Westfield Culver City Directory Map

Westfield Culver City has plenty of place to shop and eat. There is also a handy interactive directory map on this page to find your desired store within the space. To find a certain store, simply type its name into the search box in the upper left-hand corner of the map. It should pop right up.

To browse around by type of store instead, just scroll through the list of category. You can zoom in and out by moving your mouse cursor over the map and using the scroll wheel or by using the buttons at the lower right which control the zoom in/out/full screen options.

How to Use the Westfield Culver City Map

There are three levels (L1, L2, L3) at this mall. By clicking on those level names at the top right, you’ll be able to navigate between level and see what’s available on each one. When you click on any of the pins representing a store, you’ll get some info about that individual shop.

Located on three floors, Westfield Culver City is a massive shopping mall. Most of the restaurants and shops is located on the first floor (L1). This is where you’ll find large department stores such as JCPenney and Macy’s, stocking everything from beauty products to home goods to clothes.

If you’re seeking casual basics or want to shop for a deal, there are plenty of off-price options, such as Uniqlo and Nordstrom Rack. Fashion lovers will be delighted with all their options: Levi’s Store, Victoria’s Secret, H&M, Michael Kors, and more. People who love sneakers should check out Shoe Palace, JD Sports, or Foot Locker. Those in need of some tech can head over to Best Buy, or stop by Tesla’s showroom if you’re interested in an electric vehicle.

You can grab a cookie at Mrs. Fields, get your coffee fix at Starbucks, or have a sit down meal at places such as Olive Garden or BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse. You can grab some fast food from Chipotle or Five Guys. The list of food choices go on and on on this floor.

Continuing the same concept of shopping, the second floor is home to other stores in a slightly different selection from the first. Another section of Macy’s and JCPenney is located here, along with Old Navy and Target. You can also find fashion options like Hollister, Vans, and PacSun for younger shoppers interested in a more laid-back look. For jewelry, check out Kay Jewelers or Sunglass Hut for accessories. If you’re interested in health and beauty, there are some spots for that as well, including an Ulta Beauty, a GNC for vitamin needs, and a UCLA Health clinic.

Dining on this floor is more focused on snacks and treats, so stop by for bubble tea from Chatime, sweets at See’s Candies or Cinnabon, or pretzels from Auntie Anne’s. If you like to read, there’s an interesting little independent bookstore called Malik Books.

L3 (third floor) is mostly for some select services and eating. It’s the primary location for the food court experience. The food court have options such as Sbarro for pizza, Shake Shack, Panda Express, and Popeyes. For those looking for something more Asian, you have Mongrill or Sarku Japan. Or if you’re looking for more options, there’s IJ Sushi Burrito or Massis Kabob. And if you’re looking for something else, there’s Stone Oven with their fresh sandwiches and breads.

Outside of the food, this level also features toy/collectible stores like Chalice Collectibles or Kiddleton. You’ll find a portrait studio from JCPenney for photos, a military recruiting office, and much more.

Note: Because stores change over time, this map is accurate when it is created, but it will be updated. Readers should of save the page in case they’d like to return to see the directory easy next visit.