Burbank Town Center

I visited this mall mainly to see the Sears store that closes permanently on August 31, 2025. The mall is very nice with many popular stores and good places to eat. They also have a large arcade with food and a bar. Highly recommend a visit.

I lived 7 years in Burbank and Glendale area. I used to enjoy my free times at Downtown Burbank and I had many delighted ceremonies their. Recently, It is always my pleasure to invite my friends to visit the Downtown Burbank area to regain my wonderful memories.

Strategically located in the city of Burbank with lots of food options. In walking distance of the hotel I stayed at. Clean and comfortable shopping.

The mall here is a vibrant place to go as it’s still a popular, trendy shopping center! Other similar malls haven’t quite fared so well. Perhaps it’s because of its elegance, proximity to studios, offices, manufacturing, supply centers, schools and residential areas. Maybe also due to its high traffic surroundings, as I first spotted this mall while in standstill traffic on the I-5. The mall is also at the far end of Historic Route 99, also known here as N San Fernando Blvd. The food court area is a destination in itself, with several different choices of fast food cuisine in one common area, as if to continue to displace the famous highway above and beyond the individual outdoor access restaurants. Public restrooms are provided and are well maintained. What makes the shopping center especially appealing is the available public parking garage spaces, great for staying dry with wet weather. With hot days, the garage may further the comfort of the air conditioned mall!

I genuinely love this place, The Burbank mall is such a cool spot to bring your friends or you can bring a date here. There’s a AMC here an arcade too lots of restaurants and lots of cool things to do. Though a lot of ghetto stuff has happened here I would still 💯 recommend it. A lot of famous people come by here all the time too so go check it out!

I like going here for Round1! It's a fun little place to hang out besides that. I can't wait to be able to do more here!

Love this mall and the surrounding areas. Great shopping and food. Parking is not too hard to find.

Great place and we'll maintained. Looks like lots of shops are going to be opening up soon. Good parking facility for easy access. If you are with kids and want them to stay engaged then rockin kids play area on 3rd floor is a great option. Food Court doesn't have a lot of options.

I wish I had before and after photos for this mall. Prior to the renovations a couple of years ago, this was one of the dullest shopping centers I've visited. Since redesigning it is more customer friendly, the aesthetics are great with natural light, better store options to chose from. This is not a high end mall, it's a place that many can enjoy and afford. Anchor stores are Macys, Sears and Burlingtons. It also has an AMC Movie Theater, Round 1 bowling and games and several retail stores on 3 floors. There are are only about 6-7 options in the food court so not much but decent. The parking structure is huge, finding a space isn't a problem and there are several ways to enter and exit.

This is a very small mall and they don't have alot of stores, however, it's convenient if you need to purchase something real quick, go to to the movies, or get a bite to eat.

I don't come to this shopping mall quite often but it's decent for some shopping. They have cute stores for women such as: forever 21, Q, and Fashion Nova. I do like this stores and how it's pretty affordable. They have a nice size food court and a nice AMC Theatre. It's a very small mall but they do have enough if you want to run in and grab something. They have Burlington and a Macy's here. It's right next to downtown Burbank with a lot to do. They have See's Candies and they have good service there if you want some good samples. Overall, I would say I recommend this quaint mall. Cute stores to choose from!

Where Our Rug-Rats Go To Play! SITREP Saturday afternoon. The sugar from Portos bakery is *kickin in* from the pastries the kidlets ate. Now we gotta find a spot to expend their inordinate amount of energy that could power a small city. Solution: Go to the Burbank Town Center (aka "Center")! THE SETUP Besides being a pretty kick-ass mall, the Center caters to the whims of the smaller set of humans because of all the *pockets of fun* that randomly thrown about the center! * Places to play upon slides and bumps! * Places to take pictures with angel wings * Spots to deposit quarters and jump on a moving horse.... *....or movin fire truck! * Depending on the season, places to sit amongst holiday decor and grab some fun shots of the family. FREE PARKING The parking garage is FREE! Just drive in, park your car, walk to the store centers, don't worry about your car getting hit with a parking enforcement officer. WIFI For those using iPhones and/or iPads or other WiFi devices, just set to the free public WiFi and you're set to surf for all the info you need to acquire. THE LOWDOWN A great place to stop to get the kids to play and get rid of all their hyper-energy!

This mall has gone downhill in the last couple of decades. They have most shops you'll generally find in other shopping centers, BBW, Victoria secret, Hot Topic, Journey, etc. I can't put my finger on what it is, but the mall is just dead and does not have the vibrant mall feel to it. Even on peak day and hour, there aren't a whole lot of people in it shopping. Great for those who want to just walk around for some exercise in an air conditioned facility on a hot day and for those who rather avoid people/crowds. There is also a AMC theatre located inside the mall, which doesn't seem to be drawing much of a crowd either. Overall, it's a good place to do some quiet shopping, but if you're looking to get that hang out mall feel, this probably isn't the place to go.

So sad this mall has no upgrade, looks so behind. Macy's cosmetics area it feels like I'm in a Sauna I can't stay there for more than 15 mins, I feel like I'm am going to pass out :( . Wondering how it feels for the employee.

Come here to watch a movie and park by the world Market and the closed off the parking where there is charging for deep washing later tonight! Mall is still open And tell me to charge else where where it's all taken up obviously. Standing there to tell people that just repeating yourself doesn't make a difference. This mall is horrible. Maybe put charging in multiple floors? Deep washing. That's happening after the mall closes can just tow the cars that are left there overnight. Ridiculous and irritating. 0 stars if possible but.

You can't go wrong coming to this mall, it just depends what you're looking for. Macy's still here, H&M, they have a arcade and some smaller stores as well. If you're looking for a Apple Store then you're better off going to Glendale. They have some decent food places on the 1st floor and there a AMC on the 3rd floor. They have a lot of parking here since there a connected parking structure but you can also just park there and walk to San Fernando Blvd to check out the restrauants. The bathroom is on the first floor near the stairs and escalator.

I went to the Burbank Town Center yesterday to check out Van Eaten Galleries pop-up exhibit. I enjoyed visiting the exhibit along with the gift shop. I dined at the food court.

As the malls are dying out due to the rise of e-commerce, Burbank has this good place to hang out and eat out with families and friends, that is a great blessing. I primarily come for the food or just walk around as I am also into e-commerce. Bright, clean and parking lot, you get to see different kinds of people and food here. It feels like going back in the late 90s that mall used to be the center of weekend life. Cherish each mall we have now as they are getting scarce. Especially mall with free parking in LA, that is a bonus.

Much sadder than I expected. The shopping mall has some good stores, but it looks like it's on the verge of abandonment. The sidewalks around the town center are covered with cigarette butts and graffiti. There's evidence of redevelopment, but it's on the opposite side of the freeway. There are 3:00 AMC movie theaters, but clearly they could be consolidated to one nice theater. What happened to Burbank?

This is one of our favorite spots in Burbank (besides that famous bakery) as it's in the middle of it all, making this a convenient Supercharger stop. We haven't been back since beginning of the pandemic but once we enter the fray again with Universal and SoCal trips, we'll be stopping here. Theatre, shopping and restaurants all within reach here at the Town Center! 4 stars!

The Burbank Town Center is a great place to chill or challenge yourself not to spend money. A fun place to shop and/or hangout.... great AMC theater on the third floor... I enjoy the AMC inside and outside better than the 16... all the seats recline and are well clean.... no dated stained chairs... They have well laid out Department stores via Macy's and Burlington Coat Factory... the food court is nothing to get too excited about however it's decent then again it's a mall/town center food court... so they're usually isn't an abundance... though there are some unique varieties in Asian style-cuisine. The town center also has several shops and stores outside as well as in... easy parking and several places for entertainment such as the All Amusement Fun Center (inside also on the top level)... unlike some of the almost all the other malls or mall-like places in the LA county. The World Market at this location is my Favorite in LA (second being the one at The Groove)... it's not too big, yet well layout, lit and inviting like the entire town center itself. There are some empty spaces and stores that could be filled to make this mall/town center more lively, but I honestly have no major complaints at all. I enjoy seeing movies, gaming it up at Halo 13 and/or AAFC as well as treating myself to something at World Market and when in need of clothes I have options I personally enjoy. I don't really agree with some of the other reviews on what they're lacking as them seem to be making more improvements each time we visit including local art from schools which makes it feel more neighborhood and town center like.

A decent local mall if you're in Burbank! They've definitely improved it over the years and they seem to be putting effort in by adding news stores and renovating from time to time. It's convenient to have it in the neighborhood if you want to avoid a large and busy mall like the Glendale Galleria. Burbank town center is usually fairly calm and quiet which is cool if that's what you're in the mood for! It's also across from downtown Burbank so it's fairly convenient to pop in if you're in the area for a movie or for dinner.

It's so nice now! There's a lot of parking but everytime I'm here, it's packed. I appreciate the big signs off the freeway to direct me to the stores I need to get to. Things look so much better, that's all I have to say.

i have come here a few times when i lived in the Valley. Mall is not as good as it used to be 10 years ago. Lots of stores have closed down during Covid. Some have reopened and got back into business. Couple places i enjoy coming to. Nice eating area and some the the basic restaurants are still here. Too much renovation here all the time. Good customer service, Thats a plus. All in all, This place needs to be revamped or demolished.

I guess now that COVID is "over," this place has decided they don't need to put hand sanitizer stations ANYWHERE in the mall. There's one by the main entrance but zero in the arcade (seriously?) or the food court (seriously??). After realizing this during our outing here a couple days ago, my family and I rushed to the Bath & Body Works to wash our hands, which was a good call because we passed absolutely zero sanitizer stands on our way there. We all just tested positive for COVID. Thanks, Burbank Town Center!

I like the mall, it has the essentials, it has stores that are affordable. It's not like one of those crazy high end malls like the Grove or Beverley Ctr. Cool to go for a casual day out & to do gift/Christmas shopping. There's this store called Velour, next to Burlington in the East wing. It has an old man who runs it. The clothes are actually really cute. But honestly DONT go in unless you read this. The energy he gave off was very disingenuous & shady. The clothes he's selling is probably from a cheap warehouse, & he's flipping those clothes items for big $$. All of those items are close to $100 a piece. I only went in to get one item for my grandmas Xmas gift & he kept talking to me & wouldn't leave me the hell alone. I'm glad i left with only the ONE clothes item, but I ended up buying a couple bracelets that are an arbitrary price as well. He kept showing me random clothes items, saying how they're from Italy & he has customers come back for that & get lots of compliments. I felt so uncomfortable, I really just wanted to get the hell out of there. .

It is definitely by no means the grove Americana or Glendale galleria or Beverly center if you have a lot of money and are looking for designer brands your barking up not just the wrong tree but the wrong forest. This mall definitely targets more working class people it has a macys it still has a forever 21 which can have some pretty cute clothes I was actually really enthusiastic about going I know they had cute summer dresses and a Barbie collection!! The workers were all so rude to me and should not be in retail my party and were literally the only people there and one other person I encountered a extremely rude worker who would not help me and kept giving me attitude. I don't expect baby sitting or sucking up workers since I'm Not shopping at Gucci but I am expecting civilized workers who can competently show me around after all it is there job. They have a AMC on the third floor it's very small so good luck with that. The nail salon they have on the third floor is actually really pricey and always overcrowded . There is no Apple Store !! There is however a fashion nova but honestly it's a store with very limited supply of clothes like 2 percent of what's online and honestly the attitude of the staff repulses. Literally all the workers at this mall have a terrible attitude sorry but 1 star !!! The shoe stores are flimsy the food court selection is decent but it is pricey the restrooms are terrible disgusting and they have very poor janitorial service and that is absolutely unacceptable given the pandemic disgusting !! So if your driving though trying to cool down it's okay but this shopping center is it somewhere I advocate . A lot of the stores have very flimsy clothes with overprices ! No thanks I will stick to Amazon and instant Walmart coffee if I have to. Better then shit service and overpriced greedy Panda Express the quality of the magnolias express as well as the other food has gone down badly as well. I used to enjoy the food court now the prices have become unreasonable and the quality of the food has gone to crap .

Staff is friendly, variety of stores and restaurants, parking structure and street parking.

Literally every escalator going up to the top floor is broken and blocked off except for the one inside the H&M.

I moved to this town because I spent a lot of time hanging out in this little downtown area and I really like the vibe of the place! I liked the "old town" feel of the shops and the large trees that line a lot of the streets. I will come to the downtown area to grab tea, to shop and to see movies. I just drove down San Fernando again yesterday and it slowly seems to be developing into newer businesses, which is fine, but the "old town" feel seems to be changing. There are tons of parking garages and parking in them is free, which is a huge plus! That makes this a good destination spot when I meet with friends. There are also street performers all over which is fun. This is definitely a great place to hang out and people watch!!

The mall is being re-modeled and there's scaffolding in a lot of the sections. Quite a few of the shops are closed. We came here for the play area on Level 3 which was still open on a Sunday and great for kids.

I know we are living in a pandemic, but why in the world would you say the mall is open at 10 and then have everything inside open at 11? It seems very misleading, and highly inconvenient. If we had known everything actually opened at 11, we'd have come at 11. But we're here, and now leaving, because waiting for an hour is not feasible. Change your listings. Not ok.

This is a pretty sad mall. It houses several big stores. Bed Bath & Beyond, Sears, Macy's, Burlington, Old Navy, Victoria's Secret are the big ones. They have a lot of cheap no name stores filled with junk. No great named stores seem to last long here. They do however have a pretty decent food court. The Mongolian Grill and Wahoo's are probably my favorite. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Bathrooms are located on the same flour and are way in the back corner. Sure would be nice to have more centrally located restrooms! There is ample free parking. Although it's a little confusing as I feel the lots were made at different times and depending on where you enter, will get you to a different place in the mall. But perhaps that's a problem with every mall. They did have a "real" Santa this year, but decision in mall was minimal and they no longer set up the big tree (or really any tree for that matter). This place is clearly struggling! not my first choice mall. Usually will drive to Glendale or Topanga if I have multiple things to do. But for quick gift items, this place does the trick. I really hope they get more quality stores soon.

At some point in Burbank's history, they decided to cut San Fernando off from being a through street and built a mall. How that city council thought that was a good idea is beside me. Malls were such a huge thing in the late 70's and 80's, maybe that was going to revitalize the area and keep it relevant? Even so, Glendale already has a great mall. I lived in Burbank in 2000 and I thought the mall was pretty depressing back then. I was there fairly recently and it appears they have most of the mall sectioned off as though it's under construction with a bunch of new stores, yet there's no signs telling you what's coming soon except an H&M? The food court on the bottom was also not the brightest idea. It looks like they tried to save a lot money by finding really cheap chairs and tables too. They do have some good anchor stores though. The mall has a Macy's, Old Navy, Burlington Coat Factory, newly opened Cost Plus, Sears, and Bed Bath & Beyond. They also have the only Dairy Queen in the whole Burbank/Glendale/Pasadena area. However, the rest of the mall is a depressing experience. There are way better malls than this. They should just tear it down and rezone San Fernando to go through again. It's really inconvenient that it doesn't. Most of the good stores still in the mall could just have street front stores.

I live in burbank and have been to mall many times, there's not a whole lot of great stores like Glendale galleria, but it's still nice to walk around, I gennerally eat outside mall on San Fernando,lots of great places!

I love City of Burbank, the city I live in and the city I work for. However, this is one place that I am not really in love with, nor hate it. I love the fact that I don't have to drive far to buy my basic needs and wants. I love that it has free parking if you want to shop, dine, see a movie or simply hang around. It has the stores that I like to go to such as Macy's, Forever 21, Victoria Secret, Bath & Body Works, and Gap to name a few. What I don't like about it? Multilevel parking can be very confusing. Not sure if it's just me but I always get confused with the entrances and exits. Most of the time I go in circles finding the right level for a certain store or find the right exit to the street I wanted to go to. The escalators are equally quite confusing. There's not enough of them so to go from one level to another you have to walk quite a bit to access the escalator. It doesn't help that there's only one elevator to peruse. The buildings are separated from one another. There are no bridges that connect them so you have to literally cross the busy streets to hop from one building to another. The mall is very old and require a complete make over. Ever since I set foot in this mall, I have never seen any improvement, not even painting nor installing new lighting fixtures. The restrooms are not well maintained so whenever I need to use one, I walk all the way to Macy's to use the ones inside the store. The AMC theaters inside the mall are also very old so everyone goes to AMC 16 instead. Food court on the third level is very small. It has McDonald's that doesn't carry the same promo as other locations. There's also Panda Express, Mongolian Grille, Wahoo and some other small eateries.

This mall is a very cool mall... Sometimes I look at it and wish that there was more for it to offer, but I really like it as is also! The mall is hardly ever crowded. It has the basics of what people like, it has a fairly nice food court (which I love the outside seating). The cool thing is that for the little ones there is a little train at the bottom that you can put them on, or if you go on the top floor, there is a larger train that takes them around the entire third floor! Very cool stuff. The one thing that I love the most about this place is the jumping thing right in the dead center of the mall on first floor. My little on went on it and was totally ecstatic!! They have your bungy jump so high its insane!! LOL From Movie theaters, to food, to stylish stores, this mall has the basics of what you might be looking for. I want to say Yes I recommend this mall... but I dont want to say I you may listen to my advise and then it gets crowded, haha!! So selfish of me. Its a great mall, period.

The sleeper has awakened! Once Burbank's shame, it's time to take another look at the lumpy three-story indoor mall at the end of downtown Burbank's San Fernando Boulevard. Things are looking up. We Burbankers know it, downtown Burbank is pretty fun. Tons of new restaurants (Gyu Kaku took over my old Boxing Gym, Yard House jam packed), fun bars and shops along San Fernando between Magnolia and Angelino. But what's in that clunky old mall where the Mervyn's was (it's a Burlington Coat Factory now BTW). Tons of free parking. They've opened the mall up with tons of atrium light and a new food court below. Cost Plus World Market and H&M are coming and lots of the usual suspects, including a friendly Hot Topic where they encourage you to spend more to, somehow, save more. Five Guys, yo. Check out that mall, for goodness sake.

No social distancing.. every seat in theater was reserved.. bathrooms were filthy no toilet paper n very dirty , air was off In theater, manager said she was not available to discuss issues Will not be going there again!

I used to come to this mall (pre-Yelp) when I lived in the Burbank and Glendale area. Wow, what a difference the years have made on this place. It used to be the center of the area and now it seems the center is a big empty center. Most stores are closed that I used to know, they relocated the food court to the bottom from the third floor, but most of the places to eat are gone. Just a ghost town and not worth coming to in my opinion. I think if it ever makes a comeback it will be years from now, but with Glendale area shopping this place has seen it's best days in the past. Yelp 2018 Challenge (27 of 100)

The 2016 YELP 500, Review #109: OK I will admit to running in here last minute for a photo of an Orange Julius sign.. really long story. Message me if you like crazy long stories with wacky road trips from the hills of Malibu Canyon to Santa Ana - I darted in and had to actually shop this place as part of the adventure agreement. With an Orange Julius in hand, I experienced the smell of what I guess was a pretzel store . It hit me as I weaved around and tried to navigate my way back to my vehicle parked over by Ross, that was my first, most fruitful and last shopping stop. I moved through the mall taking time to talk to a security guard about the mall. He had a bit of an accent but, I understood it just fine after tweaking my brain for a second. He was quite pleasant and informative. Nice job hiring that guy. At just about 50 years of age, if I ask another adult a question it seems that I should receive an answer. This is not always the case in other places. I will return here another day, earlier, to shop. Thanks.

Great shopping! This mall is close to everything! Restaurants, coffee shops, movie theater, etc.

Great location, I love Burbank area, but I live not far from there. And I hope during COVID-19 they are safely, because this is my best place to chill on the balcony and take a new clothes, also charge my EV.

I'm a first timer here who never really knew about this mall for long. I finally decided to go ONLY because of this nearby restaurant that I was in the mood for. Don't waste your time coming here, unless I guess you live right in the immediate area. Whether there's construction going on or not, still 1 star because it's still not as big or nice as the malls I usually like even if ALL the stores were open, but here, a TON of them are closed. If I didn't know they were constructing to stay open, I'd definitely say this is a dead mall or on its last leg. There were a LOT of vacant spaces. I was here on a Saturday late morning and not many people, except for the cramped nail salon, which was the most cramped nail salon I've ever seen. Everyone was on top of each other in there. The only other crowded place was the kiosk for the eyebrow threader. There were 2 lines of ladies waiting on either side of the path. I've never seen lines that long for any mall kiosk eyebrow threader. Another reviewer said they've been constructing for YEARS. Well, if that's the case, how bad did it look before and when will they finally be done?! Their website currently says there's a Barnes & Noble, which I was at least looking forward to, but it was nowhere in sight! Also, the Macy's is so outdated, so I assume they'll renovate that as well, not that it matters much to me because I don't plan to come here really. I'd only come back if they were adding a whole lot more.

This mall just went through some major renovations! They have the stores I browse at: Victoria's Secret, bath and body works, Charlotte Russe, and forever 21. They need to bring back the American Eagle though. They also have an amc movie theater. Parking is free so that's really nice. Can't wait to see what the mall looks like when it's fully finished.

They are doing a lot more to draw in people, so I'm excited to see what more is to come. It's usually pretty easy finding parking, as opposed to most other local malls. There is also an AMC inside the mall, so you can really make a day out your visit.

I am a long-time Burbank resident and have been coming to this mall (sporadically but sometimes more frequently) since they first built it in the mid-1990s! I was young then. My mall history is centered around this place than any other mall. What I like about this mall are: it's relatively less crowded, calmer, etc than noisier and bigger malls like the Glendale Galleria or the Westfield Topanga in the Woodland Hills area. Those malls are kind of exhausting, busy, and frustrating to park at. The Burbank mall parking is pretty easy, especially if you enter from San Fernando and park on the higher levels near Macy's. What I don't like about this mall are: In the last year, with the Covid lockdown, I have been bored to tears so I have been casually visiting this mall more often since I live nearby and whenever I need a short little 'escape.' I have been a bit surprised at how much this mall has changed in the last few years. All of the good stores seems to be gone, including NY & Company where I would go to buy "work" clothes (slacks and things like that). This might be due to COVID, with everyone working from home. I don't know. This has been replaced by Fashion Q, a fast-fashion and teenage brand. What I don't like is that this mall has now become a teenage fashion mall, with H&M, Fashion Q, Forever 21 (which has always been there), and Fashion Nova. So, if you're over the age of 30 and don't want to buy small-sized, cheapy ripped jeans and t-shirts your only option is Macy's! That's about it for you. In addition, with Sears (which appears to be on its last legs) and Burlington, it's become a discount mall sort of. This mall is mainly the second floor, where all the main stores are. The first floor is the food court, plus some random stores. The third floor is pretty empty except for the movie theater and the beauty salon. In addition, the food court is "hit or miss" and their prices seem to have gone up. I recently paid $16 for a small Poke bowl. It used to be on the third floor, but now it's on the first floor. It's mostly Asian food, a cheesesteak shop, and the classic mall Sbarro. All-in-all, I wouldn't say this is the greatest mall in the area but it's okay if you live close by, need to escape for a little bit, and shop at the stores mentioned above.

This is a great shopping center! It is filled with great food and shopping options! It is easy to get around and the parking is amazing! I definitely suggest paying a visit!

Really dope Location and the working are super friendly.. I definitely recommend visiting this location.

I've been a long time shopper at Macy's in Burbank. They have all the best brands and their selection of cosmetics is the best.

Constantly under construction with entry level brands "coming soon". For instance, Burlington Coat Factory is an anchor store here lol Parking garage does not accommodate for pedestrians and is constantly backed up. Why TESLA put superchargers here I'll never know. If Kia needed charging spots this would be a good mall. Not Tesla.

Since the remodel is complete, there are plenty of rest areas and electrical outlets to plug in various mobile devices. There is a modern look inside now with escalators starting from outside leasing down to the food court, which seems to be the busiest section since there are so many open spaces for vendors. It i will be interesting to see how some of the upcoming businesses fare, especially the bowling alley.

A nice mall to walk around leisurely, it has a good selections of stores and a movie theater. It definitely has room for more.

Okay... here's my deal with the Burbank Town Center. What are you?? Are you a mall? PRO - maybe some stores you could potentially need? A lot of them are going out of business so there's good sales. CON - The entire bottom floor is such a waste of space. Sure there's a food court... but there's basically nothing else. White walls and nothing. PRO - There's great stuff NEAR this 'mall'... AWAY from this 'mall'. CON - The top floor is missing some promising real estate. I know there used to be a Johnny Rockets up there years ago... but now there's just a huge empty space and an underwhelming AMC movie theatre. CON - They're missing so many mall staples. SCORES Store selection - 2 Food Court - 2 Staff - 4 Environment - 2

As a teen with no car, this place is like the only place me and my friends go to for hanging out. It's pretty awesome that it's near like two schools so it's easy to get to.. but that's also probably why all the clothing stores suck. They're either all full of junk, or everyone else took the good clothes. The food court is pretty awesome though and so is the arcade, and there's other restaurants and a movie theatre nearby (and inside but eh.) There's not too much to do inside the mall besides from eating, arcade, movies?, and shopping. But it's not as good as other malls, because the stores inside are really just small and boring. Glendale Galleria mall is the perfect example of an awesome mall.

Fun to walk around on a lazy day, including window shopping or wandering outside. This mall is not my favorite but because of all the surrounding AMC theatre's it's starting to creep up my list. The store options are similar to any other mall around plus there is an H&M coming soon. And the food court as a myriad of options. A part from the AMC I love walking around outside as there are many other shops and eateries. Lots of new and interesting places to try if you're willing to be adventurous. There is also always some sort of entertainment from men painted silver moving like a robot to musicians and dancers. This place has it all. Parking is available on every block. Structures surround the area and there is street parking available which is harder to come-by so the structures are your easiest bet.

This mall recently got a renovation that should have been done a decade ago. Back in the day, this mall was a regular hangout for me, but then it became dated. It's actually amazing that they're still going with so many vacancies inside. Payless ShoeSource and Charlotte Russe are about to become the latest casualties, bringing this mall closer to the dead mall status. It's not a bad place, but there's no reason to really hang around here now. World Market and H&M recently opened, but that's not enough to save this mall from eventually becoming a dead mall. They really need some better restaurants and festive stores within, then it'll be hopping again.