Beverly Connection

Used to enjoy coming here because there's a collection of 5 or 6 stores I use regularly all in one place. Then they changed the parking rates so that you cannot spend 15 minutes there without paying a minimum of $6 to park. They want everyone to pay for 6 hours of parking, no matter how long you stay. If they're trying to incentive people to choose a different shopping mall to shop at, there doing an excellent job.

Always a good experience here! I love the variety of stores available. I always find parking. It also has a couple of restaurants close by with good food in case you want to spend the whole day shopping and it near by or inside the facility.

The place is not crowded at this time. Parking was not to bad. You still have to pay for parking. Unless you get it validated at one of the restaurants or target. Like always, your going to get people with poor driving skills. Or just do not know where they are going. Some stores are closed. The ones that are open were not crowded and no wait to get inside. The outside seating areas are taped off. As the signs indicate" shop and go home".

Haven't been to Beverly Connection for a while and needed to return something at one of their stores. I could not believe that would charge flat fee of $6 between 0 to 6 hours been there. I understand over an hour when you are shopping, but to return something and be in and out of the parking structure in no time and still pay $6. Totally agree with other people. GREED at its finest. Not even giving an option under an hour to pay $1. Very dissappointing. Won't coming back there for sure.

They're price gouging the parking structure. They are now charging $6 for ONE HOUR (or less) of shopping — with no validation offered — at a small shopping center that is literally just Target and a few discount stores. It makes zero sense. The parking structure used to be priced reasonably at $1 per hour. But typical... corporate greed during a time of economic turmoil, during a time when many of your average people are struggling to get by. Never, ever coming to this shopping center again. I think a lot of others will be appalled by this level of greed, and stop coming here as well.

2 stars for the memory of when it used to be great. Remember when it had a movie theatre?? If you can get in and out of the garage within 15 mins and not a second over, you can avoid the $6 parking. No Souplantation, no Old Navy, no Starbucks, Tjmaxx/Marshalls have a million other locations with free parking, but at least it still has Johnny Rockets…for now. Edit: Just realized that’s closed too, now I really don’t have a reason to go back. Took the second star back.

Worst garage in all of LA. $6 flat fee for six hours. They KNOW nobody goes to Target or TJ Maxx for six hours. Target now also has a $20 minimum for validation which feels predatory. Will now find other places for my TJ Maxx runs!

The new parking prices are outrageous. The majority of stores are all discount stores, customers shop at these stores to save money - I was parked for 19 minutes, the parking was $6.00. A customer who is parked for less than 30 minutes should not be paying the same amount as someone who is parked for 5 hours 30 minutes. I will no longer be shopping at the Beverly Connection.

The parking lot kinda sucks the shops are good. They have a phone repair place as well. If you know me we get the plug!

Parking prices are absurd. Six dollars for up to six hours but what if you're just going in to return something? You still have to pay six dollars even if you're just there for 15 minutes. It's especially infuriating since it's a mall of discount stores. I certainly won't be shopping there anymore.

How a discount mall can charge $6 to park with no grace period is rediculous. To make matters worse it is for "up to 6 hours" (what would anyone do at the Beverly Connection for 6 hours???) which encourages people to leave the car there an go to the Beverly Center (or even Cedars Sinai down the street) thus making fewer parking spots available.

Your parking fee is absurd. Who doesn't have tiered parking rates? I ran to Target and bought something small and I have to pay $6 for parking?! Absolutely ridiculous. I will not be back to Beverly connection anytime soon..

Beverly Connection is an outlet mall across the street from The Beverly Center Mall. It has stores like City Target, CVS, Marshalls, Nordstrom Rack, TJ Maxx, Saks Off 5th etc. While I like the idea of an outlet mall and bargains all in one place, I'm not a fan of this spot. I find it to be pretty tacky nowadays. It was not always this way and I remember a time when it was a rather nice place to visit. So, it saddens me that it's not the place it once was. Parking here is also very weird. CVS has an outdoor parking lot but you can't get to any of the other stores through CVS because they lock the entrance to the rest of the mall all day long. So annoying. The underground parking lot for everything besides CVS sucks too. There's always a long line to get in and get out even when the parking lot isn't packed. Not sure what's going on there but they need a more efficient system. Plus, a lot of the parking spaces had cones in them for no apparent reason last time I was there. Lastly, the only place that validates is Target so paying for parking is pretty much guaranteed if you visit any of the other stores.

What more can you ask for in a shopping plaza? There's Target, Marshall's, JCrew Factory, TJ Maxx, Ross, 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.

Paid for parking, was fined $65 with 1 hour remaining. Called customer service line, left voicemails and sent emails. Have yet to receive a reply after 72 hours. Recommend parking elsewhere.

Guess this place is literally going for broke. Don't know if the property owners have ever walked across the street to the Beverly Center, where people who HAVE money shop, where they provide almost free parking, to witness all the stores that closed there. As of November 1 this year (watch everyone blame Trump for this), parking is $6 minimum. And guess what y'all, you get to stay 6 whole hours for that price! You can literally shop til you drop. No, you don't have to stay 6 hours, but you do have to pay $6 no matter what. And guess who is shopping at TJ Maxx and Marshalls and Old Navy. People who can't spare $6 just to buy more stuff. So those stores will close. Watch this parking garage become a go between for every business in the area as every business in the actual complex shuts down, until it becomes a ghost town. Maybe in a year or so. They will get new owners, hopefully who witness what happened, and they'll have to fill it up with new stores. It will be more expensive stores because TJ Maxx and Marshalls and Old Navy will all opt out. Even Target isn't comping parking anymore. And this my friends is how gentrification happens. In the details of poor property management decisions. I don't know why parking is a luxury in this city, paying just for your car to exist in one spot that isn't a tow yard. But in the words of some celebrity on a talent show I forgot about, "For that reason, I'm out."

Used to love this place. I would stop on my way home from work to check out the new offerings at TJ Maxx and pick up some fancy shampoo at a discount. Not worth it if I have to pay $6 for parking.

PARKING is OUTRAGEOUS!!! I was just there for 45 minutes shopping at Nordstrom Rack and it was $6.00!!! They have redefined price gouging. The stores are OK but not worth $6 for parking. There is virtually nothing that I can't buy somewhere else and will from now on. Don't get ripped off!!!

This use to be an okay place to come and look for deals and they HAD reasonable parking but as with so many other things, corporate greed has taken over. The fee is now $6 for 6 hours. You pay 6 dollars regardless. If you run over during lunch for 30 minutes or if you are there for 6 hours, it's 6 bucks period! Absolutely ridiculous. Who do they think they are, The Grove? Not in their wildest dreams, this is a bargain strip mall not a wine and dine destination. Get your priorities straight Beverly Connection, I hope all the retailers end their leases here and go to other properties with reasonable parking.

I'm not paying $6 for parking. Ridiculous. Arrived and left as soon as I saw the new parking fee. So many other places with free parking. Bye Felicia

Was there for 20 mins to pickup an order from Nordstrom rack had to pay $6. Parking is overpriced and they don't validate. No longer going there for target runs or shoe repair with this fee. Used go there at least twice a week for target runs under 30 mins.

I've been coming here for years due to its convenience to the Beverly Center. The new parking rates are absolutely insane & price gouging at its finest. $6 flat for the first 6 hours. Sorry, but I'm not sure who is spending that amount of time at a mediocre strip mall. The competition that is miles better than this mall (Westfield Century City, Beverly Center, The Grove) all offer a much more amazing experience with lower parking rates. I won't be coming back - and even if I did...I'd park at the Beverly Center.

The phone repair store that is in front of the Corner Bakery buys stolen items. They stole my IPhone 14 Pro Max on August 15, 2024 around 7 pm. On Sunday 8/18 the phone pinned at the store called Broken We Can Fix It. They said they do not have it. It is still showing there as of today. I went there three times already and the employees admit that their business is to buy lost or stolen phones to use them for part. They are bastards.

$6 to park. At a place with discount stores? Old Navy just CLOSED forever, probably had a lot to do with the parking. $6 for 6 hours. And also $6 for 16 minutes, so if you're going for Jamba Juice, add that to the price. Insane. Maybe you can live with that $6 if you stay for 6 hours, but no one is staying there for 6 hours. $6 parking is a more compelling reason to stay away than all of the stores there are compelling to shop there- combined. I hope every store leaves and the dumbo that thought $6 parking was the way to pay the mortgage gets reassigned to scraping graffiti off all the empty store windows.

Nice place to shop- love the stores in this mall- Marshall's, Tjmaxx, Target, Nordstroms Rack and old Navy. Plenty of parking inside the structure but it's not free.

The owners/managers of the Beverly Connection have lost their minds with their new (effective Nov 1, 2024) parking pricing. It's $6 to park up to 6 hours. You stay 1 hour it's $6. That's crazy. You only see the crazy pricing when you are already deep within the bowels of the parking structure and can't turn around to leave. Are the mall owners that greedy to the detriment of their tenants? Are they planning to sell the mall and they want to show potential buyers how much drummed up revenue parking brings in -- before everyone realizes the price gouging and shops elsewhere? Do they want to encourage visitors to Cedars to park there while discouraging their own customers? I mean, really who pays $6 to shop at a Ross or Marshalls when every other Ross or Marshalls everywhere else in the city is free. The management here must really hate their tenants and their customers.

Parking is $6 flat for 6 hours. I shopped at J Crew and Nordstrom Rack and neither validates.

Whoever is in charge of this place is out their damn mind. Charging a mandatory $6 for parking. No validation and no grace period before having to pay. Stay away from here

ATTENTION AT THE PARKING TRICK FARE: suddenly they changed the parking fare to an astonishing 4 dollars for the first hour. Insane. I will never go there again

parked at the garage to return something i got online, parking is $6 it's insane & a total rip off!

Also, this mall has nothing to offer. Half the shops are empty total waste of time the other shops that they do have are so bizarre you wouldn't want anything from them.

The cashier is mean asking you to lift heavy items in order to be scanned even placed them already skin to turn to find bar code they are clearly don't get that they are employee and hired to do their job there 2 Latina ladies cashier is creaming on me very unpleasant experience

This place sucks. Signs don't explain where the stores are, it's dirty and there's no grace period for parking so if you can't find anything there goes $1 in the trash Parking is $1 per hour. I recommend parking at Beverly Center cause it's way nicer, bigger parking, and not as busy for the same price!

Been going here for years and could say it is decent but not perfect place to shop. Pros: Different variety of stores to shop at and few okay places to eat. The place is decently sized with outdoor seating. Cons: Parking is a pain. Seems like it takes awhile to get in and out of the structure and people just honk at each other. Really? It seems like it gets busy when I go there (doesn't matter what time of day) and most people are just pushy. Food could be better but that's just me.

Es muy bueno el servicio de parking es bueno y eficientes Es un buen lugar el estacionamiento es muy amplio y fácil de usar

I love the Beverly Connection. Souplantation, Target, Marshall's, Nordstrom Rack, Ross, TJ Maxx, and Off Fifth. What else would you want in shopping plaza?! Parking can be a nightmare because a lot of cars don't know how to properly park. Bigger cars park in compact spots, resulting in them taking up two spots. Some people are just so inconsiderate like that. Target and Souplantation are the only places I know that validate for parking.

The shopping center is next to Beverly Center across the street, a lot discount stores, like TJMaxx, Ross, Marshalls etc, the stairs design is very confusing as the connection, the parking rate is $1 each hour up to four and $2 each hour thereafter, $10 daily max.

This is one of my favorite places to shop in LA. It's pretty awesome! There are so many discount shopping stores jam packed into one complex! It's definitely a one stop shop for me. My favorite store in the complex is the Nordstrom Rack. I also enjoy visiting the other stores such as Marshalls, Ross, and TJ Maxx. They also have a Saks Off 5th and a Target. CVS is also connected to this complex. You are sure to find a bargain here. Generally, Nordstrom Rack has expensive items because it's a discount luxury store. You can also find some expensive items in TJ Maxx and Marshalls. Ross Dress for Less tends to have the least expensive merchandise. All of these stores carry merchandise with a wide range of prices. It all depends on your budget and what you're willing to spend. You also need the desire, time and patience to look through the and sift through all the merchandise. The stores are in reasonable walking distance from each other. There are also plenty of nearby places to eat, if you get hungry. Shopping is some people's cardio! Quite the workout! They have The Corner Bakery and Soup Plantation to name a couple of places to each inside this complex. On the outside they have a Johnny Rockets, Jamba Juice and Baja Fresh. Beverly Center is also across the street. More places to eat and shop are available in the surrounding areas. This really is a prime place to do some great shopping!! I definitely recommend coming here, especially if you enjoy shopping at these stores!

Remember that game "Mousetrap"... where you worked to build this Rube Goldberg-like structure? That's what this shopping center feels like. It's an outdoor mall of sorts. But it's so oddly designed that you find yourself going up mini flights of stairs to reach half levels and then getting on an escalator to reach a sign for a store, presuming that is the entrance, only to find it's just... a sign. The entrance is on yet another level. It's weird. You have to think that maybe an intern at an architectural firm designed this center and had a good time doing it. That being said, it's my "go to" for a certain kind of store... it has very nice versions of TJ Maxx and Marshalls, as well as Saks Off Fifth and Nordstrom Rack... so when I "need" a high-end handbag at a discount, this is the first place I head. Or luggage. Or something new for the home (the TJ Maxx has a particularly nice kitchen selection). Parking garage is reasonably priced... I believe you get a couple of hours for $1. Exiting is sometimes a challenge as the garage lines can be very long. Going early (especially on weekends) will make this much easier. Finding a pay station is a bit of a challenge... they're frequently hidden in little cubbies... which makes sense in this strangely designed place.

'Rage' review #1 of 2020 (took this long): Similar to my feeling on the Beverly Center across the street, I came here more frequently when I first moved to the area and didn't know any better. Then I realized most of their stores have better locations so I decided to branch off to those instead. However, ever since Target opened, they tend to carry some things that my main one does not, so I suck it up and it helps they specifically validate parking for an hour. As for parking otherwise, it should be an hour free. For those of you who complain about us complaining about paying a $1+, you obviously do not shop anywhere else in the city since they all let you do the one hour free. I'm usually in and out in about 25-30 minutes. Briefly a couple months ago, Target ended up being closed which pissed one off since there was no indication on the website or anywhere else letting shoppers know it would be closed down until you realize there is way too much parking available and it's a ghost town on that 3rd floor. I completely understand if they needed to be closed, but there was absolutely no notification of them being so. Then more recently, they did put up a printed out sign that Target was closed...YET IT WAS ON THE BOX WHERE YOU TAKE A TICKET SO YOU ARE SCREWED INTO STAYING AND PAYING ANYWAY. Who the F was the genius who thought this idea to put the sign THERE? And then most of the machines to pay are out of order anyway. Can you tell I despise this place? I also am not a fan of outlets (although I did have a good experience at Nordstrom Rack but I can go to Woodland Hills for this) so this doesn't really factor in. I do like Old Navy but this can be found at much better shopping centers, such as Century City or Sherman Oaks on Riverside. And I admit I have been to a Souplantation (not this one here, are they still around anyway?) and I didn't mind it, but again, there were other locations I could go to. So TL;DR, these stores can be found elsewhere within town which eliminates the need to shop at this inconvenient hellspace. P.S. I completely understand places were closed due to the riots that had occurred, however when I had visited, other shops were clearly open, yet there was no indication on other stores. Perhaps this is the store at fault and not Beverly Center itself, but I'm accumulating disappointing visits over the years here which still=one star.

I have no problem with the stores. My one star review is specifically due to the fact that when you're paying for your ticket, they require an email address, which they then proceed to sell to third party advertisers on your behalf! Shady!! Since I submitted my email address, I've been getting all kinds of LA-related emails. Thanks a lot, a$$holes!!

There are so many affordable clothing stores to choose from!! I enjoyed coming to this shopping center. If you are coming for a short period of time you can park at the CVS for free!

I could have given it 4 stars, but 3 because of the hassle I have to go through every time I try to park there. It ruins my mood during the whole shopping experience. The entering driveway on the first floor has 2-way stop signs just before the sloping ramp toward the 2nd floor, and sometimes cars don't alternate and even honk at the other car when it's their legitimate turn. I have been going to this mall since, like it was built, but, man, they need to do something about it not to lose customers who may feel like me.

The only reason this place has bad reviews is because it's an outlet mall in a fancy section of LA. If you were raised by people who worked for a living, and maybe even work for a living yourself, you will like it here. Don't you just love a bargain? I don't understand people complaining about parking, either. It's a normal parking garage that costs $1 an hour. Figure it out.

This "mall" has certainly had a great makeover. A good mix of retailers in all price classes from Ross and Target to TJ Maxx and Nordstrom Rack there is something for everyone and a great opportunity to find fabulous bargains in a higher priced neighborhood. Parking is cheap and it is in good walking distance to plenty more shopping. Worth a stop everytime I am in the area.

This shopping center is across the street from The Beverly Center. I do not come here that often, but when I do come here, I either go to Target, Old Navy, and/or Nordstrom Rack. There are other discounted retail stores like Ross, TJ Maxx, and Marshalls. It's not a dining destination with options like Baja Fresh, Corner Bakery, and Jamba Juice. If I need a pick me up, I'd rather go to the Starbucks in the Target. I'm not a fan of the parking structure with entrances on La Cienega and 3rd. St. It can get busy with bad drivers around like a rainy day in LA. It's a $1 per hour, and one hour free with validation at Target. I try to keep my shopping to one hour here. It's best to come here in the morning because the afternoons and evenings seem to be the busiest times.

This parking garage is an absolute nightmare. Worst in Los Angeles. It is poorly designed with spaces too small - although part of that is due to the selfish decisions of so many people to buy unnecessary SUVs in LA. And people do not know how to drive or park here. The Target is also rundown and mediocre.

I personally love the Beverly Connection, they have the best discount stores all in one place. Marshalls, TJMaxx, Ross, Saks of 5th Ave and the Rack. They also have CVS and Target in the same building, which is very convenient. Parking rates are ok (I wish they had at least an hour free with validation), but its $1 per hour for the first 4 hours and gets more expensive after that. We always find some good stuff there and the convenience is unbeatable. They also have some smaller places to eat, just in case you need a quick bite in between.

Love it! There is all i need so that i can spend my pastime without hesitation and waste my time looking up places... Will hang out with ma friendssss again. The security J was realllly nice answering and suggesting places around. How friendlly and warm place!

Simply the best ! Souplantation to feed the kids then target Marshall oldnavy Ross Nordstrom offrack and fifth rack. It's just a place where you can buy stuff efficiently and enjoyably

More of an online shopper, this mall's makeover http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/beverly-connection-los-angeles?select=4w-JyrDhqIwZWCQO9nneIQ#4w-JyrDhqIwZWCQO9nneIQ appeals to me, especially multiple discount options! Think fashion savings from Nordstrom's Rack, T-J-Max, Old Navy, Ross http://www.yelp.com/biz/ross-dress-for-less-los-angeles-16#hrid:WABXfO5nBQ_rOPAVc81f9A and City Target http://www.yelp.com/biz/target-los-angeles-9#hrid:zamb5HmPnNB_A-0AWMB3tw. Was a tad disappointed that Staples here is exclusively a print center but if you're a Chase customer, need to pick up sundries at CVS, or upgrade a Verizon bundle Beverly Connection is your place. Also find plenty of casual dining opportunities from Baja Fresh to, Soup Plantation to Corner Bakery http://www.yelp.com/biz/corner-bakery-cafe-los-angeles-5#hrid:iGkTUeL9MTLk419uisVPIA, to Jamba Juice and Yogurt Land http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/beverly-connection-los-angeles?select=4w-JyrDhqIwZWCQO9nneIQ#sP8P8my5Ok2-UBVYnhuDuA. Parking per hour is way cheaper than a ticket on the street if you overstay your shopping experience. Target offers one-hour free with a $20 purchase http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/target-los-angeles-9?select=JVetPc7i57-Kqd9hw1abyA#JVetPc7i57-Kqd9hw1abyA

I swear that the architect for this place must have had hide and seek in his mind. The purpose of a mall is to easily accommodate people to enter your property. The reality of this place is that it reminds me of a rat in a maze experiment. I parked on the south east corner of this property. There's glass doors but they are all closed. Directory? What directory. There's no directory that points you in the direction of an entrance or exit. I ran into a lady that found herself in the same predicament as I. It was a case of the blind leading the blind. I've never been to this property before. We somehow followed each other into this place off La Cienega. I now know why a lot of businesses here go out of businesses. People just can't get to the stores of their choice. If I didn't have the patience that I have, I'd just cross the street to the Beverly Center to additional madness.

No parking grace period and the exit gets backed up sometimes so it could take 30+ minutes just to leave the parking structure because the line stretches throughout the entire building.

COOL PLACE TO SHOP, for lunch or fix your shoes or your broken iPhone. If you want to get free parking just shop at Target, eat at Souplantation, do your banking at Chase or if you fixing your shoes.

The shops aside, the layout for this plaza/strip is terrible. It took me 15-20 minutes to find the Nordstrom's Rack, from see the big sign out on the street. So we look around that building, no Nordstrom's Rack. Then we see a big Nordstrom's Rack plastered on some windows. No Nordstrom's Rack inside. Finally we found it... Well at least I'd like to think I'm not stupid...but you never know. I was lost as f*ck. Tip: You see a nice open parking lot as soon as you enter and there is a sign that says Nordstrom's Rack on the building. Well golly gee whiz that's not it. Don't be fooled like us. You aren't even close. Just head into the parking garage.

We find more use of this ensemble of stores more than the Beverly Centre. You still pay to park and the stores are not connected ironically, but the options are better for the budget, and they have a souplantation! Nordstrom rack, Marshalls, and TJ Maxx are all here and good options. There is also a City Target which is nice to have since I don't think there is any other Target or Walmart nearby! There are a couple of food options and some one off stores and a froyo shop too. This is a hip place to be and we usually leave with something. You can walk to the Beverly Centre from here if you plan on checking out both.

If you came to the Beverly Connection before their recent remodel, you would be amazed at the changes. The thing that doesn't really make sense is the fact that you have to pay for parking in order to shop the bargain based stores like Marshalls, Ross, Target, Nordstrom Rack, etc. Besides that, the stores are pretty good if you want a good bargain. Also, there is CVS that is attached to the Beverly Connection that has its own parking lot. However, that mini parking lot can get quite hectic and it is also free.