Explore Long Beach's Shopping Centers

The Pike Outlets (95 S Pine Ave) is as unique as the historical hotspot it’s named after, as it features views along the downtown waterfront, more than 30 retailers and restaurants, a Cinemark multi-screen movie theater, Laugh Factory comedy club and The Hyatt Centric boutique hotel as well as an iconic carousel and Ferris Wheel. It has such popular outlet destinations as H&M, GAP, Nike, Levis and Converse, featuring great deals that never have you sacrificing style. While The Pike features such popular restaurants as California Pizza Kitchen and Chili’s, it’s also home to beloved local pub The Auld Dubliner. For a complete directory of shops and restaurants, click here.

Located at the southwest corner of Lakewood Boulevard and Carson Street near Long Beach Airport, the Exchange (4069 N Lakewood Blvd) is a dynamic, experiential retail and dining destination. Opened in the spring of 2018, it encompasses about 266,000-square-feet of stores and shops, including Whole Foods, Ulta and TJ Maxx on its 26 acres. The Hangar @ LBX has become an absolute must-go destination for those in search of great, innovative and fun dining options. The 17,000-square-foot food hall, reminiscent of an aviation hangar, is home to an ever-evolving batch of artisanal food vendors, from gastropub The Kroft to DonerG’s Turkish cuisine to beer at Bottlecraft and lots more.

Long Beach Towne Center (7575 Carson Blvd) is a massive power center offering big-box shopping, dining, and entertainment in one convenient hub. Anchored by Walmart, Sam’s Club, Lowe’s, Old Navy, Barnes & Noble and more, it’s great for one-stop errands or all-day browsing. For the holidays, it will be the site of a special pop up of beloved toy store, Toys “R” Us, featuring the toys, games and family fun that made it–and Geoffrey the Giraffe–a retail icon. Regal Edwards Long Beach Stadium, with 26 theaters and an IMAX and Dave & Buster’s 41,000-square-feet of games and food make it a go-to for movie nights and family fun. With casual eateries like Lucille’s, In-N-Out and Chick-fil-A, the center balances convenience with plenty of energy. For a complete directory of shops and restaurants, click here.

2ND & PCH (6400 E. Pacific Coast Hwy) blends upscale retail, dining and wellness with waterfront ambiance, creating one of Long Beach’s most picturesque shopping environments. Visitors enjoy Whole Foods, Lululemon, Sephora and other stylish boutiques, plus fitness spots like Barry’s Bootcamp. Restaurants and lounges such as Noble Rotisserie, Beachwood Brewing and Telefèric Barcelona complement sweet shops and coffee spots. Spacious outdoor areas, harbor views, and frequent events including live music make the center a vibrant community gathering place that’s perfect for shopping, strolling and socializing. Click for a directory of shops and restaurants.

Marina Pacifica (6272 Pacific Coast Hwy) features shopping staples such as a fully remodeled Barnes & Noble (updated in November 2025), Nordstrom Rack and an excellent AMC Theatre that offers blockbusters, art-house films and reclining seats. What truly sets this center apart is its waterfront location. Restaurants like Tantalum and Nigel’s not only offer stunning views, but also allow guests to boat or paddle right up. Nigel’s even has tables set directly in the water. You can paddle, sail, motor, or kayak to Marina Pacifica’s dockside facilities, tie up, and then do your grocery shopping at Ralphs or grab a coffee at Starbucks. For a complete directory of shops and restaurants, click here.