Glendale Galleria

Big, bold, and a bit of everything. The Glendale Galleria is your classic American shopping mall — huge, multi-level, and packed with just about every store you can think of. If you’re looking for brands like Apple, Zara, Uniqlo, or Nordstrom, you’ll find them here. It’s right next to The Americana at Brand, which makes it easy to jump between the two. Galleria feels more traditional — indoors, brighter lighting, lots of foot traffic — but there’s plenty of space to move around, and it’s well air-conditioned (a plus on hot LA days). We came on a weekday and it was busy but manageable. Food court was buzzing with solid options, and we found the layout pretty easy to navigate once we got our bearings. Good place to shop, cool down, or just people-watch if you’re in Glendale. Bonus: lots of parking, though some areas fill up fast.

Glendale Galleria Review: A Mall, a Maze, a Whole Safari Adventure So the family and I decided to check out the Glendale Galleria while on vacation — not to buy anything (unless something leapt into our arms), just to see what big city retail was all about. You know, something different. Something with escalators that go higher than your expectations. Parking: Level Expert Let’s talk about the parking garage first. We found a spot — or should I say a suggestion of a spot. Our car barely fit. I think we had a full-blown “Mission Impossible” moment squeezing in. We made it by the grace of geometry and blind hope. We might’ve parked in another dimension. Unconfirmed. First Impressions: High Roller Heaven We walk in and BAM — luxury. Not just regular nice. I’m talking “this place was built for people who invest in yachts” nice. For a second we thought we accidentally wandered into the VIP terminal of LAX. But as we wandered further, the vibe shifted from Rodeo Drive to Retail Rainforest. Every turn felt like a new village — little store tribes, each representing their brand with flags, walls, and probably sacred rituals. It was like Disneyland but with Gucci, Apple, and Auntie Anne’s as the mascots. Prices? Oh, They’re Up There Don’t get me wrong, it’s not like we couldn’t afford things… it’s just everything felt like it came with a side of stock options. You ever pick up a hoodie and wonder if it includes a subscription plan? That said, if you can’t find what you’re looking for here, it’s probably because you don’t actually need it. Now, The One Sucky Part (Literally) Here’s where the magic wore off for a minute. Now, I get it — service animals are a necessity. Respect. 100% behind it. But the mall also seems to be letting in people with dogs that are clearly just vibes. Not trained. Not needed. Just there because… well, why not bring Fluffy to Foot Locker? So we saw a guy walk in with a dog and, no joke, the dog immediately dropped a hot surprise right at the entrance. Like, didn’t even wait for the food court. Right there — boom. Welcome to the Galleria. Credit to the guy, he tried to clean it up… sorta. Picked it up with his hand and got most of it, but you could still see stuff. Then he asked for napkins, and it just turned into a smear campaign. Looked like abstract art on the tile. I mean, props for the effort, but man… that image is burned into our souls now. Not saying every dog is a problem — just saying there should be a line between service animals and “emotional support for my vibe” animals, especially when they treat the mall like their personal backyard. ⸻ Final Thoughts: • ✅ Huge, shiny, and stacked with every store imaginable. • ✅ Feels like a luxury amusement park with better lighting. • ✅ Great for walking, browsing, or pretending you’re on a shopping show. • ❌ Just maybe… leave your poop-prone pups at home. If you come here with no plans to buy anything, you’ll still leave with sore feet, a smile, and at least one “what the hell did we just see” story. 🌟🌟🌟🌟☆ — 4 out of 5 stars (Minus one star for dog doodoo drama)

This place has a strong Christmas vibe, with plenty of festive decorations, including Christmas trees, Santa’s cottage, and numerous light displays. The highlight is the fountain show, and occasionally, there’s artificial snow. You can sit on the grass with friends and enjoy the atmosphere. For those who love shopping, there are many popular brands here. There are also several parking lots nearby, but finding a spot can still be challenging during peak times.

The Glendale Galleria is often overshadowed by other shopping centers, but it’s one of the best for an afternoon of shopping. It’s less chaotic than places like The Grove, but still has a great variety of stores. I always find what I’m looking for, and there are some excellent dining options too. It’s a comfortable, not-too-crowded place to spend a few hours shopping

Mall is great, however parking security could improve. On 02/01/25 evening This person tried to steal my Tesla charging port adapter by force breaking it. Was able to capture footage with Sentry mode and will post here his picture. Called security and wanted to provide footage and picture as a formal report and was told “we’ll keep an eye on that charging station” and not accepting evidence of the incident. Charging station 09 by Macy’s

Great atmosphere, loved the water fountain show and the trolley was a cute addition even though it only did a 1/2 circle and not a full loop of the entire area. Parking garage is huge, and can validate parking at cheesecake cake for free parking. Tons of high end shopping to do, and great places for food too.

This location is always busy. There’s always trouble trying to find parking. They have plenty of parking lots however trying to navigate the mall and all the different stories can be a little bit confusing and what street you’re going on it’s a great mall unfortunately they took the Sees candy out, so not so happy about that but they do have a lot of cool shops and a lot of things to do 10 out of 10 recommend

Review for Cotton On store. Good merchandise but, it's just so crowded that I can't shop comfortably. The aisles are narrow with tight corners. I find it hard to comfortably maneuver to check out apparel when there are many people in the same aisle. Just makes shopping unpleasant.

The Glendale Galleria truly comes alive during the holiday season, transforming into a festive hub filled with cheer and excitement. Located right next to The Americana at Brand, it's a popular shopping destination that's often buzzing with activity. While weekends can be almost chaotic, with crowds so dense it feels like people are walking on top of each other, weekdays offer a slightly more manageable experience, though it's still busy compared to other malls. What sets the Glendale Galleria apart is how well-maintained and clean it is, even during peak times. The management ensures the mall always looks its best, making it an inviting space to shop, dine, or simply explore. Beyond its cleanliness, what truly makes it stand out is the vibrant fashion scene it cultivates. Glendale is home to a large Armenian community known for their impeccable style, and the Galleria serves as a stage for what feels like an ongoing, real-life fashion show. Here, you'll see people dressed in the latest trends, often accessorized with high-end, luxury items. From limited-edition bags to designer pieces you'd struggle to find even in Paris or Milan, the Galleria attracts individuals with a strong sense of style and a love for exclusivity. Just walking through the mall can be inspiring, as you'll pick up countless ideas for styling and fashion. The Glendale Galleria isn't just a shopping center, it's a cultural and fashion hub that reflects the sophistication and taste of its visitors. Many residents credit the Galleria for elevating Glendale's reputation as a high-end destination. Whether you're shopping for the latest trends, admiring the chic crowd, or simply soaking in the festive atmosphere, the Galleria offers a dynamic and memorable experience.

This is practically the most alive mall I can think of in SoCal. It's good most of the time. What you did wrong was you blocked off all the entrances to your garage on Dec 23, leaving only the exits opened, unless accessed off Colorado or Broadway. Big mistake. You snarled traffic all through Glendale, onto the 5, and there were 2 traffic accidents on Columbus, because people were that backed up. People were just going in the exit way anyway. It had no purpose except to give people road rage and honk their horns at everyone. Why block one side off but then you can just enter the exit? I also can't understand why you had all of your "down" escalators not operating for the last couple months, and through the holiday. That's dangerous, people can trip, especially with the large crowds. Considering how many shoppers come here even on the regular, you'd think you could fix that parking assist in the garage as well. I'm guessing it's out of service permanently since I've not seen the red/green lights working in quite a while.

Mall of Broken Escalators. If you are coming to this mall, you better be prepared to climb stairs. This is because the escalators are constantly out-of-order and not working. Curiously placed signs invite you to use the working escalator in any adjacent department store.

Wow.....this is an extremely upscale shopping mall from 'Glendale Galleria,' CA., however there only showed up 3 Department Stores that were closely connected to one another. Until I saw another 4th one today on 09/07/2024. Nevertheless, there existed lots of smaller stores like Build-A--Bear, Miniso, Lush (The chained natural soap store,) Pop Mart, and where I was walking around, the restaurant, Din Tai Fung and a relevantly sized food court that continued Dunkin' Donuts. I was only merely listing the stores and a restaurant that I took notice of......again I was in a rush heading back to DTLA, CA. I was walking rather swiftly to locate the food court, so I didn't pay a whole lot of attention to all the surrounding stores but next trip back I will soon. I was in and out of here within an hour because I was trying to beat 5pm traffic driving back to SGV, CA., area, so I only took notice of several places just as the pics below referenced. I will be back on several upcoming visits....the food court didn't seem overly crowded today when I walked around the food court area for at least 20min, taking pics on 0815/2024. Parking: super convenient. All Structure levels have been properly labeled and the mall signs specifically requested is consumers to remember where we parked. Restrooms: kept very clean but only 1 hand washing sink station was stocked with dispensed soap. There was no line waiting to use the public restroom here today. I will do return here to support more local biz in the near future. Location: extremely convenient to find really from using GPS.....

Great place to visit for the holidays and the vibes. Tons of fun hanging out with family.

Came shopping with the wife and there is so much shopping stores and places to eat . The shopping mall is very clean and there is ton of parking spaces . They also have a Din Tai Fung here with windows to see the chefs make dumplings Must try mall . A+

The mall itself is decent. It has quite a few higher end stores and their food court has a handful of options to choose from. What I got taken back by was the cleanliness of the bathroom. Even though we are out of covid that shouldn't be a reason to be lackadaisical on service. I was quite appalled to see the trash spilling over and TP all over the floors. Some of the stall toilets were gross along with some of the soap dispensers not working.

Great mall with everything you need, the Americana outdoor mall is just opposite, which makes the shopping experience even more enjoyable. Two malls in one location.

Pretty decent mall been coming here for years and never been disappointed! My fav store here is Zara for sure! Their Macy's isn't bad either. They have recently updated their food court with really good options to choose from. Not really big of a mall but decent! Some stores have closed but you can find an item or two if your searching! They have affordable stores here, but in my opinion limited selections. Good values but not too many selections. Also, for coffee lovers they now have a coffee bean here located on the first floor.! Plus they added Din Tai Fung that just opened a few weeks ago! I do recommend here, especially if you want to walk over to Americana to continue shopping or catch a movie or grab some food! -Marshay D.

This mall is cool. They have a mixture of stores to choose from. Prices are decent especially if you can find some sales. Overall, the service is good and the selection of stores is satisfactory. They have high-end stores to low-end stores. Great place for family shopping. The mall is adjacent to the "Americana" which is cool. Nice food court with a great selection of various eateries. Ample parking.

Not the nicest mall ever but the amount + variety of stores here makes up for it ! This mall has been expanding over the years and that makes me so happy to see :-) I like coming here because Glendale offers many shops that my home mall doesn't have -- such as Garage, Apple, etc. I also love walking to the Americana since it's right across the street ! I give this mall 3 stars just because I felt like the mall was not cleanly at all. The restrooms were pretty filthy & it looked like they do not keep up w cleaning here. I've been here multiple times & it's always the same. Other than that, it's a pretty solid mall!

Fun mall to walk around. A plethora of store to shop in! Fun to take friends or family from out of town.

Add more EV chargers !!! The upper levels can feel unsafe especially when the lights are OUT

Their Christmas parking system is crazy. You can only go in one way and out one way they put barriers up. It's very dangerous. They're causing more traffic than if they just let people go in the normal entrances. Based on the number of open parking spaces, I will bet they're losing tons of customers who don't want to deal with their parking situation. I drove away I will go to another city and get what I need

A solid, popular mall with a variety of stores in different spending ranges: Target, Zumiez, ALDO, Bloomingdale's/Louis Vuitton, JC Penney, Macy's, Mango, and more. Typical mall food and beverage mainstays including Wetzel's Pretzels, Starbucks (inside Target), Chipotle, and Five Guys are there for you. Fun little shops you don't see in too many malls like Lolli & Pops (RIP to the closed Mission Viejo Shops store location) and La Michoacana make the mall seem more special. With all these positives, you may be wondering about the 3 star rating. I took away stars because the mall doesn't keep up with cleaning the food court and restrooms, to put it mildly. Another reason for taking away stars is the seating in the food court and by The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf: they need a lot more given the amount of buyers. Would I return here? Sure, if I was nearby and had a hankering for Lolli & Pops as there are none near me, or if I happened to feel like shopping. In terms of food and beverages, I would not be inclined to go to the food court and would want to purchase a drink before arriving. The mall has a Din Tai Fung restaurant which looks like an attractive option. Improvement in seating and cleaning would really help the mall, in my opinion.

If you decide to come to Glendale Galleria, you won't be disappointed at all. They updated certain things like now there a Din Tai Fung is now open and I think it's better than their old location. I came to this mall to visit the Lolli & Pop, Sunglasses Hut and was planning on getting some McDonald's but this location is permanently closed. They also have some other stores that I been too before like Dicks Sporting Goods, Target, Macy and etc. Their food court is pretty big as well with many different options. There also a lot of parking spots over here.

Super clean mall with a layout that will keep you walking for hours. A lot of stores to choose from at all different price points. Some parking is located across the street so be prepared to walk to get to the mall. Tesla chargers on the first floor are tricky to get to so be prepared for that. They were closed on the day that I went.

We also came to the Galleria 3 days ago before leaving for our trip. We come all the way from Orange County to visit here once in awhile because my girl has friends out here. We shopped at NOrdstroms, Zales, Banana Republic to look for gifts for family and friends. This Mall is so huge with lots of places to eat and shop. Parking is crazy all the time here. But, it's all good. Its just one of the best in SoCal.

The Glendale galleria is a pretty nice and up to date mall. Parking is easy and plentiful. I feel it's a more upper tiered mall and I like that there's a lot of things to do. It has a Lego store!

The good: Their food court offers a larger variety of ethnic cuisines than other food courts. They also have cool rentable car-shaped strollers for kids. There's a Target here as well. It doesn't have super high-end stores. It's mostly an affordable and accessible shopping area. The bad: I came to this mall after coming from across the street from the outdoor Americana mall so I was surprised at the difference. This mall is more outdated than I expected but wasn't terrible. It definitely had less of the luxurious vibe. The bathroom in the food court was closed off. The interesting: I'm not sure if there was a better parking lot but I pried across the street and had to cross over from the Americana side.

This mall is in awful condition. Most of the escalators were out of service, and there was graffiti everywhere. I walked down the stairwell and nearly gagged from the foul odor. While shopping, I had to use the restroom, but every stall was dirty and broken. When I complained to the janitor, he mentioned a "secret cleaner restroom" behind the food court. He took me there, but it was even worse--probably the most disgusting restroom I've ever encountered. There was no toilet paper, so I had to use toilet seat covers instead. Afterward, I tried to find the janitor again, but he had disappeared. This mall has clearly gone downhill. Whoever has been managing this place for the past few years has really let it slide. It used to be clean and well-maintained. The stores are still great, but the common areas need serious attention.

A mall is a mall in my book - the Glendale Galleria is nothing fancy but nothing egregious either. It's always been in that sweet middle of the road spot for us. It's spacious enough where you'll definitely get your steps in while shopping around (you're bound to find a store you'll like here). Depending on day/season, parking can get pretty sporty (only rarely have we been burned with a completely filled garage). Areas could be cleaner and the elevator/escalators could work better. We usually walk around the Galleria and then check out the Americana right next to it.

The kids play area is DISGUSTING. Why does this whole city hate children so much? galleria, do I need to come in and lend you a $100 carpet shampoo vacuum? Do I need to spot you $2k to recover the seating so moms can feed babies without material cutting them up?

For being one of the best gallerias in LA, I am disgusted by the kids play area. There is ZERO maintenance or cleanliness. Glendale you can do much better than this. The couches had major holes in them too, everything was dirty in the tots play area. Ripped slide, mega stains on the carpet and crumbs all over the edges too.

My husband was working at this mall, he was a contractor checked in daily and this past week got his car towed and none of his coworkers got theirs towed, had to pay to get his car out and now additionally his axle is broken because of how they towed his car! The manager refused to pay when they admitted it was a MISTAKE that his car got towed by security. I'm extremely upset, and very disappointed. How can someone go into work calmly and come out and find their car gone, tools gone and on top of that now his car isn't working! Connor, the manager of the mall needs to do better, and Andrew from security thank you for confirming my husband checked in the morning to work and got his car towed when his boss and coworker parked right beside him and their cars were fine

Glendale Galleria is an interesting place because it's very crowded, but also very different from other malls like the one in Costa Mesa, for example. It's a decent mall with crowded parking, but that's to be expected. The stores are decent here and so are the restaurants I suppose. Other people here have complained about the parking here, but honestly, I don't mind walking.

Parking very disorganized. Whose bright idea was to close out the exits at the parking structure. It's causing unnecessary traffic and confusion. Do better!!! Only one working elevator!!

The elevator for the parking of Glendale Galleria is not and so not ada accessible for those in wheelchairs, scooters, etc. please fix.

We visited the mall for the first time. It was nice. We stayed in Macy's most of the visit. The shoe department was a nice size. They had a variety of shoes to choose from, not in my size, but it was nice. It was a pleasant experience.

This mall is massive and has a wide variety of stores and elite dining to choose from. I love stopping by here when I'm in SoCal as there is so much to choose from. H&M has a huge store outside, dining tai fung for dining, and a quick bowl of udon at maragume.

We used to come to this mall quite often when I was living in LA bc it's big and open...ever since moving away from la, this was my first time back and i think it looked different from what i remember and now they added an outdoor mall across, very similar to the grove. The parking here was absolutely one of the worst! Very hard to get in and out and people were rude. Store selections were ok, just like a typical mall.

The toilets are always clogged or overflowing and has no toilet paper and no door. Very gross Dirty as F***

The service is good. There is variety of clothing, jewelry, food especially to choose from. The value when you buy more than one you caget a discount and even signing up. I recommend this place of Business. You will enjoy looking around different this especially the sales.

I feel like Glendale Galleria is one of the only classic malls in the area. Nothing too fancy or bougie. Just a big air conditioned mall with decent stores. The anchor stores aren't anything to write home about, but they get the job done. Food court is decent with plenty of options and multiple Starbucks and Wentzel's pretzels for your usual mall fare. And above all, free parking gives this mall an edge above everyone else!! It can get pretty crowded inside which can be expected but oh well. It is what it is. If only they had a movie theater! At least AMC isn't far.

I used the stairs to go down from the garage to the street level. The stairs reeked of urine!!! So I took the elevator next to Bloomingdale thinking it would be clean and there was trash everywhere! This is the dirtiest mall in America!!!

I cannot believe they don't have toilet seat covers in the public restrooms , there's a lot of toilet paper on the floor

i don't know what idiot thought it would be smart to block every entrance and exit to the parking lot. it creates MORE traffic everywhere. i don't understand the logic.

A MUST DO! 4 & 1/4 STARS! The city of Glendale has become a 1 stop shopping area for pretty much most of your shopping & errand needs in greater Los Angeles. It is conveniently located right off the 134, 5 & 2 Freeways. The Parking here is Free & they have both enclosed & open parking areas. Some people have complained that the set up & layout of The Glendale Galleria is confusing & I totally agree. It takes you a few times to come here to figure the whole place out & surrounding areas. .Once you do you are Golden & will realize there's tons of stores & eateries in & near the Galleria, Here's some of the shops @ The Glendale Galleria: Abercrombie, Adidas, At&T, T-Mobile, Bloomingdale's, Coach, Clark's, Dick's Sporting Goods, Coffee Bean, Dunkin Donuts, Peet's Coffee, Gap, Gold's Gym, In & Out Burger, Hot Dog on a Stick, Chipotle, J. C. Penny, Lego, Louis Vitton, Macy's, Steve Madden, Spectrum, Spencer Gifts, Target, Tilly's, Pacific Sun, Vans, Victoria Secret, Zara & many others. Then there's even more stores & a movie theater & places to eat across the street. This is called Americana @ Brand- an outdoor mall inspired by Newbury St in Boston. They have stores like Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, The Cheesecake Factory, Channel, Dry Bar, H & M, Indochino, Lululeomon, Madewell, Nordstrom, Ray Ban, Samsung, See's Candies, Sephora, Sprinkles Cupcakes, Sur La Table, Tiffany, Urban Outfitters, Warby Parker & more. Then there are more indie shops, chain stores & restaurants & a neon museum close by on nearby streets too. Then within 5 or 10 minutes or so, there's Best Buy, Ross, Marshall's, T. J. Max, Sprouts, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Ralph's Supermarket, Von's , Staples & a lot more. So you can pretty much do all your shopping & errands in one area without making 50 trips in different directions to different cities. But you have to first figure it all out & then the lightbulb will go off. Hey - This is so much easier, more convenient, with less gas & wear & tear on your car. Plus all the traffic & time going in different directions you'll save all that too rather be than your usual shopping & errand route. That's a Game Changer! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

The mall itself is very nice and I have been shopping there since 1990! But I was there on Monday May 13 and I was shocked. We used the women's restroom by the stairs heading down into the food court . Wow. It was the dirtiest, disgusting, most unsanitary restroom I have ever been in! I have never seen it so bad. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. Truly a sad commentary to have to make about a nice Mall.

This place you can rate in 2 sections Old Glendale Galleria mall which has the WORST parking garage it's so confusing and people seriously go crazy here. So I recommend not parking here. Now if you cross the street to where the Cheesecake Factory is there will be underground parking and you should park there ! If you have a Tesla which we had during our trip here we noticed they had super chargers all the way at the top of the parking garage. It is much nice and way way way way more organized. You also have the option of checking that side of the shopping center which has a Barnes and Nobles and many many other stores. Given you can just cross the street and head to the old part of the mall it is still better to park under The Cheesecake Factory.

It is my first time to be here and what a zoo. Well it was a Sunday so it is expected I guess. No social distancing but people are wearing mask at least. Most of the shops are busy. I'd like to come back here on a weekday to check out the stores. Less busy I bet.

DO NOT SHOP HERE, their parking lot ("parking lot B") is a scam, YOU WILL GET TOWED AT RANDOM if you park on the lower floors. SPREAD THE WORD, do not give these people your money. Shop elsewhere, and go to the Burbank AMC if you need a theater - the Galleria WILL tow you for parking at their complimentary parking lot - even if you shop at the Americana or go to their AMC. IT IS A SCAM. We are letting everyone know, they need to be stopped.

I am a fan of this mall. It has everything you need all at one place. From high end to low end, this place as it all. I like that there is a Target here so you dont have to make a separate trip. The Americana is across the street and there are more options there. I like parking by the Macy's just because I feel like I always find parking without hassle and if you frequent Zara, this is where you need to park to get in and out quickly. Zara is just upstairs when you enter through the main doors - just go up the escalator and it's right up front. Selection is pretty good at this mall - I usually find what I need and fast. I like that it's not as crowded as some other malls and patrons seem more easy going and friendly. Most store staff are friendly and I really like coming here if I'm trying to make a quick trip.

Mall closes at 0800 pm and people are directed to walk to parking lot using the street. However, elevators and escalators in parking structure are not working either. How are disabled individuals, pregnant women and parents with strollers supposed to get to upper levels? Based on simple google research: "The ADA and other civil rights laws state that the elevator must remain in working order and usable. This also includes other elevator features, such as elevator call buttons." I think it is time to look into hours when elevators are shut down in parking structure. A suggestion: how about not turning off the elevator when parking lot is full of cars.

With all the stores listed online, I really thought this place was going to be bigger. I went on a Saturday, and it was crazy packed. So many workers directing traffic. I got lucky and found a parking within 5 minutes. The mall took me approximately 45 minutes to walk the whole thing. The elevator shows that there are 5 floors, but it looks like only certain parts of the mall has certain floors. Although there are a mixture of more luxury brand stores here, I didn't even see a Forever21 which is interesting. I would say that they have more food options here though than your typical mall. However, there were not enough tables. I had nowhere to sit so I ended going back to my car while waiting for my family members to finish shopping. I would not return.

One of the best malls in Southern California. A lot of nice stores such as Zara, White House Black Market, Victoria Secret, Bloomingdale's and much more. It has a nice food court, lots of small snack stands and coffee places. The parking is free and you can walk to the Americana across the street for a stroll. More stores and restaurants there as well. You can easily spend a few hours at the galleria and the Americana.

Horrible customer service in Zara store, i shop at that store almost twice weekly since its close to me, but most of the employees are with very very bad attitude, including managers, not friendly, not professional, not trained to be knowledgeable in their job and on top of that ready to attack customers if you ask for help or disagree with them. Everyone i know avoids Glendale Galleria Zara for the same reason.

Glendale Galleria is one of the largest and nicest malls in Los Angeles County. My friend and I went there on Wednesday and spent about 4 hours checking out all the stores. It's been over 25 years since each of us had been there. It has 3 floors of various shops, restaurants, and department stores including Bloomingdale's, J.C Penny's and Macy's, as well as a huge food court. They also have a myriad of candy shops, clothing shops, and accessory stores. Plan to spend at least two hours here and plan for lunch in the food court. They even have a McDonald's. We ate lunch at Massis Kabob which had amazing gyros sandwiches. They also had a Five Guys, and for dessert we stopped at Ethel M. Candies. Yum. They have a huge parking structure which is both underground and roof-top parking. All parking was free. This mall is really well designed and decorated. Definitely one of the nicer malls in LA County.

Buyers. Beware of Introstem operating at the galleria. This company is a scam company selling scam products. Please see reviews they've gotten over 50 complaints at Better Business Bureau and operate under various names and have a fail rating. Be aware these products do not work and are not worth the thousands of dollars they will charge you for.