Glendale Galleria

Glendale Galleria Hours

Individual store and restaurant hours can differ from mall hours. Hours can change on holidays (Thanksgiving and Black Friday especially), so check the Galleria’s official hours page before you go.

Address, Parking and Getting There

Address: 100 W. Broadway, Glendale, CA 91210
Phone: (818) 459-4184
Website: glendalegalleria.com

• Parking is free in Garage A and Garage B. (The only paid parking is for the Glendale Office Tower.) There’s no valet.
• EV charging is in Garage A (Level 1, between Target and Macy’s off Galleria Way) and Garage B (middle of Levels 3 and 4). No overnight charging.
• By car: take the Colorado exit off the 5, or Brand Blvd or Central Ave off the 134.
• Rideshare: pickup and drop-off spots are by the food court and at Broadway and Orange St.
• Don’t leave your car after the mall closes. Parking outside mall hours isn’t allowed and improperly parked cars get towed.

About the Glendale Galleria

The Glendale Galleria is one of the biggest indoor malls in Los Angeles County, right in downtown Glendale near Brand Boulevard and Colorado Street. It’s an easy trip from Burbank, Pasadena or Los Angeles, and it sits just across the street from The Americana at Brand.

It first opened in 1976 and has been updated many times since. Mall walkers can get in early, since the entrances open an hour before the mall does.

Shopping at the Glendale Galleria

The Galleria’s big stores include:

• Macy’s – department store for apparel, home goods and gifts.
• Bloomingdale’s – fashion, beauty and accessories.
• JCPenney – everyday department-store shopping.
• Target – everyday essentials, electronics and clothing.
• Apple Glendale Galleria – one of Apple’s first two retail stores, opened in May 2001 (the same day as Tysons Corner, Virginia).

You’ll also find shops like Zara, Uniqlo, Abercrombie & Fitch, Foot Locker and Victoria’s Secret. The official directory has the full, current list.

Where to Eat

The food court covers the quick stuff, with spots like Chipotle, Panda Express and Blaze Pizza. For a sit-down meal, Din Tai Fung is here too. Outdoor seating is available on the food court patio and at Din Tai Fung, Popeye’s and Panini Kabob Grill. If you want more choices, The Americana across the street has plenty of restaurants.

Good to Know

• Pets aren’t allowed (service animals are welcome). Backpacks are fine.
• Restrooms are on Level 1 by the food court, Level 2 by JCPenney, and Level 3 by Bloomingdale’s. Family restrooms are on Level 1 by the food court.
• There’s no movie theater, kids’ play area or valet.
• Security and lost and found: Level 2 by Adidas and JCPenney, (818) 459-6890.
• The mall hosts seasonal events. See the Galleria’s News & Events page for what’s coming up.

Glendale Galleria vs. The Americana at Brand

Lots of people do both in one trip. The Galleria is the indoor mall with department stores and everyday brands. The Americana at Brand is outdoors and leans more upscale, with lots of places to eat. Since they’re just across the street from each other, you can easily spend a whole day shopping in downtown Glendale.

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