The Century

Best food ever!!! This location has amazing staff, including Nicole. Love this mall as well btw.

Kennedy, Tanya, Terrell, Theadora, Amy and team were super helpful and quick! Appreciated the interaction.

Eatly, Din Tai Fung, a great food court, lots of boba and dessert shops, all kinds of coffee shops, a great movie theater, a plethora of classy shoe and clothing shops, etc. Add to it lots of comfortable places to sit with beautifully manicured landscaping everywhere. It's a heavenly mall. I dare to say it's our favorite mall in Los Angeles. If I had any cons, it'd be the parking. On the weekends, it's tough to navigate. On top of that, it's not cheap. Whatever the case, we never regret a family visit to Westfield Century City. (If Westfield corporate is reading this, I would suggest upscaling some of your other properties using Century City as your gold standard. You would crush Caruso's properties in a heartbeat.)

Stopped by on Friday, 11/29/24 (Black Friday). Haven't been to this mall in a while - would go often during my UCLA Undergraduate Days. This is one of the best malls in Southern California - so much stuff to do! Parking is massively pricey. Paid $32 for the whole day (at least 6 hours). Parking can also be tricky as it took around 20ish minutes for me to circle around and find parking - but it was also Black Friday. This outdoor mall has it all - Aritzia, Zara, Apple Store, Tesla, EATALY, and so much more. It was also very festive for the Holiday Season. One of the boujee-ist looking mall in SoCal.

The Iconic original Century City mall is 1 of the more famous outdoor open air malls in LA Its undergone several expansions & renovations over the years, including the an AMC cinema & food court in 1987 & a $160 million renovation in 2004 & a more recent larger full renovation costing a little over $1B in 2017 This is 1 of Westfield flagship properties because of it given previous history. Century City Mall has made great strides since reopening after that massive overhaul 7 years ago They have made great additions of retail & restaurants, parking is going to cost you over a certain time limit $8-$20 no matter what so plan for that ahead of time. Busy days & weekends you can expect delays & longer waits to get in & out of the parking structures Holidays they really make the mall lively & friendly for all the families. The area I feel they do fall short is their food courts, its probably their biggest issue. Its usually pretty dead even on busy weekends & days. Although, they have other great higher end restaurants in other parts of the mall, the actual food court is really bad, the options are terrible & nothing there is really appealing to the masses. Ive seen a handful of food places there shutter up relatively quick after opening up Other than that the movie theater is great and store options are plentiful, nice to have a equinox here & the Eataly market is a great touch to this location Sometimes its really nice to take a long stroll here & relax, great atmosphere, 1 of my favorite malls in LA thats not related to the Grove Highly recommend

Westfield Century City is a stunning, modern, and impeccably clean mall that ranks among the best shopping destinations in the area. Visiting during the day and at night offers distinct experiences, each with its own charm. During the day, the mall is much quieter, making it easier to navigate and find parking. The parking rates are reasonable, with the first hour free and a charge of $4 for the next. This makes daytime visits particularly convenient for a leisurely shopping trip or a quick errand. At night, the mall comes alive with a vibrant holiday atmosphere, especially during the Christmas season. The decorations are enchanting, with beautifully adorned Christmas trees, sparkling lights, and festive displays throughout the mall. The centerpiece of the holiday magic is a "Christmas village," complete with a "Polar Express"-like train and live performances by singers, creating a lively and heartwarming ambiance. However, the increased crowds make parking more challenging, so planning ahead is essential. The mall boasts an impressive range of shops and restaurants, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. Unique stores such as Aesop, American Girl, the Lego Store, Terrain, and Razer add a distinctive touch, while familiar department and fashion stores like Nordstrom and Adidas ensure that all shopping needs are met. The dining options are equally varied, offering something for everyone, whether you're looking for a casual meal or an upscale culinary experience. Overall, Westfield Century City offers an exceptional shopping and dining experience, combining convenience during the day with a magical holiday atmosphere at night. It's a destination worth visiting for its festive charm and the wide array of options it provides for shoppers and diners alike.

Westfield Century City is a premier shopping destination that's both expansive and impressive. With a wide variety of high-end and everyday stores, dining options, and entertainment, it's easy to spend hours here exploring. The layout is well-designed but LARGE, so set aside enough time to experience everything it has to offer. Perfect for a day of shopping, dining, or simply enjoying the vibrant atmosphere! I'll definitely be back!

This mall is stacked and I don't just mean the levels. People friendly, local friendly, family friendly and kids can have a good time here with the Westfield Play Space near Zara on the ground floor. With a stellar AMC, yummy treats like Oak Berry Acai + Auntie Annies, Cinnabon and more, casual (Shake Shack, Sweetgreen, etc) or full dining (think Bar Verde, Capri, Casa Dani, Din Tai Fung, and numerous others) and all the stores to explore. Lush Cosmetics is a favorite at any mall but especially at Century City for me. Popping into Anthropologie, Dr. Marten's (boots for days), Macy's, Nordstroms and exploring all the traditional mall happenings on both levels is essential. The AMC is pretty nice, though they've had some AC issues in the past. Definitely will revisit soon and see something fall festive, tis the season! Parking is self park or valet - 1hr complimentary for self. Valet is $15 and hour, $2 for every 30 minutes after that with a max of $40 for the day/5 hours or more. Restrooms are fairly easy to find a few for the entire mall as well as in the major department stores and movie theater. Q Tip: Lots of fun happening including Trick or Treating at the Westfield Century City AND currently from now until end of August of next year (2025) you can experience The Escape Game LA's Only Murder's in the Building experience! While some places open early like Equinox (gym at the mall), the full WCC is open from 10am until 9pm during the week, Fridays as well as Saturdays to 10 pm and classic shorter Sunday hours (only from 11am to 8pm). Shop, Eat, Explore, Mall!!

It's really pretty during the holiday time they have a whole set up and snowfall at certain times in the night! Parking sucks here no matter what so just be prepared for that.

My most favorite mall to shop at specially during the holidays. The selection of stores and restaurants are amazing here specially Eately. I sometimes drive here just for Eately. During Christmas they decorate so nicely. This year's display and nightly show is amazing. You can get a little break while shopping to enjoy some Christmas songs and festive moods. It's very cute and worth the visit even just for that. You will find stores like banana republic which is spacious and well organized. Zara is great here so is H&M. The restaurants are good and the food court has great ambiance. Oh I almost forgot we also drive there at least once a month to eat gelato at Bacio di latte. The best gelato in Los Angeles. No questions asked.

I'm absolutely obsessed with this mall! It's just so aesthetic and gorgeous. Great place to grab a coffee or a leisurely meal and just stroll or hang out. I didn't even realize it was open air until, while taking the aforementioned stroll, I looked up at the second level and realized I was also looking at sky. This mall is a perfect way to enjoy the beautiful California weather and spend a couple of dollars in the process. There were a lot of boutique shops on the lower level, as well as a few mainstream brands thrown in for good measure. Unfortunately I didn't have time to explore the upper level but I definitely want to do that the next time I visit. Be advised that parking is a little expensive but some stores valet so be sure to capitalize on that if you can.

I personally think it's currently the best mall in LA. It has a great selection of stores, great food, a great movie theater, fun events, and you can find anything you want there. You can easily spend an entire day. The only downside is that it gets very busy on weekends, and it can take up to 20 minutes just to enter the parking lot. It's similar to how the Grove used to be with parking. Additionally, parking is extremely pricey. If you shop around a little and have something to eat, it's an automatic $20 for parking. There's nowhere else around where people could park and then go elsewhere, there's literally nothing else in the area. So I am not sure why such prices but at least the first hour is free.

One of my favorite malls to go to during the holidays. The food options do not disappoint as you always have a variety depending on your craving need. Also the stores do not disappoint as you can purchase a variety of gifts from visiting stores which can provide apple products to pc to stores that can provide clothing and other great items.

Drove here specifically to go to American girl store. Luckily got here right at 10am and the parking garage was not too wild. We parked in orange and took 2 escalators up to get to the first floor. Found a map and were able to navigate to our destination. The American girl store is near the food court so after shopping it was easy to pop in to use the restrooms and grab a bite to eat. The layout of this mall is weird. It has huge open areas but the walkways to get to stores are narrow and cramped (especially when stores have lines out the building). It also seemed to have a lot of wasted space. There are many stores here: from lululemon to Old Navy. Food court had staples like chipotle, chick-fil-a, panda express. They also had poke, sushi, tender greens, shake shack. Looking up you see all these super tall building and construction cranes which remind you, you are in the middle of city. We were there not quite 3 hours and parking was $12. Paid at a kiosk before going down into the garage. Getting out was quite the labrynth. It seemed you had to go down ( further underground) to go up? Once we got near the exit it was difficult to get out as there were 4 streams of traffic trying to maneuver in the same space (3 exiting and one entering). Overall I came for the store I wanted, made my purchases, got food and left. It wasn't a terrible or great experience and is my only shopping experience in LA. I will say the bathroom outside bloomingdale's on the first floor was interesting. There is a lounge area outside it and were people taking pictures there. Sanrio build a bear was the new store that opened 11/15, is super small and had a long line so didn't stop in there.

My friends came in from out of town and we found plenty of things to do, and eat. We had a great time with the kiddos! The service was wonderful everywhere we went. This was a great selection to tire the little ones out. This is a high-value facility.

I've always had mixed feelings about this mall. Any store that's actually worth going into has been positioned at the far corners of every floor on every level. It's frustrating.... And exhausting. I know that's all part of fashion merchandising and marketing ... however, most of these stores I could care less about. There is no comparison between this mall and Fashion Island and the Beverly Center. It love Fashion Island because I can find everything I need and it's a classy place. If I want nouveau riche and the latest fashion trends I have the Beverly Center. When I walk around the Beverly Center ... everything makes sense and I don't get exhausted. Westfield Century City ... simply put .. is exhausting, I love only a a few stores here: Bloomies Aerie All Saints Apple Store Banana Republic Beyond Yoga CALPAK ( it's coming and I'm excited to go to their store ! ) COS Zara Honey Birdette L'Occitane MAGNLENS Marine Layer Nordstrom Psycho Bunny Sandro SuitSupply TUMI Vineyard Vines Vuori 7 for All Mankind Zadig et Voltaire Once you figure out where all the stores above ARE..... you spend MOST of your time WALKING and NOT shopping .. like I'm sure Westfield mall owners .. intended. Also .., I'm not liking the trend of putting recycled fibers into everything. I do NOT want to wear a sweatshirt that has recycled fibers in it. I'm already sensitive to many types of polyesters and other synthetics ... either hybrid or pure .. A longgggg time ago I had to completely adjust my thinking and search for .. (high and low) ... natural fibers like cotton and linen ( a little spandex is ok... a lot ...,No ). My mission today was to find a brand that TRULY had garments for sale that were 100% cotton and sure enough I got found ONE.... MAGNLENS. A new to me brand that embodies a high style high quality streetwear aesthetic and I LOVE it. Everything I saw at MAGNLENS I wanted and since they are a new brand ( around 6 years ) I wanted to share my discovery with the world. I see GREAT THINGS ahead for MAGNLENS.... I will be shopping at their store more often.

This particular updated review isn't so much based on an updated experience as I haven't been back to this location just yet. The reason I'm updating my review is because of the excellent and nonpartial concern that was shown to my complaint in the first review. Words can't explain how special I felt as a future customer of this location. I've never experienced a business that was so attentive until now. Honestly, I didn't think any of the business owners of this location would have responded. I appreciate it so much. I also wanted to say that I'm thankful that things we're handled so professionally despite my negative complaint. That speaks volumes on how business is conducted. I'll definitely give this location another try very soon. That is before the holidays really take off of course.

The shops in Westfield mall are great, it's the management, Westfield, that is run by greedy slimeballs. Firstly, parking there is so expensive for LA after you pass the first hour, that none of the shops there can afford to offer validation except for Gelsons ( the most expensive grocery store second only to Erewhon). So today I came with my family and hung out at the mall. We went to Gelson's to buy some groceries which also allows us to get 3 hour validation. This is the ridiculous part, driving out of the garage, the meter reads $14. I pressed the assistance button and told them that I got a validation. Their response was that's only for 3 hours, once you pass that mark, even by a minute, you get charged the full amount and the validation doesn't work. I was at the mall for 3 hours and 21 minutes, and instead of being charged for 21 minutes as is expected of any normal mall out there, I got charged for 3 hours and 30 minutes. I've never heard of such a ridiculous system. @Westfield, get your #%@& in order...

Westfield Century City is a sprawling shopping destination located in the heart of Los Angeles. While it boasts a luxurious atmosphere and an impressive selection of stores. Beyond shopping, the mall offers a diverse selection of restaurants, cafes, and bars. Whether you're craving fine dining, casual eats, or a quick coffee fix, you're sure to find something to satisfy your taste buds. But I confess, I don't come here for shopping but mostly for dining cuz they have a lot of good restaurants to choose from. Plus they always have free pop up events at the Atrium which I had been attending for many years.

Nasty rip off parking. Valet people will drive you over, horrible robbery. Don't park there, park in the neighborhood around or take uber.

Lame no show with all that people waiting.. lame... just next time don't announce people to wait and no show.. or pay your actors next time they'll show up

There's something for everyone at this mall, even if you're not a big shopper. It's a dog friendly mall too, so bring your pup. Live music on Sundays and eateries throughout the mall, not just the dining terrace or food court. Aside from the typical stores you find at a mall, like Bloomingdale's, Macy's, or H&M, there are also shops like The Container Store, Pop Mart, and several boutique shops. You can come for immersive experiences too, like an escape room or get your sweat on at Equinox or Orangetheory. Keep little ones busy at CAMP or a pretty cool outdoor playground with a tall climbing structure. Even grocery shop at markets like Eataly and Gelson's. There really is a lot to do here and not just shop. It's clean and an aesthetically pleasing mall with several places to just sit and enjoy outdoors. In my opinion, the only downside is the parking. They offer valet, but if you're a self-parker, the first hour is free and depending on how long you stay, the parking fees can add up.

I haven't been here since I was 12, but this is my favorite mall. Can't wait to visit again soon when the wildfires are finally over. Praying for my city

I'll start by saying I hate malls, however once a year or so I'm required to go. This mall is definitely one of the nicer malls I've been to and I do see the appeal, the low rating is solely because of a demonic entitled energy I felt when walking around.

Decent mall with a good selection of stores, but other malls have the same stores with free parking. We were here for 4 hrs & had to pay $16 for parking. Not worth it.

The parking lot gives me anxiety. So many cars, confusing directions and kinda expensive rate. I get it, it's near BH so maybe that's why?! The mall itself is spacious and makes you feel like you're not in LA, it's clean, people looking boujee. Plenty selection of stores and places to eat but I don't think I recommend this place for holiday shopping, pretty sure it'll be packed!

A great place to take a kid to see the beautiful scenery and window shop. Well we bought items from Sephora totaling $130. We shopped in Zara and H&M and I can say H&M has some really great items for a decent price. 1 hour free parking is good I wish it was 2. We did go down to rodeo drive and shopped some more. Overall I like the selection of stores and the good vibes aka service I get when I come here. Lots of parking spaces too! I once met Ray J again for the second time in Bloomingdale's. He spoke. So sometimes you catch some fly people shopping. Otherwise, Tesla store is dope!

Westfield Century City is A-OK - it's just your run-of-the-mill mall filled with high-end stores, a lot of dining choices and plenty of basic bored spoiled brats all over. I'm not a fan of outdoor malls since it's useless to go when it's raining and it's brutal visiting during summer due to lack of shade in most areas. It is fun to people watch all the snooty/vain clientele that frequent the mall. You can't throw a stick in any direction without hitting 5 "influencers" making videos and being obnoxious. As stated by loads of others, the parking is absolute buns! The first hour is free, $4 if you stay 20 minutes after the first hour, then $2 every 20 minutes after that with a daily max of $32. The caveat is that you're going to spend a large chunk of the free hour driving around their maze of a garage in futile hopes of finding a spot. It seems like they intentionally designed a disorienting garage to gouge anyone who enters. Only a handful of businesses validate for parking so prepare to pay!

$4.00 to park! I bought an overpriced belt at Macy's, they never gave me any parking validation. After visiting other stores and getting lost trying to find the P2 Orange parking area in this place, I had been there for over 1 1/2 hours. The next day I asked for a refund. The people at Westfield parking told me that Macy's does not validate parking. I will never return to this mall ever again.

Really nice shopping mall open air with really cute shops as well as higher end stores Nice area for food options and a nice outdoor spot to settle down for your meal

Westfield Century City is an upscale outdoor Southern California 'Town-Style' Shopping-Mall. By 'Town-Style' I mean that it's overall them and design is like a pedestrians only small town, with main streets, side-streets, central squares, food courts, and hidden enclaves. Westfield Century City is an older mall, built over 35 years ago and remodeled numerous times. However, it's bones are from the 1990s, and so it feels more like a standard outdoor mall revolving around stores rather than southern California's more recently built inner-city 'Town-Style' malls which revolve around a huge town square, has gardens, apartments and street cars, and where the restaurants are scattered throughout rather than tucked in a food court, as they are at Westfield Century City. Although this is an older mall, it has stood the test of time because the service and the ambiance are both great here. As far as value goes (or bang for your buck), the are many expensive stores & boutiques here, my favorite one being the French Children's Shoppe, where one can purchase outfits for one's daughter that will make them look almost pretentiously Parisian.

Westfield Century City Mall is truly one of the best shopping destinations in Los Angeles! The mall has a fantastic mix of high-end and mainstream stores, offering something for everyone. What really sets it apart is the beautiful, open-air design, which makes the shopping experience so enjoyable. The dining options are top-notch, with a range of casual spots, gourmet restaurants, and even a great food court. There's also a movie theater and plenty of entertainment options, making it perfect for a full day out. The mall is always clean, well-maintained, and the atmosphere is lively yet relaxed. Whether you're shopping, dining, or just hanging out, Century City Mall never disappoints!

"Honey, Century City's Got Everything Covered," -Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Westfield Century City (or just "Century City", as the locals call it) is a huge outdoor mall that has EVERYTHING you could possibly want or need. They have a Macys and Bloomingdales AND a Nordstrom on site. There's a lovely AMC theater on the top level. Free wifi for mall guests. The middle of the mall has lots of tables and chairs to hang out and sit. Sometimes they have performances or special events in this spot. There are over 200 stores in this mega mall. Obviously, there are way too many to list in a Yelp review. However, I will say there is a good mix of luxury stores and affordable shops here. Some popular brands in the mall include Zara, J. Crew, Lululemon, Kate Spade, Anthropologie, Gap, Michael Kors, Zadig & Voltaire, Swarovski, Kendra Scott, Sephora, and Kiehls. This mall also has toy stores as well. They currently have an American Girl pop up on the bottom level. Squishable, a stuffed toy store, is on the second level and has a super cute selection. Dining options in the mall are plentiful. The website currently lists 60 options. There are way too many restaurants to mention here so I will only highlight a few. For families, I suggest California Pizza Kitchen. I also suggest the upstairs food court for families who can't agree on what to eat or want fast dining options that won't break the bank. Both choices are on the second floor. For date night, I suggest Javier's which has a romantic, upscale vibe but, do note, it's not very vegetarian friendly. It's a good place to grab some drinks though. Toscanova is also great because you really can't go wrong with classic Italian fare. For a casual vegan/vegetarian friendly option I suggest Tocaya, a Mexican restaurant, which is also in close proximity to the movie theaters which is definitely a plus when you are doing dinner and a movie. Snack/dessert options are plentiful as well. I highly suggest Bacio di Latte for ice cream, See's Candies for chocolates, and Auntie Anne's Pretzels for a more savory treat. There's also a Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf across from See's. Need some groceries? No problem at all. Gelson's is on the very bottom floor. If you are looking for something more fancy, I suggest Eataly, an Italian marketplace, which is on the opposite side of the mall on the top floor. Technology Buff? Tesla and the Apple Store are here for your amusement. Looking to rescue a furry family member? Why, yes! They've got that too. Although, I believe you have to make an appointment first. Check out Love & Leashes. You can pick up some pet food at Healthy Spot. There are two things I do not like about this mall. I don't like how the parking lot is configured. It's very confusing and I almost always get lost inside trying to park next to where I am going. It can get busy and crowded in the underground lot and it is just not a fun prelude to the mall experience. Another thing that is frustrating is that it took me a very long time to learn to navigate this mall. Due to the size of the mall, I can definitely see first time visitors getting lost. So, plan ahead and definitely look for a landmark or store you parked next to so you can find your car. Overall, I do think that this mall is worth a visit. You will probably not get to all the shops and stores in one day so you may want to make a game plan before shopping here. There literally is something for everyone here and so much to do to keep you entertained. #100thReview2023

It's a gigantic indoor mall! With crisscross walkways to different levels, you can easily lose your bearings. Great stores, but still a maze.

I have a love-hate relationship with this mall. The parking is diabolical, but the outdoor vibe and stores are perfection. Whenever I go somewhere I scope out the parking situation because if a place has barely anywhere to park, what's the point of even going. This mall has the worst parking layout. The lanes are so small and you have to circle around the whole perimeter searching for a spot. Terrible. Also, by the time you find a spot, you only have 30 minutes until your free hour is up and the parking prices hike up. Such a scam, but ugh the variety of stores and restaurants here make up for it slightly.

These days, I'm only here during the Los Angeles Marathon. I have always found the parking garage to be very clean and well maintained. For some reason for this year, it took about 2 hours for me to exit the parking garage after running the marathon. It was not like this in prior years. Currently, the maximum cost to park here is $32. I don't do a whole lot of shopping these days, but I still love to eat! There are many restaurant options here, but my favorite place to eat here is Ramen Nagi. It was nice to eat a bowl of ramen right after running the marathon! It was also nice that they were doing free medal engraving down in the atrium. The restrooms were also clean and well maintained.

Huge mall you can easily spent hours in looking for food, groceries, clothing, kids stuff, etc. Stores are on the first and second levels. Employees are all friendly. It's a mall, so the prices will be a little bit higher. Plenty of outdoor seating if you just like to sit around and relax. Parking is underground and paid by the minute and hour.

FIRST TIME HERE ! My wife and I made the drive from Irvine to this huge shopping mall in L.A on Saturday to have lunch at Eataly. We arrived around midday and scored a parking spot easily in the multi level parking garage ( $15 ). Being the first time we have been here it took us a few minutes to work out where Eataly was situated. STACKS OF BIG NAME STORES ! We saw Bloomingdale's, Macy's, Nordstrom, H&M and more. LUNCH WAS GREAT ! NOTE - Of course with 20 million views of my Yelp reviews and pics world wide in 2023 I can tell you what is great !

The Westfield is super clean, nice, multipurpose Mall. It has many stores, restaurants, gym, gaming, coffee, spa, etc. We went here for Camp Bluey Experience and ended up walking the whole mall. Wonderful mall, with tons of parking. Highly recommend it!

Be prepared to pay a lot for parking, first I thought they over charged me but after looking at the last review, it's about right. Cost $14 for 2h 47' parking on a Sunday. Here is the rate for May 2024 First hour is free 1h to 1h 20' $4 1h20' to 6h $2 per each 20 minutes Thereafter $32 maximum No validation at Ding Tai Fung. The elevators at the parking structure are going with the snail pace. Two elevators were broken with no sign, we were waiting for 5 minutes until realized it wasn't running, for this nice mall and amount of money they collect, they should up keep it.

The only plus is parking, it was easy in an out and to the freeway came back to my home in SB. The low star review is for an event they hosted with Petsafe where I was handpicked to be a person asked to leave after 30 min, I chose to drive 90 min to get there -and 90 to get back-that's on me but they never mentioned a time limit for the event when you registered and besides,, all other people I knew went to the event stayed for hours , someone even told me They said they could stay as long as they wanted .. well, i wonder what was so different about me ...hmmm.. Sure they took countless photos of my pup and shared on socials , I really hope this was not a case of discrimination . Beware if you are attending an event at this Mall location or with this business.

The Westfield Century City went through a huge, years-long renovation and is now maybe the nicest mall I've seen in this country. It's not like it wasn't nice before--it was definitely the cool kid mall when I was in high school--but it's significantly fancier and more attractive than any mall was in the heyday of American malls. I don't go often, but my husband works in Century City and sometimes brings food home from Eataly. I've also gone and shopped at Sephora and Warby Parker and wandered around the department stores. The shops are pretty upscale, but in a more everyday way than like the luxury shopping in Beverly Hills. There's an Aesop and an Apple store, a Marine Layer and a Lululemon. The dining options are plentiful and appealing--you can eat at Shake Shack, Din Tai Fung, and Hai Di Lao, get dessert at Bacio di Latte or Mochinut. If you like to exercise, there's an Equinox and an Orange Theory. If this sounds like your lifestyle, you can get a ton of use out of this mall, especially if you work in the area. It's also a very kid-friendly place. I've taken mine twice in the last month, first to meet Santa and then to meet Bluey. The Santa "experience" cost $85 because this is not the kind of mall with a free Santa. On the plus side, there was almost no wait time (and my three-year-old took advantage of our few minutes in line to look at the nearby Tesla store), and the Santa was legit, with a real white beard and everything. We also met Mrs. Claus, who gave us an Eataly cookie, and the little North Pole house was cute. There was no real professional photography situation, but the lady facilitating things took some good photos for us on my phone. Santa knew what was what and advised us to take our family photo before putting the baby in his lap. Our three-year-old just gently declined to sit in this strange man's lap (good boy), but our younger boy cried immediately. The Bluey house at CAMP was fun for the kids too, and both trips ended with lunch at Eataly. I'm sure we'll be spending plenty of family time at Westfield Century City in the coming years. It's a useful place, especially if you need to tire out some children.

The mall is nice, but not so nice relative to other malls in the area that I would deal with the crappy parking. Obviously, the first hour is free. But then you have to validate at either Gelsons, AMC, or Bloomingdale's with purchase. Unsure of why none of the other stores validate even if you spend money there. Gelsons validates for 3 hours, but if you go a minute above 3 hours, you pay full price. Like the validation never happened. You can't stack validations. So if you want to watch a movie and shop, you pay full price for parking like you're not spending money at their establishment. I would patronize this mall more, but their parking situation is a complete racket. They don't seem to care about their customers. They don't cover employee parking so obviously they don't care about their workers because I'm not sure how you afford $30/day parking with those retail wages. I prefer to go to the mall at 3rd st (Santa Monica Place) and park in one of the city structures. It's cheaper, less crowded and you can hit the beach before or after.

This was a super upscale mall comparable to that of South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa, CA., which I came across earlier last week. I have never visited this local Century City/West Hollywood mall before till now. Once you arrive, you need to drive downward to their underground parking structure, locate where to park whether it would be Nordstrom, Bloomingdales or Macy's you would be shopping from, then take pics of your parking spot and its surroundings, so you don't end up wasting an hour looking for your car upon returning. However, the underground parking structure is humongous, hence the 4 stars but also ain't free like some other malls' parking structures/outdoor parking lots are. It was I guess Memorial Monday I visited this mall that it got super crowded. Perhaps it would be more reachable during a non-holiday Monday?! I rated it 4-stars for now was because I had minor difficulties locating parking, but then again it was the Memorial Weekend. Then another issue took place when I paid for my parking ticket, 1 of the ticket kiosks wasn't properly functioning, so I had to utilize a second kiosk. Fortunately, I only had to pay $4 parking for the duration of time I stayed at this local humongous LA Mall. I still got what I drove here for completed, so alls good. If I was in the West Hollywood area again for errands, I'd stop by this mall to support more biz in the future.

This mall is nice. Lovely outdoor area, they have a lot to choose from. As today is Black Friday, I came here earlier, and they had some good deals. Selection was vast. Good service in many of the stores. Highly recommend this place

Westfield Century City Parking needs to evaluate the unprofessional and straightup unbelievable behavior of the parking staff manning the parking assistance calls. The man working during 7:46 pm on Friday June 23 was extremely rude; we had an issue with the parking ticket (thought we were validated for 3 hours and didn't realize the very elderly man in the first car who stopped the line of cars exiting the parking garage had taken us over the 3 hr time limit) and pushed the call for assistance button on the ticket box. He didn't even wait for us to say five words/finish asking why 4 minutes was $12, he literally cut us off with an aggressive tone and said "you are over by 4 minutes, not my problem if you can't read/didn't bother to read" and while we were still asking why 4 minutes was $12 he hung up. Literally. Hung up. We kept waiting for him to respond and finally realized he had hung up so while the entire line of cars behind us was getting antsy, we had to call back and ask if he hung up on accident. He said in the same aggressive tone "Nope, have other calls to take than yours". Okay? I really doubt there is a WHOLE line of calls at 7:46 pm when I can literally see the other line is moving fine and no one really tends to call the parking assistance button that much. Also... seriously. In what world is that professional? The point of a call assistance button is to clarify the rules and help customers figure out why and what charges we need to pay for a ticket or to talk to someone if we think a ticket has an issue. Not to be rude and to hang up midsentence. He didn't even apologize. Shameless. We frequent Century City Westwood weekly and specifically come here because we love the staff usually. We also have come for full days before and happily paid the ticket on unvalidated trips. And while we've never stayed for longer than 3 hours before with Gelson's validation, we didn't realize our first 4 minutes over with a validation would result in such unprofessional, aggressive, rude treatment by a man who clearly needs to be reviewed by the Century City Westfield parking office for his unbelievable words and behavior. If he had been professional, sure, whatever. I've paid more parking happily on non-validated trips here, weekly, over the last 5 years at Century City Westfield. Never had a complaint. But to have to deal with this aggressive unbelievable behavior when doing our weekly grocery run, caving to an impulse buy at Pixi, and grabbing a quick bite at HDL? Absolutely not. Truly a lawsuit waiting to happen. And no, after having to deal with that man's extremely unpleasant attitude, I do want that $12 parking ticket refunded. Even $12 is too little for having to have put up with such unbelievably rude behavior after our usually nice usual Friday at the mall. We usually enjoy getting our weekly grocery run at Gelson's done and stopping for a nice bite during our usual favorite Friday evening mall visit, but CC Westfield really needs to think long-term in terms of customer retention policies and customer service training.

Love love love this mall' absolutely my favorite. Many parking options with the opportunity to get free parking with validation at Gelsons with a $10 purchase. Gelsons is like a Whole Foods but a bit cheaper in my opinion. I love yheir rustic bread options and pet section. The fruits and freshly pressed juices are the best. They have a pretty sweet bakery too. Def no brainer for any century visit! The mall has pretty much all the stores you would look for, Bloomies, Macy's, Nordstrom's, aritzia... plant stores the list goes on! Also inclusive of a movie theatre. Food court is like all mall food courts but they do have a boba spot! Definitely my preference over Beverly center!

this mall is the closest shopping center to ucla, and nearby beverly hills area so i always see a lot of celebrity pop up events and fun activities ! saur saur many establishments and restaurants and food courts in general you will most likely find what you're looking for here. also very clean and well maintained, it's like 2-3 stories and all outdoors so super pretty in the spring/ summer days. parking is free the first hour*

The Bahamas at the West Field, Century City, Mall. This mall provides a premium shopping experience for all to enjoy. Today's pop up, provided a sneak preview of what some of the top notch resorts have to offer. They had giveaways, free gifts, massages, cooking demonstration, and dancing. The perfect chill day