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It is a big shopping mall with two floor.
The Shops at Santa Anita is one of the top entertainment, dining, and shopping destinations around here. There’s something for everyone in this massive mall.
Map and Store Guide for The Shops at Santa Anita
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There are two primary spaces for shoppers to explore.
On the first floor, you’ll find a large variety of lifestyle and fashion brand. You’ll see all your favorite retail shops (H&M, Zara, JCPenney, etc.) and big department stores (Nordstrom, Macy’s). If you’re looking for something a little different, check out stores like Free People, Anthropologie, or Abercrombie & Fitch. Looking to get in touch with your athletic side? You can find several sports stores, including Foot Locker, Champs Sports, and the official Dodgers Clubhouse store. And if jewelry is your thing, head over to Daniel’s Jewelers, Kevin Jewelers, or Valliani Jewelers. Other electronics and services include Verizon and GameStop, while CellFix can handles all your phone repair needs.
On the first floor, however, you’ll find an incredibly diverse selection of food to eat. From fast-casual chains such as Panda Express, Chick-fil-A, and Chipotle, to more specialized restaurants, there’s something for everyone. Asian fare is well-represented here, with places like Ramen Nagi, Benihana, and 99 Ranch Market. There are plenty of boba tea shops too: Its Boba Time, Wushiland, etc. There are sweet treats too; Dippin Dots, Bacio di Latte, Cinnabon. And if you’re looking for a full-blown meal, you can head over to Lucky Strike or The Cheesecake Factory for some full-service dining and entertainment.
That theme carries through to the second floor, which is home to another slew of shops. You’ll find department stores like Macy’s and Nordstrom, plus JCPenney. For fashion, there’s Victoria’s Secret (for women), Chico’s, Talbots, Levi’s, and Uniqlo (for everyday staples). There are also clothing choices for kids at Abercrombie Kids and GapKids.
A good chunk of the floor is dedicated to entertainment. Watch the newest films at AMC Theatres, grab some food and play arcade games at Dave & Buster’s, or spend some quality family time at Hello Pottery. If you’re in it for fitness and health, look no further than Diamond Massage and EoS Fitness. And if you want to sing your heart out, head over to Luxy Karaoke Lounge for some private karaoke room.
The second floor has different dining options different than those downstairs. Of course, Asian food is still a strong suit here, with popular eateries such as Haidilao for hot pot and Din Tai Fung for dumplings. There’s also Hodori for Korean BBQ and XIBEI for Chinese. Try Matcha REN for coffee and tea, or The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf for more coffee and tea. For snacks and fast food, there’s Dairy Queen, Wetzel’s Pretzels, and Auntie Anne’s. With this much selection, everyone will be able to find something they want to eat.
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