Upscale village shopping with boutiques, cafes, and dining






















15225 Palisades Village Ln, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Get directions
"A retail and restaurant complex owned by billionaire Rick Caruso, reportedly protected by private firefighters during a recent fire." - Mona Holmes
"A retail-and-restaurant complex where, as firefighters battled the rapidly expanding Palisades fire on January 7, 2025, a billionaire real estate developer and former Los Angeles mayoral candidate dispatched a team of private firefighters from Arizona to protect the development; that team allegedly protected most of the development from fire damage that first wildfire night. The developer also brought in a fleet of private water trucks after local fire hydrants ran out of water or lost pressure the following morning. His actions sparked a heated debate on whether wealthy residents should be able to buy private rescue services during a natural disaster and illustrated the widening gap between Southern California’s working-class residents and its wealthiest. All of the development’s restaurants and retail shops were reported to be still standing but sustained some damage, while neighboring homes were not, though the developer alleged in the New York Times that his firefighters tried to save them. For context, Cal Fire reported as of January 16, 2025 that the Palisades Fire had burned 23,713 acres and was 22 percent contained, while the Eaton Fire had spread across 14,117 acres and was 55 percent contained; both fires destroyed thousands of buildings and resulted in the deaths of at least 25 people." - Mona Holmes
"Caruso’s retail development Palisades Village in Pacific Palisades, I note, didn’t really try to create a restaurant mix that reflected the diverse Latin American and Asian flavors of Los Angeles, which makes Stone’s Grove opening feel potentially geared more toward the Home Shopping Network crowd than toward those seeking a tourist taste of LA’s broader culinary culture." - Matthew Kang
"I observed that Palisades Village continues to find its groove in the Pacific Palisades, with changes in its grocery offerings as Vintage Market has left its corner store space and the popular Erewhon is slated to take its place." - Farley Elliott
"A newly built, upscale shopping village developed by billionaire property owner Rick Caruso that was promoted as a gathering spot for wealthy families and nearby residents. Since opening last fall it has drawn praise from some local Westsiders but has also been criticized for struggling to be inclusive and diverse in both its retail mix and its customer base, and the developer retains strong influence over tenant decisions." - Farley Elliott