The mall is a great place to find everything that you need in relatively close proximity. From trendy designer stores to tasty Frappuccino’s, everything in a mall is just a walk, or an escalator ride away. If you live almost anywhere in Los Angeles County, you can find a mall nearby for a good day of retail therapy and ambiance. But if you really want to go for the big Los Angeles County malls, check out this list of the largest malls in Los Angeles:
Glendale Galleria
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Home to over 200 stores, this huge Los Angeles mall offers 1.6 square feet of shopping, dinning and more. Initially a smaller, indoor mall, Glendale Galleria expanded during the eighties and nineties and celebrated it’s 40-year anniversary in 2016. Featuring classic mall stores like Ann Taylor, Coach, BEBE and plenty of teen and kids stores such as PacSun, this mall has something for everyone. With the Americana at Brand being a part of this mall, it is definitely a must visit if you are in the area.
Address: 100 W Broadway, Glendale, CA 91210
Westfield Topanga
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At a whopping 2.1 million square foot, Westfield Topanga features a mix of stores from top luxury brands like Burberry and Gucci, to the more relaxed Target store where you can score some great deals. The mall offers plenty of choices when it comes to dinning from The Cheescake Factory to the EMC Seafood and Raw Bar. There is also an outdoor dining area, plenty of kid friendly amenities and regularly scheduled events including makeovers, yoga and, of course, Taco Tuesday.
Address: 6600 Topanga Canyon Blvd, Canoga Park, CA 91303
Lakewood Center
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Located in Lakewood City, the Lakewood center boats over 2.1 million square feet of space, the center is home to 250 stores and offers plenty of variety. For fashion lovers, Lakewood offers a few stores including Aeropostale, Torrid, Wet Seal and Guess. The mall is also home to Macy’s, JC Penny, Forever 21 and Target. In addition to its eateries, the mall also conveniently houses Costco and Albertsons- allowing you to buy groceries like a responsible adult and splurge on your favorite fashion and beauty products at the same location.
Address: 500 Lakewood Center Mall, Lakewood, CA 90712
Del Amo Fashion Center
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With over 2 million square feet and 200 stores the Del Amo Fashion Center is among the largest of Los Angeles County malls. The Del Amo mall was actually the country’s largest mall at one point. Located in Torrance, Del Amo prides itself in its Costal Chic ambiance and boasts famous retailers like Hugo Boss and Kate Spade New York. Of course, you’ll also find your favorite high-end department stores like Nordstrom and Macy’s. The mall also promises plenty of eateries and an AMC theater – in case you need that shopping break!
Address: 3525 W Carson St, Torrance, CA 90503
Beverly Center
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Recently renovated, this large Los Angeles mall offers eight floors of shopping and plenty of delicious dining options. At 883 thousand square feet housing over 100 stores, the Beverly Center may not appear to be much in terms of square footage. However, with a diverse population of shoppers – including Bel Air and Beverly Hills’ finest – this mall is big in a whole other way. Nestled between West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, the Beverly Center is home to both the iconic and the novel. Inside, fashionistas can enjoy Prada, Gucci, Fendi, Salvatore Ferragamo, Versace and more. The center is also home to a variety of restaurants and eateries including new additions such as Italian Cal Mare, Farm House, Egg Slut and Tocoya Organica. And if, for some reason, you can’t get enough, you can head right across the street to Beverly Connection for more shopping- including Marshalls- and more food- including Corner Bakery and the iconic Johnny Rockets which still sports the 1950’s vibe.
Address: 8500 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048
Los Angeles offers plenty of amazing malls that didn’t make this list simply because it is limited to the top five largest malls. Great runners up that are definitely worth checking out include The Hollywood and Highland mall, which connects to the Chinese Theater as well as plenty of local malls such as The Grove, which connects to the Farmers Market.
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