Super cool old building with a great selection of businesses to dine and shop. The space was thoughtfully converted. Wi-Fi and seating throughout, ask the shops for bathroom access. First 90 min parking is free. Definitely stop by if you get the chance!

I was excited to visit after seeing how beautiful the place looked online. The place is charming. It makes you feel as if you been transported to another time. When I went at 6pm all but one store was open which was the hair salon so it was a little dissapointing. Also the place is alot smaller than I thought it would be but overall it was worth a stop since I was in the area.

This is a lovely shopping arcade in South Lake District of Pasadena. It is reminiscent of old shopping malls in England. Some shops have closed; I especially miss the Contessa Italian store. There are multiple beauty, grooming and spa related shops now. They also house Float Cafe, Mandarin Cafe and Oink Moo tea and boba. The plant store is a new addition. It’s a nice place to sit and admire the architecture.

It was nice, my first visit. It has little shops and coffee boutiques but the video I saw online was not as it really is. It's nice but the video and photos makes it look way better than it actually is. My daughter and I strolled and had matcha and affogato.

This is a hidden gem in Pasadena. The feel of London with the neat red phone booth and the decor of the store front. You will find a few Coffee and teas shops, mail salon, hair salon, clothing store, one of a kind children store and suit and dress tailor, and a plant shop. So many beautiful plants in this store. I want to purchase the large money tree. All of this in this hidden gem.💎

This place was recommended as one of Los Angeles Hidden Gems. Looked it up and the photos looked wonderful. Well, it was disappointing. It's just a short hall with a couple salons and coffee shops a baby store and plant shop. I was expecting an experience as advertised. Now maybe if it wasn't so built up in the article I would have loved it.

This is a cute little corridor tucked away in Pasadena that’s pretty easy to miss. There’s about 10 little shops that share this cute space, ranging from cafes, flower shops, nail salons, to clothing stores! Theres a row of small tables in the middle for seating, since most of the stores are pretty small. I saw some people bring their dogs, and others bring their laptops, and others just chatting away. My friend and I came to get coffee from Mandarin Coffee, and it was a cute spot to hang out and catch up! Definitely would recommend bringing someone here if they like cute, aesthetic places!

Very very nice coffee place,a bit busy for my taste but I totally understand why. Very nice flavor and presentation.

Well, there was a time that I would patron Burlington Arcade for a beverage or, more likely, for a couple of their once trendy shops! The Italian purveyor that I would rely on for my pasta necessities or the shop that my grandmother would love to poke around for something out of the ordinary. I picked up a stylish cane for her one year with an ornate grip. Lol, but alas, the pandemic struck and subsequently my diagnosis with stage 2 cancer and subsequently other misfortunes of life. It was good to walk these spaces once again and discover new haunts. I found myself enjoying the new-ish coffee and espresso shop with friends.

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