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The Puente Hills Mall is a two-level entertainment, dining, and shopping destination that’s always bustling with activity. Whether you’re looking to hang out with your friends or family, there’s something here for everyone!
Use the search bar in the upper-left corner to explore the interactive map. This will allow you to scroll through different categories if you want to browse around, or type in the name of the store you’re looking for to easily locate it. At the bottom-right corner, there is some buttons that let you zoom in (or out) as well as go into full-screen mode for an even better look. If you hover your mouse cursor over the map, you’ll be able to scroll up/down to zoom in/out. Finally, the mall itself span across two floors: one is labeled “L1” and the other is labeled “L2.” By clicking those floor labels in the top-right corner, you’ll toggle back-and-forth between them. When you click on any of the pins representing stores, you’ll see more information about that particular shop.
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Puente Hills Mall caters to all types of shoppers. Both levels house large department stores such as Macy’s, which sells a variety of home goods and clothing. If you’re looking for deals, check out Ross Dress for Less and Burlington. Trendy, inexpensive clothing is available from brands like Cotton On, H&M, and Forever 21. Younger shoppers will enjoy streetwear and pop culture merchandise found in stores like Hollister, Hot Topic, and Zumiez. Sneakerheads will be happy with the many shoe retailers like Vans, Journeys, and Foot Locker. Specialty boutiques include Daniel’s Jewelers, Levik’s Jewelers, and King’s Formalwear for accessories and formal attire. Shoppers interested in specific hobbies or interests will appreciate the mall’s selection of stores selling sports memorabilia, anime, comics, and dance supplies. Various salons provide nail and hair services and there are stores like GNC and Bath & Body Works for beauty and health care products.
And it’s not just about eating: You’ve got plenty to choose from when it comes to dining variety. Grabbing a quick bite? Try the offerings from Hot Dog on a Stick, Auntie Anne’s or Wetzel’s Pretzels. Thirsty for tea? Head to Boba Time or One Zo for some boba goodness. Looking for something more substantial? Check out the Mexican fare at El Chamango or Tacos Mexico. Craving some Asian eats? Visit Makino Sushi & Seafood Buffet, Tokyo Grill or L&L Hawaiian Barbecue. Feeling American comfort food? Buffalo Wild Wings (with sports screens) and Applebee’s has you covered.
And if you’re looking for a way to kill time, there’s a 20-screen AMC movie theater on both floors. It’s more than just movies. There are karaoke, arcade games, and bowling lanes at Round 1 Bowling & Amusement. There is an indoor play area for kids at LeFunland USA. Get your workout in with a visit to one of the 24 Hour Fitness gyms on both floors.
And it’s not all about entertainment, there is a service element, too. There are optical shops, shoe repair, and photography studios. Passes for Foothill Transit can be picked up at the Foothill Transit Store. There are recruiting offices for the Army and Navy.
Whether you’re looking to watch a movie, get a pedicure, or buy some new sneakers there’s something for everyone. It’s also designed in a way that moves seamlessly between places to eat and shop. While it may be busy for some, the variety of shops does help to space people out. Overall, it’s a place where the community comes together for all things food, retail, and fun!
This directory map is up-to-date as of when it was created, but stores do switch out on occasion. We’ll update accordingly. Be sure to bookmark this page so you can easily reference the directory next time you visit.