Del Amo Fashion Center

Del Amo Fashion Center is amazing! It’s a huge mall with all types of stores and so many restaurants. It’s the perfect place to walk, shop, and grab a bite — whether you’re alone or with family. The mall is safe, beautiful, and just a great everyday spot for all your needs. I recently went with my husband, and we spent about 4 hours walking around, eating, and shopping. What a fantastic experience! I absolutely love this mall and highly recommend it. I’ll always go back!

This mall is huge. It took us so long to walk around. I love the different variety of stores. But I think it’s missing a big nike store. So many food stores, so many restaurants and the outside is amazing. You can go and hang out with your friends and your family. Have a good time. Spend some money and go home with some race stuff.This is my first time here so I’m very impressed.

Del Amo Fashion Center is one of the best shopping destinations in Southern California. With a perfect blend of high-end retailers, popular brands, and unique local shops, it offers something for everyone. The mall is spacious, clean, and well-designed, making for a comfortable shopping experience. Beyond shopping, Del Amo has a fantastic selection of dining options, from casual bites to upscale restaurants. Whether you’re grabbing a quick coffee or sitting down for a meal, there’s plenty of variety. The outdoor areas and modern architecture add to the upscale feel, making it a great place to spend an afternoon. Parking is generally easy, with plenty of spaces and valet options. The mall also hosts seasonal events, making it more than just a shopping center—it’s a true community hub. If you’re in the area, Del Amo Fashion Center is definitely worth a visit!

So pretty mall and massive. not much of restaurants at Food court or near dining options at the mall but is still decent to eat. They also have Boba here. There are AMC, play ground for kids, in n outdoor walking! Gladly their parking is free and spacious! Worth to come to check out n enjoy sunny day here in Torrance!

Listen—I didn’t need anything. I wasn’t lost. I wasn’t confused. I wasn’t even planning on buying a damn thing. I just walked into Del Amo Mall because, well, sometimes a man’s gotta roam. You know? Stretch the legs. See what the world’s up to. Now, Del Amo—it’s huge. Feels like a city with escalators. Everywhere you look, there’s a kiosk trying to sell you beard oil, cologne, or a remote-control helicopter. I respect the hustle. But I wasn’t tempted. No, my boots carried me to the Apple Store. Like a moth to an overpriced, ultra-minimalist flame. I walk in. Clean. Bright. Smells like ambition and hand sanitizer. Some guy in a tight blue shirt asks if I need help. I just give him the nod. The universal sign for, “I got this.” And I did. I tapped a few screens. Adjusted my posture like I knew what “True Tone” meant. Spent five solid minutes pretending I was comparing iPad sizes when really I was just admiring how crisp the demo wallpapers looked. Honestly, I didn’t even open an app. I just enjoyed the illusion of productivity. At some point, I found myself in a deep, unspoken standoff with another dude over who looked more like they belonged in there. I won. Barely. I left with nothing in my hands but pride. No assistance. No purchase. Just a simple man, in a complex world, walking away from temptation like a stone-cold professional. 10/10. Would assert dominance again.

A great place to shop for pretty decent seconds.You can donate to the Goodwill to do others alot of good and they will hire anyone who is willing to work to help others.I love Goodwill because everyone wins.I can buy some top named designer labels and for a fraction of what they would cost to buy them at retail price.For the most part,the quality is good too.Sometimes,you can buy something that still has the tags still on the item or it was never worn and is brand new I love Goodwill Happy shopping!!!)

Nice mall especially back in the day when it got its face lift. OVer the years there have been some issues with vandalism and overall lack of decency when it comes to respecting the environment. The management at the mall has done a good job keeping it clean though. They also have police here to enforce the curfew rule so that rowdy kids don't ruin the experience for everyone. Their food court is also very robust. They ahve a very wide selection and if you're okay with mall pricing, then you'd have a good time here. Parking is very abundant too.

Florida Girl (BbyGirlRose). I Love Cali So Much, Thank You For Having Me! This Mall Is So BIG, It Resembles A Corn Maze, Super Super Fun! Cant Get Lost Cause You'll Always Find Your Way Somewhere Familiar. So Much To Do & Absolutely BEAUTIFUL 😍

The good: This mall is massive. There are two "malls" connected together (a newer and older part). The newer part is connected to an outdoor area that also has shopping stores and restaurants. They have a theater, arcade, and large stores like Joannes Fabrics, Dicks Sporting Goods, Marshalls, Nordstroms, JCPenny, Burlington Coat Factory and Macys. There are lots of kid-centric places and activities as well as a kids play area. They have a train that drives around outside by the theater. They have a Zaras and Uniqlo which for some reason are my trademarks for if a mall is cool. The bad: This isn't the nicest mall I've been to but I'd say it is better than most. The parking lot can get crowded around the Philz Coffee area. They have some higher end stores but not as many as some malls. The interesting: To get to the older part of the mall, you have to go upstairs to the 2nd floor and go thru the men's Macys. It's strange!

This is a mall my husband and I like to wander through a lot. It has the stores we both enjoy like Sephora, Macy's, Nordstrom, GNC, Mystic Eye Botanica, plenty of Clothing stores and even AMC. We also appreciate the outside add on that has little extras where you can feel the breeze on your face and still see the sights. There are also good places to eat upstairs. All around, it really has a lot going for it. One time I came, I was looking for a place to get a drink and one of the customer relations helped me understand the way the machines were. It was acting a little tricky at the time. So it's nice to see good customer relations. The restrooms are always so nice and clean and I actually feel good going in public here! Overall I do recommend coming here even if only to look around, it's fun to explore! This holiday season my husband and I came here and took some holiday pictures by their big Christmas tree! If you have children let them see Santa! It's fun for the whole family and a wonderful photo opp moment! We had so much fun & looked cute doing it, win/win in my book!

The circus is back in town! I saw the tents going up, today. Per the Circus Vargas website, they'll be here October 18 - November 04, 2024. Check the Circus Vargas website for showtimes and ticket prices.

I have been coming to this mall for nearly four decades! I remember some of the old places like Montgomery Wards, Aladdin's Castle Arcade next to McDonald's on the lowest floor, the several food courts (one was International), and Kings Table buffet. I sometimes miss the older parts of the mall that are now just in my memories. Back in the early 90's, my son decided to play Hide n' Seek in Montgomery Wards. He was so good, we panicked and alerted security and they closed the store gates. Turns out he was hiding in a clothing rack and wouldn't answer us when we desperately called. He was standing on the cross bars of a circular clothing rack so we couldn't see his feet when we looked under the racks. We were thankful security took us seriously and helped us out! As for our son, he was safe and sound! This Fashion Center is currently the sixth largest in the United States. From 1981 to 1992, it was THE LARGEST shopping center. There was a South Side called Broadway/Del Amo Shopping Center (1951) and a North Side called Bullock's/Del Amo Fashion Square (1966). In 1981, these two shopping areas merged into one, creating this behemoth. It currently sits as the 6th largest mall in the U.S. There are 255+ stores here. This mall was used for films: Jackie Brown (1997), Valley Girl (2003), Bad Santa (2003), Why Him? (2016), and HBO's Euphoria (2019) in Season 1 Episode 2. We have a large AMC Theatre here, too! Fast forward to today... we basically just go to the mall to eat. I love that there's a Din Tai Fung, 85 Degrees, Charley's Philly Steaks, Philz Coffee, Frostbites, and Somi Somi! I'm sad EMC Seafood & Raw Bar didn't survive. It was a surprise that Great Maple & RA Sushi closed, too! New businesses are opening like The Alley (just a few days ago, June 15, 2024) & Sweetgreen. Soon there will be Kitchen of Korea, Moom Maam (Artisanal Thai Gelato), Origami Handroll Bar, & Mumu Hot Pot. Mitsuwa Marketplace is located off Carson St with their own entrance and there are a slew of restaurants & shops in there! There aren't too many retail stores that we go inside. I do like browsing in Typo, Miniso, & BoxLunch from time to time. They all have cute merchandise. While I miss the old mall, the renovated part of the mall is quite nice. We now have an outside area lined with shops, leading to the inside mall space. P,F. Chang's and Lazy Dog Restaurant flank the walkway. I'm happy to see this mall continue to make improvements! There's lots of parking in different areas around the mall - multilevel parking structure with car counters or parking lots. Best of all, parking is free! We end up at the mall about 3 times a month ... to eat. We'll be back again before we know it!

We came here for the first time this past Sunday. Honestly not what we had expected since there were a lot of mixed reviews on Yelp but we really wanted to give this mall a shot since we needed to escape the scorching heat. It took us about 35 minutes to get here from the OC. We were shocked at how massive this mall is. There is ample parking and there are two sides to this mall, with a huge bridge connecting the two sides together. The bridge is actually the food court, which is super cool. We ended parking in the Macy's Home parking garage. We really enjoyed strolling through the food court. It looks ver modern and aesthetic, very reminiscent of the Westfield Topanga. They have a lot of the stores you'd find at the higher end malls. What we love is the outdoor area that connects to some restaurants/AMC and Mistuwa. Its pet friendly and honestly really cool to check out. We also strolled into the giant Mitsuwa which was a lot of fun. As for the other side of the mall where the D&B is located, it is outdated. You can tell the stark difference once you enter. Hopefully that section of the mall will eventually get a refresh. Overall great mall. We love the pet friendliness and the unique layout of the mall. We can't wait to come back!

Del Amo is iconic, recently remodeled but has always been a huge mall with all of the stores you could want or need. Visit for a stroll, a shopping spree, some people watching, a coffee, the possibilities are endless. Del Amo has one of the few Nordstrom department stores around. Definitely a great mall to visit, you'll find everything you need. And make sure to stop by Din Tai Fung once you've worked up an appetite!

Really nice clean mall. Skylights let natural sunlight in during the day. There's an outdoor extension with more shops, restaurants and a movie theater. There's several nice restaurants throughout the mall and a food court. Unfortunately, several escalators were broken which made moving difficult. They just started a policy for juveniles that's making local news so we'll see how that goes.

Absolutely massive mall with so much to see, shop, and dine at. If you're not local to the area and this isn't a mall you can easily frequent, definitely plan out a day trip and spend your entire day here. Honestly, if I was a teenager, I'd be absolutely delighted to be just dropped off here for hours as my parents went off to go do their own thing. This is definitely due to the presence of all of the Japanese businesses and anime goods shops and the fact that I'm a massive otaku LOL. Love that they have the only US branch of Animate here as well as other shops such as Book Off, Miniso, Tokyo Lifestyle, Uniqlo, a K Pop Station, Box Lunch, a toys and board games shop, etc. so you can get all of your cute, anime, or fandom merchandise. The Mitsuwa being close by with the shops inside the marketplace, as well as the food court with lots of delicious options is definitely appealing as well. That's not to say that the mall itself doesn't have a diverse variety of food and beverages too. The mall is expansive and there's a LOT of walking to do, especially since there's an outdoors portion as well. Will definitely come back to be able to enjoy more of the mall and do some more exploring and eating!

I love Del Amo Fashion Center. It was my first and only time here. This place is huge. It's the biggest mall that I've been to. On second thought Mall of America is the biggest that I've been to. This would be second. This mall is different as half is on the inside and half is on the outside. The first store that I went to on the outside was Mitsuwa. Then, I passed by P.F. Changs and a few other restaurants. I noticed that AMC Theaters was also here. As I'm heading towards inside of the mall I notice that they're already setting up the Christmas displays. Once I got into the inside of the mall it was like a maze. It split into every which way and had two levels. I wasn't sure which way to go. I decided to just walk straight down the center and that's when I spotted Din Tai Fung and ordered dinner. Some of the stores that I went into were Victorias Secret, Foot Locker, Champs and Micheal Kors. They have so many more stores. Some I've never even heard of before. I'm pretty sure you can find whatever you need here.

Largest Mall in the area, consisting of 3 distinct areas (wings) plus a large food court. We came on Black Friday, and it really did feel like walking through 3 different malls on the same day. Del Amo has an interesting history, culminating in the merging of two malls that were built on opposite sides of each other on Carson St (you would have thought Carson Pirie Scott would have been located on either one in its past). The part south of Carson St. really shows its age, with remnants popular in large 2 story indoor malls from the 70's and 80's. It has a large number of kiosks selling various knickknacks. It is anchored by JC Penny, Sears (now closed), Dave and Buster's, and Marshalls, and the sport mega retailer Dick's. It wasn't that busy on this side of the mall, and was a good place to park the car (for free) if you don't mind walking a bit. If you are here, one needs to see the entire mall. To get to the North side of the mall, one has to enter the Macy's Mens and Home Furnishings store on the North side, and exit to the north from the 2nd floor. This will take you into a large food hall (which also is the 'bridge' to take you across W Carson St. The North side was very busy, as busy as I've ever seen a mall after 2010. There is a nice selection of higher end stores on this side, with Nordstrom and Macy's being the two department anchors. It has a lot of the modern touches that a Simon property has, though it is not an outlet mall. On the East side of the mall, there is an outdoor, 2 story shopping area with more stores. At the end of this, there are big free standing eateries like Lazy Dog Bar, BW3, and PF Changs along with the AMC movie theaters. One can also visit the new Japanese Mitsuwa market. It's the mall to go to if living near the South Bay, and seeing the diverse crowds on Black Friday spending money and enjoying themselves, was a nice sight.

Stopped by on Saturday, 10/28/23. I've been to this amazing mall/shopping place before, but not my parents. So I wanted to show them around and prove to them on how spectacular and enormous this mall really is! This mall is literally one of the best in so-cal. There's Din Tai Fung, Mitsuwa, AMC Theatres - you name it! Both indoors and outdoors - I really love the outdoors because it reminds me of the Century City Mall.

DO NOT buy at the kiosk that sells "Japanese" surprise boxes. They are FAKES! I should have known better not to buy from the actual Pop Mart. Labubu and Smiski Hippers were sold out at the Japanese market and we were so excited to see it at the kiosk. I just never thought fakes would be sold at the mall. My kids are devastated and we lost $70+ dollars! If I didn't live so far I would go back and demand my money back. So the best thing is warn everyone that he is selling all fakes.

I used to go to this mall when I was a kid in the late 80s and early 90s.( Jackie Brown Days) Just recently visited it 20+ years later. Wow, I feel like it's only a short matter of time indoor malls will no longer exist. I noticed the mall doesn't open until 10am. Even then most of the stores are still not open for business.Hate to say it but it's only a matter of time Amazon will be King. Miss the old days Just my two cents.

Good stores, good food court.. only packed during holidays .. good ambience for a shopping center

Nice and clean and still some pretty good tenants left especially nowadays with the mall scene going elsewhere. Still pretty decent crowd and a great place to hang out in. Food courts, good eatery too!

Del Amo Mall and the Torrance police department are trying their best to ensure your safety while shopping. They implemented a chaperon policy for youths under the age of 18. If you're under 18, you need to be accompanied with a person over the age of 25. The mall has a wide variety of shops to visit, as well as host of food places to enjoy. There's something for everyone to enjoy.

Pretty nice mall in Torrance with lots of shops. Coming from SF where malls are becoming extinct, this is a nice change. Parking is still an issue though, especially on the weekends. We came by recently to dine at one of the restaurants and circled around trying to look for parking. Not bad but could be better.

Such a sad and forlorn remnant of its former self. Like other reviewers, I've been coming here for years. Most of my school clothes came from the Sears here before it closed. Was clothes shopping online and found a store located here that seemed to have what I needed - and since it was local, I could try it on before buying it! But as others have said, this mall is HUGE. And management had removed all of the static signage that had a diagram of the mall and the locations of the stores within it. They replaced them with signs that lets you capture a QR code and download an app to get directions around the mall. Unfortunately, to get the app you need WiFi and the mall's WiFi isn't robust enough to let you download the app. Instead of the low tech directions that required a minute or two to peruse and use, they now have the modern and trendy "app" that isn't even usable! An upgrade that no one at management Simon company even bothered to test to see if it worked! If I were a tenant I would be upset! So I trudged around some more and was needing a restroom break but they all seemed to be closed! On my way out I found a touchscreen kiosk but it had a line because it was apparently difficult to use. But I was already leaving the premises to go find a restroom offsite. It didn't seem worthwhile to return afterwards - I guess I'll just buy it online, which is the usual end result when I try to buy something from a brick and mortar store. I'll give them two stars because the AC worked well on probably the hottest day of the year.

Im glad security is added for safety. Always a pleasure to go to this mall. It's clean and updated. Nice ambiance and good selection of stores

I've been coming here for years with my wife. There are plenty of options for shopping, dining, getting coffee, and even buying a new car. We usually go to Nordstroms that has a cafe *Bazille, Macy's (home goods department) where I have bought blankets pots and pans etc. My wife has bought a Tesla also at the Tesla store. We have eaten at many several restaurants like Lemonade, Lucille's, and 85 deg. bakery, Din Dai Fung, Frida, Lazy Dog Bar and Grille, and MB Grill. As well as many other coffee bars and snacks and desserts, including *Uncle Tetsu and now **Philz Coffee, a favorite of mine. The shopping center is huge and has AMC theater too. Great convenient and good value food court that has some cheap eats, too. The people who work at all the venues are very friendly as well. So if you haven't been here yet, which is virtually impossible. You need to come here.

I went shopping here over the weekend and was stunned. They have so many stores, including major department stores. It was overwhelming. However, the mall was clean, and all the stores I visited were high quality. Their Macys and Nordstrom were superior to those in the Bay Area. I mean, WAY better selections plus more stock. I could've shopped in there for days, and I'm not a shopper. My only complaint was that the mall was huge with so many entrances and exits, I kept getting lost. BUT, it was fun. I would 100% shop there again. Matter of fact, next time I go to Southern California, I will shop here.

Went in for some golf clubs and the first 2 guys I asked for help did not know how to unlock the clubs. I was getting ready to leave when Andy showed up! Andy answered all my questions and even told me a few things I hadn't heard about selecting a driver. Super knowledgeable and helpful! Thanks Andy!!

Was sitting in my car for maybe two minutes tops, about to go to the coffee shop parked away from everyone when security came up to me and asked if I worked at the mall. Literally two minutes. Parking lot was empty as it was before the full mall opened. Is that really necessary? I left once he pulled that. Plenty of other places to spend my cash thank you.

Del Amo Mall has been an icon in South Bay for a very long time. They now have a very good selection of nice clothing and jewelry brands. The restaurants are located at each end of the mall, with the food court at one end and sit-down restaurants such as P.F. Chang's and Lazy Dog at the other. Parking is free and never an issue. It does help with the cost! They have good security services and you see them around the mall. Overall, it's a great local shopping center where you could easily spend an entire day. The attached photo is from November 2021.

This is a pretty large shopping center. Really enjoyed all the different shops that they had including AMC. Pretty cool to see that it has an outside portion and inside portion.

We had a reservation to PF Changs and thought to meander in that area on Black Friday before our reservation. We used the elevator near it since we had our toddler/ using a stroller. We got stuck in the elevator. We called the button and my husband spoke with an operator who took his name and number. We did not receive any other update from them. I then called the mall number and spoke to the security department who made more of an earnest attempt to get us out of there than the operator did. Shout out to Mitchell who stayed on the phone with us to make sure we were okay. When security and the PD arrived, they tried to open the door but got stuck, leaving about a 4-5 inch gap until they stopped their attempt. They called an elevator technician and we were told it would take an hour for them to arrive because they did not have one on-location. Why would they not have one on-location during their busiest time of the year?! After waiting for a whole hour, with my son expressing his need to go use the toilet, I took it upon myself to call 911. When I spoke with the dispatcher from fire department, they were also wondering why the mall did not call them! The security was helpful and I give them credit for their efforts, but shame on Simon Malls for their poor management and planning! It honestly felt like they were more concerned about not breaking their elevators than trying to get a family with a toddler out of there. Other patrons who even rode the elevator before us expressed their concern.. especially when they reported that other elevators at the mall were also broken!

nah some of the workers in the stores and especially in the food courts have no chill, like it ain't my fault ur day got ruined damn. but the mall itself is chill tbh, it's good for shopping. (just my overall experience tbh)

Huge mall with a bunch of fine dinning and outside stores as well as indoors. 2 in 1 mall. All the workers in most stores here are very welcoming and give excellent costumer service. Lots of major stores you can find here, if not indoors, outdoors. It does get packed on the weekends for sure. But it's always enjoyable coming here. There's sitting places around the mall for those of you who rather just chill than shop...men?.. I'm one but I love to shop, so can't relate lol.

First time being here since a long long time ago before they did a major renovation. Boy the ambiance, architecture and the aesthetic of the mall made me feel that I was not at Del Almo FC. It's clean, has the cool vibe and most of all, it has restaurants, stores, supermarket. One of the best mall in greater LA for real. We enjoyed spending time here.

One of the better malls. Plenty of convenient parking. Plenty of EV charging stations. Easy to navigate shopping center. Some really good looking restaurant alternatives. And pretty much every store you need. Very convenient to the Marriott hotel and the Marriott Hertz car rental. I especially like the stretch of outdoor area and the fact that there is a Barnes & Noble.

I am not from the area but this mall is one of the biggest malls I have gone to. It has a lot of stores here. It is very modern and pretty. There is so much parking available. I love that there is so many different restaurants nearby and an AMC theater here too.

Nice big and pretty upscale mall with lots to see and great ambience to spend the day! Perfect for all types of shopping needs. When we first moved to the South Bay we stayed in a hotel that was within walking distance to this mall and was able to venture out to shop by foot. Since then it has become a frequent place to visit. AMC is there and it is a very nice movie theater. Lots of variety of great quality department stores and restaurants. From authentic and sit-down restaurants to easy-to-grab fast food stands, there are many options. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes because you will get a good work out walking around this mall. I like that they have lots of security around and they are visible. It adds up to the feeling of security to shop in peace.

Hello and thank you for reading my review of this location . I want to say , that the customer online and store pickup staff are very professional amd helpful to the customers' needs. Grace is a prime example of a very pro-active staff member as well as the other employees that I have dealt with during my visits at this location. Jordan and Andrew in the men's clothing area are very helpful when I visit here. It take a special personality with patience to work in any consumer based area. This location is always my go to Nordstrom.

The bathrooms next to forever 21 always smell like urine & the outside of PF Changes smells like a porta potty.

fantastic mall here in torrance. i go here at least three times a week, and it's a great place to walk around, shop, and relax. will be back soon!

This place is absolutely MASSIVE, I've never been anywhere quite like it. Came here on a Thursday with some family and some of the dogs, there was so much to do and see! It's so big we even got lost for a bit! This place has EVERYTHING. Will definitely be returning some time in the future.

Fantastic Mall, great location, clean, safe and with plenty of choice for whatever you are shopping for, from high end fashion to anime. Nice food court with wonderful options.

I enjoy shopping at this awesome mall. So many stores to shop in. Great stores such as Nordstrom, Macy's, Kate Spade, Adidas, and so many others. The food court is decent and the nice selection of restaurants to choose from. This a partial indoor outdoor mall. There is plenty of free parking with electric vehicle charging stations. I can't forget the AMC theater located at the mall.

I like Del Amo Mall. It's never super busy which I like and conveniently located near a lot of great eateries.

Mostly packed all the time, but staff in the stores are extremely rude and not helpful at all, most of them don't pay attention to you or follow you around the stores, happened way too many times. But the food is really good. Only a good part of that mall is the food vendors, which are extremely nice and not bitter like other vendors.

One of the largest malls in all of Los Angeles County. Very elegant and great selection of shops and restaurants including The Outback, Lazy Dog and Luna Grill among others as well as a huge food court. Plan on spending at least 2 to 3 hours just walking around. They have two stories as well as underground and outside parking. They have a Macy's and Nordstrom and probably over 200 storefronts so you can pretty much get everything you need. I highly recommend this mall. Get there early before it opens which is usually around 11:00 am. The actual mall is very pretty so I will include a few additional pictures.

THE BIGGEST MALL IN AMERICA (for 11 years). Opened in 1961, this three-story mall was the largest in the country from 1981-1992. Now it's the sixth largest, following (in order of opening): King of Prussia Mall (PA), South Coast Plaza (Orange County), Aventura Mall (Miami), the record-holding Mall of America, and American Dream (NJ) Construction began in 1959. Back then it was stuff only your grandma remembers like Woolworth's, Singer Sewing, and Morphine 4 Kids. Now the mall is anchored by Nordstrom, Dick's Sporting Goods, two Macy's stores, and a JC Penney's in case your mom wants to buy you some sturdy non-brand jeans to make your junior high years hell. Currently, it has 85 Degrees bakery, Aahs, Abercrombie & Fitch, Adidas, AMC, American Eagle, Anthropologie, As Seen on TV, Auntie Anne's, Banana Republic, Bank of America, Barnes & Noble, Bath & Body Works, Ben Bridge, Billabong, BJS, Black Angus, Blaze Pizza, Body Shop, Brookes Brothers, Buffalo Wild Wings, Build-a-Bear, Burlington, Casper, Champs, Charles Schwab, Chico's, Chipotle, Cinnabon, Claire's, Coach, Coffee Bean, Coldstone, Crate & Barrel, Dave & Buster's, David's Bridal, Express, Foot Locker, Forever 21, Free People, Gap, GNC, H&M, Hollister, Hot Topic, J. Crew, Jamba Juice, Kate Spade, Kay Jewelers, Lane Bryant, Lazy Dog, LensCrafters, Levis, Lucille's, Lucky Brand, Lulu Lemon, MAC, Marshall's, Michael Kors, Oakley, Old Navy, Outback, PF Chang's, Pacsun, Panda Express, Pandora, Purple, Sanrio, Sbarro, See's, Sephora, Shake Shack, Skechers, Slater's 50/50, Spencer's, Starbucks (duh), Sunglass Hut, Swarovski, T-Mobile, Tesla, Tilly's, Urban Outfitters, Vans, Victoria's Secret, Wetzel's Pretzels, Windsor, Zales, Zara, plus escape rooms, banks, a post office, and more. The mall has been used for Bad Santa and Valley Girl. I worked there in 1997 when Quentin Tarantino used the center as a plot element of "Jackie Brown". On June 29, 1997, I got to see Quentin and Pam Grier shoot the scenes near the elevator. It had it ups and downs.

As a mall goes this one is pretty good, lots of places to shop and grab some food Lots of restaurants all around It's a little dirty, floor was sticky restrooms were not clean Had to use Nordstroms bathroom

Parking lot isn't stressful to navigate, you can find any shop you could ask for, there are solid casual and sit down restaurant selections, and there's a pretty cute outdoor area too! Nice to stroll around if you're in the area and trying to escape the heat.

This is a huge indoor and outdoor mall. One indoor section seems to be older, but the newer section which also goes outdoors is really nice. Lots of free parking. Overall, pretty clean and well maintained. This place has a lot of food choices and stores. You can spend a long time browsing around this place. ' Could be easy to get lost; there are three stories to this place. I think they are building even more stuff, so it would be nice to come back in the future.

I think Torrence is a really nice part of LA. Del Amo Fashion Center is a huge shopping mall too! It sort of reminds me of Scottsdale Fashion Square in Phoenix. There's several anchor stores like Macy's, Nordstroms, JCPenney's, Dick's Sporting Goods, Crate & Barrel and more. You can get easily lost in this maze as long as you remembered where you originally parked. On the way back out, I had to check out this EV on display. It was red and unique looking. The guy welcomes you to get into the seat and check it out. It's basically a solo car on 3 wheels good for errands and work only. He said it's made in Canada and starts at only $18,000 made by Electrica Meccanica. I happened to see the TV commercial back in the hotel room too. It's slowly making it's debut to California, hasn't made it's way to Hawaii yet.

Great place to shop and kill time. Located across the street from Marriott Redondo Beach/Torrance, making this place ideal to visit without car when lodging at Marriott or its adjacent hotels. Many eateries, including the world renown Ding Tai Fung (鼎泰豐) & Uncle Tetsu, in this shopping mall making it a worthy trip to make.

We like Del Amo Fashion Center after they completed their renovation in 2015. The design is modern with a lot of natural lighting. It is the sixth largest shopping mall in the United States. If you are in the South Bay Area, I highly recommend this mall because it has many nice stores and restaurants there.

Love the new security policy implemented. Feels secured for the family. More malls should implement this policy!!