FIGat7th

Wandered upon this shopping center while making my way to the Staples Center for a Los Angeles Lakers game. At first sight it looked «glitzy», so I thought I would take a peak since I had well over two hours before the game. I was not expecting it to be as large as it was, packed with a Target, Gold’s Gym, Sporting Store, Victoria Secret, Bath and Body, and a huge food court with many diverse choices. I was thrilled I found this since I was expecting to buy overpriced food from the Staples Center.
Ended up eating at the local Indian fast food joint, and I will happily admit that it was better than a handful of Indian restaurants I’ve eaten at in the past. Sadly I did not try any of the other fast food restaurants and or shopping at Target, but it all looked awesome and I would honestly not mind stopping by this shopping center if in downtown Los Angeles again in the near future.

Horrible service for the parking structure. Every thing else is ok they have a target, a vs store, Mac store and much more

I used to work in DTLA, so I would sometimes go to the food court for lunch or dinner. Some of the places are pretty pricy, but it was nice to treat myself every once in a while.
Some of the highlights of this center include: City Target, Sprinkles, Mendocino Farms and The Melt.
The parking structure is a little weird but just be sure you park on levels 1 – 3. If you park on the higher levels, you’ll end up paying more since those are for the businesses. You’ll have to pay at least $ 1, even if the store validates your parking (just make sure to ask Target, Sprinkles, etc. for parking validation).
Here are some of the spots I recommend visiting if you’re at the Taste Food Hall:
Mendocino Farms: Mendocino is all about the sandwich. Sure, they have salads and soups, too, but the sandwiches are some of the best I’ve ever had. Some of them tend to be a little more expensive than I would usually spend on a sandwich, but they’re gourmet and pride themselves on their fresh ingredients. One of my favorites is the «Not So Fried Chicken» sandwich, which comprises shaved, roasted free range chicken that’s rolled in herb aioli and topped with mustard pickle slaw, tomatoes, pickled red onions on toasted ciabatta with a side of chipotle BBQ sauce or mustard pickle remoulade. I love the slight kick from the chipotle BBQ sauce.
The Melt: This has to be one of my favorites in the food court area … and it’s also one of the more affordable choices. The menu has changed quite a bit since my first visit, but I got a sandwich with soup (it was one of the combos). I really enjoyed the «Mac Daddy,» which features an aged sharp and mild cheddar blend, macaroni and bacon in between slices of artisan white bread. I’ve also tried the «Italian Job,» which has a nice kick because it includes fontina and provolone and grilled mushrooms on spicy garlic bread. I like the herbs and flavors included in this zesty sandwich. If I ever got to revisit The Melt, I would definitely want to try some of their burgers and desserts.
Sprinkles Cupcakes: This cupcakery still reigns as home of my favorite cupcakes. Be sure to follow their Twitter handle for special BOGO deals (and sometimes free cupcakes). Be aware that the flavors change daily (and there are seasonal ones), so you might want to check out their menu online before going. But, Sprinkles never fails to disappoint me … I can always find something I like from there.
The Pizza Studio: I went to this DIY pizza place when I was really craving pizza for dinner. You can either create your own masterpiece here or you can opt for one of the items on their signature menu. I liked the thin crust offerings, but it can get pricy if you add too many toppings, so I kept my pizza simple. I still prefer Blaze Pizza or Pieology, but The Pizza Studio certainly satisfies any savory craving. And, since the pizza is thin crust, you won’t feel insanely full after you devour the entire pie (like I did).

Always nice too make a quick stop here IF I KNOW what store I wanna go to and what to buy. Or else you will pay a lot for parking. Even if the stores validate it, the parking still charges you per hour and it’ll get very expensive.

A small shopping center in DTown. Has Target if you need to get some household items. Not that many stores to check out, but I really like their food court. Big and spacious with alot of sitting areas. Was a perfect place to sit and do my work while waiting for my husband to be done with his meeting with a client. They offer a variety of very interesting and diverse food! Would love to go back and try some of the food.

One of the best convenient places for my shopping and grocery needs. There’re a few clothing stores, Zara, H&M, VS, and some beauty stores like MAC, L’Occitane and Bath & Body Works. There’s a decent sized food court downstairs with affordable meal options, ranging from Indian, Chinese, pizza, salad, healthy food, Sprinkles Cupcakes (yum!). Lastly, there’s a convenient Target too, which is where I mostly go. Good thing Target opens at 7am!
I do wish there were more clothing stores like Forever21, but nonetheless, it’s a good place if you need stuff urgently and can’t bother either cooking or driving 30 mins to the nearest mall. It’s pretty busy during lunch time on the weekdays, which is expected cause it’s in the financial district but that’s not a big deal.

This is a great place to do some shopping or grab a bite to eat. They have a few of my favorite stores here like MAC, Bath and Body Works, VS, and of course Target. There is three levels to this place, they have security all around, and a parking structure with plenty of parking, you can validate here also. They have a lot of choices for food here and plenty of seating. Had to walk around a couple of times to decide what I wanted, there is something for everybody. And to all my ladies they have a Gold’s Gym here with big see thru windows and lots of Eye Candy for your viewing pleasure.

When in DTLA it’s worth checking out Fig@7^th. They have an upscale food court including City Tavern, Mendocino Farms, Pazzo Gelato (fresh made gelato with awesome flavors), Loteria!!, Indus by Saffron and several more. Target City, Golds Gym, Sports Chalet & BeSpoke spinning studio plus a beautiful L’Occitane boutique, Zara, H&M, Pink & Victoria’s Secret and of course Sprinkles cupcakes! Validated parking in the parking garage too!

I wanted to visit a city Target, so I found this Figat7th mall on Unilocal.It’s so hipster! The first floor has all your food taken care of, the second floor has Target, and the third floor has H&M and Zara. If I lived here, this would be all I need (.maybe.). They kind of outline your week for you: margarita Monday, taco Tuesday, wellness Wednesday, throwback Thursday, and Sunday fun day brunch.
The outdoor seating on the first floor is plentiful. It’s good for lunch, catching up wth friends, or getting work done. The hanging lights and orange canopies reminded me of the Anaheim packing house but the difference was that this was outdoors.
Biggest downfall to this nice shopping area is the parking (But it’s the same everywhere else in dtla. Not gunna stop complaining). As an OC resident, I think these LA parking ordeals are a pain in the a$$. It’s $ 2.50 per 10 minutes. If you get it validated, it’s $ 1 for the first hour, then $ 2.50 for two hours. I don’t think it really matters on what floor you park, contrary to what the sign says.

This little plaza is sooooo cute and has a little bit of everything a city girl would need! The place has a parking structure and a beautiful slightly futuristic connecting walkway into the main shopping plaza. The employee manning the validation machines and the random clean up crew are so nice and helpful! Figat7th also boasts a Target, Zara, H&M, Victoria Secret, Bath&Body Works, A gym, A cycle place, A full food court and a Sprinkles! The plaza is circular with an open concept middle area with outdoor seating with umbrellas at the ground floor of it’s 3 floor layout. They have escalators, elevators and regular stairs for your convenience. The whole facility is modern and clean and filled at most hours with bustling downtown professionals and has a great energy about it! I really love this little plaza situated amongst all the business buildings in downtown!

I enjoy coming here especially for lunch and for Gold’s Gym! The parking structure is a confusing as hell, but you’ll get used to it. Parking is only available 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd floor for the general public. It’s $ 1 for the first hour, $ 2.50 for the second, and it just goes up from there. Free 4 hour parking if you’re a Gold’s Gym member though… it’s just so damn expensive…
I really love the food court on the first floor, right when you enter passed Gold’s Gym, it’ll be on the left side. There’s a range of food options to choose from. My favorites are The Flying Pig and Mendocino Farms! As for retail, there’s not a lot to choose from only Zara, Victoria Secret, H&M, Sunglass Hut, Sports Chalet, and a few more. City Target is great, but I hate how they bumped the prices just because of where it’s located.
Overall, really clean place and it’s nice to just chill and eat. 3.5 stars but I’ll just give it a 3, because of parking and stuff haha…

This place has definitely been updated. I have been coming here for years (when there was one store left) and then about 2 years ago they made a huge renovation which has made it look like a whole different place. Now there is shopping, exercise, eating, drinking establishments. Oh and don’t let me forget the Target. On Thursdays and most weekend days they have live music or a DJ playing some type of entertainment. Plenty of seats to sit and eat and even an inside seating area if its too hot or raining out.

Descent place to shop and eat downtown. They have a large parking garage and all vendors validate which makes for easy parking, not easy to find in the area.
All the stores are super clean, everything well maintained. While I wouldn’t go out of my way to shop at Target here or any of the other mall stores you can find anywhere, there are some great food and dessert options here, which is the reason why I came and I’m sure I’ll be back as there were a few other places I still want to try here.

While walking around Downtown LA, Nitar L. and I stumble into FIGat7th because we wanted to stop by a Target. Little did we know, one stop at City Target became a 2 hour shopping spree in whole plaza! This place has a City Target, Sprinkles, Sunglass Hut, H&M, Zara, and more! It’s no shopping mall, but there’s definitely enough stores there to keep one busy for hours.
What I loved about this place was that every employee we ran into here, from store employees to security guards, was exceptionally kind and helpful! We asked some questions not pertaining to the actual plaza, and they kindly helped pull out their phone to help us get as much information as they could. Also, while we were trying to figure out (on our own) where a store was, the super kind security officer stepped in and pointed the way.
There are places to eat in this little shopping center as well. We didn’t eat anywhere, but we took a peek inside Sprinkles! While I have all of the stores in this plaza in much more convenient locations, I wouldn’t mind stopping by this place if I’m in the area and want to do some shopping!

Confusing, expensive and not that many stores.
The parking. Nightmare. Literally, it makes go around in circles over and over. It’s a joke and you can only park on L1 — L3. Fix your signage!!! Super confusing.
Target’s about the only store I hit up here. And occasionally H&M. But my gosh, I forgot to validate my ticket at Target and didn’t feel like walking all the way back to Target, and for about 45 minutes there, it was $ 8 for parking! Holy crap!!! What a freaking rip off! The ticket kiosks are always long lines of people waiting to pay their dumb tickets for DTLA prices.
Get more stores, lower your parking and fix your parking structure!

Great getaway when you’re in DTLA. It’s nice to take a break from the business world and go shopping at Target or Sport Chalet! They have a nice food court on the bottom floor and there is also a Starbucks in the Target with decent seating to accommodate about 20 people or so.
There is plenty of searing in the food court, in the outside patio, and in the upstairs patio area. Even if you’re not looking to sit outside, it makes for nice walk away from the office or downtown streets.

A small hidden gem in the middle of downtown. A great locale for food after work, quick shopping during your lunch hour, or people watching!
The food court consists of a wide array of trendy/​hipster food joints that give your mouth more to choose from than your typical Panda Express or Sbarro that you normally see at mall food courts. I think that the number of eateries outnumbers the stores here haha. I have tried Mendocino Farms for their delicious sandwiches and Indus for Indian cuisine. I would usually come after work is over and take it home to eat.
The shopping is limited like others have said but you can find something that will piqué your interest. I have walked around the City Target and Victoria’s Secret during lunch to browse and have found something that I «needed.» So watch your wallets if you are just walking for some cardio.
Parking is annoying. Go all the way to the bottom for the shopping. I always park on the bottom and walk through the tunnel to end up on the bottom floor of the plaza. Get validation for reduced rates. The max for parking is $ 30. Wowzers.
That being said, I would come here if I was working in the area and could walk here. I would not come here to spend a day or grab a meal if I wasn’t in the vicinity. If I wanted to get some serious shopping in, I would just go to the mall. FIGat7th is just an extremely convenient area for those in the area.

Oh how I heart thee DTLA and FIG@7^th. Away for 5 years on the east coast, I come back to a cosmopolitan destination that puts me on the metro, from Pasadena, to enjoy your beauty as much as possible.
Target, H&M, and Zara are among my favorites here. But I am most excited about the food court, named Taste, too:
Specifically, I’m hooked on the shawarma or gyro custom creations offered by Twist & Grill. It’s like Chipotle for Mediterranean offerings to make as healthy or indulgent as you like!
I had been to the Morton’s Steakhouse there many years ago when it was kind of a ghost town at night (it was a bit spooky). Now there’s a vibrancy that prompted my Boo to recommend a Valentine’s date there this year. I can’t wait!
And I understand that there is also a Farmer’s Market there every Thursday from 11 am — 2:30pm. Ooooh.
One need only look at their website to keep up with all of the exciting happenings!
Definitely a fan!

I am so amazed at this corner… Growing up. this was a dump! haha seriously Unilocallandia…
This corner has it all~! even a frigging gym… who would have ever thought a frigging gym in dt la???
Fig@7^th is in the heart of financial district.
Very close to LA Live, Staples Center and a bunch of other spots.
I do not know the best or adequate place for parking, but i will know, i have to know by this Friday. Although having a monthly pass is slightly different than daily passes. I do know the lot across the street has $ 6 after 4pm parking rates…
I will try to take better pictures from the office vantage point. The aerial view kicks arse~!
Tax Tip: Personal expenses are never deductible… (I.E. Homeowners insurance)

FIGat7th is primarily a large multi-​level parking garage with a Target and a few other stores adjacent.
It’s a great 24 hour always open covered self-​parking place to park on weekends and holidays as parking is only $ 8.00 a day as of this writing. It right off of the 110 and easy back onto the 110.
But they rape you during the business week M to F with an obscene $ 30.00 daily parking charge if you pull in after 9 AM.
You have been warned!