The Paseo

A hidden gem in Pasadena, Paseo has mostly boutiques and eateries—no big chains. I loved the vintage clothing stores; I snagged a 1970s denim jacket. There’s a small Vietnamese sandwich shop that serves an incredible lemongrass pork banh mi. The outdoor seating is shaded and peaceful. Parking’s easy, and it’s never super crowded

I've been in town and walked by here a couple of times. The aroma outside is most definitely enticing. When I entered it was very clean and they were seating people to one section obviously to keep other areas from being disheveled. I entered & made them aware I was going to the bathroom first to wash my hands & they requested i sit in the designated area where others were eating. I sat for 10 minutes before I was acknowledged to even get my drink order. I was the only patron in the establishment. I looked over to the bar area & someone finally came to ask what I'd like to drink. I got a water then ordered a chicken panini with a side romaine avocado salad. I waited another 20 minutes for this. Food was not offensive but wasn't worth the wasted time. I seen several delivery pickups go out while I waited. I brought it to the waiters attention that I was not pleased with having to wait so long to get a drink then receive food. He apologized and I paid my $18 for my meal & that was it. I had high hopes for this experience & was really let down.

While most head to paseo, the Annex across the street houses small tech repair shops and vegan bakeries. I had my laptop fixed quickly and then rewarded myself with a matcha cupcake. There's a quiet art gallery tucked inside that hosts free monthly shows. I love that it’s off the radar but still central. Great for a calm break from city buzz

The Paseo has been deteriorating slowly it used to have so many great stores and now so many of them are out of business. In my opinion not worth the trip might as well go to a mall they have some okay restaurants and theater on the second floor.

This place is deader than Forest Lawn Cemetery. Stores shuttered. Restaurants going out of business including an over-priced Mexican restaurant that had some name recognition. Avoid The Paseo.

This place is dead!! I recall when my children loved going to Paseo. Now, hardly no stores are on the lower level. It's a ghost town!

We came to get a mani/pedi and then have dinner at the Greek restaurant located on lower level by Colorado Blvd. There was a chalk festival happening that day with many great artists.

The Paseo is very nice shopping and entertainment center on Colorado Blvd in Pasadena and walking distance from The Pasadena Civic Auditorium. They also have many restaurants like the Yardhouse,P.F Chang and Fogo De Chao and other restaurants and store also a movie theater.