Westfield Century City Directory Map

With eight floors of shopping and restaurants, Westfield Century City provide a large retail and dining destination. It’s a place where you can find everything from everyday items to high-end fashion and a wide variety of places to eat.

To browse all the shops offered, simply scroll through the different categories. If you’re searching for a certain store, just type its name into the search box located at the top left of the interactive map to find its location. You’ll also notice an option to go full screen located at the bottom right. You can also zoom in by scrolling your mouse down and moving your cursor around the map. You can also zoom out by using the buttons found in the lower right corner of the map. The mall is split across several floor so you’ll see labels like B2, B1, L1, L1M, L2, L3, L4, and L5. To switch views to one of those floors, click on the label of the floor you want to check out at the top right of the map. Clicking on any of the pins representing stores will shows you more information about each individual shop.

Things to Do at Westfield Century City

It has a great variety of shops, ranging from high-end labels to more casual items. Upscale department stores such as Macy’s, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdale’s takes up multiple floors and carry a variety of apparel, shoes, accessories, and beauty products. Dozens of fashion retailers has a location here if you’re seeking particular brands. You’ll find high-end boutiques such as Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Chanel, and Tiffany & Co. If you want something more affordable or casual, check out Old Navy, Uniqlo, Zara, and H&M. There is a strong presence of athletic wear from brands like lululemon, Vuori, and Adidas. Specialty shops selling accessories, footwear, and even denim round out the offerings.

There’s an equally diverse selection of places to eat, so you’ll be sure to find something to fit your meal and taste preferences. For foodies, there’s the massive Italian market, restaurant, cafe, and grocery store complex Eataly which span several floors. In addition, you have other casual dining options like Shake Shack, Chick-fil-A, and Chipotle; plus sit-down restaurants like Din Tai Fung, Katsuya, and Javier’s. For those looking for snacks or lighter fare, there’s fresh juice at Pressed and Juice Crafters, coffee at Blue Bottle Coffee and The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and salads at True Food Kitchen and Sweetgreen. And if you’re craving sweets, look no further than boba tea at Wushiland Boba, donuts at Cafe Knotted, and gelato at OGusto.

Besides dining and shopping, the mall also offers many kinds of entertainment and services. These include essential services such as shoe, watch, and jewelry repair, a USPS branch, and banking with Chase Bank. There are also health and wellness offerings, including fitness centers like Orangetheory Fitness and Equinox and clinics such as UCLA Health and One Medical. Entertainment options includes interactive game show experiences, escape rooms with The Escape Game, and movies at AMC Theatres. Finally, there are family-friendly activities like kid’s cooking classes at Little Kitchen Academy and visits to stores like Build-A-Bear Workshop, American Girl, and LEGO Store.

The selection is great, but keep in mind this is a big mall and can get crowded and take a while to walk around (there are lots of floors). It has standard parking options for a major city and good transit links. There’s a healthy blend of high-end and regular stores, so you’re likely to find what you want all under one roof. The list of stores is interactive and should of be up-to-date, though stores do come and go over time. You can also bookmark the page to find the directory again later.