Guidebook for Torrance
Parks & Nature
Charles H. Wilson Park
2200 Crenshaw BlvdDrinks & Nightlife
Hermosa Beach Pier
1 Pier AveThe Comedy & Magic Club
1018 Hermosa AveShopping
This is a huge mall with every shop you can think of. There is a nice food court in the middle and a large outdoor section at one end that has a movie theater and several large restaurants.
234 locals recommend
Del Amo Fashion Center
3525 W Carson StThis is a huge mall with every shop you can think of. There is a nice food court in the middle and a large outdoor section at one end that has a movie theater and several large restaurants.
Essentials
This one is walking distance from the house and has a large variety of items including nice produce and organic choices.
14 locals recommend
Ralphs
1770 W Carson StThis one is walking distance from the house and has a large variety of items including nice produce and organic choices.
Target
2169 W Redondo Beach BlvdArts & Culture
This is the oldest part of the city with lots of historical homes and shops still in use. There are often street fairs and antique fairs on the weekends.
11 locals recommend
Old Town Torrance
This is the oldest part of the city with lots of historical homes and shops still in use. There are often street fairs and antique fairs on the weekends.
Entertainment & Activities
Redondo Beach Pier station
Food Scene
Cocohodo Torrance Walnut Pastry Cafe
2734 Sepulveda BlvdA Torrance favorite best known for their sweet rolls. In addition to the restaurant, there is also a full bakery with everything from pastries to custom cakes.
10 locals recommend
King's Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant
2808 Sepulveda BlvdA Torrance favorite best known for their sweet rolls. In addition to the restaurant, there is also a full bakery with everything from pastries to custom cakes.