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Click any store on the map for details, use search and categories to find brands, and zoom in/out for a closer look.
It’s a massive mall with four floors and tons of stores. This place has become a major destination for everything from eating to hanging out.
The interactive map also includes a search bar in the upper-left corner which let you look up a particular store if needed. Just type in the store’s name, or scroll down to browse by category. To navigate around the map, just scroll with your mouse cursor, or use the buttons on the lower-right to zoom in/out, go full screen, or change your viewing angle.
A Tour of the Mall Floors and Shops
There are four level to this mall: B1 (basement), L1 (lower 1st floor), L2 (upper 1st floor), and RF (rooftop). By clicking on those level labels at the top right, readers will be able to switch back and forth between floor. When you click on one of the store pins, you’ll see additional information about the store itself.
At street level (L1), which has the most shops, you’ll see many retailers, including all the big department stores: Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale’s, and Macy’s. Other fashion options includes Zara, Anthropologie, Louis Vuitton, and Ralph Lauren. If you’re shopping for menswear, check out Peter Millar, Indochino, and Suitsupply. Home furnishing boutique RH and Arhaus have locations here too. You’ll also spot plenty of electronics (Tesla, Apple) and car dealership (Lucid, Lincoln).
L1 is full of food choice. You have fast casual options such as Panda Express, Five Guys, and Chick-fil-A. If you want to sit down, there are restaurants including Sushi Roku, Ocean 48, and Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse. Need some coffee? Check out Ralph’s Coffee, Nespresso, and Starbucks. Want something sweet? Head over to one of the bakeries: Hudson’s Cookies and Levain Bakery. Services include optical shops, salons, and nail bars.
For the B1 level, selection of shops is organized different. For outdoorsy types, there is Dick’s Sporting Goods for activewear and sporting goods. This area is snack-focused with casual dining options. Options include Mochinut and Happy Lemon for bubble tea, Ben & Jerry’s for ice cream, and Hudson’s Cookies for cookies. On this floor, you’ll find Barnes & Noble for books and gifts. The wellness options includes Barry’s for fitness workouts and Next Health for IV therapy.
Smaller and focused on experiences, Level L2 features THE LOT: a dine-in cinema with a bar and restaurant. Also on this level are home furnishing stores like Bloomingdale’s home section and another RH location. It is perfect for those seeking a film or some new furnitures.
Finally, the top floor (RF) is home to the RH Ocean Grill. This rooftop restaurant offers cocktails, seasonal cuisine, and ocean views. It is a pleasant spot to enjoy some grub while gazing out over the view.
In terms of stores, it’s pretty big in general. There are a lot of stores on the main level, but not as many on the other floors. They carry everything from casual clothing to high end fashions, and a bunch of different kinds of food. There are so many stores that some parts can get crowded. And at peak hours, the parking can be crowded too. But people keep going back because they like all their options It’s easy for readers to shop around.
With the interactive map, shoppers won’t get lost when looking for a store. Because shops do change over time, the map will be updated and is accurate at the time of creation. To make it even easier for readers to check the directory next time, they should of have them bookmark the page.