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South Coast Plaza SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA’S PREMIER SHOPPING DESTINATION SOUTH COAST PLAZA South Coast Plaza’s unparalleled collection of boutiques, department stores and award-winning restaurants, many of which are exclusive to California, attract visitors from around the world. South Coast Plaza’s reputation as one of the nation’s premier shopping destinations for fashion, design and dining grows stronger every year. Max Mara ©2019 South Coast Plaza Considered one of Southern California’s most distinguished cultural, social and retail centers, South Coast Plaza is located within walking distance of the world-renowned Segerstrom Center for the Arts. NEW STORES & RESTAURANTS Alexander McQueen 657.205.4477 AllSaints 714.955.4448 Beautytap 657.231.6654 Casper 714.787.0761 Furla 714.617.9629 Givenchy 714.525.2185 Golden Goose 657.212.5453 John Hardy 714.549.2356 KKW Beauty 714.435.2000 Lafayette 148 New York 714.868.3131 Lovesac 714.549.2837 Orange County Museum of Art 714.780.2130 Pandora 714.850.1449 Terrace by Mix Mix 657.231.6447 COMING SOON Camilla Spring 2019 Eve by Eve’s Winter 2019 The Hall Global Eatery Summer 2019 Knife Pleat Spring 2019 Marugame Udon Winter 2019 Moynat Spring 2019 Yellow Vase Winter 2019 Zimmermann Summer 2019 Tickets to Segerstrom Center for the Arts, South Coast Repertory and Disneyland® are now available at South Coast Plaza Concierge locations. Spring 2019 SOUTH COAST PLAZA SERVICES MONEY EXCHANGE For your convenience, Travelex Worldwide Money foreign exchange converts foreign currency into U.S. dollars at current posted rates and buys or converts traveler’s checks. Located on South Coast Plaza’s first level, near Carousel Court. South Coast Plaza also accepts UnionPay. VIP PASSPORT Out-of-town visitors (with appropriate ID) receive a South Coast Plaza VIP Savings Passport with special benefits and discounts at more than 160 stores and restaurants. Available at all South Coast Plaza Concierge locations. CONCIERGE As a helpful assist, gift certificates, package check, store information and referrals, restaurant and theater reservations, hotel shuttle, Orange County attraction information, complimentary strollers and wheelchairs, computerized gift search, tourism assistance, lost and found and foreign language assistance are available. VALET PARKING Three convenient locations: • Bear Street, between Macy’s and Macy’s Men’s Store 714.435.2037 • Sunflower Avenue in the north parking structure, by Nordstrom 714.540.5723 • Bloomingdale’s, off Bristol Street 714.384.0452 • Annual valet passes are $150 For more information, call 949.223.8710 PASADENA 5 10 60 10 57 RIVERSIDE LOS 710 ANGELES 605 405 91 55 1 ANAHEIM 22 241 COSTA MESA 261 LONG H 5 BEACH 133 405 73 NEWPORT BEACH 1 LAGUNA BEACH SAN N CLEMENTE SOUTH COAST PLAZA H SAN DIEGO SOUTH COAST PLAZA AREA MAP The Bridge of Gardens The Bridge of Gardens crosses Bear Street, offering a spectacular view as it connects the two sides of South Coast Plaza. W MAGGIANO’S LITTLE ITALY RUSCELLO MONARK FRIAR TUX PREMIUM APPLIANCE CO LUCY’S EXPRESS TAILORING F21 XXI DIN TAI FUNG CLAIM JUMPER LEATHERBY’S CAFE ROUGE VACA LEICHT WATER WEST ELM GRILL ANTHROPOLOGIE BOUDIN|SF WOLFGANG PUCK KITCHEN THE HALL THE CAPITAL GRILLE SEASONS 52 ANQI BY HOUSE OF AN ALPHABETICAL LISTING Store Section/Level Phone Store Section/Level Phone Store Section/Level Phone A Chico’s B-2 714.751.8518 GUESS P-1 714.979.9766 & Other Stories P-2 657.273.5123 Chloé K-2 714.481.0308 Gymboree N-1 714.641.1600 A. Lange & Söhne I-2 657.205.4555 Chopard E-2 714.432.0963 abercrombie Q-2 714.432.1330 Christian Louboutin G-3 714.754.9200 H Abercrombie & Fitch O-1 714.979.7178 Claim Jumper Q-2 714.434.8479 H&M A-3 855.466.7467 adidas Originals B-3 714.668.9155 Club Monaco T-1 714.957.3080 Hall Global Eatery, The S-1 Summer 2019 ALDO N-2 714.979.1081 Coach L-2 714.979.1771 Hallmark A-2 714.668.9233 Alexander McQueen G-2 657.205.4477 Cole Haan O-2 657.289.2825 Hamamori A-3 714.850.0880 Restaurant & Sushi Bar AllSaints P-1 714.955.4448 Corner Bakery Cafe P-1 714.966.2404 V 714.546.1555 Harry & David A-1 844.221.0499 Allen Edmonds I-1 714.371.1451 COS P-2 657.205.3751 Harry Winston I-2 714.371.1910 Ann Taylor R-2 714.754.1915 Crate and Barrel C-1, C-2 714.825.0060 Hermès G-1 714.437.1725 Anne Fontaine K-1 714.549.0315 Home Store HUGO F-1 714.557.2009 AnQi by House of An Adjacent 714.557.5679 crewcuts by J.Crew L-2 714.979.2739 to Bloomingdale’s Anthropologie B-1 714.540.9001 I D ILORI Optical S-2 714.556.7808 Antonello Espresso Café L-2 714.557.5232 Darya Fine Persian Cuisine U 714.557.6600 Intermix H-1 714.754.7895 Antonello Ristorante U 714.751.7153 David Yurman H-2 714.444.1080 IWC O-2 714.955.4037 Apple Store B-1 714.424.6331 Diesel C-3 714.556.5540 Aquazzura F-1 949.200.7715 Din Tai Fung M-2 714.549.3388 Aritzia T-2 714.662.4452 J Dior D-1 714.549.4700 J.Crew L-2 714.979.2739 Armani Exch ange P-1 714.556.8842 Dior Men D-2 657.900.4887 J.Crew Mens Shop T-2 714.432.1958 Art of Shaving, The S-1 714.460.1988 Diptyque E-1 714.850.9995 J.Jill A-2 714.540.5355 ATM A-1, N-1 Disney Store R-1 714.751.8080 Jacadi Paris N-1 714.434.1990 ATM Macy’s Dolce&Gabbana J-2 714.668.9142 Jaeger-LeCoultre O-2 714.955.4048 ATM Nordstrom Dooney & Bourke S-1 714.641.3073 Jimmy Choo H-1 714.327.0644 Aveda S-1 714.540.2423 Jo Malone London E-2 714.545.4632 Aveda Richard Michael Salon C-1 714.427.0407 E Joe’s Jeans B-1 714.979.0221 ECCO Q-2 949.432.9944 B John Hardy N-2 714.549.2356 Eileen Fisher N-2 714.437.3111 John Lobb E-2 714.662.3300 babyGap N-1 714.427.0994 Emporio Armani H-1 714.546.9377 John Varvatos K-1 714.545.5551 Baccarat E-2 714.435.9600 Ermenegildo Zegna I-2 714.444.1534 Johnston & Murphy O-2 714.549.1833 BALENCIAGA K-2 714.668.0557 Escada N-1 714.957.6800 Jostmar Jewelers Q-1 714.966.2953 Bally K-2 714.557.1914 Eve by Eve’s J-1 Winter 2019 & Watch Repair Banana Republic T-1, T-2 714.327.8400 Everything But Water C-2 714.540.8523 Journeys M-2 714.751.2444 Bath & Body Works Q-1 714.689.8108 Express M-1 714.540.5830 Bear Street Gallery U 714.825.0592 Express Men M-1 714.540.5830 K Beautytap M-1 657.231.6654 kate spade new york P-2 714.662.3956 Berluti K-2 714.641.3582 F Kids Atelier R-1 714.641.1634 Bloomingdale’s 714.824.4600 F21 XXI Q-1 714.338.0214 Kiehl’s Since 1851 I-1 714.427.0998 BOSS L-1 714.641.8661 Fendi F-1 714.751.1111 KKW Beauty L-1 714.435.2000 Bottega Veneta H-2 714.540.9760 Foot Locker R-1 714.540.0525 Knife Pleat D-3 Spring 2019 Boudin|SF R-1 714.689.2253 Fossil B-1 714.966.5395 Brunello Cucinelli K-2 714.957.6930 Free People S-1 714.708.3794 L Burberry L-1 714.556.8110 Fresh S-1 714.549.7086 La Perla K-2 714.754.7500 BVLGARI H-1 714.751.7833 Frette G-2 714.556.7080 Lacoste T-2 714.641.1730 Friar Tux North 714.751.4199 Lafayette 148 New York F-1 714.868.3131 C Parking Structure Lot Lanvin E-2 714.706.3240 Camilla F-1 Spring 2019 Furla T-2 714.617.9629 Lawry’s Carvery J-2 714.434.7788 Canali G-3 714.662.1800 Leatherby’s Cafe Rouge Z 714.429.7640 Capital Grille, The T-2 714.432.1140 G LEGO R-1 714.668.9017 Cartier H-2 714.540.8231 Gap P-1 714.210.0264 LEICHT Kitchen Park Tower 949.204.3744 Casa Barilla M-1 657.205.1025 GapKids M-1 714.556.5222 LIULI Crystal Art N-2 714.436.8888 Casper B-3 714.787.0761 Gateway Newstands Q-2 714.662.5887 L’Occitane en Provence C-2 714.557.2059 CB2 C-3 949.308.7100 Gianvito Rossi K-2 714.668.9477 Longchamp K-2 714.436.1963 Celine D-1 714.957.1255 Giorgio Armani H-1 714.546.9377 Loro Piana G-2 714.432.1301 CH Carolina Herrera L-1 714.662.0572 Givenchy K-2 714.525.2185 Louis Vuitton G-2 714.662.6907 Champagne GT 714.427.0808 Godiva Chocolatier T-2 714.556.9055 Lovesac A-1 714.549.2837 French Bakery Cafe B-1 714.429.1502 Golden Goose K-1 657.212.5453 Lucy’s Express Tailoring North 714.556.1077 CHANEL Boutique G-1 714.754.7455 Grace Tailoring U 714.549.3908 Parking Structure Lot CHANEL Fine Jewelry G-1 714.754.7295 Gucci L-2 714.557.9600 lululemon athletica C-1 714.662.2732 ALPHABETICAL LISTING Store Section/Level Phone Store Section/Level Phone Store Section/Level Phone M R Tourneau Service D-3 714.850.0222 M•A•C F-1 714.751.2142 Ralph Lauren I-1 714.556.7656 Travelex Worldwide Money S-1 714.751.1203 Macy’s 714.556.0611 REDValentino F-1 714.540.6000 Tumi Boutique I-2 714.429.0997 Macy’s Home Furniture Store 714.556.0611 Renée and Henry Segerstrom Z 714.556.2787 Macy’s Men’s Store 714.556.0611 Concert Hall U Madewell P-2 714.966.0109 RH B-2 714.540.1445 UGG R-2 714.551.0750 Maggiano’s Little Italy Sunflower Ave 714.546.9550 RIMOWA N-2 714.662.6990 UNIQLO Q-1 877.486.4756 Maje S-2 714.557.2933 Roberto Cavalli J-2 714.850.1400 Marni L-1 714.380.3155 Roger Vivier D-1 714.435.0015 V Martin Lawrence Galleries C-2 949.759.0134 Rolex N-2 714.241.8088 Vaca Park Tower 714.463.6060 Marugame Udon M-1 Winter 2019 Royal Khyber U 714.436.1010 Vacheron Constantin O-2 714.955.4057 Massimo Dutti P-2 714.540.0173 Fine Indian Cuisine Valentino I-2 714.751.3300 Max Mara E-1 714.754.7900 Ruby’s Diner A-1 714.662.7829 Van Cleef & Arpels H-1 714.545.9500 Mezzet Mediterranean Cuisine C-1 714.540.3365 Ruscello Inside Nordstrom 714.850.2510 Vans B-1 714.549.2159 Michael Kors K-1 714.557.5600 Versace K-2 714.380.3237 Microsoft K-1 714.338.2130 S Victoria’s Secret A-2 714.662.1870 Mikimoto E-1 714.424.5440 Saint Laurent L-2 714.429.0101 R-2 714.545.6750 Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams V 714.389.9300 Saks Fifth Avenue 714.540.3233 Victoria’s Secret PINK R-2 714.545.6750 Mitra’s Complete Beauty Care V 714.432.1825 Salvatore Ferragamo D-2 714.979.7654 Vitra Eyewear B-1 714.966.2186 MIU MIU L-2 714.617.6927 Sam Edelman R-2 714.957.7053 Monark Premium Appliance Co.
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