They need to enforce the drivers and empty cars to move that are all stopped down the side of the…read moreroad to enter and exit these establishments. You cannot drive on the road unless you play chicken with oncoming cars. You cannot walk out of the coffee shop or store without weaving between the vehicles because they're in front of the doors. No one enforces anything until someone gets hit. And I have seen a lot of near misses. The stores pay a lot to be there . And they get no safety for their patrons. IT iS RIDICULOUS. And I'm there often unfortunately.

Starbucks coffee and their personnel are absolutely THE BEST !!!!! Always hot coffee, smiling…read morefaces and clean restaurant !

Mid State Mall is currently occupied by the following businesses, including but not limited to:…read more ShopRite: https://www.yelp.com/biz/shoprite-of-east-brunswick-east-brunswick Art of Salad: https://www.yelp.com/biz/art-of-salad-east-brunswick Frank's Pizza: https://www.yelp.com/biz/franks-pizza-and-italian-restaurant-east-brunswick Starbucks: https://www.yelp.com/biz/starbucks-east-brunswick-2?osq=starbucks Boston Market: https://www.yelp.com/biz/boston-market-east-brunswick?osq=Boston+Market Hao Seafood Buffet: https://www.yelp.com/biz/hao-seafood-buffet-east-brunswick Best Buy: https://www.yelp.com/biz/best-buy-east-brunswick?osq=best+buy Staples (Closed): https://www.yelp.com/biz/staples-east-brunswick?osq=staples GameStop: https://www.yelp.com/biz/gamestop-east-brunswick-2?osq=gamestop A.C. Moore: https://www.yelp.com/biz/a-c-moore-arts-and-crafts-east-brunswick Wells Fargo: https://www.yelp.com/biz/wells-fargo-bank-east-brunswick-5 Sports Clips: https://www.yelp.com/biz/sport-clips-east-brunswick-east-brunswick?osq=sport+clips Great Clips: https://www.yelp.com/biz/great-clips-east-brunswick?osq=great+clips New York Sports Club: https://www.yelp.com/biz/new-york-sports-clubs-east-brunswick-2

This is a nice large mall in East Brunswick. However, there isn't anything for me here that I could…read moreshop at. The only places that I could shop here besides DSW,PetSmart, and ShopRite, Best Buy. There's also GameStop, but I don't play video games. Plus, we already have one in Brunswick Square. Mostly everything else is stuff for women. There's a lot of massage places and nail salons. I ain't no makeup artist. They have a few Asian places here as well. None that I have tried. I prefer the Summerhill Square mall more. More stores for me.

Less construction this time around, and while the stores were still mildly patronized during the…read moreweekend, it didn't have the feel of being too busy - far emptier than I think the owners would like. Clean, though.

If you are in need of a mall, this is one of the good ones…read more Decent food court and even better array of restaurants either part of the restaurant or very near by, good department stores and lots of popular shops. It doesn't have the very high end stores that you'll find at Short Hills, but I usually b-line for the Nordstroms. Parking is plentiful and easy, stores are clean and organized, they have an AMC Dine-In movie theater. And I really have never seen it too packed! All in all a good mall and a good place for window shopping, actual shopping and all other shopping days.

EAST BRUNSWICK: Brunswick Square mall recently became pet friendly and we love that you can shop…read moreindoors with your dog! Dogs must be leashed, and of course, be respectful of merchandise and be sure to take your pup outside for bathroom breaks. The mall is small enough to easily go outside to the parking lot. Individual stores have their own policies, so check with a staff member before you go in. We stopped by to get lunch and enjoyed the outdoor patios of both The Twisted Crab and Bar Louie. We popped into GameStop, Bath & Body Works, Auntie Anne's Pretzels, and Panera Bread has an outdoor patio for the pups! In addition to shopping at some great stores and eating at some nice restaurants, you can use the mall as a convenient place to take your dog for an indoor walk. The mall hosts events too, so take a look at their website/social media for current happenings.

This mall has seen better days. You kinda feel like you're back in the 80s/early 90s walking around…read morethis place. It's got that dated feeling in there. Macys and JCPenney are magically still around as the anchors. There are some stores, but nothing really to keep you coming back here. I mean, unless Express Factory Store is your forte. I'm not sure what will save the mall at this point, but it seems like some restaurants are keeping afloat here. There's a Panera, a Bar Louie, a Barnes and Noble, Red Robin..... The location is kinda tough. Just a lot of traffic, so it's a bit of a pain for someone like me to get there. In the same amount of time I spend on Route 18, I could easily be at Menlo Park Pall or even Quaker Bridge Mall.

Marketfair Mall in Princeton feels like a small miracle of survival in the digital age, a place…read morethat is neither packed to the rafters nor echoingly abandoned like so many malls that have gone gently into that good night. It is comfortably alive, which is more than can be said for much of modern retail. The Barnes and Noble alone is reason enough to show up. It is a proper bookstore where you can wander, browse, and briefly pretend the internet isn't actively murdering print media. I also enjoy the little AMC theater, which is perfectly fine as long as you are seeing a movie that does not demand the thunder and spectacle of IMAX. Sometimes a modest screen, a bag of popcorn and a plush recliner are more than enough. The place is rarely crowded, which makes errands feel less like combat and more like a calm agreement between shoppers and time itself. That said, I am hoping something interesting eventually replaces the recently shuttered Bahama Breeze. The space feels like it wants to be fed a new idea. Time will tell whether that happens. Four stars for being pleasant, functional, and quietly resisting extinction. In this era, that feels like an accomplishment.

Nice mall we stopped at during one of our trips. I purchase some clothes and all, so did my girl…read more Lots of decent sales and prices we bumped into without even searching or looking . Food courts have lots of good spots to eat at, and get your grub on. Id visit again.

Would be 3.5 stars…read more.. This is another one of those strip malls where it's only anchored by one store, in which is a supermarket (Stop & Shop). Other tenants are various retail businesses in smaller units. There's also a 2nd floor that's focused on an office unit. So what exactly does this strip mall have? This strip mall has two structures. One structure contains the anchoring Stop & Shop and a massage/facial spa retail unit. An analog clock is situated on top of the supermarket. Wouldn't be a bad idea to get a massage after grocery shopping, right? The other structure contains two floors. The top floor contained an office unit (not sure what the main focus was up there). The lower floor contains various retail units. The units included places to eat (including a CUPS Frozen Yogurt shop), a vitamin shop (GNC), dry cleaning, a UPS store, a Wells Fargo bank, a Verizon Wireless retailer, places for hair salon and nail care, and a tutoring center. There's also a Gymboree and a Retro Fitness gym. The rooftops of the two structures were completely green, with white outlines being existent on both of the buildings. Most of the store signs on the first structure were green, with another sign (Retro Fitness) being white. That actually blended with the building really well, especially in regards to the green and white colors. The signs on the other building were purple and blue. Well, that looked okay. But what really matters is whether or not you find a place here that you need to patronize at. I only came here in favor of Stop & Shop (to be reviewed separately). I didn't have an issue entering and exiting the area. The parking lot size here is reasonable, considering the fact that this isn't a very big strip mall. Overall this strip mall is A-OK!

This shopping center is breathtaking as it is in the mountains. The view 8n the early evening is so…read morepretty. They have a Nordstrom tracks, Saks off Fifth, lash lounge, pilates, Ulta and plenty of restaurants.

Convenient and right off I287 but WHOLE "ripoff" FOODS has limited Selection of prepared ready to…read morego foods they have yet to open up the hot food bar and the staff is really like staring at vomit on the sidewalk( crappy attitude) had a salesgirl yawn in front of me and another customer and say "oh I'm so tired" (keep that to yourself bitch)If you're going to deal with the public just grin and bear it. The Container store can contain itself with its ridiculous outrageous prices. You can get almost everything they sell with a few exceptions anywhere else around line for a fraction of the cost. Bought a divided hamper there one day only to find it at 1/3 the price at an ALDI !!!can you believe it? They forced out the World Market because they tripled their rent. The greedy management MOFOS . I used to love this store because of all the imported food they had also some of the product line was superb as well (OK so a little Pier Oneish but a little bit nicer and a better price point.) The pretentious little French(Asian) bakery is overrated and a bit pricey you're better off just going across the street to WF. Saksofffifth total waste of time a lot of junk that's ugly and over priced that you wouldn't even pay $ 20for online if you wanted it. Nordstrom rack has a few deals to be found if you're a stealth shopper. Some of their candles aren't bad they have a knock off brand identical to the Volcano candles at a great price and the same cobalt blue container with the steel top. It's a better place for women to shop as they have better deals for them for men forget it anything that's worthwhile . Mightt as well just go to the real Nordstrom store and buy it there because they'll sucker you into paying regular price for something that is hideous in color or design. Did manage to get a nice pair of Magnani men's shoes during the pandemic but that's only because I think they thought the world was coming to an end so all department stores were giving incredible deals lol (well not really) but you know what I mean.

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.

I am so happy to see Bridgewater Commons coming to life again! I grew up a stone's throw away from…read morethis mall, had many an after school hang out here, had my first date EVER here, had lots of shopping trips here of course... It holds a special place in my heart. The past few years, it felt like a ghost town walking around. There was so many closings, no stores I was excited to go to, it was just not on my radar. But it really does feel like it's having a renaissance! I stopped in last week to make a few returns and was so excited to see so many new stores and a mall full of shoppers. From Pottery Barn, Vera Bradley, Jcrew, a brand new Anthro, and so many other noteworthy shops. I left with a few bags in hand. If you miss your mall shopping days as much as I do, Bridgewater Commons is officially back and worth a visit.

This department store is a solid, reliable stop when shopping at the mall. It has a wide selection…read moreof clothing, shoes, home goods, and accessories, making it easy to knock out multiple shopping needs in one place. The store is generally well-organized, with clear sections and helpful signage, and most items are easy to find without wandering too much. Staff interactions were mostly positive--available when needed without being pushy. Checkout was smooth, and there were decent sales running, which always helps make the visit feel worthwhile. A few areas could use improvement. Some sections felt a bit crowded or outdated, and inventory in certain sizes or styles was hit or miss. During busier times, lines can build up quickly, especially at customer service. Overall, it's a dependable department store that does what it's supposed to do. Not flashy, but convenient, practical, and a good anchor store for the mall.

I called in regards to looking for furniture When I got the recording there was a message from last…read moreDecember saying they would be closed for the holidays and will reopen January 3rd

From the owner: We specialize in High Quality, New and Used Furniture at Affordable Prices!read more