Glorietta 2 - Ayala Malls

You can now get to feel the Koreanovela vibes here in Glorietta while enjoying your free time with your love ones here at top of the Glo 🤍 there's also a lot of good korean resto to choose from.

It's a nice place, a huge place for shopping, eating, walking and relaxing. In this place you can find a lot of selection of products (low to high end branded products ), fast food to restaurants and many more. Even regional bazaar, they're hosting also. Easy to access, by car, metro and buses. Located in the busy area of Makati, Philippines. For the parking , you can find it anywhere (paid parking ).

Hello there, if you have an off for weekdays I suggest you better go, because weekends is very crowded especially in the afternoon around 1-7 pm...if you're available on weekdays you better come here 10am when you have kids. And take care of your belongings, staff are very approachable and respectful..

The place looks awesome after the renovation. It showcased the night I went there the volume 2 of stranger things 4 and it was cool. I could have done better with the production but it's passable anyway.

It's always delightful to visit Glorietta any time of the year. Full of life and one stop shopping Mall. Christmas comes early in the Philippines. And this time it's even more grand. Love coming here and will come often.

Great place to shop and hangout. Lots of restaurants and shops. It’s just a little bit unorganized in my opinion I mean restaurants are all over the place, if its your first time here it’s likely you’ll get lost, but you can always ask the concierge for direction. I love that the have a Japan town but during this time you have to go through the cinemas to go there at it feels creepy hahaha. I mean that is if you use escalator near the food court feels somewhat abandoned when you go up.

Verry nice mall to go with your family many stuffs to choose from

its a good place for malling time and we have a event place

This mall has a wide range to offer for shoppers like retail shops from foreign/international and local brands also has cafe and resto

I had to walk an extra mile for this Mexican hole-in-the-wall. But I must tell you that its worth every calorie. A bit pricey, but hey there's a price for everything!!

Part of the Glorietta Mall complex run by the Ayala Group. I'm old enough to remember when Glorietta was still called Quad because it was divided into 4 separate buildings radiating out from a central open plaza. That open plaza is now the central activity area, and all the separate Quads/Gloriettas have now been connected and placed under one roof, along with the central area. This makes it difficult to delineate between the different Glorietta numbers. Nor, for the most part, is it very useful anyway. Especially among millenials, this is just Glorietta.

The place is neat, modern, brightly lit but not glaring; the usual ambience of Ayala-run malls. It can get crowded and hectic at peak times, but it still manages to avoid descending totally into Baclaran levels. One thing about the entire Glorietta complex, it's easier to lose your way than in the usual mall. After the original 4 buildings were joined together, plus all the intervening renovations, it has now quite a lot of curved corridors and split levels. It's easy to either lose your way, or else unexpected find yourself in a place that you realize you had already passed through several minutes ago. On the plus side, it contributes to a feeling of variety and size. MOA is larger, and I think even Megamall, but those malls have a Manhattan-like structure where the corridors run roughly along just north-south and east-west lines, so you can be sure if you've already been through every part of the mall. But with Glorietta, it largely retains a hint of mystery, a feeling that there's some part that you still haven't explored.

Amazing ambiance. But still a Maze. One wrong turn and you'll find yourself in an uninhabited area. Tipong iba na yung oxygen level.

More concierge would help or a computer tour like SM City North EDSA.

A great place for shopping, everything is there from very cheap to very expensive.

The mall has improved the last time I was here. Most of the stores are now open for business, just in time for the Christmas rush.

Very clean place, we'll ventilated and has very helpful plus respectful staffs.

Glorietta helped a lot of Makatizens this 2021 for being one of the Vaccination sites for COVID-19 vax and for being a venue of Makati’s COMELEC registrations for the polls in 2022. 👍👏

Glorietta 2 is one of the most dazzling and impressive shopping malls in the entire Philippines! The moment you step inside, you'll be enveloped in an electric atmosphere of luxury and sophistication. There are an incredible variety of stores! They're an absolute feast for the eyes, You'll be impressed by the sheer selection of high-end goods and fashionable products that are available there. If you're looking for a truly remarkable shopping experience that's unlike anything else, you absolutely have to check out Glorietta 2 it's a must-see destination for me.

2020
MIXED EMOTIONS.
Imagine this is Glorietta on a Sunday afternoon..

Is this really what they call the "better" normal?

Nice mall big 5 floors

the more renovated area of glorietta. Good brand selection for clothes, makeup, etc. parking is good, since glo parking are interconnected naman. always clean and smells good din dito. for vegan selections, this area has better selections than the other parts. dining (& rooftop food) & shopping for clothes are better in this area, they have bigger activity center too.