Olympia plaza is right off of Route 22. Don't blink because you can miss the entrance and the only…read moreway back is to either enter the wrong way or hit two jug handles for a 360 to make your way back. This is a small strip mall with some nice stores. I frequent this place because of the sushi spot and froyo. Some other stores I want to go are the gamer store, snowboard/skateboard store, and the Thai food joint. The only knock against this strip mall is the parking. The parking lot space are tight and when this place is full you might as well keep on driving. All in all...a good place to stop and shop.

City Place offers really convenient parking with plenty of spots for everyone. The layout is easy…read moreto navigate, and I never had trouble finding a space. It's clean and well-maintained, which is a huge plus. I also appreciate the security measures they have in place, making it feel safe. Honestly, it's a great choice for a hassle-free parking experience!

Took a stroll through City Place with my partner a while back when we were in Edgewater. We like to…read morewalk along the river from Mitsuwa shopping plaza, and we'll sometimes stop by City Place. There are a couple of stores to window shop and eateries to drop by (aka Haagen Dazs). On our (my) to-do is to try out the Old Pancake House (I've been to the other two locations and am a fan - my OPH fandom will be complete once I try the one in City Place.) I walk here, but there's a parking deck if you're driving. In short, nice shopping area in a good location.

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 selection of restaurants here! Very pristine outdoor strip mall, not normally my speed but…read morethis one is A ok! Really cool wine and liquor store (Stew Leonard's) which counts for 2 of the 4 stars ;) There are very clean public rest rooms too! The food outlets are as follows: Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza - Want to try it, looks pretty cool. Cupcake Cafe - looks ok for coffee, cupcakes don't float my boat so won't be partaking! CUPS Frozen Yogurt - May give it a whirl. It's Greek to Me - Busy place will try as I love Greek food. Joe's Crab Shack - Looks like a tikki bar could be worth checking out. Moe's Southwest Grill - Don't think so! T.G.I. Friday's - Not my cup of tea. Zinburger - I'd like to try this one. The retail stores are pretty generic, nothing exciting, even though I must say that Charming Charlies is merchandised really well! There's also a massive gym to work of all those calories after eating here!

The Plaza at Harmon Meadow in Secaucus, NJ is a convenient shopping center. It isn't fancy. It…read moreoffers a variety of casual dining options, making it a solid spot for a classic dinner-and-movie (Regal 14) outing. Restaurants in the plaza include Houlihan's, Carnegie Diner & Cafe, Red Lobster, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Cumin N Eat, providing a mix of casual and sit-down choices ranging from American classics to fast-casual and international cuisine. It's also very accessible, located near major highways including I-95 (New Jersey Turnpike), Route 3, and Route 495.

This is a very popular and busy plaza in Secaucus. Lots of dining options available including…read moreChili's, Kpot, Starbucks, Chipotle, Shake Shake, Red Lobster and a buffet restaurant. There's a movie theater and expo center available too. We came around evening time on Sunday for dinner at Shake Shack. The parking lot was packed. But luckily a lot of people were leaving so we got a spot. The crossings and walkway are not very safe, especially after sunset. Incoming cars do not see pedestrians crossing, or care to stop.

This is a cute shopping center that has some things you could go out for…read more They do have mostly everything that you would need. Nail salon, a supermarket (overpriced, UPS store, Baskin Robbins, and a deli. It's all in one strip so its very easy to get one place to the next. There really isn't anywhere in terms of shopping, but if you need to get any other errands done, this shopping center is probably the best bet!

The Gateway is to me just as the name implies - a gateway between Downtown Newark and Newark Penn…read moreStation. Beyond traversing between the two is a large business building. Most of my visits here have actually been for that - business for one of my clients family attorney. Several floors up after getting clearance is a fancy suite where I'm sure high profile law meetings take place as it is extremely high end looking and assume the other floors look the same. In the main area is an extension of what Newark Penn Station is like, New York Penn as well with various shops to consider before you travel. From what I can tell it serves it's purpose. An upscale office building complete with security, an art gallery on the lower level but shops that offer passage to Downtown Newark and Newark Penn. There is a parking garage just outside of the building that I find handy in my visits here.

If you commute into and out of Newark, Gateway Center is very convenient - especially when it's…read moreraining or snowing outside. If you are traveling into Newark Penn Station, you can get to Mulberry Street (one block from Broad Street) through Gateway's skyway. On your way, you can get a coffee or a quick grab-and-go snack at one of the shops inside. There are two Dunkin' Donuts, two Subways, and a few non-big-chain eateries (Nagoyaka, City Beans, COTIDIANO, Metro Café, etc.). There are also a few convenience stores, a New York Sports Club, and the Gateway Project Spaces. You can also enter the Hilton Gateway from inside Gateway Center. Gateway is comprised of four corporate buildings (1, 2, 3, and 4 Gateway). Midday, office workers will flood the skyway getting lunch or heading outside during their break. On a Devils night, many fans use the Gateway to get to Prudential Center, which is on Mulberry Street. Again, the best thing about Gateway is its convenience. My only forewarning is - during off-peak times of the day - be alert. While there is security during the work week, security presence isn't as visible during the weekend. I had a bad experience where a homeless man grabbed my arm when I wouldn't give him money, and no one was around to help me. This isn't a common occurrence, but just be careful.

Only recently did I realize just how many stores are open at the Livingston Town Center. I'd only…read morestopped by for Mango Mango beforehand. There's actually a variety of stores, gyms/health businesses, and restaurants/eateries there that are thriving. I've only parked in one of the outside lot spots, and not in the deck (see Howard's review - is that still the case in the garage?). Knock on wood, I haven't had an issue/situation so far. I remember what that corner of S. Livingston Ave and Mount Pleasant used to look like before the town center. It's nice to see that area evolve and grow over the years.

Best mall in the area. I go here often and it is always very clean and has ample parking. (There is…read morealso a parking garage). There is a wide variety of different stores and restaurants here. Overall, it's a nice environment!

This shopping center is conveniently located near the light rail between Bayonne and Staten Island…read more There's plenty of options to choose from for something to eat, from dine-in restaurants to fast food/grab & go. Also, multiple stores for a little retail therapy if you're in the area. I particularly like the way that the properties are widespread and not cramped or overlapping; there is ample parking availability.