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How do the malls of So Cal stack up?

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Is there some sort of ranking of all the So Cal malls somewhere..from the Santa Monica Mall, Beverly Center, Glendale Galleria, etc..
 
I love them all. Unlike here in Sacramento where there are 2!!! Jesus christ, a tuesday afternoon is a fuggen battlefield in the parking lot.
 
Yeah I've never been a really big fan of malls..but after being to some of the ones down here they're quite a trip to go to.
 
From what i gather the Galleria in Houston is pretty good. It seems like whenever big names are in town they are spotted shopping there. OR it could be like an oasis in the middle of a desert... who knows?
 
they're mostly all good

I have Glendale Galleria, Paseo Colorado, and Santa Anita Mall, all just a hop, skip, and jump away
 
I haven't been to a mall in a while! I did all my holiday shopping online 😀

I suppose you can visit "travel sites" and find out if they rated any LA County malls there... Here's an example, but there don't seem to be any user ratings.

p.s., I take it back -- I've been to a mall recently; to get new eyeglasses at an optometrist 🙂 Pics to be posted tomorrow... They're Oakley prescription frames, too. 😀
 
Beverly Center pwns all bar none. For the eye candy alone that mall rocks. Milfs, teeny boppers, models whatever floats your boat. That mall is stacked. Shopping wise its great to0 if you have the money. South Coast is the Orange County version of Beverly Center.
 
Originally posted by: Klandestine
From what i gather the Galleria in Houston is pretty good. It seems like whenever big names are in town they are spotted shopping there. OR it could be like an oasis in the middle of a desert... who knows?
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There is nothing good in Houston. Nothing. It's an armpit of a town. Perhaps one day one of the larger oil refineries will explode and burn the whole city to the ground.
 
I was in in LA, we went to the Century City mall. That was a nice place. A very unique, and well executed outdoor mall.

We also went to the Glendale Galleria, but I didn't think that was anything special.
 
Indoor and outdoor malls combined, I think SoCal has some of the best.

Irvine Spectrum, South Coast Plaza, 3rd Street Promenade...All good stuff
Originally posted by: Klandestine
From what i gather the Galleria in Houston is pretty good. It seems like whenever big names are in town they are spotted shopping there. OR it could be like an oasis in the middle of a desert... who knows?
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There's jsut nothing else to do here...except drink.

But you can't drink 24 hours a day...

Although I've seen many Texans who try 😉
 
i got lost in the del amo fashion center too... it's way too big

i think south coast plaza is great... it has all the nice stores that i like to shop at

also, third street in santa monica is a cool place to just go hang out at... it's close to the boardwalk 😀

the grove is also nice.. they have a woodranch 😛 mmmm
 
Beverly Center, South Coast, Fashion Island, Fashion Square, Century City, Westside Pavillion, Brea Mall, and Glendale Galleria are all the major ones off the top of my head.
 
i think my fave would be south coast plaza. i also enjoy the beverly center but i can never find anything there except headaches from trying to park. also one of my faves is defintely 3rd street promenade. del amo i don't like, it feels run down to me. i've only been to paseo colorado once but it was nice to walk through.

westside pavillion is pretty far down the list for me.
 
Originally posted by: freesia39
del amo i don't like, it feels run down to me.
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Well, like I said, I haven't been there since the late 80s. If they haven't remodeled I'm sure it looks a bit outdated by now.
 
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