The Beverly Center Reviews

The Construction is a real hassle, I only shop here if I have to.I will wait until it is completed, I hope it will look better than before?

Easy parking and some nice brands. Always quiet. However no casual food options which is a pity

Rich people will get their rich fingers cut when shopping for rich merchandise at rich shops, resulting a rich lawyer suiing a rich case and making a rich ton of money from a rich multi continent company. The result? The rich people and the rich lawyer getting richer, the rich company too big to fail and the rich mall with rich shops continues to get crowded with rich people shopping, happily ever after.
And who knows under the un-fixed broken mirror there hidding a drop of rich people s rich blood wirh rich HIV virus waiting for a rich chance for another rich finger came swiping by?
And as rich doctors rich research claimed that it tool 5 years for rich people with rich HIV to get richly sick, and by that time, the rich people, the rich shop, the rich lawyer, the rich doctor, who could think of it all came from a richt swipe at the rich mirror 5 rich years ago?
Only remembered the rich finger with a drop of blood. Oh, didn t i forget to mention that this finger, is a moddle finger?

There is lots of great stores here, all high end stores so don t think you are going to come and have fashion nova at this location . We come here because they always have the latest sold out pieces in mostly stores. Free parking and valet is an option for $25.00 . Food options aren t really much the greatest and they don t have any places to get refreshments around the mall so this is why I took away one star. Other then that great places to eat around the mall .

LOVE Macys Mens store! All the best stores are at Beverly Center and right across the street at Beverly Connection

It's clean, has a lot of stores, multi-level parking, but no parking validation, nor free 1st hour parking.

A GREAT PL. TO SHOP WITH A VARIETY OF SHOPS N FOOD EATERY.

A little hard to get around with the constant updates in construction but there a lot of guides around.

This place is nice to chill out because the crowd is not rowdy, music choice is good, service is good, and food is also tasty.

Very nice shopping mall with a lot of boutiques inside and around

If your visiting from out of town well this is the best place to shop for all you brand name cloths

Check out the new Yardbird Southern Table & Bar.... opening 4/6/18!!!

This mall is not worth going to. Half of the shops are not open, No food court and they need more ticket machines. Only one ticket machine at the elevator? you need at least four per floor per elevator area.

The parking signs to exit are horrible and point you in the wrong direction, overall whoever designed this update or new build needs to talk to operations to get this excuse of a mall squared away. If I was a Stock Holder I'd be pissed off.

This place is build just to take people s money and don t even care for the health of their customers. Out of all the luxurious stores they have in this place, they don t bother to add a medic in the building. Very disappointed and probably won t ever come to this place again.

Big mall with bif brands and normal brands. You can find whatever you want to buy here

Upscale mall, parking is cheaper than in neighboring Cedars Sinai hospital.

A shopping mall with everything. However, at night the surrounding area is not very safe, so we recommend traveling by car.

Nice with big Macy's and Bloomingdales and other shops, Butter expensive also

Many fancy brands in. And clean, mordern. pretty silent. I like here

I give it 4 stars because of all the construction going on. Good variety of stores, mall has been around forever and nice to see that remodeling is happening. Parking can be a challenge. They did have staff all over assisting people with questions and directing people on where to go.

Shopping is very good, parking is cheap but there is a lack of employees to ask where the stores are, otherwise it is good.

don't want to be here, massive facility for shopping with very difficult way finding

This is basically corridors with an occasional high end store

Not bad & not good it's ok...need to be more elegant .. It's in Beverly Hills ...

It was under renovation, however I thought of another level! A delusion!

Avoid at all costs. Has been under construction for at least 2.5 years and still is. Designed by the ghost of Escher himself.

Poor excuse of a shopping centre. Been told it's been in renovations for years. Macy's aside there alt of high end store and little choice for other shops.

Target is great, as well as TJ Maxx and Marshall s, but besides that not much else to visit. Parking is okay but only a few places will validate.

A lot of car park spaces. Very quiet and definitely not for budget shoppers. Not much shopping variety.

I love very complete there is everything in the latest fashion

Great place!! Had a lot of fun browsing the many shops. Really liked that some of the shops are not boring chains, some real unique places here!

This was a nice place lots of parking kinda sucks you have to pay to park but that's how everything around here is I guess

This mall is pretty weird, the mall part is only on the 6th, 7th, and 8th floors, the rest is a giant parking garage. This mall is very upscale, so when I went I did much more looking around than buying, if you have money I guess this would be a great place to shop. The mall is going through a renovation, so it should be even better when it is done.

Ahh the remodel is killing me. You don't know what stores will be gone next. I must say thed free Friday parking is a PLUS

Showing its age..being renovated on with promising clean and bright looks. Good tenant mix of high end, mid and value brands. Hope it will finish up renovation works soon. Most probably will add at least one more star when it does.

Tips: restrooms are mostly closed, go to the ones near Bloomingdale's (level 7).

Looks much better now that it has been remodeled. But I would not not go back at all

Pretty much a fancy mall. Very large shopping center. Tourist haven.

Loved this Beverly Center. Good variety of stores. Well maintained, very neat. Food court has good options. We loved the Burrito Sushi place.

Before shopping center whatever you need they got it especially shoes

This place is clean it's a fine establishment you can see everything from the nice view in the elevators and in the windows on the side of the building you can find many restaurants and you can any designer brand.

It's a little uncomfortable, but there are many good things.

Upscale mall in Beverly Hills--you won't find a Ross Dress for Less here, or any off-brand stores. LV, Gucci, Prada, Ferrari boutique stores, and the 2 anchors are Macy's and Bloomingdale's. There's no more food court here unfortunately. This place is 8 stories tall, the first 5 stories are for parking and ground level restaurants. Parking is $1 per hour. Avoid between thanksgiving and new year--it's insane.

Bloomingdales is the Best
Although with the reconstruction going on it is a mess . Do not like it , hurry up and finish

The dining experience is wonderful ! And you can also do your shopping!

I drop in at the #Ferrari store and #AppleStore. The place is never crowded.

Lots of remodeling, confusing to get around and in and out of the building.

Great Mall..It's Changed to an Exstremely High End place.

Best place to window shop naw really nice place shop here all the time

under construction for the last 2 yrs....No food court's, hard to navigate. Wasted trip for me.

A lot of reallly high end places to shop and good ample patrking

I visit this shopping center on weekdays usually and it s not overcrowded. There are a lot of mass market clothing store and luxury as well. Huge parking lot with one hour free parking

It's much more than a shopping center, it's a strip of perfectly placed retail, business, dining, entertainment, and living space right in the heart of Los Angeles. The streets are ornate with lighting and and parking near all your favorite stores. Whether you're coming to shop, eat, drink, or simply coming home-this is one of the nicer areas to come together in the City Beautiful.

If you are hungry there are lots of fast foods. If you want leisure, you can do window shopping. Whatever you wanna do you can do it here.

I used to love the Beverly Center, I really did. I never really cared for the Grove - to much tourism, too many people.

Yesterday was my first visit after their remodeling (which was really a nightmare). I like the new design from a designer standpoint, found it cold and unwelcoming though.

And unwelcoming it was - first I was shocked when I parked - no one there? I was wondering: is it closed? Then: no people. Not that I really mind, I was not looking to find new friends/ company, but to buy three things:

A: A nespresso machine at Macy's - a cyber monday deal
B: The iphone XS or R
C: Shoes for my wonderful wife :-)

Again no people = bored staff = everyone playing with some sort of mobile devize instead of giving possible customers a welcoming look to make the come in. Shoes first: the sales lady did even bother to look up. We felt so unwelcome, almost as intruders. We left.

Then: coffee machine at Macy's. We were the only customers there, to sales reps. We asked for a specific machine - one had no idea what she was doing. The "Breville Nespresso Creatista Single Serve Espresso Machine with Milk Auto Steam Wand" in black was on display and I asked her if this model was also available in "Champagne". She shrugged - had obvoiously no idea what she was doing there. Shje helplessly looked to her colleague, who said in a harsh Russian accent to "come back later". We left.

Finally: my wife and I want to get new iphones. We went to the Apple store - possibly the busiest store in the mall, but far from being really busy. We were greeted by three important looking guys with mobile devizes to "check us in". I asked if someone could help us to decide between the iphone XS and XR - sure, there are five people in front of me - just give us 30-60 minutes. As we had a business dinner at Cleo (around the corner) in an hour, I asked if he or any of the two others could quicky explain the difference I was whisked off - come back when you bring enough time.

They must have lost their mind.

We left the Beverly Center, bought shoes in an owner operated boutique oin our way to Cleo ando ordered the coffee machine from Amazon. I am seriously considering busing a Google Pixel phone.