The Grove

Beautiful and upscale outdoor mall which is adjacent to the original Farmers Market in Los Angeles. The Grove has probably around 100 shops and eateries with underground parking, valet parking as well, and includes a large water pond with tall spouts of water, a movie theatre, and just a great ambience.

This is a great place to walk around as well as shop. We ate at Alma, Mexican restaurant, however they have a lot of nice places like the Cheesecake Factory and Chill since '93.

Make sure you take time as well to check out the Farmers Market. Wonderful place to visit

I recently visited The Grove for a day of shopping. I was impressed with the selection of high-end stores and designer brands available. The mall was clean, well-maintained, and had a great atmosphere. The customer service was excellent and the staff were very helpful with any questions I had. The mall also had a variety of dining options, from fast food to fine dining, and all the restaurants had delicious food. I would definitely recommend The Grove to anyone looking for a luxurious shopping experience. The hotel at The Grove was absolutely stunning, with beautiful decor, spacious rooms and top-notch amenities. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure that all of my needs were met during my stay. The room was cleaned and tidied every day, and the bed was very comfortable. The hotel's restaurant served delicious food and had a great selection of drinks. The location was also very convenient, with many attractions and points of interests nearby. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a luxurious and high-end experience.

One of my favorite places! Especially at Christmas, no one does it better than The Grove! Lots of stores and high end boutiques. Nordstrom, Banana Republic, Barnes and Noble. Lots of great restaurants with ambience. It is a must see at Christmas but always a great place to visit. Great outdoor atmosphere and the Farmer's Market is right here.

Beautiful and upscale outdoor mall which is adjacent to the original Farmers Market in Los Angeles. The Grove has probably around 100 shops and eateries with underground parking, valet parking as well, and includes a large water pond with tall spouts of water, a movie theatre, and just a great ambience.

This is a great place to walk around as well as shop. We ate at Alma, Mexican restaurant, however they have a lot of nice places like the Cheesecake Factory and Chill since '93.

Make sure you take time as well to check out the Farmers Market. Wonderful place to visit

Has one of the best parking structures I’ve seen in LA (no hassle or traffic even on a weekend), you can park for about an hour and a half for $2. They have lots of nice restaurants and stores, live music, and fountains. I wish there was more free outdoor tables but business is business.

No"2 shopping mall in LA

You can head to this mall either for a shopping or just for a good walk to adjust your mood.

As a shopping mall it has a lot of great brands to shop from, and as a place to take a walk.. its well designed and decorated so you will be amused while walking, also if you are here to grab a bite or drink coffee you're in the right place, many great option for dining and drinking in here.

Parking building is huge and you will definitely find parking, but it's more expensive than other.

Really like the aesthetics of this mall, very beautiful and well kept. While I typically would shop at most of the stores, I enjoyed the layout. My family and I particularly enjoyed the Farmer’s Market area and the eateries available. Had fun at the pop ups held by both Apple TV+ and Peacock.

My experience started with a 10min wait to use the ladies restroom. I then was surprised to see the fancy bathroom has run out of toilet paper (had just enough squares) in my stall after I waited to use it -___-
Would have been nice if the lady before me warned me. I def warned the next girl.

This was just a foreshadowing of how crowded the Grove is (especially on the weekend).

I didn’t enjoy squishing through crowds and sucking it in trying to get by aisles.
The Americana in Glendale is so much better cause it has the same ambience and decorations but with less crowds.

The Grove does have the Farmer’s Market though and that is always a thriving place with unique food experiences.

Parking is crazy and one can get dizzy with how many times you have to circle up. But the top floor does offer a nice view (it’s now employee parking).

Thankfully we only stayed about 1.5 hours and got free validation from Nordstrom and didn’t have to pay!
We only paid for the delicious crepe from the French Crepe Company at the farmer’s market.

FUN FACT: Did you know that the Grove shopping center is a more popular tourist destination than Disneyland?
The Grove is a world-class outdoor shopping mall.
Here in Los Angeles a beautiful place you can walk around like the Grove feels like an oasis from the desert of cars!
If you include the local grocery stores and salons around the area, you can pretty much definitively say that you have everything you need within a short walks distance.

They specialize in more of the “higher end” or more expensive retail, food and entertainment.

It’s fun for the whole family. They have a fun trolley you can hop aboard that takes you all around the shopping center.

They have a gorgeous fountain in the center with a bridge you can walk over, they have a few bars including one in the movie theater!

Each of your senses will be invigorated, the smells of cologne and movie theater popcorn, the tastes of delicious foods both savory and sweet. The sounds of string quartets playing by the fountain or of Sinatra on the speakers. The feelings of fabric as you try on the newest Coach jacket or the feeling of brisk holiday air cooling your skin as you ride on the trolley.

This is a really nice place to shop. Higher end shops. They have a Christmas house. A very tall Christmas tree that is almost perfect shape. Plenty of parking in a deck conveniently located. Very clean and well kept. The apple store is amazing.