulu by Tangtastic7 and fruit & Egg Salad Sando by Sando Itchi! My favorite hands down was the Egg Salad Sando. Cocktails were served by Don Londres, a choice of Spicy Margarita, Paloma, or Straight shot of Tequila. What a way to spend the weekend in Beverly Hills. Get tickets before they sell out through Eventbrite :)

Five stars for the holiday crafts and cocktails events at the Beverly Center! The events are a great deal and so fun. Each ticket gets you two cocktails and the craft - I did the wreaths night and the cookie decorating. They also provide charcuterie and some desserts to munch on. The events are super fun with all materials and instruction provided and they provide great packaging for taking home your crafts at the end. I'll definitely attend more events there!

This was such an upscale mall. It's like 10x more upscale than my still favorite mall in Santa Anita Mall, Arcadia, CA. They offer super upscale brands such as Louis Vuitton, Italy here. Wowzers. I can't afford that. My cut off is Kate Spade. The only drawback visiting this mall is the parking structure. Since it's such a gigantic, upscale mall, you would need to take a picture of where you park so you don't get lost. Not sure if I'll be back again though. Lol. However, it is a relaxing place to browse around, dine in, take out, buy drinks.

Beverly Center has been very popular for years. But honestly it has not been the same. It's pretty boring here and they only have high end selections, which is fine, but that gets old. It needs to be more stores that's affordable. The service is good here though. I feel they have restaurants that are better than the shopping stores. Here it's a hit or miss with good items! It's rare when I do purchase things here, but they are at a good deal. I feel that they should update the stores and a little more economical. However, they have Yardbird here and I love it there if you want some good food after you shop! You have to pay for parking here which is not so much costs, depending how long you stay. They have valet as well if you want. Overall, I'll say to come here if you wanna experience the eateries. It's very nice inside but not too much selections for the designer clothing/ shoes or basic needs. -Marshay D.

The good: Nice mall with a good mix of stores. Also love that they put on regular affordable events throughout the year. My friends and I attended their Cool Down summer event and it was SUPER cute. The bad: I subtracted two stars from their rating because you have to pay for parking. It is absolutely nonsensical to have to pay for mall parking, especially considering the amount of money that's flowing through the Bev Center. They have enough money to cover the parking for patrons. And the fact there is nowhere in the mall for possible validation is absurd.

This mall is very small and only has a few upscale stores. Every time you want to purchase something from a high-end store it's never in stock or you have to order it online. It's never busy inside the mall always quiet. Not a good place to purchase regular clothing items due to the mall not having a lot of basic clothing stores. They upgraded the mall, however, they need to add more stores and a better food court. Plenty of parking. Have to pay for parking depending on your hours of stay at the mall.

Beverly Center is an indoor mall. It has been revamped in the last couple years to make it more upscale, probably to compete with the other popular malls in the area. This mall is bookended with a Bloomingdales and Macys. There is a weird mix of low to middle range stores on one end to very high end luxury stores on the other. The dining options in this mall are fewer than at the other malls. While I'm a fan of upscale dining, I don't think it works for this mall. During the remodel they removed the food court which I think was a huge mistake. The midrange downstairs restaurants, many of which had very long residences here, were replaced with fancy restaurants which were more date like than family friendly. Many of them did not survive the pandemic and I don't believe they would have survived anyways despite the fact that they were beautiful and had good food. Beverly Center currently has Tocaya and, although I have not tried this location, I do know the brand and I think this type of dining works better here. They also have Eggslut which is a very popular brand but it is only open in the morning and afternoons. Yardbird is more upscale but I think it works here because it is family friendly comfort food and also offers brunch. On the level with the stores you will find Wetzel's Pretzel's which is always a great choice for snacking. I also noticed Starbuck's and a Sprinkle's ATM in the mall. This mall does not have a movie theater which, I think, has come to be expected as part of the mall experience. So, this is a bummer. One feature that I do like about this mall is the myriad of spaces they have to sit and lounge around. My favorite are the red spinning chairs by the escalators where you can look down and people watch. There's a lot more to say but these are the highlights of my thoughts on this mall. Overall, I don't really care for Beverly Center. I am saddened by this because I used to really like this mall. I yearn for the old Beverly Center which was more family friendly and down to earth and different than the other malls in the best possible way!

### 2023 review 28/100 ### Solid 3-star mall with ample parking, no validation but $1/hour for first 4 hours and $2/hour thereafter with a maximum of $18 parking fees. Reasonable for parking in this neighborhood. Stopped by for the first time in a long time to check out the Cool Down @Bev kickoff weekend series for the summer. Pretty cool vibes, happy we came early within the 1st hour of the 4-hour long event and avoided the crowd as it's held in a rather small space in the atrium area. Not big on shopping at the mall, but may consider coming back although I usually would pick other malls with free or 4-hour validated with purchase parking if I were to spend any time at the mall.

Great play area and ping pong tables on floor 6. Middle area looks like a pool party. Open to public.

I came here to the "cool down" event that is happening now through the 10th of this month. Tickets are inexpensive and you get to snack on ice cream, cocktails, popcorn and little appetizers. They're all delicious and the staff were friendly as well. I would love to come back and hang out again. Super fun and chill way to hang out with friends.

I live right down the street. If I ever need anything last minute, I go here. Very convenient. Selection of stores varies from Forever 21 to Luxury Brands. I'm a fan of Uniqlo. It's never ever crowded, even on weekends. I like going during the evening during the week. No one is there and I feel like I get the space to myself. Usually I only take an hour and never get charged for parking which is nice. If you do get charged it's only a dollar an hour. At first it may get confusing navigating the parking structure, but now I have my go to section and elevator. Always works out. Sweet! You can hop from Target across the street to Macy's by just using the crosswalk if you want a little walk. If not, just drive your car over to the parking lot across the street. There are some nice seating areas with open windows throughout the mall. This one is right outside of the Macy's. The customer service I've received so far is nice. I haven't tried going into the luxury stores yet, those places always scare me away lol.

A lot of nice stores, visited Macys, Bloomingdale's, Starbucks and a cool yoga place called lovyt. They have free exercise and yoga teachers drop by. I won't be here this Sunday but I'm following them on insta and will check their calendar. Super cute workout clothes here and nice colors. It's cold inside so bring a sweater!! Parking only $1 an hour and its garage ! So good.

Not sure how many stars to give, it is clean, tons of parking, nice security people. I had not been to Beverly Center for about 2-3 years, it was allot different. Felt weird, only a few cars on each parking level. It is a clean, well maintained, conveniently located mall, my guess is, with the City not controlling the crime, due to lack of government support, all retail shopping in the area is hurt. People don't feel safe, and stores are losing allot of revenue, because of theft. They have a fair amount of security people around inside the mall area, which made us feel safe. Did not see any in the parking garage though. The garage was clean and well lit, which is good.

It's been many years since I have been at this mall and it looks very different. Lots of stores I wasn't familiar with and some that I knew of. It was interesting to explore. Bloomingdale's and Macys had a lot of nice items compared to other locations. There is an area with designer stores such as Louis Vuitton and Montblanc.

We stopped here yesterday for some shopping for me and my little princess/. Well, shes taller than me lol. Anyhow, love the Beverly Center, Been shopping here since I was a little kid growing up in Los Angeles. I bought myself some nice dress shoes, and some other nice stuff, since we have been invited to a wedding this month. Big mall full of any attire you want. They revamped and open many new stores since Covid. Nice restaurants and shops here. Beverly Center is always fun to enjoy.

My go to spot for shopping. Can spend a few hours here. Lots of dining options too. They host many events and special promotions so check the site ahead for info.

I've loved Beverly Center since high school. It's since been remodeled and has high ceilings and pretty views of the city. Very clean and good vibe with the music . Only $1/hour for parking which is insane for LA. Look forward to shopping soon.

HOW COOL! Registered for The Beverly Center Cool Down event after a friend mentioned it. Checked in at the Concierge desk when I arrived. Since you had to be 21+ to enter, they asked for ID. Then, they handed me a passport for the treats and gave me the choice of Barbie pink sunglasses or a Hamptons Water hat. I chose the baseball cap. First stop was Hampton Water, where the hostess there poured me a generous glass. It's a light summer rose. Used to love to play Connect 4 with my nieces and nephews, so it was fun to see a giant one. Plus, there was a huge Jenga. Plenty of inviting seating available, so I plopped down to listen to the band and sip my wine. Wandered over to the Yardbird station where they gave me a mini skewer of Nashville chicken with a pickle and a card for a complimentary cocktail at their restaurant in the future. Last stop was the ice cream truck where you can have a dipped banana or ice cream. I went for the chocolate ice cream dipped with peanuts. Yum! There was a raffle, too, but I didn't stick along long enough to see if I won. What a cool introduction to all the Beverly Center has to offer.

A completely random "we're looking to kill time so let's stop here" moment. I live in Orange County so would never drive up here just to shop, but it was fun to check out the place. First, the mall is on the 6-8th floors. Coming from a small agricultural town, that's kind of cool. Of course, I didn't know this driving into the parking garage thinking I was super smart to park on the 2nd floor and be close to the entrance was dead wrong. I did park right next to the elevator though. Now these elevators almost deserve a review of their own. It's a digital keypad that doesn't have an up or down arrow. You press to the floor you want to go to and it tells you which elevator number to wait for. There are no controls inside the elevator to press or change floors, it's been programmed by what you press outside the elevator. If you get on the wrong elevator, you're hosed and going for a ride, which happened to a few people. When we were ready to leave, we were on the 8th floor. I pressed the 2nd level and memorized the elevator number. When the door opened, we got in and a bunch of other people followed, but they selected different floors and were supposed to be on another elevator. Well, I got a non-stop trip straight to the 2nd floor, bypassing everyone's floor. I don't know what the other people did after I got off, but we had a good conversation about the elevators not being user-friendly. Now the mall itself is beautiful. Similar in price range and status as South Coast Plaza or The Grove. It's very bright and open. Like most malls, there are some empty storefronts, but for the most part, they have a good selection of stores. There isn't a food court really and the only quick service food is a Wetzel's Pretzel's and a Coffee shop. They have a few vending machines for things like Sprinkles Cupcakes and frozen yogurt. Full dining restaurants are on the 1st floor accessible on the outside. We didn't buy anything but ended up walking across the street to the Beverly Connection, which was more in our price range, and had a nice lunch at the Corner Bakery. We were in the area for about 2 1/2 hours which was $3 for parking. Not bad considering we paid $40 later that day to park on Hollywood Blvd.

This place looks so nice after the remodel. Concierge and everyone I've encountered is very polite and helpful. I enjoy non crowded hallways and a calm shopping experience that this center offers.

Nice mall. The staff at the male apparel section in Bloomingdale's was very friendly and helpful.

Fancy pansy mall - Made for the rich. No selections available for the humble pockets. Prices are expensive, all name-brand. Everyone was friendly.

I went here on a Tuesday around 1pm during my SoCal trip recently and wanted a way to pass time before my flight. This mall has 8 floors with lots of restaurants and food places and also a lot of stores to shop at too. It also wasn't too crowded when I went here, but that might be because I went here on a weekday. When I went inside this mall, my first thought was that it didn't have much stores until I walked around it more since it looked like it only had 3 floors at first. Then I saw a sign where I realized it actually has 8 floors! I ended up finding a restaurant to dine inside at restaurant here and the food was actually good. I also saw a few other restaurants here that are not a dine in type of restaurant, but I didn't get any of those small bites at other places in this mall. Anyways, after the restaurant I was just exploring the mall some more and noticed they have a good amount of popular brands to shop at here. They also have a good amount of places to sit at here if you are just here to relax and not shop, which some malls don't have that. I'd recommend this place if you want a way to pass time! I've been to many malls before, so this one felt like it was a bit on the smaller side even though it has 8 floors. I do like how this mall has both small grab and go type of restaurants and also dine in restaurants though!

Eh, I went there for an event that was being held at the mall. The good: there was a nice variety of high end stores here in case you're looking for that $5,000 purse, you'll find it here. The Christmas decorations were very sliver and shiny. People had their dogs with them. I was able to get decent parking spot on a Saturday afternoon. The bad: there is literally nowhere to eat here unless you want to sit down at a nice restaurant. There is no food court. We ended up at a terrible cafe on the 6th floor. It was dirty, horribly run, and the pastry that we had was hard as a rock. When we left, we found a Wetzel Pretzel on the next floor and we sure wished we had seen that first. For the directory, you have to download it to your phone and I didn't want to do that, so that was useless. It has such a poor layout, nothing about the elevator system made sense. We couldn't get to the 1st floor from certain elevators, and there were no signs or any information anywhere...except for a concierge desk in the middle of the mall which isn't helpful when you are all the way down at the other end. You have to pay to park here. But the machine that you have to use to pay wasn't working. After spending 10 minutes fighting with the machine...we just left and paid at the exit. There is just nothing that would draw me back to that mall. I would rather go to South Coast Plaza.

As shopping malls go, this one is a good one. This mall has been around forever, but they've kept it ultramodern, bright, and filled with useful stores. Parking is ridiculously cheap. I parked for several hours, used one of the EV charging stations, and only ended up paying $3. Conversely, parking near Union Square in San Francisco, 4,500% higher.

If you are looking for an indoor high end shopping location, having most of the celebrated designer stores, you should visit the Beverley Center, in where else, Beverly Hills. There is so much I like about this place. The parking is ample and the spaces (and their ramps) are wide. The inside of the shopping center (or mall) is extremely clean, and also spacious. You do not bump into people while walking around. The designer stores are expertly displayed and well stocked. Temptations run high here, because the merchandise is both enticing and magnetic. If there is a negative, it is that there are only a few restaurants at this location. They are on the ground floor and can be accessed only after walking out of the structure. But then, if you have many credit cards that are not already maxed, have buying withdrawal, this will be an ideal destination to fulfill and reward all your shopping desires and fantasies.

Although in the 90s, this mall was worth all the hype with its own movie theater and reasonable food court, it has greatly lost popularity. Decades ago, it truly was the place to be near Beverly Hills! Sadly, post renovation, this mall is no match for other luxurious shopping centers in the area and it poses a boring aesthetic despite harboring affluent brands. You will find cool automatic elevators but these are by no means a reason to be excited over since luxury brands can be found in better malls. The parking lot is a zoo, and this I'm afraid is offensive to those lovable animals. One must prepare for the constant encounter of shoppers who fail to pay ahead of time and who of course, with much entitleness, hold up lines unnecessarily or who double park without any regard for others. Do yourself a favor and shop elsewhere!

Concierge was incredibly nice with the recent ping pong game that they had July 12th Uniqlo is very nice too

The Beverly Center was the happening place to shop and hang out in the 90's. I have countless fond memories of coming here with my friends as a teenager to shop, catch a movie, and have dinner. Overtime this mall became a ghost town. When the renovation happened I was excited and thought the mall would come alive again, but this is sadly not the case. The Beverly Center is a drab, dreary let down. There's no food court, which is crazy because all malls have a food court (the food court back in the day was my favorite). The spot where the movie theater once was is now an oversized Forever 21 (just tacky). The mix of high end and "low end" stores don't mesh at all, and most of the people window shopping here are not reflective of the community. That's a snobby thing to say, I'M JUST SAYING. The fact that there are under cover security officers posted outside of Louis Vuitton is a big red flag. The investors need to go back to the drawing board and try again. Replace Macy's with Nordstrom's (a better pairing with the Bloomingdales on the other side), throw in a few LUSH type cosmetic stores ...Glossier would be a nice addition since the Melrose location is not conveniently located, add a pricey coffee shop (seriously), and a few nice restaurants and bars, and revise whatever in the world is happening on the third floor for starters. Hmmm...since our Landmark Pico theater was shutdown maybe this could be an addition to the third floor. Just some suggestions.

The Beverly Center is where you come to shop when you're looking for all the perfect pieces to complete your wardrobe. They have a great range of clothing, shoe, and luxury stores available. I love coming to this location because the Zara here always has something I'm looking for. Aside from that they have a really neat coffee shop called Commissary. I highly recommend trying it! This mall is always clean which I appreciate. The elevators are really cool too because they have mini lights that look similar the infinity room at the Broad (IFYKYK). There is also plenty of parking spaces available, but be warned the weekends are always super busy and crowded. I knocked off a star because sometimes certain stores are messy or unorganized.

I'll be honest, I have never been to a mall structured like this before where the first couple floors are parking and the mall is all the way at the top. Definitely unique for sure. Also the elevators have you select your floor via a touch screen before entering, no floor buttons inside. I don't think I've seen that either. It's about $1/hour parking here and make sure to pay before you go back to your car! I do like the photo op on the ground floor with the fake snow, very cute! Other than that I think the mall itself is alright. It would be nice of them to have more casual quick eat restaurants and cafes (maybe asking for 2 boba places might be a bit much...). Due to the limited options, we had to forgo waiting in line for some of these places (a 12 person line with people barely getting their orders fulfilled at the Coffee Commissary when it wasn't even a peak time). It's a mix of high end and regular stores. The Miniso is a bit more "run down" than the others that I have been to in the 626, but the UNIQLO was decent! There's also a Squishable store which was cute, but the AC wasn't on so we stayed until we boiled and left. There's some holiday photo ops and decor in the middle of the mall, but it's currently barred off (probably waiting for Santa to make his appearance). Overall it's an okay mall, I wouldn't go out of my way to go here unless you're already in the area.

Good variety of shops. Everything you need under one roof! Very close to Beverly Hills and West Hollywood which makes it a convenient spot. I love that you can also get in and out when you want and don't have to spend all day unless that's in your plans! Bottom line: A good mall as far as malls go. Decent amount of good stores. Enjoy your shopping and if you are eating at one of the many restaurants, bon appetit.

We were visiting LAMCA and made a stop here to do some shopping. Getting on the highways and taking twice the time to get to our house did not seem that exciting. The Beverly Center is a nicer mall with some upscale stores. They have convenient paid parking, good stores, and eateries.

awesome ping pong ! please keep it going with fun games at Beverly center ! Azar was very sweet ! we had fun here !

Beverly Center is an indoor mall located in Beverly Hills and after realizing that we are not rich enough to spend any money on Rodeo Drive, we decided to come here to do some shopping. The mall was fairly empty for a weekday which was surprising -- I'm not sure if the mall itself is dead or it just pops up on the weekends, but nevertheless, it was good for us because we were able to get our shopping done without much wait. They had everything I needed in terms of shopping - I usually frequent Zara & Uniqlo and they had those stores. The mall is eight floors but most of the merchants are on floors six through eight. The mall is pretty clean and looks well-maintained, so you should be able to have an exceptional experience. They also have their fair share of high-end stores like Louis Vuitton, so if you're into that as well, you won't be disappointed. It's a step down from Rodeo Drive for sure but not everyone in the world can afford that... so you'll be able to have an affordable shopping experience here no matter what your preference is!

Went today to go to H&M when the online customer service proved very unhelpful. (Store was great, will post a separate review for them) Beverly Center is ridiculous. I had been here just once several years ago, but wasn't sure which floor/section my store was. I walked over to the electronic directory and apparently I have to scan a QR code? Why? After scanning the website wouldn't even load properly because they want you to download an app for the mall. Are you kidding? Listen shopping online is already easier and sometimes cheaper with having to pay for parking at malls, but now I need an app just to navigate a mall? Ugh- how stupid.

Just when I thought I was out of luck Chhaya saved my day with a Warm smile and friendly service. thank you for hiring someone who is eager to do their job.

I like the ping pong table. Really adds community to the place and a little bit of fun. Would recommend

such a fun aspect of the mall I came here just for it. I had so much fun and it was such a great time I hope they keep it for further time.

Cannot recommend Beverly Hills Auto Technology shop enough. Francisco was extremely helpful, kind, and gave me the time of day (unlike the other body shops I've been to). The crew fixed my car super fast, and it looked brand new!! They are the best evaaa!! 10+++ stars if I could. Thank you guys!!

HUGE!!! you need an electric chair to get around. It would literally take you all day to go through all of your favorite high end shops. Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Victoria Secret, Balenciaga, Bloomingdales, Burberry, Prada, Saint Laurent and much more. I still didn't get a chance to see the entire shopping center. Keep in mind I'm a tourist, so these things actually excite me.

I had never been here prior to its remodeling. With The Grove, Rodeo Drive, and Westfield Century City shopping centres nearby, I never felt compelled to shop here. I was first here a few years ago and was unimpressed with the massive remodeling. Now that the remodeling is done, I am less impressed. It is basically a giant parking structure with a few floors of shops and stores. There are very few eateries, which was really disappointing.

Nice high end mall. Not too crowded and the parking is really inexpensive and abundant, unlike the Grove. I was able to visit most of the stores I was interested in except I was kind of turned off by some stores that had a barricade in front of the door. (Why?) It gave me a negative vibe and I didn't even want to bother walking in. Aside from stores like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, there are also smaller urban clothing style stores. The mall is overall really nicely maintained and there were a few cute dogs strolling around. I

The Beverly Center is a high-end mall that is home to some of the best designer brands in the world. From upscale clothing and jewelry stores to luxury retailers, the Beverly Center has it all. The stores range from luxury department stores to boutique shops, making it the perfect destination for serious shoppers. The mall also features an array of restaurants, lounges and entertainment, making it perfect for a day of shopping, eating and sightseeing. From the moment you enter the Beverly Center, you'll be pleasantly surprised at the variety of shops and eateries they have to offer. The stores range from brands such as Gucci and YSL to more budget- friendly options. The mall also boasts a beautiful interior with detailed architecture and sculptures, making the shopping experience truly memorable.

I used to come here with friends all the time because it was the closest mall from Koreatown. It is now all fancy and somewhat modern but back in the day before the renovation, it still was a very decent mall. It's a big mall with Macy's and lots of restaurants on the first floor so parking structure here is very spacious. Believe it or not, it does get full when it gets busy. I dont quite remember the parking rate but it wasnt too expensive nor cheap. Because of its convenience, and takes you directly to the floor of your choice, its worth it. If you valet park, its free if you are going to designer shops. Thats mainly why I come here for because Santa Anita Westfield, which is the closest from home doesnt offer any designer shops besides limited selections inside Nordstrom. All in all, its clean and well maintained. One comment I would like to stress is LV store here is by far better than one in South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa in Orange county. Customer service here is incomparable. I gave three stars because of traffic. Traffic around the plaza is one of the worst since its located in the center of heavy traffic with 3rd street and Beverly and La Cienega Blvd. Expect to be stuck in traffic during rush hour or just throughout the day.