Having been here for years, we go grocery shopping regularly at Shoprite and get food at Shake…read moreShack and Dave's Hot Chicken. Had lunch at G-Pot (Used to be Ruby Tuesday), Barns & Nobel and so many good stores here. ShopRite (formerly Pathmark). It's next to Rt 22; there is Starbucks and Best Buy here as well. One of my favorite shopping areas.

Great little shopping center I've frequented for years. I can easily hit 2-3 three stores in one…read moreshot here. Shoprite being the anchor here, which is the best one in the area. Many other errands came be completed here as the plaza includes a couple places to eat, Marshalls for clothes and household, Great Clips for haircuts, Best Buy for Electronics, Thrift Store for deals, Dollar Tree for the cheap needs and more. If you can't find what you need, Route 22 awaits where everything else you could want is out there. Of course beware of weekends as everyone comes out. Best thing about this shopping center is also the back access from Liberty Ave./Morris Ave. so Route 22 isn't even necessary as that itself is often filled with traffic. Yup Union Plaza is great.

This long strip mall has been around for a long time, even longer before I was born! Back then,…read moremost (if not all) of the units were filled with retail stores. Finding a parking spot at any part of this place was never an issue during that time. In the 90s, the notable anchors included Toys R Us, Kids R Us, Marshall's, and Shop-Rite. Of course, we can't forget about the department store called Caldor's. Yeah, I went to that store when I was a little kid for clothing, toys, and more. I bet you folks during the 90s time period (and maybe earlier?) remember that store. There was also the movie theater. I remember seeing the structure, but never caught a flick there. I don't even remember if it was still operational during the 90s. I bet you folks remember that too. Today, the strip mall consists of various stores that sell clothing and general merchandise. There are also stores that separately sell some electronics (Radio Shack), school supplies (Becker's), and video games (GameStop). Finally, there are places to grab something to eat in the main unit (Five Guys, Let's Yo), and in separate, stand-alone locations (Wendy's, Arby's, Buffet, and TGI Friday's). Hard to decide on where to go? The movie theater was replaced by Michael's, which sold supplies for arts and crafts. Caldor's space was replaced by Kohl's. The types of merchandise that Caldor's carried was no different than Kohl's. Kids R Us was replaced by Office Depot (small store that sold office supplies before closing down) and Sears Outlet, which sold refurbished appliances and units with broken or missing parts at low prices. So where do you want to go? Whenever I come here, I usually go to either ShopRite, Kohl's, or Dollar Tree on separate occasions. Sometimes I would go to Michael's and Marshall's, but only when necessary. I would also go to the buffet if I'm craving a huge lunch and TGI Friday's if I'm craving a good dinner or a drink with my friend. It's really great to have all those places in one spot within close proximity for those who lived close-by. Today, there were more empty spaces in the strip mall compared to long ago. It would be nice if interesting stores fill up those spaces someday. Also, prepare for the possibility of parking far away from the store that you really want to go to, especially on weekends. This is usually the case with Kohl's at times, in which the parking lot in front of the store would be so filled that you would either have to wait for a spot to open up or simply park in another part of the strip mall and walk far out. Sometimes, Shop-Rite is like that too, but again, this occurs more often with Kohl's. The close proximity of the places that I usually patronize here make me a fan!

It was a fun and easy time between shopping And a place to enjoy both…read more My girl friend and I decided to give TGIF a shot. We were welcomed right off the bat. Andre was working the bar and tables. He was un intrepid when it came down to our order. A spot on for a long Island ice tea and a sprite. Took 2 minutes. The food order was right behind no fooling around. The burgers came out as were ordered. Mine was rare. A good place to grab lunch while shopping.

Clark Commons is a nice shopping Center which opened 10 years ago (August 2015). Whole Foods is…read morethe Anchor store in this shopping center. There are 4 entrances and 3 exits & sufficient parking; however, the aisles are narrow & congestion is a problem when it's busy. The 27 stores surround the parking lot. There is a nice choice of stores. Many are Chain Stores and Restaurants. I wish they had a Vegetarian or Vegan restaurant. These are the stores there: Petco Barnes & Noble (opened in August 2025) Whole Foods Market (includes a restaurant/pub) Hallmark (Cards, Gifts) Home Goods (Kitchen supplies & more) Five Below Ulta Mattress Firm Michael's (Arts & Crafts) Verizon Wireless - Victra Clark L.A. Fitness PNC Bank Carter's / OshKosh B'gosh The Vitamin Shoppe City MD Urgent Care (since 2017) VisionWorks (Eye exams, Eyeglasses) The RESTAURANTS & Take Out foods are: Panera Bread ~ yummy (with drive-thru) Chipotle Panda Express Applebee's Smashburger Blaze Pizza Crumbl Cookies (opened in March 2022) - read separate reviews on this store elsewhere (Google, Yelp, Clark Neighbor, etc.) It's right across the street (with a traffic light to cross safely) from Hyatt Hills Golf Course, which also has Miniature Golf. Some shops that have closed: Red Mango, Party City, Noodles & Company

This is a nice outdoor shopping plaza. There are a few places to choose from for dining- Clark Bar…read moreand Applebee's for a restaurant vibe, or quick eats like Blaze Pizza, Panera, smash burger, and Panda Express. There is a nice variety of stores as well; Carter's/osh kosh Bgosh, Torrid, Ulta, Hallmark, Petsmart, HomeGoods, Michaels, and others. Also a Whole Foods, so it's a good one stop shop if you shop at these stores and live or commute nearby. There are a ton of great stores outside of the plaza as well, a Barnes and Noble, Target, Hand and Stone, and plenty of good food options are all within a 2 mile radius. The stores are all fairly new and well maintained and the plaza can get a bit busy but there is plenty of parking. It's a good place to shop if you're tired of the mall or don't want to deal with the crowds at the mall. 5/5

PROS: This mall is absolutely amazing! Reputable stores, most spots are taken which shows me this…read moremall isn't failing, staff is nice everywhere you go, they have activities including an aquarium CONS: They had food places but it wasn't in a food court style. The restaurants they had were scattered throughout the mall. I prefer it when all the eateries are in a central area OVERALL: I would absolutely come back to this mall. This is an amazing place to go to. Just make sure you know what food places they have before choosing since they're all scattered around

Close your eyes, click your heels and you could be at any mall USA. Inside is clean (but dated) and…read morewhen's the last time you said "everyone in the Family Truckster... we're off to JC Penny." All the usual suspects are here so if you're on a pilgrimage for board shorts and a soft pretzel the size of an infant... you're arrived at your destination. Closing time and the Family Truckster awaits. Three ho hum stars.

As the name currently implies, this strip mall is actually located in the CORNER of a busy…read moreintersection off of US-206 and Amwell Road. All of the units are attached to one long structure. This is one of those strip malls that's anchored by one store, which is a supermarket. The smaller retail units make up the remainder of this strip mall. This strip mall is anchored by Shop-Rite (reviewed separately). Notable tenants include Pet Valu, Hallmark, H&R Block, a Mailbox Business Center, Dollar (Plus) store, and Edible Arrangements. Other tenants include, but not limited to, a dry cleaner, a laundromat, florist, and a mixture of eateries. Of course there are some vacant units here, too. I've come here to patronize Shop-Rite and Starbucks (reviewed separately). I didn't have any issues finding a parking spot, unless it's because of the fact that I come here on weekday mornings when necessary. I also didn't run into any issues when entering or leaving the parking area either. I also walked from one end of the strip mall to the other. It was a pretty good walk. The strip mall appeared to be old, but in an okay condition. The roof top was brown, and the color around the signage appeared to be white. Triangular-shaped rooftops were visible on some parts of this strip mall. But what really matters is whether or not this strip mall has the place that you need to patronize at. Overall I'd say this is a very good strip mall.

Named after John Wick, because I mean, wouldn't you name a plaza after a dude that killed half the…read morecity because someone killed his dog (don't kill dogs). It's always fun to see somebody jump in and grab the first to review on something that I created. Just kidding. I don't really mind and more power to them. What does that saying mean anyway. It's a good shopping plaza with Sunmerry Bakery and a bunch of other stuff. Parking is usually okay, although you have to walk a little ways to get to the stores as it is an old-style mall, so in the winter it is no fun at all. This is an excellent shopping plaza with a bunch of great stores, and also Sunmerry. It's a wonderful Bakery with some boba (Happy Lemon), and there's plenty of other good Asian stuff around here. In the heart of Edison, which is one of the best towns for Asian food and drink, and for all kinds of great international things. So I like Wick shopping plaza, even though you'll have to park kind of far away from the stores, which can be treacherous in winter.

I grew up spectating the retail evolution of this plaza which is great material for a dramatic…read moredocumentary about the retail history of the last 4 decades. from the moment pop of the early 80s hey days to the 90s onslaught of big box retail to the shift to mid box (is that a word?) retailers now to more Asian stores, Wick Plaza reflects the changing face of Edison Township. The tenants 99 Ranch and Sunmerry, a popular Taiwanese bakery, are very very popular with nachos locos but many thru Central Jersey and surrounds. Wick Plaza management has smartly attracted these tenants as well as a very useful array of restaurants and specialty retail to keep this plaza from the fate of its many Rt 1 neighbors who have many vacancies which is viscerally and visually concerning.

This plaza is on Route 22 and has some nice shops here. Outback Steakhouse is the one I frequent…read morebut they also have a Verizon and Yogurt shop that I went too. Parking is not that bad and is plentiful.

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!