Easily, some of the hippest, most trend setting clothes around for young girls. That's probably…read morewhy you see their clothes on many celebrities children. On top of that the owners are some of the kindest people you will ever meet.

We wanted to visit this store for a while, and took the chance yesterday. That said, we were…read moreunderwhelmed. Prices felt high in comparison to other stores, especially the quality to price point. Furniture prices were outrageous. Some of the brands we were hoping to find were not available for sale, which was a letdown. We had been hoping that some of the more popular brands would be on display. Staff were courteous and kind. Store is well-kept. Unfortunately, there was nothing here for us.

This is a beautiful BabiesRus store opened a while back in AD level 3 section C. The store is super…read moreclean, tidy and full all the items a baby needs. As I was walking around the store, I was so impressed how they have organized different sections to make it easy for parents to find a try things. The sleep time section, the nursery section and car seat section were some my favorites to explore. The store also has a section start baby registry. They help you with designing baby room as well. Checking the prices, it appeared decent to me, comparable to prices I used to see in other BabiesRus stores. Multiple associates were at the store helping out customers with questions and checkouts. Happy to see this BabiesRus store being around.

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.

1 star - More Nightmare Than Dream…read more (But giving a 3 star since what was actually open was fun.) Took my daughter to American Dream Mall for her birthday weekend, expecting water slides and celebration shakes. What we got was a masterclass in disappointment. The water park was closed for electrical work. Fine -- things happen. So we headed to the shake shop to salvage the birthday with one of their fancy cake-topped frappés. Also closed. At this point the "dream" branding was starting to feel like false advertising. The hotel situation wasn't any better, not that the mall can be blamed for this. But fair warning to others who traveled as far as we did for this magical weekend. Pool closed for the entire weekend -- not for a quick cleaning, but pending state inspection results that could take "days to weeks." Called around to other hotels thinking we'd just move. Same story everywhere. Apparently post-Memorial Day weekend triggers mandatory state testing after high guest volume, and every pool in the area was in limbo. Nobody mentioned this when we booked. Back at the mall, the game room -- where the closed shake shop lives -- lost power entirely. And if that weren't enough, the fire alarm spent a good chunk of the afternoon flashing and blaring "there is a fire in the building, evacuate immediately" on repeat. Not once. Multiple times. So to recap: no water park, no birthday shake, no hotel pool, no game room, and a fire alarm that cried wolf so often we genuinely weren't sure whether to panic or just keep walking. Happy birthday, kid. At least the parking lot was open.

This was my first time exploring the Primark store. I was very surprised to the see how big the…read morestore was and the number of goods they had. Apparel, shoes, toys, home goods, accessories and so much more. Lots of signs all around made it easy to locate different sections. I found most of the sections very tidy and clean. All items were are priced decently cheap, but tue quality isn't bad for the cost. We bought some top, jeans and kids toy from here. They had two checkout sections. Yet lines were long due cause so many people were shopping. Once we got to the register, it was fast easy checkout.

Tons of items to check out. Fashion (men and women), shoes and home goods, etc. Big store so…read moreprepare yourself for at least 2 hours in here. Lots changing rooms, 10 items max. Friendly staff.

Donated and found what I was looking for. It's the new shopping experience my friends and I can do…read moreas a hobby.

I came here for the first time hoping to donate some clothing items I no longer need/ have space…read morefor. This is probably the largest Goodwill I've seen since it's an outlet store. I won't be in a rush to return. Maybe it's because we're just starting the new year so people are still in "out with the old, in with the new" mode, but the store was beyond crowded. Fortunately, they had parking out front and I found a spot. Immediately when I walked in and asked about donations, the employee directed me outside to leave my donations with their inventory. She was nice but clearly overwhelmed with work. The bins looked like trash bins but when I asked to confirm that it's not trash, she said it was donations. The clothes were just out in the open exposed. It didn't seem the most sanitary since anything could just get into the bags. After I dropped off my clothes, I thought about browsing the store but that was a lost cause. The checkout line was so long. It looked like people were buying whole wardrobes. So I just left. I'm sure there are probably some good finds but it wasn't worth it.

I stopped into the Uniqlo at American Dream on Tuesday. The store is huge! I picked up a few…read moredresses on sale. The self-checkout gets me every time with the accuracy. The woman staffer at the customer service kiosk area was friendly and helped me out. I never have a bad experience at this Uniqlo location :)

Got a pants and got an alteration for the length. Really quick service. Went back to pick it up in…read more30 mins. Great collection for the clothing.