After opening in 2002, the Grove quickly became a premier LA shopping destination. Visit flagship shops including Nordstrom, American Girl Place, Topshop by Nordstrom, and other major brands, or catch a film at its movie theater, Pacific Theatres at The Grove. The dancing fountain, as well as restaurants ranging from fast-casual chains to the high-end 189 by Dominique Ansel, the chef who invented the Cronut, also draw crowds.
Explore The Grove on a group tour or go in the company of a private guide as part of a larger LA highlights excursion. Alternatively, visit independently to enjoy a dose of self-guided retail therapy.
The concierge in the Grand Lobby assists with everything from shopping help to restaurant reservations.
The Grove’s double-decker trolley travels along First Street.
Check the Grove's calendar for timing on pop-up shops, drive-in movies, and concerts.
The Grove offers a family room, which includes a playroom, nursing rooms, changing stations, and other family-friendly amenities.
The Grove is accessible to visitors with limited mobility and offers complimentary wheelchair and stroller rentals.
The Grove is located in LA’s Fairfax District. Taxis and rideshare services make it easy to visit. If you drive, both paid valet and self-parking services are available. The Grove is also served by numerous local bus lines and can be reached by bicycle.
The Grove is open seven days a week, 365 days per year from morning until late evening. Expect extended hours for special events, and know that certain venues’ hours vary. Christmas is a popular time to visit the landmark, as it’s outfitted with a 100-foot (30-meter) Christmas tree, glittering lights, pop-ups, carolers, and an hour of “snowfall” every evening.
Adjacent to The Grove, the Original Farmers Market has been a treasured LA landmark for more than 85 years. Today, it plays host to upwards of 100 vendors, eateries, and gourmet shops, and it provides a tasty, affordable lunch option if you find yourself in the Fairfax District.
