Westfield Century City

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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

Enjoyed a meal at Din Tai Fung and shopped for a bit. It's a beautiful mall with a ton of shopping and food options. However, parking is such a pain that I rarely go here despite all the great options. On the weekends it's $1 for every 15 mins ($4 per hour) that starts right when you enter the garage ( you do not get a free hour on the weekends). It took 15 mins just to park plus another 15-20 mins waiting for their elevators to and from the car (did not see the escalators or stairs). They should give at least 15-20 mins for free on the weekends due to it taking time to park and to walk to and from your car.

I paid $16 to park for a little over 3.5 hours. Very few of the restaurants and stores will validate, and if they do it's only valid during the validation period so if you go over that the validation is completely invalid.

The good:
This mall is gorgeous and upscale with stores like Bloomingdale's, Rolex, American Girl dolls, Tesla and Nordstroms. I first came here for the free Grinch popup event which was spectacular. During that time, they had a Christmas market setup with cute shops and a Santa's letter drop off mail box as well as a Mrs. Claus's bake shop Where you could pay to meet her. They also had an awesome fake steak engine that spurt out steam every now and then. I came again for the Bluey Camp experience. The outdoor lounge chairs and furniture here are exquisite and high quality. They are architecturally beautiful and made of real woods and stone. There are so many good spots to eat here and a lot of outdoor seating options. There's also an Eataly. The family restrooms are clean, modern, spacious and convenient with lounge couches, a coffee table with toys, breast feeding rooms
And multiple diaper changing spaces. It's also pet friendly!

The bad:
You have to pay for parking in the structure.

The interesting:
You can see the Cyber Truck here on display at the Tesla store. They have a fenced off dog relief area upstairs by Bake Cheese Tarts. It has turf and a fake dog statue.

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.

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.

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!

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!

Cool mall. Parking rates that make you feel like they don't want you to stay too long.

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.