Los Angeles Mall

Walking through LA Mall felt eerie and almost abandoned, with empty storefronts everywhere you look and a strange access point leading into a dark courtyard. I ended up sitting there by myself eating breakfast in total quiet, which was both creepy and kind of unique. The streets around it have a heavy homeless presence and the City Hall side is even more empty and desolate, with just a handful of shops still open. Other than that, I walked out with nothing to really see or buy. Definitely a strange LA experience, but one worth checking out once.

I don't know but this "mall" feels super Eerie, it's so lonely and beat up. When you're walking inside of that mall just feels creepy. It's empty,quiet,honestly looks abandoned from the inside again eerie feeling. Only saw a couple of shady people in there. Wouldn't recommend walking alone inside of there.

The area itelf shows that their isnt to mich production here. Their is only a parking löt, los engelas credit union and this shelther that takes up most spaace. No Quiznos Sub ir a "Mall". When the sah "MaII, im thinking shopping places where it carries clothes and such. Theirs completey nothing here. And an epodemic matter oof homeless protrol this area and sleep.

I wasn’t sure what to expect with the designated Los Angeles Mall sign. One thing to consider was the adjoining buildings of employees and visitors, giving a clue to the clientele. Next was seeing the homeless park, atop the plaza. Thus the difficulty keeping what could be a vibrant, cheerful and comfortable mall experience for everyone! There’s a few shops, services and eateries available. Areas with tables and chairs provide quick dining and meeting spots. Maintenance crews were visible keeping up the plaza. Cameras, security guards and police also provided public safety for those who wish to venture within. The times I’ve been here, I’ve not seen many people, perhaps because because of the lack of shopping possible. Couldn’t there be more attractive tenants as the shopping centers on Figueroa Street? Wouldn’t large signs then help attract shoppers from the high traffic 101 Freeway, beyond the lunchtime crowd from surrounding buildings? I guess the local parking expenses may also be a deterrent! The lost business is apparent and the fact that the restrooms were closed gives a sense of a mall in decline!

Price gouging at its finest. Had to come to the Federal Building. Last time was $20.00 for just over an hour. Today due to the Dodger parade, they want $50.00 up front. Way to go in taking advantage of people coming to celebrate the Dodgers success.

This mall is really beat up and outdated, also they don't have a lot of stores like before. Quiznos is still there and some other not so well known stores. When you walk in here, you'll feel like it's one of those abandon mall that's is slowly going out of business. Even walking the stairs to go down to the lower level will give you an uneasy vibe because when I was walking back up to the surface street level, there was a shirt hanging from the ceiling and there were water leaks. There also a lot of dark corners and places where I don't believe you'll feel safe during the daytime or nighttime. I only came here to eat at Quiznos because I got pick for Jury Duty and this place was across the street.

I'm honestly not sure this mall is a real place. I was there around 5 or 6 on a Friday, and there were absolutely zero people, and no stores open. How does this happen? What is the real backstory behind this mall? I have no idea. This is some of the most prime land in the city and it's used by nothing

The mall was very abandoned and not many stores open. Some areas around the dinning restaurants where closed off due to remodeling. I would have considered it to my friends but was not fully satisfied. There is much to be done I see much potential in this Mall.