The 45 best malls in Brooklyn

Kings Plaza Mall is a nice shopping destination. It has a good selection of retailers and places to eat. The mall is clean, easy to get around, and offers a comfortable shopping experience. Great for a quick trip or a full day out with family.

Very nice and clean mall! A great variety of stores including Target and Macy's. The place feels safe, organized, and comfortable to walk around. Perfect spot for shopping in Brooklyn highly recommend

Great and super big mall, they have everything, Macy’s, five below, Starbucks , old navy. They do also multiple recreational activities like fashion shows, runways. There is also multiple restaurants and jewelry stores. Big parking Lot and if yur going on bus, the bus stop is just across the street!

It's overly loud music in almost all the stores you shop in. Bring back professionalism in the stores, no way you walk in the stores in nobody greeting you, you asking for help and they head nodding you. I'm at the mall because I want to spend money but certain factors will have me running off to another mall.

Kings plaza is slowing losing what made it the go to mall. Stores are closing down because it cost way too much to sell there. My go to stores are now Macy’s, Zara, Sephora, Ulta and Target. Often I visit the sneakers stores as well for sneakers for the whole family. Nothing else attracts me. They removed all the kids attractions. Stores like H&M, F21, Express are no more. They had a kids play house and that was closed down within few months. It’s well maintained for the most part in terms of cleanliness and organization though. I wish it could be more family oriented with more properly trained security/NYPD.

I do like shopping there you have a lot of very good stores there BUT the reson i gave you a 3 for because you allow PEOPLE WITH DOGS o shop there even where there's FOOD ain't it against the Board of Health PS. Would you allow me the poop or pee on the floor of the stores just like the dogs do

I went to kings plaza to look for shoes for work and when I went inside the mall I went to famous footwear and the workers were nice and they helped me find the shoes I need after all I found what I needed!

Be prepared to spends Hours at this location. You also need an appointment to get anything done. No appointment, no service. My son needed his state ID and it took about 3 1/2 hours to get it. They close at 5pm and at that time, they had about 100 people left. I was told that it’s the busiest DMV in NY.

perfect sunday spot. game stop, bath and body works, uniqlo, target, then subway and then hangout in the park near by and throw the football and eat a sandwich. the people at gamestop are really kind

This mall has a few shopping options and they've got chuck.E cheese for the kids and now they have Dave and busters that has never been crowded, which is amazes me, which is a good thing for people on this neighborhood.If you want to go there every time I go , hasn't been Crowded. The only thing that really sucks is the parking. The parking lot is too expensive.They don't give you a discount if you're shopping in the mall and if there's an event the price is go up even if you're just shopping in the mall.

The perfect Sunday spot! Start off at GameStop, Bath & Body Works, Uniqlo, and Target, then grab a bite at Subway. After that, head to the nearby park to toss a football and enjoy your sandwich. The staff at GameStop are always super friendly, which makes the whole day even better!

Its normally a busy location with all the convenient places one would like. There's the mall which houses the DMV, Burlington, Best BUY, Old Navy and Stop & Shop supermarket to name a few, there's bushes and the subway for trains that gives you a faster commute and the Barclay Center is right there in the midst of it all...its nice to be there

For me this is actually my last (option) when I procrastinate and need a last minute item(s). Yes it is very convenient yet just overwhelmed 😆 I do believe the reason why most people go there is because it is very convenient for them- it's not had to get to (if you live in BK, especially Flatbush, CH area).

Wouldnt recommend this place. Crowded, and avoid this place on Fridays, Highschool 9AN9S meet outside on fridays and scare the tourists But in the Summer they have Pickle Ball pickups…

The gateway center has a number of stores including b j's Michaels, home depot. Nostrom's outlet and a variety of eating establishments. From chicken wings to Restaurants, I would recommend it for almost anything you need. From food to shopping

I had such an amazing service. I came straight after work and was sitting in the chair within minutes of getting there. And the pedicure I got today by Tony was sooo relaxing and the drink with it was just what I needed. He was so gentle and very attentive making sure I was happy with everything. Can't wait for my pedi 😁

This mall is in a prime location and has so much to offer! You’ll find popular stores like Burlington, T.J. Maxx, Five Below, and many more—all under one roof. There’s a spacious parking garage for easy access, plus a nearby bus stop for convenient transit. When you’re ready to grab a bite, there are great burger and pizza spots right on site. Take a break from your daily routine and stop by—you won’t be disappointed!

Nice place. Great stores. Ross, Tjmaxx, Marshall’s, Burlington are stores where you can get cheap shoes, clothing and other stuff.

Large mall very great location, they have multiple stores like Burlington, TJmax, five below , and more. They have a huge parking garage, and it’s near the bus stop. There is also some burger and pizza restaurants. Take a time on your daily routine to get here and check the stores. You won’t regret.

Don’t get your hopes up on finding & buying items here. Too many people especially at Ross. This is convenient for people with cars. Public transportation takes FOREVER. Beware.

Nice customer service, however I think it’s way too annoying “welcome to Ross, welcome to Ross”. After being greeted at the door I think that’s enough especially for me who is easily annoyed. I was on a call with my wife and I could not concentrate properly because of this repetitive behavior. Nice household stuff, clothing and shoes. Please calm down on “welcome to Ross”

Really full of options and Brooklyn vibe compilation of small unique food boutiques and shops, in addition to Katz Deli and Traders Joe supermarket. All conveniently located with lots of seating areas. Very cool. Definitely worth a visit.

This is the first time I've ever been at this particular mall. The mall was very huge, & very clean! But I mostly I loved the Target store! Of all the Target stores that I've been to, this one was quite enormous, very, very clean plus, it wasn't too crowded either let alone, the mall! So as far as I'm concerned, City Point BKLYN Mall is a very nice & clean place to shop!👍🏾😉❤️🤍🛍️🛒

Always a vibe with inside the mall. The food is so delicious. Spacious environment. Love Something Else bar where they host "Rebecca Lynn" and DJ Misbehavior event: Dancing For Democracy" Always a vibe. People dancing, enjoying themselves. Good Vibrations!

A good place to try out different types of food and shop!!!

A nice shopping center, like an urban mall. Target and Trader Joe’s for all the basics… then there are some fancier pricier places like Lululemon and Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse! Don’t miss the food court downstairs. There’s something for everyone!

I come here for Target. They have other stores I've checked out. Its a very trendy place. I was there earlier today. I always leave happy. 😁

My dear “Albee Square Mall” has been gentrified. The food court is phenomenal, Trader Joe’s, and the Escape Room- are an eclectic collection of experiences….

The water is amazing, and the vibe is great. Be prepared to spend a lot so I recommend maybe bring food, leave the money for the games! The waves are great, the depth is great, and watch the young ones as the waves can get a little rough.

Love this place. Always a good time. Nathan's is fantastic. Fun, games and rides... the aquarium is right there too. Boardwalk is cool.. and the beach! What more can you ask for??

Authentic Coney Island hot dogs. They use Nathan’s beef hot dogs & also have a pork and beef alternative. The atmosphere is really enjoyable and feels like a hidden gem. We ordered a traditional Coney Island for authenticity. I also ordered a Mexican fries as I overheard the host. They were smothered in chili, cheese sauce, onions, and jalapeño relish. It was very. enjoyable. The Coney Island traditional hot dogs were great. My wife also loved the traditional Coney Island dog who’s an enormous food critic with her family having owned restaurants. The hosts were very friendly & gave free refills. Will definitely come back again and recommend. Their awards fits the establishment.

Knocked it off my bucket list and to my delight. So much to enjoy from the views to the rides. Save your appetite because there's unique delicious food at every turn.

I've been coming here for years, both as a kid and now with friends! If you're planning to go on the ride shown in the first picture, definitely wear a jacket. It gets hella cold when the wind hits your face, especially since you're up there for about a minute, and I'm someone who's really sensitive to the cold

Well worth the visit while staying in Manhattan. A $5.80 return metro/subway train takes you directly to the beach from Times square/42 port authority bus station. Cost effective if your travelling on a budget

Such a vibe! The parks are amazing, with lots of fun and diverse experiences, all very well organized. There’s food for everyone, and the prices are great. I felt safe the whole time

Industry City is such a cool spot! Great mix of shops, food spots, and creative studios—perfect for wandering around. The food options are awesome, from casual bites to unique eats. Love the vibe and the events they host. A fun place to explore with friends or just grab a bite!

Just experienced Industry City for the first time, and wow! The concept of converting those five warehouses into a vibrant hub of shops and restaurants is fantastic. Even on a busy Saturday, the energy was infectious, with people happily eating, drinking, and enjoying the outdoor spaces with their kids. You could easily spend an entire day here exploring all the food, shopping, and activities. I especially loved the little Japanese village area and store – the ramen looked incredible, though I was too full to try it this time. Definitely deserves another visit, and I'll be sure to bring friends and family next time. There really is something for everyone here!

We love visiting industry city. Always find fun things to do. Food for everyone. Plenty of kids activities and nice shopping for adults and kids.

‏A Hidden Gem in Brooklyn: Industry City is an Absolute Must-See! ‏Words truly can't capture the magic of Industry City – it's a five-star experience through and through! I was absolutely floored to discover this vibrant, multifaceted wonderland right here in my Brooklyn "backyard." It's so much more than just a complex of buildings; it's a destination that truly transports you. ‏The description of a "wonderful Japanese village" is spot on, but that's just the beginning. The grounds are incredibly family-friendly, with so much open space to explore and plenty of intriguing nooks and crannies to discover. Every corner seems to hold a new surprise, from incredible art installations to unique boutiques. ‏And the food! Oh, the food! From diverse culinary delights to charming cafes, there are endless options to eat and enjoy. We spent hours wandering, Browse, and, of course, indulging in some truly delicious treats. ‏Whether you're looking for unique shopping, fantastic food, a beautiful place to stroll with the family, or just an unexpected escape, Industry City delivers in spades. It's truly a place where you can spend an entire day and still feel like you've only scratched the surface. I cannot recommend it highly enough – do yourself a favor and experience Industry City!

Wow! So many choices for food and drinks, cute shops, and the long, wide, decorated courtyards are so fun. I’ve been twice and really enjoyed it, there’s enough stuff to keep going back and still not see everything. I love the furniture and interior design shops. Very busy and family friendly on the weekends. I wish it was closer to public transit, b/c the walk from the bus or Subway at 36th St. is very industrial, not exactly a pleasant walk, but it’s OK. I wouldn’t want to do it alone at night, I took an Uber home. I noticed they’re trying to get a ferry stop, so that would be great for them also.

I attended the recent Halloween party hosted by ZERO at Industry City - what an amazing experience! The venue was fantastic, the atmosphere electric, and everything was organized perfectly. I had an incredible time and can’t wait to come back for the next event. Highly recommended!

If you’re not sure what to eat or do you’ll find it here at industry city without a doubt. I’ve been here for a Latin food festival, salsa on Friday nights and martini expo. There’s always something to do and you’ll definitely find plenty to eat.

Perfect for sightseeing and relaxing. Amazing stores and different options to choose from plus fast food places like Wendy’s. Best hidden spot in Brooklyn 😊❤️

I love going there and shop there. That place brings me back to my childhood memories 💕🙂‍↔️

I didn't do any shopping. Well, if you count stopping by Wendy's as shopping?! Then you might have a few other issues going on? But anyway just doing that was like a 15+ wait to order! This area has definitely gotten more foot traffic in the past 15-20 yrs.

The shopping center is located in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. Nice variety of stores. Best Buy, Target and Olive Garden are here. Pizza, burgers and Japanese food is also available. The big problem is the parking lot at night. The lighting is poor and the parking lanes are not visible. Cars "crisscross" dangerously in the lot. Very bad in poor weather conditions. Be careful of pedestrians walking in the parking lot. Most walk at different angles and usually fail to pay attention to the traffic. I recommend that reflectors be installed to help with this issue.

There is plenty of parking, with tesla chargers installed now. There are several places to eat, from fast food to sit-down restaurant. The best part is how close it is to the water, so that you can take a stroll with a view.

Great shopping are You can get anything there Target, Best Buy, Kohls, Bobs,Olive Garden,Starbucks Wendy's, 5 Guys. If you need money there is TD bank

Cesar's Bay is definitely my go-to spot when need to get serious errands done! This place is always hopping – hundreds of people are usually here, so expect a lively and energetic atmosphere. You've got some big stores that pretty much cover all your bases, including Target, Kohl's (with Sephora at Kohl's!), Best Buy, and BJ's Wholesale Club. I can always find what I'm looking for. ​They've also installed Tesla charging stations. There's usually a line, but hey, it's good to know if you drive an EV! Even with all the people around, parking is surprisingly easy to find, which is a huge relief and makes the whole experience so much less stressful. ​And if you need a quick bite or a caffeine boost, you're covered. There's a Wendy's, a pizza place (Pizza D'Amore), and a Starbucks coffee for your fix. Plus, a TD Bank if you need an ATM.

I shopped at BJ'S. Only complaint is, DO NOT expect a decent shopping cart. They are always broken. If you do get one that works, it will lock unexpectedly. Overall they have everything needed

On a busy day this parking lot will make you feel like you're in the Caribbean... Two cars passing through the tightest spots you've ever seen. Lol

Too many cars double parked. It’s hard to drive in the lot because of them. It’s free parking and there’s no reason cars should be double parking. Security car driving around doing absolutely nothing. They should be telling people to move at all times.

I like this mini mall. I can shop at Bj's, dollar tree, and Petsmart all in one area. Then I can get pizza, or some wings! Nice little mall.

When it 1st opened it was nice. Now its a pick up spot.

That Bjs is terrible...We purchased popcorn and had to return it because a mouse had eaten thru the bag..Nope, Nope and Nope!

This gym is the worst. They are still using old equipment. Not gonna return until the gym is updated

Just got my new upgraded phone with the lovely helpful staff

Good people👍🏻 best prices 👍🏻

Just got my new Boost Mobile upgrade phone...I like it very much.

Had my screen replaced here and it was done incorrectly - the screen was sticking out about 3mm instead of being installed flush into the phone. Before I could bring it back, a drop of water managed to get in the gap and destroyed my previously waterproof phone. Buyer beware.

I got my Iphone screen fixed there and as soon at it was done my Face ID wouldn’t work and it would also glitch and make the phone impossible to use. I told him about the problem and the manager did replace the screen for me twice but I still have the same problems. $150 for nothing

Very very good customer service. They are better then other cellphones store. I have metro and they don't even have metro and the guy still helped me. I recommend it

Just got my new phone from the lovely welcoming staff at the store I 100% recommend 10/10

Great place to hang out with friends, solo or with a date. There's food, deserts, and coffee shops all around. Lots of tables and chairs. There's chess tables too, if you like to play. Subway is close by. We picked up a pizza pie from Joe's pizza, delish!

My favorite place in NYC. I love to get a coffee & pastry at a local Cafe and just sit. I could easily stay for hours. Holiday time is a different story- too much chaos. But any other time is perfection.

Prior to a visit to NYC 10 years ago for my wife's 50th birthday celebrations in Sep 2015 we had never heard of Bryant Park, which we discovered to our great delight whilst we were staying in a hotel opposite the Port Authority Bus Terminal, which is nearby. It's a 9.6 acre privately managed public park that provides provides a very welcomed green oasis of calm & tranquility away from the frenzied chaos of Time Square just 1 block away in mid-town Manhattan. There's always lots of free activities for the public to enjoy all year round inside the park - my wife really enjoyed an open air performance of Shakespeare's play 'Much Ado About Nothing' in 2015, which was a highlight of her visit. So when we returned to NYC to celebrate my wife's 60th birthday in Sep 2025 we made sure we booked a hotel (The Shelburne Sonesta on Lexington Ave) that was within easy walking distance of Bryant Park so we could enjoy the park and daily activities within it. During our latest visit we enjoyed 2x free morning yoga sessions, a piano concert and numerous trips to the cafes within and around the park. There was a very full schedule of activities and musical concerts for every one of the 12 days of our trip that could have kept us at the park all day, everyday. We also visited the Main Branch of the New York Public Library at the Eastern end of the park and what are, in my wife's opinion, the best free public toilets she's ever used on our travels, that are kept spotlessly clean by a no nonsense Asian lady who managed the constant queues of customers to the toilets in one corner of the park very firmly. They had beautiful fresh flower arrangements on display, soothing classic music playing and Japanese style toilets that automatically roll out a paper cover over the toilet seat after each flush. If we ever visit NYC in the winter we would love to attend the activites within the Winter Village at the park, with its centrepiece 17,000 sq ft ice rink with free-admission ice skating, high quality rental skates, free skating shows and events.

What a fabulous holiday pop up market! Ice rink was open, so many unique vendors and instagram worthy foods! Just avoid the corner that sells the stinky cooked cheese!

I recently visited this lovely park that truly offered a scenic experience. The atmosphere was peaceful, and I felt completely safe throughout my time there. One of the highlights was the abundance of seating options, with plenty of tables available for visitors to relax and enjoy their surroundings. Plus there were packs of well behaved teenagers there. I feel old seeing that but it was nice to see. While we were there, we discovered a great area with 20+ tables where we set up our Ring camera and tripod. We took some time to film a quick video, which took about 20 minutes and then left. Next time we visit, we're planning to explore the library at the top of the stairs. Nice experience.

This is my SECOND time visiting the Bryant Park Winter Market 2025 in one week! I absolutely love it! For as long as i can remember my family and I have been coming here! I only took a pic of the Biang Biang noodles and OMG they were so good! A little bit spicy but not unbearable. I also had a Cheesesteak by the Truffliest that was 10/10. The spud potato could be a skip. Strawberro Dubai Chocolate never disappoints. Hot chocolate wise… No Chewing Aloud for rich authentic chocolate, Smores nMore for AMAZING marshmallow dipped hot chocolate (not too chocolatey or thick). I could go on and on but JUST GO!

I loved this park. It is small but packed with activities and people from different backgrounds; families, office workers, tourists, everyone. In warm months you get lawn movies, free classes, and plenty of chairs to just sit and relax; in winter it turns into a festive market. Easy to pop in for a walk, a short jog around the perimeter, or a quiet moment with a coffee. For such a small park, it has everything.

Chelsea Market is lively and full of great food options, but it was extremely crowded during my summer visit. It’s definitely a popular spot, but the large crowds made it hard to fully enjoy the space. Unfortunately, the restrooms were not clean, which took away from the overall experience. For such a well-known attraction, I expected better maintenance. Still, it’s worth stopping by if you’re in the area—just try to go during off-peak hours.

This is one of the most fantastic markets in the United States, the business within Chelsea Market are fantastic! It's mostly dining options but there are quite a number of mom and pop retail stores as well. We couldn't recommend a visit to Chelsea Market highly enough. It's a special NYC destination and super cool!

Chelsea Market is an iconic indoor food hall and retail marketplace renowned for its wide range of grocers (fish, produce, etc.), artisanal shops & eateries. It’s in New York City's Meatpacking District. Chelsea Market’s history: It was formerly a Nabisco factory where the Oreo cookie was invented. I like its unique industrial-chic architecture. It’s close to High line, an elevated old train track turned garden walk way. One of my most favorite way to walk through NY without cabs in my way. Just a safe space looking down on NY streets.

Great market with plenty of shops to check out and food options. There are restaurants with many different forms of cuisine to choose from with indoor and covered outdoor seating. Shops including clothing stores, gift shops, stalls for local artists, and foods. There are also restrooms on the lower level that are clean and well maintained. While we were here it was decorated for Halloween!

This might be the best market in Manhattan. It has a cultural and historical impact. Also you can see the architecture still remaining from the past. It’s a big place where you can find a diverse kind of business. Food, art, souvenirs and there’s also free restrooms made with some interesting materials.

The market is nice and looks very stylish. It’s buzzing even on a Sunday evening. There is a good enough selection of food options although they may not be extra top notch. Overall worth checking out if you are in New York

Super cool to try local stuff from Ny tought it’s really Ny because you have a lot of stuff from around the world like many Chinese stuff. When I went there it rained a lot so the place got flooded! 😅 so the building is not that good, the place is amazing tought to visit and eat!

The mall opened on August 16, 2016, as the largest shopping complex in Manhattan, with 125 retail spaces. It replaced The Mall at the World Trade Center, the ... Situated at the portal of Lower Manhattan where millions of global travelers walk accross – Westfield World Trade Center has become an instantly identifiable landmark like no other. This architectural marvel and the most complete retail destination in New York City showcases 80+ fashion, health, beauty, lifestyle, and technology brands under the magnificent roof of the iconic Santiago Calatrava designed Oculus. Anchored by Eataly NYC Downtown and Epicerie Boulud, fresh food and fine dining also take center stage. The Oculus at Westfield World Trade Center has become Lower Manhattan's newest meeting places and home to a multitude of community events, headline entertainment, art and cultural programming, and social activities.

The Westfield World Trade Center Mall stands as a stunning symbol of resilience and rebirth in the heart of Lower Manhattan. Beneath the magnificent white wings of the Oculus, this architectural masterpiece unites commerce, art, and remembrance in one breathtaking space. Every corner reflects the enduring spirit of New York City and the unyielding strength of a nation that rose from tragedy with grace and determination. Beyond its world-class shopping and dining, the mall serves as a living tribute to American perseverance—where innovation meets memory, and where the promise of tomorrow proudly honors the sacrifices of the past

Pretty mall, not a lot of stores to choose from. A nice mix between high end and some affordable stores. The market is the highlight of the mall! So much great food to choose from! Come here hungry and find something!

This needs no introduction but it’s a beautiful architectural masterpiece and a must-see building when you’re in New York. It’s easily accessible by train but I’d recommend walking down Manhattan if you had time. It also has access to Battery Park via Brookfield Place which is another good place to visit.

There is a kiosk in the Oculus. The name is “1898 New York.” There’s a story behind the name and that story is history. They have a collection of sweatshirts, hoodies, T-shirts and that unique in color and in Design. and they also have jewelry. I am sending you photographs because the price on these clothing are well-made in Australia and they go from 100 and down. Then they go up with the Jewelry. Lovely girls that were there very lovely girls.

It’s safe to say this is the most beautiful shopping mall in America. There aren’t many stores, but it’s mostly about the lovely atmosphere.

This is an incredible place to spend some time. The architecture is absolutely stunning. Plenty of places to shop and find some goodies. Definitely a huge amount of space below ground. Clean and well kept. We needed a place to get out of the rain and found this gem accidentally. I could spend hours in there just checking things out. Not a lot of places to sit down if you've been walking a lot, but that is most of NYC. Easy access to MTA(subway) to get you to other places in the city. If you are in lower Manhattan don't hesitate to check it out!

The vibes at the Seaport Pier in NYC are simply unmatched on a beautiful day. I recently spent an afternoon there and absolutely loved just sitting out in the sun, soaking it all in. The fresh air coming off the water and the incredible views of the city skyline and the Brooklyn Bridge create such a serene yet energetic atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot to escape the city's chaos without actually leaving it. What I enjoyed most was just vibing with all the different people there. There was a diverse crowd—families, couples, friends, and people just enjoying a quiet moment alone. The energy was so positive and relaxed. You can watch the boats go by, listen to the distant sounds of the city, and feel completely present. Whether you’re grabbing a drink from one of the nearby spots, a quick bite, or just enjoying the view, the pier offers a unique and beautiful urban retreat. I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fresh perspective and a moment of peace.

I came here for a NYFW show I was invited to. It was really nice and a great concept! It was mermaid themed and on the boat! It was such a fun show. The pier itself is clean and has a nice selection of shopping and restaurants around.

the venue is so nice and open with some of the best views of the city. went to a disco party here and it was so nice to feel the breeze from the water and be surrounded by music. the restrooms are also easily accessible and there’s also a water fountain. the only reason i subtracted a star was that the escalators stopped working when we were exiting the event and after a night of dancing in heels, this was practically a crime.

Pier 17 is a fantastic spot in New York with one of the most stunning views of the Brooklyn Bridge. The atmosphere is vibrant, and the open spaces make it a perfect place to relax, take photos, or enjoy an evening out. The view, especially at sunset, is simply magnificent and unforgettable. A must-visit for anyone looking to experience the city’s beauty from a unique perspective.

I took my son to see Dropkick Murphy's. The show was phenomenal. The view from the rooftop is absolutely breathtaking. There are plenty of nearby restaurants, although the Rooftop has snacks and drinks as well. A great time was had!

We took a boat tour from here just walking distance from hotel. Tour was of the Statue of Liberty and the local area by water. It was great we bought tickets last minute no problem. Plenty of room onboard and they served drinks and lite food. Debbi our guide was very knowledgeable and kind.

Pier17 is really a great place for a little tour and exploring city & east river views. Also has welcoming deck where we can sit and relax. Absolutely stunning view at afternoon especially Brooklyn Bridge side.

Nice and convenient mall right in the heart of Jersey City. Plenty of brand-name stores like Macy’s, H&M, and Zara, along with a decent food court offering a mix of fast food and casual dining options. Great for quick shopping or just spending a few hours indoors. It’s usually not too crowded on weekdays, which is a plus. Also well connected by the PATH train and easily walkable from Exchange Place and surrounding areas. Parking is available, but can get full on weekends. Wish there were more local or unique shops, but overall a solid mall experience.

This mall was on my to visit list and also I needed something to do today. Mall has multiple entrances, large parking lot however isn't not free. Mall has teo level of shopping with a good variety of stores and eateries like cheesecake factory,haagen daz and more. Mall offers a large food court, AMC movie which are located oncthe top level. Restrooms are also located on the top level above the shopping level. Mall is kept clean with visible security walking around. They offer seating areas, snd even have massage chairs. Mall also accessible by public transportation via the path train. They also have a play area for kids so Mall offer something for everyone. So overall nice place to spend a few hours where you csn come for a movie and get some shopping done and something to eat.

Newport Centre in Jersey City is a great go-to mall if you want a convenient mix of shopping, food, and entertainment all in one spot. It’s clean, modern, and easy to get to—plus there’s plenty of parking and it’s right near the PATH, which makes it super accessible whether you’re local or coming from NYC. The mall has a solid variety of stores, from big names like Macy’s, H&M, and Apple to smaller specialty shops that are fun to browse. The food court has a nice mix of options, and there are restaurants nearby if you want to grab a sit-down meal after shopping. It’s also connected to an AMC movie theater, which makes it perfect for a full day out. The layout is easy to navigate, and the atmosphere always feels safe and family-friendly. Overall, Newport Centre is one of the best spots in the area when you want to shop, grab a bite, or just spend a relaxing afternoon indoors.

Great Place to enjoy movies on the big screen. The employees are extra nice, go out there way to make your experience worth the price of admission. It's not always easy to take over 100 kids and teens to the movies and not expect there to be a bit of chaos and spills. Yest the employees did a fantastic job with assisting camp and groups. When my customers are happy, well that makes me happy, and thankful.

I have been an infrequent visitor of Newport mall since 2015. In past decade, the mall has changed significantly for the better. It is so much more brighter and better now compared to 2015. Staff members have done a good job keeping it clean and well maintained. A lot of new and popular brands have opened their store here. It has direct passageway to the Path train station due to which gets a lot of foot traffic. The mall has three floors with top floor having the food court and AMC. The food court has some of the popular chains like Shake Shack, Chic-fil-a, Gong Cha, Panda Express and Sarku. The mall also has a Meet Fresh, Cheesecake Factory, Kura Sushi and Macy’s. There are several other apparel, shoes, cosmetic and perfume stores in other two floors. The mall is spacious and open. The parking lots adjacent to the mall are not free. Depending on parking period, the parking cost ranges between $5-$20. We mainly come here when we are in JC and want to stop by Meet Fresh.

Even if this structure was built in 1987, it still is attracting a lot of people. It is not really a big mall compared to others but is conveniently located and is very accessible via LRT and the PATH train. Enjoyed shopping here because one does not pay sales tax on clothings.

The mall is alright, perhaps a little dated, but I wouldn't really care enough to write a review about that. The problem is their parking. An evil company called "Metropolis" parking that is both violating the law and leeching private data. They lock you in the garage, and refuse to let you out, unless you do the following: 1. Give them your phone number 2. Give them a verification code to prove you have given their real phone number 3. Give them your email 4. Give them a credit card or bank account TO KEEP ON FILE AND CHARGE AUTOMATICALLY They will not let you leave without doing that. You will be held in line, you will create a line of cars behind you, and you are forced to text a number that doesn't work to "Open" the gate. After about 25 minutes a person came over to assist us. I informed him that I was getting an error "This Plate is already in use" and was not sure why I wasn't being let out I even offered to pay in cash. This is where it gets dark. I was told I could not pay in cash. It MUST be an identity verified transaction with your bank. For parking. Some food for thought: Congress Has Declared United States Currency to Be “Legal Tender for All Debts, Public and Private” The central statutory anchor is 31 U.S.C. § 5103, which states: “United States coins and currency… are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues.” Do not give these people your business if you value your privacy. Do not give them your information. If do park here, you are forced to accept a ToS to leave. entering this place, is affectively consenting to being held hostage for your personal information. Do not come here until this is fixed.

Queens Place Mall is fine but there are far less stores than before. BestBuy moved out like DSW but they added a Lidl in the sublevel which is great for the neighboring area. They have a Teriyaki place inside and a Gong Cha amongst other small restaurants. Target is a main stay and open early which is a plus. Parking is a bit challenging to enter but ample enough.

I've been coming here for decades, it's a great American Queens Mall and surrounding stores and malls. I have many great memories attributed to a beloved public institution. I hope to keep coming here for many decades more and they survive this disastrous administration.

What's a mall without stores? A building Target, Lidl,Macy's furniture and Backstage are the only stores remaining. It's a joke compared to its former days. But needless to say, Target has a great selection. Both Macy's stores are worth the trip and Lidl beats the competition in price. Overall not a total waste.

It does the job. I do feel like QCM and the other mall near it attracts more people and puts this one in the shadow, but it does the job. Chipotle and LIDL here are amazing, Target too. Not many stores but it does the job

My sister and I have been to this mall and that the mall was busy with a lot of people and that there are many stores in the mall. One of the many stores that is located in the mall is called Target which is located on the third and fourth level of it. Also, that there are many people that come to this mall daily.

Macy's Furniture Gallery bathroom was superb. Like airport bathroom. Target bathroom nice too.

The shopping center opened an hour earlier on the opening day of sales of IPhone15 09.22.2023 The queue was neatly lined up, everyone was told where to stand, no jostling and now I am the owner of a new iPhone on the day of sales! Hurray!!

Besides all the young kids hanging around , I get it . Nice little place very convenient and great to just hang out .they do they’re best to keep the green a place to sit and just relax and make sure people aren’t getting knocked out with any balls or being ran over as well 🤭. But it’s a great place !

The Atlas Park Mall has great stores and food options, as well as kids playing area, areas. THE PARKING is absolutely ridiculous! The parking used to be priced perfectly fine until they recently changed it and thought it was a GENIUS idea to raise it to $20! Even the American Dream Mall doesn’t have pricing like this and it’s 10xs bigger than this mall period! Somebody needs to fix this asap or this place will close!

This mall has gotten greedy, plain & simple. Parking used to be fair ($3 for an hour, $6 for two, $9 max). Now it’s $10 just for ONE hour and climbs from there. For families like mine who come several times a week for classes & appointments, that’s over $100 extra a month just to park. What makes it worse is they’re calling the outdoor lot a “premium” lot which is insane. The only “premium” thing about it is that it’s closer to some storefronts. Otherwise, it’s the same asphalt as before. Meanwhile, the “economy” decks have such low clearance that bigger cars and SUVs can’t even fit, forcing families into the overpriced outdoor spots. It’s nothing but a cash grab that punishes loyal customers and will only drive people (and their business) away. Honestly, the parking prices alone makes me not want to shop here anymore.

The minimum parking is $10 now. It used to be $3. They charge you for 2hrs for $10. So if you’re only here for 30 mins, is still $10. When before it was $3. Terrible. You’re here for 2hrs & 1 minute, that’s $20. Terrible terrible. New management sucks.

Went to watch a movie at regal, $20 for two hours outside parking is insane. First and last time I come to the movies here. As a woman I don’t feel comfortable parking outside of the mall because of these prices. I’d rather drive out to queens center mall, long island or fresh meadows where I won’t get ripped off.

Yikes on the new price gouging for the parking lot. Used to come here multiple times a week. First 30 minutes free. No more. $4+ for anything after 15 minutes for the indoor lot, $10+!!!! for the outdoor lot after first 15 minutes free. This explains why the last time I was there, the outdoor lot was so empty. I've literally stopped coming here. I'll swing by once every couple of weeks if I can find parking on the street and then walk over. They're gonna lose business with these prices. It doesn't even cost this much to park at Queens Center Mall!

I paid $10 to park for 20 minutes - absolutely outrageous! Not to mention half the shopping center is empty due to stores shutting down. The management needs to get it together. Parking used to be $3 (which was reasonable), and now it skyrocketed for absolutely no reason. Won’t be going back.

Love visiting IKEA… unfortunately, the last few visits were underwhelming. Items listed in stock were not. The escalators always seem to be out of service. For the summer, the AC is never effective enough; & the ice cream machine’s never working. Big bummer. Staff are friendly & helpful! Update: The escalators & the ice machine are finally working! They did a lot of renovations in the Bistro & it looks great! They have new store hours (which is disappointing) we did like coming here earlier in the day. Also, they expanded the self-checkout and there is less cashiers. The returning & pickup area has more seating. We noticed there is less staff for being the beginning of the week.

Huge store, but needs improvement IKEA has a great selection of furniture and home goods, and the showroom is huge — it’s easy to spend hours there. But there are always long lines at checkout, and the restaurant has a limited menu. The restrooms weren’t very clean during our visit, which was disappointing. Delivery is also a problem — not all parts arrive, and it’s hard to get issues resolved. I really hope they improve their delivery service and overall organization

I haven't been here for years. I didn't see much value as yhee was years ago. For example they had a flimsy fding chair for $25. You can buy a sturdier one at Costco for the equivalent. Oh yeah, the snack bar only had a few items available and the pizza looked stale.

IKEA is a really great place for the whole family to visit. You can find plenty of ideas on how to organize tiny NYC apartments, as well as shop for items for your home (in my opinion, it's better to order furniture online). After you're done shopping, you can enjoy some food at the cafe (though be prepared for ridiculously long lines). Plus, if you live in Brooklyn, don't forget to take advantage of the free weekend ferry ride to or from IKEA!

Ikea in Brooklyn. It is a fabulous store that is immaculate. They have beautiful room arrangements showcasing ideas on how to utilize their furniture in your home. The kitchen layouts are exceptional, and the prices are excellent. You can browse the entire store without salespeople following you. There is a design studio where an employee can help you with room design. And, of course, the famous Swedish meatballs in the restaurant. Also, a fabulous frozen food department....you can take home the Ikea meatballs to have any time ☺️

The view here is absolutely stunning. Every time I visit, I find myself enjoying a long, leisurely lunch while soaking it all in. I love wandering through the model rooms, especially the kitchens—I always find inspiration and dream about what mine could look like one day. Honestly, I could spend the whole day here just relaxing and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.

A nice two-drawer dresser can be a wonderful addition to any bedroom. The drawers offer convenient storage for clothing and other personal items. Its sleek design provides a touch of elegance to the room. The dresser's compact size makes it suitable for smaller spaces. Ultimately, it is a useful and stylish piece of furniture.

It was very cozy and nice. I went around 7 pm, even though it was freezing outside the amount of people and shops around made it not too bad. The food options were amazing and I appreciated the price of most of the food stands. Definitely budget friendly. Only down side was the limited walking space so there was a lot of shoulder bumping but it was a pleasant experience overall! The displays were great as well. (Only putting 4 stars because of the limited walking space)

Great place to hangout and blow some steam, smoke,play chess...few vendors on site legal and illegal alike,... whole foods is across the street restroom 🚻 for paying customers only 😂 lol citi bank on another corner,Bank of America across the street, Burlington, Nordstrom,

Union Square Holiday market was amazing. Artisans and craftsmen all around, each offering beautiful and unique art. I was so happy to come back and spend a day here.

Very nice green space to relax and eat/ drink or just to enjoy the fresh air.

Excellent and fun place to survey while eating delicious ethnic foods from all over 😋

The Union Square Holiday Market is open during the holiday season. It usually starts in mid-November and brings joy to the city until Christmas Eve. More than 100 local artists and vendors display and sell food, drinks, treats, gifts, cards, souvenirs and more. It is open 7 days a week except Thanksgiving, from about 11 am to 8 pm, and closes early on Christmas Eve.

The Union Square Holiday Market is a great place to grab a cup of hot chocolate! While the selection might be limited compared to other food options, you can definitely find some warming treats to enjoy while browsing the festive stalls.

I would have gave less stars if it wasn’t for the nice welcoming man wishing my family and I a happy Easter. The nachos didn’t have any chicken at all I order 2 samplers none had chicken . The kitchen guy was so slow the food came and we waited almost 30 minutes for my sons order, we were the only ones at the location & took so long to bring out cheeseburger & fried chicken finger for my son came all separate. I pay 67$ & even show the waitress how come no chicken in the nachos I live right by this restaurant & feel like it’s going from worse to worse . Anyways blessed Sunday & happy Easter . Hopefully he wonder of this location take action & make it more family friendly & kitchen chef to be quicker mostly when there no one just 1 costumer in the restaurant. Also no napkins most be doing good making a lot of money for us to use the wet wipes.

I don’t know why I keep giving them chances. I just ordered a door dash for 20 boneless wings fries and wedges. Simple to me it should not have taken that long. It took them an hour to make my food! Then when I got it it was cold and I got 18 real pieces and 1 ball. Did not even get me the decency to give me 20! I did not spend damn near $30 for this trash to not get my money back and if I have to uber there and back we gonna have a problem!

Long story short I came in and went to the bar and the bartender was absolutely clueless and had to keep asking people for clarifications. Got my drink then my food not too long after but when I got it I asked for another drink. The Bartender said okay and walked away. For at least 15 MINUTES I watched him come back and fourth behind the bar getting fountains drink for the tables but not attending TO THE BAR. Another customer walked in and not one but 2 workers tended to him. At this point the bartender finally started making my drink at which I told him I didn’t want it anymore, just give me the bill. He seemed like he was upset about that. He comes back with a bill that’s way more than it was supposed to be. I addressed him and he just said he didn’t know but he’ll talk to the manager. He comes back 5 minutes later with my CORRECT bill.. no apologies or anything. I put my card on the bar and he proceeded to pick up the bill that was the incorrect bill then came back and asked me to put my PIN number in. I asked him how much are you charging me because you picked up the wrong bill. His response? You’ll see after you put your pin in. I said who you got a attitude with when you the one who messed up multiple times since I been here. He proceeds to start laughing. Mind you I’m on the phone the entire time and this establishment has cameras so PLEASE RUN THE CAMERAS BACK. I’m beyond upset at this time so I ask him to get a manager. He leaves and comes back 3 minutes later to tell me that I didn’t have to pay the bill.. so it was comped AND FOR GOOD REASON! but it’s the fact the manager couldn’t even address this with the customer is weird to me. I never come to this Buffalo Wild Wings and I live ACROSS THE STREET, I see why now!

Food was decent went with friends for the unlimited wings deal. Unfortunately they are definitely understaffed so getting service took some time but when our server came around the food was out pretty quick. I have to praise our server Shanelle she was working so hard and obviously doing her best but was handling at least 6 parties spread all over the restaurant by herself. It can’t be easy especially with the unlimited deal so we were understanding that it was a bit slow. We were able to eat three rounds then didn’t want anymore anyways. Otherwise location was clean and spacious and relatively empty given we went on a Wednesday night. Lots of TV screen all around to watch the game. Dave and busters right nearby for some fun after. Biggest issue again is that they are obviously understaffed

Worst experience ever! Took our son for his 17th Birthday yesterday on 4/25...the waitress wasn't rude but didnt really smile or anything to make us feel welcomed. We ordered 2 appetizers, guac and chips & 10 boneless wings, which I asked for them to come out first. My son and husband ordered the all American cheese burger and I had the street tacos. We got all the food at the same time except for the chips and guacamole, which were brought to us after we had gotten our food. Food was cold, not presentable at all. Chips were stale and tasteless. We were really unsatisfied with everything. Place wasn't busy at all for us having to wait about 30 to get our food. The only good thing about this were our drinks.

Can't give it no stars unfortunately. We placed our order online and got there after the time it said our food would be done and it wasn't done. And when we finally got our food and got it home it was ice cold. We have a 10min drive max I don't expect it to be piping hot but ice cold is cdon't. The some of the wings also still had feathers on them they they didn't even bother to remove. On top of that, the wings that we're already over priced and extremely small were over cook. I didn't even want to heat then up for fear I'd make them even more dry. I don't care if a manager see this or not because honestly if they wanted to run a decent business they would be and it shows they dont. This is for anyone planning to order from this gateway location. Don't. Go anywhere else. I was better off buy my own wings cooking them and making my own sauce. Would have been cheaper and tastier. I have not been this disappointed in an establishment in a very long time.

There is never a greater by the door, and you always have to stand up waiting to be noticed, food Is always over cooked, waitress wrote down my order but still got it wrong! And this time they gave me 9 wings for my 10 piece! Count your wings, people and check your receipt because my waitress got my order wrong and added her correction to my bill over charging me, im so glad i checked my receipt before just paying. My desert was sitting in the kitchen so long the ice cream melted, and it wasn't even busy! Don't think I would return to this location. After visiting for over 4 years, they still can't get it together. It's a shame. It's as if they short staff the restaurant on purpose cuting cost on the expense of customer satisfaction. Why would you want your customers to come back?

Decent shopping 🛍 center with a lot of options and varieties. Sometimes there's just a little to much panhandling practically in front of every store. At times ⏲️ it's difficult to see who really needs the help and who's hustling you. One time someone asking for money 💰 for their hungry kids and then his iPhone 10 thousand rang and it must of been important cause he jumped in his Benz and took off with haste 🤔🤨

Five below had some good things. Sally's is a small location with very little merch and the 3 workers were not helping. The cashier was too busy seeing the guy and girl that work on the floor playing and running all over the place. I even felt.

I live by this shopping and I must its such a great perk of living in my area be aware on weekdays after 2 kids come around there for chipotle Starbucks five guys five below n popeyes!!

Love the stores here, been shopping around since I was a kid- but the security car that drives around and cat calls ladies walking is disgusting yall gotta get that situated.

Its a nice little shopping center, very convenient location. Surround by a few banks.. TD, HSBC, Popular, and Chase bank. They have a big supermarket (Fairway). They also have a few phone shops like, Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T. A couple of food spots are on the scene, for instance, Five Guys, Subway, Courtney's and IHOP :) They have a small variety of clothing shops, as well.

Good little shopping area but need better stores

Nice Mini Mall To Get What You Need And Go.

Small store so there’s a bit of a chaos to it with all the excitement from customers and urgency from employees - but in a good way. The staff is outrageously friendly and helpful. I appreciate how prompt and kind they were. Can’t wait to come back!

Good store for street gear and a big selection of sneakers. Some very pricy items( such as a KITH Armani shirt for $1795). But most sneakers, hats and other items are moderately priced. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful and the store is well organized on 3 floors in a refurbished century old building. There is a woman’s store as well as a kids store nearby.

Quite the selection from the Kith branded merch all the way to high end colabs! 3 floors of shopping to choose from, shoe selection was great! A must stop and the employees are the best here! Appreciate you!

✌️ Kith Manhattan flagship store at 337 Lafayette Street is a celebrated three-story destination that blends elevated streetwear with luxury retail. The extensively remodeled space provides a premier setting for its highly sought-after inventory. The store is known for its meticulously curated selection, which features its own collections alongside high-profile collaborations with brands like Comme des Garçons—I purchased a Comme des Garçons t-shirt here while shopping on 6/22/21. ★★★★★

Dear Kith Customer Service Team, I have been a loyal Kith customer for the past decade, having frequented your stores since relocating to New York. It has been my tradition to visit your retail locations in person every Friday during the summer months to explore and purchase from your collections. Unfortunately, my most recent visit to the Lafayette store was deeply disappointing. I intended to purchase a few items from the new fall collection, including a specific suede bag. After selecting the item and requesting it to be prepared for purchase within three minutes, I encountered significant issues at the register. Initially, the incorrect bag was brought to me. After waiting 15 minutes for the correct item, I received what appeared to be an already opened bag. Upon inquiring whether it was a display model, I waited an additional 10 minutes for confirmation, followed by another 15 minutes for the back-of-house team to check inventory. Ultimately, I was informed that no other bags were in stock and that the display model was not eligible for return, exchange, store credit, or even a gift receipt. This experience, which extended over 45 minutes due to staff errors rather than long lines, fell far short of the customer service standards I have come to expect from Kith. I kindly request that you address these operational challenges to ensure a more seamless and professional shopping experience in the future. Thank you for your attention to this

Been shopping at Kith for years now. Is it expensive? Yes. Is it a bit overhyped and difficult to get stuff sometimes? Yes. Will I keep shopping there? YES. I’m always so impressed with their collabs, variety and quality. They always seem like they are having fun with what they do. And to top it off, as crowded as this store can be, they do a good job of taking care of the customers particularly with the remodel. So many of these types of shops have turned me off with their snooty attitudes and overpriced products. Kith continues to deliver.

I visited on a weekday with no line and after browsing, asked a staff member for a Kith piece. They checked the back but didn’t follow up when they returned, and proceeded to help other customers after walking past me. After a while, I followed up with a different staff member since the lack of sincerity from the first staff made me think they didn't help me at all. This second staff bascially acted the same way. After 10 minutes of waiting, I was ready to leave without the item, but my friend suggested we wait a little longer just in case. We followed up, and the staff somehow found the item, saying there wasn't much left, etc. But you'd expect they'd have clear organization of inventory -- I guess not. I told staff I was ready to buy, they asked for my name and took the item to the back. At the register, they asked for my name again to retrieve it. The process felt unnecessary. Left disappointed with my first Kith visit.

Great mall! Not too big but they have pretty much everything, including a New York City motor and vehicles where you can get your id and Renew your drivers license. They also have Marshall’s, Burlington, old navy, Best Buy. If you’re near Barclays you should go and visit this mall, you won’t regret. The only thing I didn’t notice is restaurants inside but you sure find some outside if you walk little bit. They also have parking lot available

This shopping mall located by the Atlantic Av Terminal in Brooklyn has a variety of stores and food establishments. You can find Dave's and Busters, GameStop, Burlington, Best buy, McDonalds, Applebee's, to name a few. You can feel safe because there is a lot of security and they help you get your way around. I feel really comfortable coming here and I recommend it to everyone else

A shopping center with a large variety of stores. Perfect place to hang out either friends on a long Sunday afternoon. The mall also has some food places for when you get hungry, making it the perfect place to take your family.

I was trying to schedule work at this location, but the security personnel can help with no information and were extremely rude during the interaction. The lack of coordination and professionalism made the experience very frustrating. I hope management addresses this issue and provides better training and communication to staff.

I like Davin n busters wich is there as well as Burlington wich always has huge likes like 2 hour wait n Dsw otherwise their isn't much shopping stores there

This mall has a Stop & Shop, Target, Dave & Busters, Applebee's, Game Stop, Guitar Center, Marshalls, Victoria's Secret, Bed Bath and Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, Best Buy, the DMV, The MTA and Long Island railroad are right under the mall and you can enter the mall as soon as you leave the train station.

This is a multi level shopping center. Lacked restrooms within the center so needed to use a shops. Some of the escalators were out of action although lifts did appear to be operational still. All shops listed on Google are here. The center was clean and tidy. Would be happy to visit again

Japan Village at Industry City is a hidden gem in Brooklyn! From the moment you walk in, you're transported straight to Japan. The food hall has a great variety of authentic Japanese dishes—whether you're craving ramen, sushi, or fresh mochi, there's something for everyone. The market is super well-stocked with Japanese snacks, groceries, and even cute gifts and home goods. The atmosphere is lively, clean, and welcoming. It’s the perfect place to eat, shop, and explore. A must-visit spot if you’re in NYC!

Good place, and convenient. We'll done and designed and operated. Worth a visit for sure. And staff is great too.

This is among the best developments in Brooklyn’s Industry City. The addition includes retail locations for MicroCenter, Off Saks 5th Avenue, Bed Bath & Beyond, Cost Plus and several others. They also have ample parking, elevators and escalators.

Quiet new park in development good for walking, watching the river, playing soccer and a short bicycle ride on the paths. Not much parking.

Relax and enjoy tons of food options while not having to leave Brooklyn. Live music on weekends and look out for special events

New development that houses cool stores like Microcenter, Bed Bath and Beyond, so far great customer experience in each of the stores I entered. Very industry feel inside, obviously befitting the theme of the neighborhood. Very spacious in there, has free parking available and Amazon is also in the building where you could return things (depending on the order and return option), but it is entered through a side entrance on 3rd Ave.

Great location with flooring, computer, and office space. Nice little pizza shop inside.

Hard to find parking though there is a large parking lot. Very busy place depending on time and day of the week.

They need more variety of stores for the neighborhood. Functional for the area wish there was more stuff . There's already nothing much in the neighborhood. Social Security office is inside . Also a grocery store is included. A lot of parking options during the day.

Super deals ,and great place to find most your needs in one Plaza, awesome workers ,very helpful,polite,and thoughtful towards opinions on items

I had a phenomenal experience, I used an ATM 🏧 and it gave me money 💰.

I like the fact that they have some organic food at market...

It's ok parking lot always full. Very small. Had to park outside.

Super Market is very nice...very clean. But make sure you check when they scan your items. A few times I've been there, the scanned price on the item was higher then the label price.

Such a great store! All kinds of fun things you can find that you didn't know you needed! The workers are very kind and thoughtful. Plus, the best part, they sell sonny angels!! Another great thing about it is that there's no huge line to get the sonny angels and they don't sell out in 2 hours!

I absolutely loved discovering this charming and super cool curiosity shop in East Village. It’s filled with delightful treasures — from home decor items, books, postcards, candles, socks, toys, kitchen accessories, personal accessories, and so much more. It’s the perfect spot to pick up a special gift or treat yourself to something fun and thoughtful. You’ll almost certainly leave with something — everything is just so tempting and full of personality. I'll definitelly be back!

I’ve been coming here for years, finally getting around to reviewing. I get all my cards here for every occasion - this spot always come through where drug stores, papyrus, etc fall short. The cards are always original, funny and feature nice designs. There is also a wide assortment of gifts and other chachkies, the baby gifts are particularly good. I feel like it’s a neighborhood staple standing in the face of chain stores.

What an absolutely fantastic place. Filled with lots of goodies. Cards, candles, gift's you name it, they probably have it. It was a real treat to stop in here and find quality merchandise that it's well thought out and presented. It's a nice little jewel on the lower east side. Check it out..

I come here for all my gifts. You can find something for everyone. Just show up and explain who the gift is for and the amazing staff will help you find something interesting and cool.

Absolutely comfy place with a great vibe- found a beautiful postcard today :) so many reasons to come back again!

Great gift shop in the East Village, with a really broad but well curated set of items on display. Spacious enough to wander and browse, but dense enough to keep your attention. We picked up a couple of trinkets here. Definitely recommended.

Bought a pair of shoes for $220 at Rugged Row. Paid cash, no receipt. Later discovered they were made very poorly — stitching near the heel already coming apart- after one wear, rough finishing, and uneven construction. Very disappointed in the manager and the overall quality. Would not recommend.

Never knew about this place. Sort of easy to walk past. It's a sorta in between a flea market, thrift, and mall vibe. Grab a coffee and walk over. Has interesting shops and just something to do on a casual stroll. There is a stationary shop in the back corner with unusual nick knacks. Won't blow your mind but it's a fun stop. Check it out.

Great variety of places, cool vibe, good price variance as well, can find affordable to next level. Had some great conversations with proprietors of a few places as well. It's definitely worth stopping at if you are in Williamsburg Brooklyn!

The quality of the shops in this little mall has decreased as it has become gentrified, unfortunately. It is worth it pop in for a quick look at what they have but don't expect anything special. There are a few boutiques that might have interesting clothing items but you need to be very selective.

Cool spot, lots of cool, hidden shops. Never been to a place quite like this. A really bad 4chan mod used to live in this very building.

The seating areas in the corridors were comfortable for short breaks.

It's a really cute area to stop in for a bit. Is it a Mall, no. Is it a mini mall? No, again. But that's ok! They have a cool old school arcade machine that was really fun to play! We didn't actually buy anything (cuz they really didn't have anything) but I really like how the stores are all small business selling really cool things.

A nice little Brooklyn Industries outpost. All of the employees here seem to enjoy their jobs, and the guy at the counter seemed very enthusiastic about the fact that they design a lot of their own fabrics. A great place for interesting dresses, cute Brooklyn/NY-centric tees and well-made bags.

Great location, friendly staff, and great selection. Your typical Brooklyn Industries in terms of selection. It's a little easier to get to than the Dumbo location. However, the Manhattan locations might be a bit more convenient depending on where you're staying.

Trendy Brooklyn clothiers. They are moving soon so stop by to see this location. Whether you're getting Brooklyn-style to demonstrate your own pride or buying for some out of town guests, this will have the latest styles with the most interesting graphics.

The offer in this store were made for me. But more or less for younger people.

Clothes are pretty basic and clean but a bit overpriced in my opinion. This particular store is on the smaller side compared to other locations I've visited but it's a nice place to stop by if you're in the neighborhood. More of a place to just window shop than to actually purchase.

I really don't understand the appeal of this store. The garments are poorly made and overpriced. I have tried shopping here a few times, and have always been disappointed. They make decent bags, but they're a little too branded for my taste.

Cool spot for fashionable clothes medium priced. Not cheap but not super expensive. Good coats and Brooklyn themed t-shirts and sweatshirts.

I desperately wanted to like Brooklyn Flea and Smorgasburg Winter Market, but I have to say I was disappointed as this seems to only cater to the hipster crowd that seems to occupy the Williamsburg neighborhood. The Brooklyn Flea portion is relatively small, and is only filled with vendors that offer handcrafted jewelry, or antique clothes that seem to be as old as they are distasteful. The kicker is that the majority of the flea vendors are more interested in their phones, instead of earning your business with some genuine salesmanship or custom service. The view of manhattan from the market is spectacular! As for the Smorgasburg Winter Market portion, there were some good vendors there offering some genuinely tasty food. The selection of vendors was pretty small, only about 12. Many of the vendors did offer a discount for using Apple Pay, so be sure to use it. Seating is limited so if you see a table that is open, grab it quickly. If you are in the area, it’s worth stopping by but not worth making a special trip.

Great view and some good finds, but I have to say the prices are outrageous, even by Williamsburg standards. Otherwise, it was enjoyable walking around and enjoying the view. I didn't try the pizza cupcake, but it looks amazing and I would recommend it to non-kosher foodies.

Fun Place to end a weekend. Energetic vibes, great coffee, a nice view if the city.

Foodie destination bucket list (with or without weather permitting)! Proud out of towner Repeat offender @ smorg! First time indoor, so I enjoyed old favorites like pineapple plated thai bird and new favorites like pandan cheescake, flame torched marshmallow ice cream. Will be back shortly.

Great food and shopping. You never know what you'll find.

The food is delicious and the flea market vendors have cool and unique products

Awesome food from different types and cultural vendors

Cute super trendy used clothes. Disappointed as to the typical overpriced markup and the hype behind this store? Come on. One of them must be a friend of a writer at Vogue. The Vogue article for someone who actually worked for Gaultier for 12 years in Paris, I found it full of nonsense. Some nice pieces overpriced by 140 dollars at least. But they're the darlings of Vogue. Lol. Most of the customers walk in and walk out. That says everything. The girl at Lara Koleji on orchard street warned me not to go here. But I went and it was a bit of a let down.

If vintage were a speakeasy, James Veloria would be its secret handshake…hidden on the second floor of the most unlikely marker, yet bursting with treasures once you find your way up. Venture through a nondescript entrance, take the stairs, and suddenly you’re in a perfectly curated time capsule where every rack has a story. The selection? Archival classics that feel newly minted—each piece is as eclectic as the staff, who double as fashion muses in their mirror selfie campaigns (the kind that make you pause and think, “I need that silver Jean Paul Gaultier blazer, and maybe confidence, too”). Brands range from the big hitters to the one-of-a-kind framework—the kind of rare finds vintage hunters hype about in hushed tones, without the usual couture pretentiousness. The atmosphere is cozy, welcoming, and chill—the kind that makes designer vintage feel like fashion’s coolest best-kept secret. The staff are genuinely stylish and more approachable than your friend who always “knows a guy” with the best thrift hookup. They’re enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and you never feel talked down to. Whether you’re a dedicated collector or just window-shopping (or scrolling their Instagram mirror-selfies to feed your weekend daydreams), James Veloria is a must-stop. A perfect blend of hidden gem and style manifesto—five stars all day.

Extremely Disappointing and Disrespectful Experience. I would leave 0 stars if possible. I was really excited to revisit this store and brought my closest friend with me, but unfortunately, our experience was awful from the moment we walked in. As two young POC women, we were completely ignored — no greeting, no offer to help, nothing. The staff acted like we didn’t exist. Things only got worse when their group of workers literally pushed past us to do a photoshoot downstairs. They didn’t apologize or ask us to move; they just shoved through as if we were in their way. It was incredibly rude and unprofessional. We felt unwelcome, disrespected, and honestly, discriminated against. There’s no excuse for treating customers this way — especially when we were polite and genuinely interested in shopping. We ended up leaving without buying anything, simply because the environment was so hostile and uncomfortable. I hope the management takes this feedback seriously, because no one should be treated like that in any store.

Love this store! Been shopping here for so many years. The selection is insane and the prices are great!!

Great curated Vintage. Love coming here. I've been coming here for 5 years I think. Always walk on feeling snappy!

one of my favorite vintage thrift stores in the city. my local spot so i’m here all the time

Such a fun, well-curated selection of vintage clothing! Purchased a Dries VN suit. The people who work in the store are very engaging and friendly without being pushy. When I asked if they knew a tailor who could alter the suit, they were extremely helpful and could supply that information, too. Walked out very happy and can't wait to return.

The trains are constantly out of service and the worst thing is that the employee in the booth doesn't put up signs before people get in and waste their money! When I'm already saving up money on food to pay my rent, I can't afford to waste $3.25!!! The apps are useless and not up to date!! The subway doesn't refund your ticket, they give you an envelope to go to post office and go through a long process! The subway is unorganized, works should be done at night, not on the weekends just like in every civilized city in the world!!!! This company should be fined!!

How is this not an official transfer to Atlantic Av-Barclays Center?? Anyways, eh station; would rather use Hoyt-Schermerhorn.

The lady who work inside the booth here at June 2 2022 at 10pm is mad stubborn and god bless her and her family because I could tell she was going through something I told her she was beautiful and how was her night and started crying and told me some thing about her family I just walk away I could tell she was going thru something the mta needs to take care of their employees because she looked stressed

Great area and plenty of places to eat

G train has no signs indicating where the train stops and train operator has no interest in allowing a second for people running to the train because it stops 300 feet of the end. MTA is such a joke.

Love hate it. When all is good and train on time I just love it. But now always, and winter time is when I try to avoid it. It is OK.

Great coffee, but I'm not sure who it belonged to. Didn't eat the sandwich.

Quaint little store with a decent variety of different clothes, accessories and shoes from all over. The store is fairly spacious with a few changing areas. Staff are friendly enough although not as attentive as I would have liked, but I chalk that up to preparing for the sample sale that is going on at the time of writing this review. I did however find some of my favorite new brands through the store, namely fisher+baker and shoes like pottery, plus Steven Alan's own in-house brand makes some quality pieces of clothing as well.

Bought 2 shirts here for $150 each. Buttons fell off both of the shirts after I carefully packed them in a suitcase. Terrible quality, wont ever come back here.

Great store, good selection of brands, quality in-house brand. Ecommerce site needs some updates, 2-3 times I've purchased things only to be told after the face they had been sold out. Would buy more here if they were more reliable.

I ordered 3 pairs of prescription eye glasses that were never sent to me. My debit card was charged for the entire amount. The company never responded to any of emails or phone calls and took my money. I am out $300 and still can't afford to buy new glasses.

love this label but the Ecommerce site needs some updates, 5 times I've purchased things only to be told after the face they had been sold out.They canceld my order and i never received a email +They send a another product ... Also we cannot buy from Europe That's bad because it's a really great product

One of my go-to brands for crisp beautifully made classics

Best men's fashion designer must check.

Great curated assortment of men's clothes with a few home furnishings too.

Great stuff! Enjoyed talking with Luis.