The Paseo

Went to DSW for their semi-annual sale. And noticed a couple of new shops and was so thrilled that I want to go and check out. Oh gosh, what was it called Hawaii final art which you can create all kinds of goodies and then there's a bookstore also!

This mall threw everyone out into the pouring rain during the tournament of roses. No businesses were open but standing under their awnings was apparently a problem for their security. Incredibly unfriendly.

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.

Outstanding!!!! A very nice place to visit and enjoy while shopping. Right now the Xmas tree is up...it looks good.

Really underwhelming! Has potential but the stores kinda stink. Was totally empty on a Sunday right before Xmas if that tells you anything

Love the outdoor layout. Kept some of the old building structure but modernize the inside of the shops. The apartment laid on top is pretty. Definitely will visit again

Meh, just a regular American mall. Nothing special but plenty of businesses based there, so definitely it is very efficient. It also has a kid area suitable for families the little ones. Validation for the first 90 mins. Pics taken with Pixel 4 XL

The Rose is the best place to see a show. The food is pretty good, drinks are expensive. It does get hot in there. Wait staff is spread thin but, friendly & apologetic. It's best to pay with card not cash, it takes forever to get your change back.

This outdoor shopping center is very nice, clean, and inviting, yet there are hardly any open businesses, as it appears most have left for whatever reason. What remains are empty storefronts. It would be great if the property management company could somehow attract businesses to return here, as this is a prime location on very busy Colorado Boulevard.

There are hardly any shops here. I would say it's at least 80% empty. They have a DSW, Yard House, and a couple other shops. They also have a good size antique shop. Although it is fairly clean, there's really nothing much else here. Also despite having my parking "validated" after spending $100+, I was still charged for parking. Definitely felt like a rip off. If you're looking for a mall to go to walk around, this definitely is not the place.

I used to make several visits to Pasadena back in the early 2000's. I remember when this upscale outdoor mall opened and replaced the original mall. The Paseo is located on Colorado Blvd and covers three city blocks. It has several retail stores, restaurants, a movie theater and condominiums above. It is a nice place to go for a walk and do some shopping. I enjoy it more at night when the lights are on. Sadly, the anchor stores have all closed. Across the street is the Pasadena Convention Center, Civic Auditorium and Ice-Skating Center. Parking for The Paseo is underneath just off Colorado Blvd.

Gosh, I just hate writing this review. I remember when the Pasadena Mall was taken apart to build The Paseo. It gained a new life for a while, and now it's going through the same cycle where it's just a ghost. Most of the storefronts are empty. Just a few restaurants remain. It might be due to the shift in work culture, shopping habits, economy, many other factors. I walked through it to get to the theatre and just got sad. I hope someone can breathe new life into it.

This mall has been around a long time and is an outdoor mall with maybe 20 to 30 places, including restaurants and some shops. I believe they added some condos or apartments here, which reduced the size. Some of the places were closed as well. They have a Yardhouse, El Cholo, and Rubios. I was surprised to find this mall while walking around old Pasadena. They also have the old antique mall here along with shops like Brighton, H&M, K Lyn, Bed Bath and Beyond. They also have Regal movie theatre on top.

almost completely shuttered . whats remaining there of this outdoor walk through mall is just hanging on by a thread. barely anything to do or see here

Wow, i cannot believe I have not yelped this mall yet. I have come here for a number of years when I lived in Monrovia. It's very little to see and do here. Maybe that is why I had a not so much memory of yelping it compared to other exciting malls I have been too. It's lots of high end restaurants here with security. Hard to find restrooms when you need a restroom. You have to ask city employees, and that can be a inconvenience. But all in all, I like the place. It just does not have the appealing effect to me.

This ghost town of a mall is a really peaceful place to relax and think, write, or just unwind and read a book or scroll mindlessly on your phone. Literally no one is shopping at the outdated stores that sell low quality but nicely displayed overpriced stuff from China . I love wandering around a dying mall . One day they will all be obsolete. But you can still enjoy the restaurants there and easy garage parking. There's a really cool antique mall within it which sells all kinds of cool retro stuff -- it's like walking through a museum where you can touch and buy things or just imagine what the past was like . They sell everything imaginable from clothes to books and art from decades ago .

The Paseo has been around for some time and it's pretty dead now that some shops of have closed throughout the years. Not mad about it though because it's rarely crowded which is a huge plus! I really like coming here for the H&M, Regal Cinemas and Fogo De Chao! I like that this place is super walkable and good for a stroll after getting food. There's also a Starbucks if you need a quick coffee. There is a lot of underground parking and parking validation with purchase. Overall, cool spot to visit on a weekend off!

There is a card reader that stole my atm identity when I parked my vehicle at this mall. In my opinion . I had to cancel card after parking and swiping card Buyer beware !!

My daughter and I love the mall. Malls are a dying thing due to Amazon and such, but this place is really nice. The selection of stores here is good. My daughter and I love the h&m store. We love the Cinemas. Good prices, and service is dialed in. Never any problems at this mall. Would highly recommend.

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.

Great food and service was above and beyond. Rudy was our waiter and he made the evening so special. Highly recommend the guacamole, fiah and chochinita pubil.

This is a nice shopping area. Good restaurants like El Chollo, Yardhouse, Starbucks, and various other shops. A nice open environment. Easy parking. I'd like to see more people discover the Paseo and shop here, there's a lot to like.

It's like the last time I was here except there's now all this Christmas flair. And benches being readied for the very famous Rose Parade. It is true what fellow Yelpers say: it's not that great of a place for shopping given the choices are very limited. But if there's anything great about this place is the variety of eateries. There is a decent amount to choose from. This would also be a great spot for happy hour! There's a bit of construction here and there so I'm assuming there's gonna be more additions. Finally, there's a pretty good upkeep. I didn't see any staff maintaining the cleanliness of the entire area, but I was impressed at how clean the overall general area is. Underground parking available. Hit and miss for the most part. Good part to that is most (if not all) vendors validate. I'm rarely around this area but I would be curious enough to come back and see some development.

It's true what everyone is writing, this mall is a sad dragon on its last breath. I wonder to myself how multi millionaires are so dumb they would let it get to this. I know the rentals are expensive because it's Pasadena. My sister used to work for treadmill store and at that time the rent was 10k a month. Inflation has hit everyone for a long time, prices are exorbitant and instead of paying them PEOPLE WONT. They'll find other sources, moving, or they'll make their own food, or they'll go to goodwill for clothes, they'll rent a guest room for extra money, or they will stop going here, which they have. The best sandwich shop hidden on the top called CALIFORNIA CRISP left!!! Never in my LIFE had I ever had a veggie sandwich as good as that one, and as big. I also miss Brookstone very much. I went to try out the massage chairs and found out... the store was gone. The theater has reopened tho on the second tier level. The Starbucks is big and lots of outdoor seating which I like (because the rental is so high here, most of them are tiny.. yuk) My best memory was meeting a lad named Hunter who worked there, who later became a successful lawyer and a dear friend to another lawyer at his firm. When Starbucks was on the corner of Colorado and Los Robles, I met a beautiful barista there, he was gay and his name was Hunter. I was there with him when he was going to quit to become a lawyer. I'll never forget his words "I can't imagine not working here". I laughed. "imagine it" I said. Unfortunately, I never got to be a super good friend which I wanted. He was busy. He went off to become a lawyer and then suddenly recently I learned that he died at the tender age of early 30s!!! A complete waste of a KIND and loving human. I shed some tears for someone I barely knew, because I knew in another lifetime we were really good friends. Now in this life, I will have to wait til I die or OOB to say hi again. Maybe next time, we will have a more fun and satisfying relationship. One can only hope, but I'll make it happen.

The good: There are some shops and restaurants here but there aren't a ton. There is a cute antique shop with plenty to see, H&M, Bath and Body Works and a women's clothing store/boutique with some great prices/deals on young women's fashion. It is spacious and easy to navigate. It is situated between apartment complexes. Some of the restaurants here have outdoor dining so you can people watch. The bad: I saw a gelato dispensing machine and was super excited because they had chamoy paletas and boba popsicles. However, it didn't work and wouldn't take my credit card. A lot of the stores here are closed or empty/vacated. Parking is metered parking and some of the spots are limited to 30 minutes or 1-2 hours. There is a parking garage as well however. The interesting: There are a lot of chirping birds here but it is otherwise pretty quiet.

This place is sad now. All stores are closed, except Yard House, Bath and Body, and maybe some other ones but the place is basically dead. It's too bad because I frequent this place in the past and now there's absolutely no purpose to, even for a stroll. Don't recommend this place for anyone who is looking to pass time.

I can't understand why they made this an outdoor mall. It's unbelievably hot in Pasadena. I'd rather go inside an air conditioned building and if I decide to visit a store outside I can. What a stupid idea. There's hardly any reason to go now, big stores are gone, but at least the movie theater is back. Thank you for that.

A dead mall in the making, not much hear as many of the shops and the theaters are closed, only a few restaurants, not worth the time or effort, parking is free for the first 90 minutes, much better places to spend your time and money.

During our walk-about in Old Pasadena last Sunday, we noticed this pedestrian mall area after visiting nearby City Hall. We walked through, and Dear Hubby popped in to the Tommy Bahama store. While he did that, I was checking out the directory and soaking up the vibe. I'm pretty good with directions and reading maps, but their's left me without the understanding of where to find the DSW store. I'd seen their name on an exterior sign, but never did pass them. Oh well, no shoe shopping. Our intent wasn't to linger, so we didn't explore much. It seems to be an extensive outdoor mall area, which could get quite warm in the summer. There's a movie theater, and it has its own parking garage. Some of the outside areas had design pizzaz. There was a feel of missing the softening of a sufficient amount of landscaping, though. Am not sure how long this area has been around. It wasn't very crowded late in the afternoon on a Sunday.

It's probably not fair, but I'm comparing the Paseo Colorado shopping center to Old Town Pasadena. Not very many shops here I frequent except DSW, Bath & Body Works, sometimes H&M, and of course Victoria's Secret and Tommy Bahama are cool too, but that's about it for me. The husband found a LEGO set a while back at The House Depot, but there's not much else that caught my attention there. The parking garage is cheaper than the Convention Center if you have an event to go to there. Here are the rates for Paseo Colorado as of 8/26/19: https://www.thepaseopasadena.com/Parking/ First 90 minutes FREE with validation at participating stores: - $1.50 each 30 minutes thereafter - $6 daily max with validation - $9 daily max without validation Several eateries are here or within in walking distance.

The first sign of trouble at Paseo Colorado was when the city allowed new business and apartment buildings to be built on the north side of Colorado Blvd -- completely blocking the phenomenal view of the San Gabriel mountains the outdoor mall was originally designed to provide visitors on the second level. The second sign was the leaving of Gelson's market. Pasadena *still* remains without a high end supermarket. The third sign was the opening of the nearby convention center to large events -- which horribly impacted the limited parking. (Parking was one of the key problems that led to Gelson's having few customers and leaving.) The fourth sign of trouble was supposed to be the start of a resurgence at Paseo -- a new hotel. But construction and then the hotel itself took away more of the limited parking. It seemed like the managers and the city had a death wish for the Paseo. Still, the Paseo featured a fantastic Arc Light movie theater and several popular restaurants including PF Chang's, the Yard House, Maple, El Cholo and Tokyo Wako -- all good places for good food. It also had a major Equinox Gym. It had some fun events like the Chalk Festival. But then the pandemic came. And Paseo lost the Arclight Cinema. Then PF Chang's. Thankfully, the Convention Center events are now far and few between. So parking is much easier these days. But the future of Paseo looks grim. It's 60% ghost mall. The hotel means nothing to the traffic at the stores and restaurants. Without the reopening of the movie theater it's hard to see how the Paseo survives much longer. It cannot keep retail-wise with Old Town or even South Lake. If the owners can't get the movie theater to reopen, it's over. Even then, they would need to find a way to capture the door traffic generated by the cinema complex. They need a better selection of restaurants with PF Chang's gone. They need a better range and type of retail as well. These problems are not unique to Paseo. Malls have frequently driven out the smaller, more interesting retailers in favor of big bland chains. But Paseo's problems have been compounding for years well before Covid showed up. And now without a movie theater -- Paseo seems on its last legs. The Glendale Americana (which suffers similar bad parking design) has found a way to reopen its own Arclight cinema space -- but there is nothing but silence here in Pasadena. Whoever runs the Paseo and whoever runs Pasadena -- they seem to deserve each other. Despite being a thriving, major urban area of Los Angeles county with unique and wonderful historic features (Caltech, JPL, the Huntington Library & Gardens, Gamble House, Norton Simon museum, the Rose Bowl, Rose Parade, etc) Pasadena cannot seem to provide its residents with top-of-the-line multi-use retail experience. Even the Old Town area is beset with problems. Particularly bland chains pushing out the more interesting vendors because of exorbitant rents. But Paseo could have been something special. The city got way too greed right away and didn't protect the most important element of the Paseo design -- the view. Which was stunning. But like how the city managers allowed a glut of condos and apartment complexes, they couldn't resist allowing taller towers cutting off Paseo's view. They've never protected the Paseo and didn't insist on the owners finding a way to keep a high-end supermarket for the residents of the Paseo Terrace tenants and local residents. The Paseo managers never found a way to attract and encourage a desirable slate of retailers. Where's the Apple store? How about bringing in an In 'n Out? Or Shake Shack? Hell, even a boba tea shop would be a welcome addition. But the giant cancer is the lack of a movie theater. In Glendale, there's no cool-looking Old Town type of retail area. So a big outdoor mall like Americana with a train and all the googaws makes sense. And it's packed with retail and restaurants. The owner made sure the cinema would reopen. The Paseo doesn't have even a 10th of what the Americana has. So if it's going to survive -- it needs at bare minimum a movie theater. Covid isn't going away completely. But neither are movie theaters. Movies have endured even with the fact people have had home theaters for 30 years or so. People like to go out. And eventually movie theaters are going to be the big draw they've always been. Without a theater -- Paseo will be a ghost mall with apartments. And if we're lucky -- a major developer (like the one who designed Faneuil Hall and the NY Seaport) will purchase Paseo, raze it and give the city its first truly great multi-use retail space.

Paseo Colorado is located on the south side of Colorado between Marengo and Los Robles. It's been years since I've been to Old Pasadena but I do remember coming here when this place was still "new". Coming back to this mall made me realize how being outdoors and on multiple levels and multiple buildings that seem to be unconnected is sort of a pain. There's a lot of having to go up and down stairs if you don't feel like waiting for the elevators that seem quite slow. I look at this place now and it seems more like a place where people live (residential properties) instead of places to actually do real shopping. We were just walking around on a Sunday because this seems to be a nice place to walk but in hindsight not really. There's not much to see here. It sort of reminds me of a mall in Mount Lebanon called the Galleria where it really doesn't specialize in anything or have anything really of significance. There are decent places to eat it seems but overall it's sort of meh. I ended up finding parking on the street and there was some sort of protest going on at in front of the auditorium building steps. The stay didn't last very long as all we did was stop by the Yard House for a few drinks before leaving. Honestly I wasn't impressed this go around compared to perhaps the first time I saw this place almost 2 decades ago.

The area has wide open spaces to walk around but it always seems that it's holding on to it's last breath. We stop by here often to go to the movies, The Rose, El Cholo, PF Changs, and the Yard House. I never pay for parking because after 6pm I usually find street parking for free.

This is an outdoor shopping mall. It is considered the newer part of Pasadena. It is few blocks away from Old Town Pasadena. It has underground parking, which you can get validation to take few dollars off from most places you visit (ex movie theater, restaurants, shops). It is surrounded by an luxury apartment. This place is known to have events. I normally come to their annual Pasadena Chalk Festival. This year it will be on 6-17-17 and 6-18-17 from 10am-7pm. This month coming up, they have Motown Pasadena on 3-10-17 at 6pm, where you can listen to music and dance to sounds of Motown. Bring your kids, kids will get to do crafts and get their face painted for free This mall is deteriorating. It used to have better stores, but they all have left to Old Town Pasadena or Santa Anita Mall. We are left with very few options such as : BCBG Max Azria, Victoria Secret, White House & Black Market, Brighton, Bath & Body Works, Brookstone,, Chico's, DSW shoes, Jacadi, Tommy Bahama. Yes, I know this is a sad list. They are known for better restaurants. They have Yard House, Tokyo Wako, PF Chang's, Islands, El Cholo Café, Cali Burger and Bodega. They have a great movie theater called ARC light and they have a Wine & Canvas Parking: $9 Max without validation $6 Max with validation 90 minutes free with validation $1.50 each 30 minutes after Overall, it is alright. I rather go to Santa Anita Mall. Parking is free and more stores to shop

Do people still come here? Really? For what reasons? OK, I kid. I know theres got to be some or many people who come here to shop and dine since its still 'here'. Paseo Colorado is not the best outdoor mall. Especially having a lot of our favorite shops just a few blocks away in Old Pasadena, this mall is often forgotten. In fact, the lot itself is pretty huge but theres nowhere to shop! Most of the shops available here are the ones that people dont often shop at. Every time I am here, it looks so dead. It doesnt matter on the weekdays or weekends, its always dead. Its almost as bad as 'so-called' their ONLY mall in Hilo, HI. So then why do I come here? THE only store I like to go is DSW. I dont see any other locations nearby besides this one. So I have to. Other than DSW, none of the stores pique any interest. Parking garage is available for your convenience AND you can get it validated without any hassle at the machine located near H&M (like the one you see at Nordstrom at The Grove). I dont exactly know how long its validated for but I want to say 1 hour and 30 minutes like the other parking structures in Old Pasadena. Paseo Colorado has potential because its location isnt too bad, parking is doable BUT until they can get more popular and famous brand shops, I dont see it going anywhere.

Love their kids events (now first Saturday of each month), how clean it is, has some great stores for shopping and restaurants for larger gatherings. I was always upset at their parking situation since it's pricey and or difficult to determine which stores validate... until today, where I'll share the secret. Validation spot is to the left of h&m, just to the right of the ice cream vending machines! Honor system so please use this knowledge of free 90 minutes of parking appropriately.

Paseo is not my favorite. There isn't much here except for Yard House, H&M, and Bath and Body Works. Other than that there isn't much. Arclight, Macys, BJs, VS/Pink, all closed down. If your parking isn't validated you'll have to pay. There are also a few small shops to browse. This is a quick in and out though. I've lived in Pasadena my whole life and hardly ever visit Paseo unless I'm eating at Yard House or need something quick from Bath and Body Works. There definitely needs to be more stores for foot traffic to pick up because there is not much that helps Paseo stand out. If I'm honest I'm surprised Paseo is still standing! I'm surprised Paseo wasn't turned into just all luxurious apartments after so many stores closed. I recommend driving the extra few minutes to Santa Anita or Glendale Galleria. More stores and more to do.

I ordered a cute blazer and was excited to pick it up from this location. When I went to the store, the Manager said she saw my name but that she was shipping it out already. Seriously?! So I call Customer Service and they told me now it's completely cancelled. Unavailable to buy or purchase. Apparently, once they remove it from the system, it's done for. I told CS that I was told online that Pasadena had it available and I bought it. I just needed a confirmation email. When I went to the store, the Manager was like: "I mailed it out. Were you the one who bought it? What's your name?" Hello I go there a lot to buy things and she just "shipped it off". I'm amazed at the lack of common sense people have. Why would you ship something if you saw someone ordered it and is waiting for a confirmation email? Obviously she didn't care if I don't get my order. No attempt to even not ship it out? Headquarters knows that the black girl helped me a lot but I am beyond horrified at the Store Manager for doing that. I read amazing reviews and was looking forward to that particular blazer and now, nope, it is totally gone. It was a classic piece too. Like a must have. I don't know why she obviously saw my name and did not care to put it aside and contact me via email or phone about my order. Based on her inattentive and insensitive behavior, I feel like returning everything I just bought! Blazers like that match everything and I feel like she definitely had NO right to just send it away seeing that I just ordered it. I am just speechless sometimes, it makes me angry.

I am giving this an extra star because it is one of those new types of Los Angeles Malls that are built to look and feel like a mini city, with streets and shops and eateries along winding pathways with street signs and cobbled roads and everything made to make you think that you are in some European village or some quaint little city. And the new trend in this type of place is for the little streets to have apartments over the shops. And this Mall has some great looking apartments. So if you are from a place like Boston or Chicago - you can move into one of the party-luxury apartments and then live as if you are overlooking a village. Also - this is a shopping mall that actually has a high-end grocery store in in it. Love it

The 2016 YELP 500, Review #104: Neutral review because nothing offered interested me. Especially after being so full after having a late lunch at El Cholo. Validated parking gets you a discount... so do what ever you have to do to remember to get it done. If it is a rainy day, listen to me when I say, "Pass up this place and head to the local mall". Ladies, this is an open air shopping center... no place for a freshly done hairstyle or the raincoat-less stroll during downpours. Thankfully this is L.A. and drought is our middle name!

Every time I go there it is at least $12 parking with validation. Why spend time and money there when there are so many other options?

Take in a dine and dash for the movies Whether it's an all you can eat steak at the newly freshly remodeled Porto Alegre or a relaxing meal at the Yard House for friends. Then afterwards a great evening to enjoy the movies with designated seats. There are many empty stores here and signs of some remodeling taking place. Hoping for a major makeover or new added businesses that will attract lotsa of famous named businesses. But that's up to the property owners to get together with the city and big financers to deal out the money for a major makeover. Overall, we always seem to have a great time here. P.S. Don't forget to get your parking validated. The theatre comps you the most for your parking. Just walk inside and right by the door comp your parking...save $$$

Paseo is one of the few and older outdoor open air malls in the Los Angeles Area. The stores here constantly change because people go to Old Town to shop more then they do here. A lot of the restaurants are the same since I started coming here 10+ years ago. They have an underground parking lot that almost every store validates for up to 90 minutes. After that, it is $1.50 to park. First floor is where most of the shops are. Single walkways. There are also shops along Colorado. The second floor does not really connect so you might have to walk up and down to get to different sides of the second floor. They had a foodie set up on the Saturday I came. Ton of different food vendors.

Am not really a fan of this mall... The only good thing is the Arclight and maybe Yard House. If your Equinox gym is here that's good too. Not a lot of great shopping or stores.

I only come here because I'm a member of equinox and I used to go to Pasadena jazz institute years ago. The structure really needs new management. I know malls are dying unless you are Caruso affiliated but it wouldn't take much to make better. 90 mins free parking for equinox members would bring more business in shops/restaurants. I'm considering quitting equinox because of paying for parking and the only reason I shop in center is because I'm at gym. The other night the elevator was broken and I'm carrying my 2 year old and my big gym bag up dangerous stairways through trash areas unlit with employees smoking weed in dark to equinox door... There were no signs directing for detour. Better security and attendants and powerwash and paint ... I know it's money and you guys are a mall in 2020 but give people an incentive to keep coming back and supporting.

The Paseo used to be the old outdated Pasadena mall.. now it is a very posh live/shop plaza with everything a spendy shopper could want. It's a great date spot because they have a nice movie theater, some great dining and a lot of good shopping and people watching. Love the MAC store at this location and the BCBG MAXAZRIA and always love to hit the Yard House for a drink and a bite too. There is no free parking and there is never enough of it, but other than that, the place is pretty cool. If you like The Block in OC or the Grove in LA.. you will like this place.. great afternoon hang out or night spot.. and walking down Colorado is always entertaining.. lots of action on the weekends.

I guess this is THE place in Pasadena, but for someone who's grown up around here, it isn't anything very special. I've never been a fan of Pasadena in the first place. There is an air of arrogance, and the streets are horribly designed. Paseo Colorado is just like any other mall. The only thing worth seeing is the nearby City Hall and Civic Auditorium.

I know it is not what it used to be, but it is still my preferred place in Pasadena. When every second day you hear about a new mall opening, and when some malls charge you A LOT just to park your car, Paseo is still reasonable. Can use some changes and some work to improve, but which place does not. I do agree that 3 stars does reflect the mall, but I will go with 4 stars just for the great days I had here.

Nice place for a bite to eat or some shopping. The parking garage is underground and you can get validated at a store or restaurant. Kind of a hassle but that's just how it goes. Really cool architecture.

So so sad. I live so close and had no idea this place had turned into a ghost town. Before Covid it was still doing ok, but now there is really just DSW, Bath/Body Works and very few boutique shops. It's become so vacant and abandoned that you can find parking anywhere, the elevators/stairs are empty, and it's scary to be so alone and hear no voices and see no people. And, they still charge for parking ($1.50 for 90 minutes, or free with a store validation -- but there are no stores!). A total skip. Such a shame. Don't go at night -- it's scary -- you'll be alone and it can feel scary -- homeless are also starting to hang out in the area since no one is around to stop them.

The Paseo is now a ghost town and is a shell of it's former self. The parking lot is very empty, the cinema is closed and only a handful of stores and restaurants remain open. It's only time this place will be completely shutdown and I'm surprised how some places are still open and in business to this day. Avoid this place and head to the Shops at Santa Anita for a more lively experience and larger selection of stores and restaurants.

The Paseo Colorado was built originally in 2001 and remodeled in 2011. As such it is a little seedy around the edges. Several of the prestige venues have moved out like the Border Grill and Macy's and Gelson's. The big deal for me at the PC is the Arclight Theaters which i have reviewed elsewhere. There are some good venues left as in the Bone Yard (er-i mean Yard House), Islands but the retailers are not exciting particularly as compared to the Glendale Americana and the Grove in LA. I read that MAPLE is coming to the PC and this should up the ante in this outdoor mall quite a bit.

I go here for arclight movies and enjoy it. I am posting because as we were leaving tonight I noticed this air filter (I think) covered with grime. Needs to be changed. Please change air filters oooh n the parking garage and ill change much review. I thank you. Other drivers thank you and the parking workers will thank you.

I'm glad that after the Covid Lockdown, the Stay at Home Order, and the Tier System ended I was able to go back to the Paseo because it's my favorite Outdoor Center, it gets the least foot traffic, and it's the closest Outdoor Center to me that has a parking garage with narrow escalators. The only thing I didn't like about the first time I went back there last year was to see and hear that the Cold Stone up there closed because I never had a chance to go back there and see the fans go at that Cold Stone one last time. I miss that Cold Stone a lot I hope something good take it place but the haven't announced what's going to go in there because the signage is still up, the hours are still posted, the flavors labels are still posted, and the walls still have banners on them. Luckily Yard House and DSW are still there which is good for me because DSW is the only store that still has escalators and Yard House is the business that has the most fans. More good things for me are that the fountain on the second floor that's between Noor and El Chollo is still there and it's on almost all the time and whenever I go there I'm able to park on the lower level in the parking garage and go on the narrow escalators and the narrow escalators have been working most of the time. I hope the next time I go to the Paseo I get to pet a stranger's dog because it's been awhile since I got to pet stranger's dog when I was there and I hope the stranger's dog I get to pet is a girl because most of the stranger's dogs I got to pet were girls.

Welcome to an outdoor chain store mall with a supermarket and a bunch of restaurants (mostly chains again) and my favorite thing ever *rolls*eyes* paid parking.... grrrrrrrr Pro Tip: You can get parking for free for up to 2 hours if you visit a store or find the free validation machine at the top of the escalator. Occasionally you can take advantage of the parking here if you go next store to the ice rink and get a cheaper price (unless you find free) parking around the rink. They wont let you park in the lot here if you are headed to the Pasadena convention center though... The stores cover all kinds of stuff like shoes, clothing, wino painting (yeah you ladies know what I mean, i know), and eclectic knick knacks. The restaurants are sometimes so so and sometimes horrible (islands). haha None the less, this place isnt a great stop most of the time to me, but the theater does help make it a destination spot. Enjoy it if you go, but you wont hardly ever find me here.

I feel like this mall skews to an older crowd, but they've made some changes over the years and it's growing more on me! Love bodega wine bar on level 2, the new H&M, brunch at The Great Maple, and boozing during movie time at the Arclight. Parking can be terrible especially during peak shopping season. You can park in the neighborhoods but it will be a slightly longer walk for you.

Eh, it's been kinda meh since they closed down Macy's and Harry & David's. However, this mall houses a huge parking lot - and it's right across from many many restaurants. Free 90 minute validation for restaurants. Not sure what the Arclight validates for, I believe it's 4 hours. Max is $9 without validation and $6 with validation. There are places to drink, eat, shop, and all. Just depending on where you go. There are plenty of restaurants and not that many shops anymore. If you want to shop, head over to Old Town where there are plenty of shop AND if you don't mind, not too far of a walk to Old Town Pasadena, if you're planning to dine at the Paseo (so you don't have double pay). It's nicely decorated for the holidays and all.