Styertowne Shopping Center has been around for at least 50 years plus…read more History: For those Yelpers who live in the area, this center had the original Rowe Manse Emporium which started out as a small card and candle shop. Later, it expanded to an ultra modern department store. People came from all over to shop here. Rows Manse has been closed for the last 20 years. The center has a variety of stores: CVS, Corbo Jeweler's, Dollar Store, Vitamin Shoppe, US Post Office, Dunkin Donuts, Subway, Seasons Market, Allstate Ins. and much more. To me, the Shopping Center needs a "real facelift". Most of the shops need to "update" their outside appearance. The Shopping Centre's appearance hasn't changed since its inception. On occasion, I've noticed some questionable characters about. One of the latest and a real welcome addition is the Mexican Restaurant is Bitol. They serve wonderful cocktails and cuisine. Styertowne Shopping Center has a large parking lot in the front and rear of the center. PS: How could I forget, the wonderful Styertowne Bakery. It's one of the best bakeries in NJ!

I miss the old days when Levy's, Rowe-Manse, Acme, and other stores were there that I went to all…read morethe time. Now there are eateries, some medical offices, and a large sneaker store I have no need for. Stew Leonard's moved in but it's not my kind of store so I rarely go. They are putting in a Stew's Swim School which I will not use either. The Styertowne Bakery is still the best so hope they don't leave!

Good Mix Of Restaurants Well Kept Nice Concept For This Mall…read more Nice outdoor mall with a good selection of restaurants and assorted other businesses. Well patrolled, plenty of parking, outdoor seating area, clean public restrooms and music being played outdoors on a quality PA system. Kind of hard to discern the entrance as you approach at highway speed on route 3 west, pass the Tic Tock Diner in less then 1/2 mile look for TGI Friday's (826 State Route 3 Clifton NJ) and enter the driveway on the near side of the building. Restaurants Listed Alphabetically Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza Suite Number: 224 Phone: (973)471-2625 Corner Bakery Cafe Suite Number: 111 Phone: 973-272-1422 Cupcake Cafe Suite Number: 300 Phone: (973) 594-1711 CUPS Frozen Yogurt Suite Number: 109 Phone: 973-272-1990 It's Greek to Me Suite Number: 248 Phone: 973-594-1777 Joe's Crab Shack Suite Number: 252 Phone: 973-777-5114 Moe's Southwest Grill Suite Number: 244 Phone: 973-773-1700 T.G.I. Friday's Suite Number: 826 State Route 3 Phone: 973-778-1828 Zinburger Suite Number: 105 Phone: 973-272-1492

Good place to walk around , grab a bite to eat and get desert. It would be better if Old Navy were…read morehere and not up the black a bit near Trader Joe's. Still, a good and pleasant place to shop and walk around.

It's so busy there on a Saturday, especially when the circus it's in town ! Parking is really…read moredifficult in the afternoon !!! It's easy to get lost there, but what great exercise walking asking this mall!

I'll start with the good things . There is where to park…read moreand the food court is very good . The only thing is pricing has went up so high in the last 2-3 years . Can't blame , everything goes up

I'm from Jersey, but I'm not really a mall person. I only go to the mall when I need something…read more That's why I like Center City Mall because it has a variety of stores where I can pick up whatever I need to get, especially if I'm downtown and short on time to drive. I'll go into Center City for Marshalls, GNC, and PriceRIte more often. I've only been to Hamilton & Ward, but there are other eateries like Downtown Grill and IHOP. Inside, I've also seen there's a nail place, as well as a movie theater and arcade. Center City Mall is easy to get to via public transportation with bus stops, and there is underground parking available. Star rating based on convenience and ease of location - especially smack in the middle of an urban area.

I like this mall…read more 1) It is a good spot to chill in Downtown Paterson. I am glad it exists, then not having it. 2) The food court is my favorite aspect of this mall. If you are here, you MUST TRY Pollo Campero. 3) Pollo Campero is basically Latin style fried chicken franchise. It is amazing. The drinks from horchata to tamarindo is excellent, as well as desserts such as tres leches.

This mall has a lot of stores, but the hallways feel inconvenient because if you go down one all…read morethe way, you need to go backwards to go to a different hallway. Because of that, I didn't know there was a Spencers for years (not that I was looking for that store, but it's just interesting that I never knew there was a pretty well known store in a corner for years). The food court is pretty good with a wide selection of items and this one area between the center of the mall and the food court hallway occasionally switched out. Store prices vary and the mall can't really control that, obviously, but there's a good variety of stores with their ranging prices so that you can find your preference. I only know of one bathroom area and while it's pretty big, it also feels hidden and is inconvenient if you need to go from anywhere besides the center of the mall. Also, there's great parking and a bus stop for commuters. There's also other stores located in the same area but not in the mall which is convenient for a variety of reasons.

This is a good mall with the real anchor store here being the Macy's. I usually do most of my…read moreChristmas shopping here. They have just about everything on a shopping list so it fits your needs. The Bath and Body stores are good as is Hot Topic and Tates Menswear. The JCPennys is good too. Across the way is Dicks Sporting Goods. There are a couple movie theatres and plenty of food options. CAVA just opened near the Dicks as well. Parking is plentiful but like anyone else I'm jockeying for spots close. It's usually pretty safe and there are plenty of security guards but just be careful going to your car at night. A good mall.

At the corner of Eagle Rock and Prospect Avenues, West Orange Plaza is what was formerly known as…read moreK-Mart Plaza or where the old Caldor and Rag Shop stores were located back in the day (IYKYK). It's currently undergoing a huge renovation. Existing businesses are still open and operating. These include the Whole Foods, Verizon Store, Chipotle, Jersey Mikes, Frank's Pizza, America's Best Contacts and Glasses, myGym, dogtopia, and Mavis Tires. There is a lot of construction right now as parts of the shopping strip are being prepared for a Target anchor store, and a new traffic pattern is being carved out in the plaza lot where newly built free-standing store units will be strategically situated. The new plans will completely refresh the area and bring more activity to this part of town.

All staff members were helpful. they made our family trip fabulous…read more We made nice memories.

Never would I have thought that I would be standing right in the middle of the second biggest mall…read morein the U.S. But there I was on Mother's Day. Perhaps it's because of the sheer size of the mall or perhaps people were busy celebrating Mother's Day elsewhere, but it wasn't as busy or crowded as I would've expected. Although the food court wasn't packed, the wait for Jollibee was insane (probably a 25-35 minute wait). It was worth it though, I hope more malls in the U.S. have Jollibee. After eating, I explored the mall a bit. American Dream has a NHL-reuglate size ice skating rink (entrance is on the first floor, where you can also get the tickets). But what's wilder is the ski and snowboard resort - the first indoor snow resort in North America. I didn't go in but I could feel the chilliness from the condensation on the windows. There's also an NJ Hall of Fame, laser tag, Sesame Street Learn & Play, and Nickelodeon Universe inside. You can enter Nickelodeon Universe (no tickets needed) but you need to buy points to go on the rides. Even if you don't go on the rides, there are plenty of photo ops. I saw Spongebob and Squiward taking photos on a stage. Other cool things about American Dream: A ferris wheel called American Dream that allows you to see the NYC skyline, a Toys "R" Us train that goes around on one floor, and HMart. There is a fancier part of American Dream with high-end stores, too. I didn't come here for shopping though. Plenty of spots in the parking garage and it's $6 for each vehicle, though the first 15 minutes are free.

3.5; The days when malls had a prominent place in your shopping experience have diminished…read moreconsiderably and this is one the malls that has taken victim. While many mainstay stores have left, they have a few stores still that could make it worth a visit: uniglo, stew Leonard's, LL Bean, etc. The food court upstairs has far fewer options now. The one thing I've always liked about this mall was that it was easy to navigate and hard to get lost in, unlike its sister the Garden State Plaza mall. Plus parking is super easy in comparison as well because of far fewer patrons. Management also seems to have kept up with the mall's maintenance and decor even with fewer tenants. No tax on most clothes and shoes in NJ so that's always a plus! You won't likely find everything you need here but if that's not an issue, not a bad mall at all.

Thanksgiving weekend, busiest I have ever seen in this mall. It's great. I never know how they…read moresurvive with only a small amount of customers. Not a big selections in the mall but it's enough for me: VS, Uniqlo, Old Navy etc. Chick Flia and food court upstairs.