Visitors will find all kinds of name brand retailers at this Chino Hills promenade mall. From footwear and clothing to housewares and mattresses, the mall is a veritable one-stop shop. The familiar H&M, Victoria's Secret, Banana Republic and Vans are all here in addition to a couple of local shops like Red E Surf and Dolcissimo Bakery. The mall holds events throughout the year as well, starting with the weekly Farmer's Market every Wednesday and live music on certain dates. The food court has the ubiquitous California Pizza Kitchen, Chipotle and Panera, but try the local coffeehouse Dripp, or the Kickin' Crab for something different.
Located in downtown Claremont, this promenade district is bordered on the east and west by 1st and 2nd Streets and on the north-south by Oberlin and Harvard Avenues. Inside the district, shoppers and diners will find restaurants like Aruffo's Italian Cuisine, Espiau's and Petiscos, while kitschy local shops like Buddhamouse Emporium, Authentix and Nectar Clothing provide the wares. Indeed, this is the place to visit if you want to shop in Claremont.
Upscale fashion and fine dining have a home at the South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Some of the top names in the industry like Burberry and Chanel, have a home among the more affordable choices like the H&M mega store and GAP. There is also a variety of restaurants to sate your appetite after a day of shopping. The mall also hosts many events throughout the year, from fundraising concerts to a Christmas tree lighting ceremony. With hundreds of boutiques, department stores and restaurants to choose from, a trip to the South Coast Plaza can easily become an all-day event, so be sure to plan accordingly.
This eclectic hub offers a refreshing alternative to the typical mall experience with its diverse mix of shops, restaurants, and art installations. You can admire the vibrant murals that adorn the walls here, explore the rotating art exhibitions, and witness live performances by local artists. Not just that, but the diverse array of culinary delights from The LAB's eclectic mix of restaurants and eateries makes your visit exciting and fun. From mouthwatering burgers and gourmet pizzas to fresh seafood and international flavors, you can enjoy all of these by settling into a cozy corner with a good book if you are alone or with your friends.
Located behind Disneyland across Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim GardenWalk is a lively complex that offers a combination of dining and shopping experiences. Majority of the restaurants here are renowned establishments such as Roy's, Cheesecake Factory, California Pizza Kitchen, and Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. For a lively outing with friends, you can visit the Bowlmor Lanes bowling alley. Furthermore, the center includes stores like Skechers and Sunglass Hut. While the selection may be modest, it is adequate to warrant a leisurely stroll through the center.
Montclair Place was formerly called Montclair Plaza, however in 2015, the shopping center updated its look as well as its name. There are more than 50 well-known stores, some of which include Macy's, Nordstrom, Barnes & Noble and Forever 21 among many others. The outdoor mall is quite large and many restaurants and fast food establishments can be found throughout. Crafters Hand Made Burgers and Great Khan's Mongolian BBQ are a couple of the standouts among those you already know like Subway, Panda Express and Cinnabon.
Ocean Gear sells surfboards, skateboards, shoes and clothing from popular companies like ES, Realm, Counter Culture, Girl, Chocolate, DVS, Globe, Etnies and more. It also specializes in clothing and sunglasses for adults and children. Lines include Hurley, Roxy, Billabong, Arnette and Oakley. Within this store you will find everything you need for a life or just a vacation in the Southern California sun.
This kitschy little boutique is located inside an old-fashioned air-stream trailer from 1968 and inside of it you'll find a wonderland of Tillandias. Tillandias, or more commonly known as 'Air Plants' can be found in all different species and sizes, and here they hang in cool, glass terrariums and planters. In addition to succulents, the shop sells local art, house wares and other objets d'art that make great gifts.
Elisa B. is a women's clothing store hidden away among the shops along Holly Street in historic Pasadena. Inside, the shelves and racks offer designer blouses, skirts, pants, accessories like belts and handbags as well as a curated inventory of shoes available. Some of the designers include Alexander Wang, Enza Costa, Daydreamer, Helmut Lang, Greylin and much, much more. Additionally, since traffic and parking can sometimes be hectic around this part of Pasadena, the shop offers valet parking.
Alta Baja Market is a unique, one-of-a-kind store that specializes in products that derive from the American Southwest, Mexico and California. Some of the products include wine, beer, crafts and home goods that come from these regions. Additionally, the shop provides classes and workshops in cooking, demos, pop-up dinners and idea swaps. Its location in the 4th Street Market is also another reason why people are attracted to Alta Baja.