The Beverly Center has been a major Los Angeles shopping destination since its debut in 1982, and comprises boutiques that range from popular national brands to high-end designer names such as Balenciaga, Coach, and Dolce & Gabbana. In addition to its shops, the center is home to a number of trendy, independent LA restaurants. The Beverly Center features on several fashion-centric Los Angeles itineraries, and is easy to visit independently, too.
For a simple way to explore the mall, download its free smartphone app and access maps, store directories, and more; free Wi-Fi is available throughout the mall.
The mall is has with elevators throughout, and offers wheelchair rental services.
The Beverly Center hosts special events throughout the year, including Black Friday shopping deals, meet-and-greets with Santa Claus, and live music performances.
The Beverly Center is located between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, at the Nexus of La Cienega and San Vicente Boulevards. The mall can be reached using taxi and ride-share services, and is also served by numerous bus lines. If you plan to drive, self-parking and valet parking options are available.
The Beverly Center is typically open from 10am-9pm, Monday-Friday; 10am-8pm on Saturday; and 10am-6pm on Sunday. However, hours change throughout the year and individual venues may operate their own hours, so it’s worth researching exact times in advance of your visit. The mall closes every year on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
The Beverly Center’s restaurants go far beyond typical mall offerings. As a reflection of its high-end pedigree, the shopping center has several fine-dining options, including Osteria Cal Mare, which specializes in Californian-Italian fusion; Farmhouse, dedicated to locally sourced fare; and Angler, a seafood restaurant opened by Michelin-starred chef Joshua Skenes.
