An online dating website or app had a request to describe my personal style. My answer was "John…read moreFogerty shopping at Kohls in the 90s." If I became a zillionaire I wouldn't change much. Yeah, I might book a hotel in Santa Monica instead of the Jolly Roger in Marina del Rey (though it is eminently liveable). And I might plow through the Kohls shirts a bit more recklessly, instead of just waiting for the generous 40% clearance discounts. The place that everyone calls "Newport Mall" is not the perfect candidate for Yelp. Are you deciding between this mall and another? The food court offers several options that are quick and don't have Michelin stars but are more appealing than Chipotle. Dumpling Cafe is my favorite right now. My friends had to hang around JC for several hours while I was working and I told them they were in luck, that just beyond the office buildings was a giant mall. It's not perfect. I was fed up with movie theater talking and figured Babel at 10:40 on a Sunday night wouldn't be bad. Maybe only six people were in the house but half were on phones. But it is convenient, especially on a rainy day. Don't complain to me about the parking price since you can get here by PATH. But, tell you what, if you do wind up spending major $ in the garage, the Dumpling Cafe pork chop bowl is on me.

I recently visited Snipes in Newport Centre Mall to buy my son some clothes, and unfortunately had…read morea very bad experience. One of the items we purchased -- a pair of sweatpants -- had a clear factory defect. When my son put them on, one leg was much tighter than the other, making the fit completely uneven. We had removed the tag before noticing the defect, but we still had the tag with us. When I returned to the store to speak with the manager, Vanessa, she was extremely rude and unprofessional. I explained that the issue was a manufacturing defect and that I still had the tag, but she refused to even look at the problem. She told me she "didn't care what was wrong with the pants" and that because the tag was removed, they wouldn't accept a return. She even made a disrespectful comment saying I "popped the tag real ghetto," which was completely unnecessary. We paid good money for these pants, and all I wanted was a fair resolution. Ever since, we've tried contacting Snipes online and through customer service, but all we're getting is the runaround with no real help. I'm posting this review so other customers are aware. Defects happen -- that's understandable. But the way the issue was handled by Vanessa at this location was completely unacceptable. I hope Snipes addresses this, because customers deserve better.

Hudson Mall is a good and convenient place that has a variety of different stores that is very…read morehelpful,especially for last minute shopping and the convenience of shopping here is great! Amir if parking availability and it's free! lol. They also have food places to choose from like Popeyes, Terriakye , Applebees ( across the parking) which are all good options and foods are yummy! It's not a busy and hectic mall so shopping here is peaceful and quiet. They have a gym inside and also an Amazon station which is also very convenient! As for kids, they have a small section where kids can ride those animal wheelers that are mobile and can ride around. Prices are reasonable and would recommend checking it out!

Hudson Mall is a convenient store to make several stops. The combination of such stores as…read moreMarshalls and HomeGoods allows easily finding the things that are needed without paying excessive attention. Parking is not a problem normally and design is relatively simple so one does not spend time walking around without any purpose. It is not an expensive shopping center, yet it is convenient, available and does what you demand. A good alternative of a fast shopping in the locality.

Cool looking mall located across from Trade Center Memorial. Stores are located in lower levelread more

This place is huge!! The Westfield World Trade Center is one of Manhattan's largest retail…read morecomplexes. It has over 100 shops and 30 different dining options! It's located in Lower Manhattan within the iconic Oculus structure. The Oculus functions as a transit hub that connects PATH trains and 12 NYC Subway lines. Its architecture looks like it has wings and a beautifully integrated light filled space! Some of the stores and restaurants you'll see inside the Oculus include some of the following Dior Uniqlo Banana Republic Apple Bose Eataly NYC Downtown Blue Bottle Coffee and so much more! There are a few different entrances from which you can enter the Westfield World Trade Center. Once you enter the Oculus, you can take an escalate ride down. The mall inside is just stunning! It's a great place to shop and eat at! I'd recommend visiting this place at least once if you're in Lower Manhattan!

Such a fun store. Mix of vintage and contemporary clothing. Store has a nice edge to it great…read moreselection of unique pieces. Good prices

I stumbled upon this store during The All About Downtown…read moreStreet Fair in Jersey City. This store is super cute but it is pretty pricey. I spent $60 on a Nicole Concho Link Belt and $138.60 on a Hidden Jeans Devon Classic Denim Trench Coat - Dark Wash. I did end up doing a price comparison to see if these items were available elsewhere to determine if they were overpriced. I did find the same exact belt on two different online stores and they were both priced at $60. As for the Denim Trench Coat the price was originally $154 but it was 10% off for the coat which made the coat $138.60. I found the same exact coat on Nordstrom for $135 so the price is comparable after the discount but without discount it would have been $154. Overall the service was good. The woman cashier who was working that day was super friendly and allowed me to try on things I wanted to purchase. They do have two fitting rooms available for easy try ons. The store is on the smaller size so it can get cramped if there's a lot of people in the store. Overall, if you are in the downtown area of Jersey City, I would say this shop is worth checking out. But be advised you will need your $$$.

The greatest thing about this shopping center is that it's never ever crowded. It's alway easy to…read morefind a good parking spot, and none of the stores ever have waits or lines. I feel like because it's a bit further back (on the border of Hoboken / JC) there is way less of a crowd then the JC shopping center with Shop Rite. Even though Shop-Rite is closer to my house, I mainly food shop here because shop-rite is always a crowded zoo. The supermarket used to be an A&P, but recently switched over to Acme. I also hit up Pier 1 from time to time, and just like everything else in this shopping center, it's rarely crowded which is really nice. Other stores include Best Buy, a beauty supply store and a couple of fast food options. I wish that there was something healthier to eat, because your only choices are a Popeyes or a Papa Johns. But, definitely not a big deal. There aren't too many shopping centers in Jersey City and it's nice to have this as an option!

From the owner: Newport Plaza is a Simon Property conveniently located at 125 18th StreetJersey City , NJ 07310…read more Newport Plaza is walking distance from Newport Centre and Newport Crossing. Shoppers are able to park in our parking lot. Stores include: A Dollar, A&P, Best Buy, Harmony Haircare, Laundry Factory, Papa Johns, Pier 1, Popeyes, Sally Beauty Supply, and TD Banknorth.

Great shopping, dining and attractions at Hudson Yards. Very elegant and grand design throughout…read morethe walkways. Clean. Seats and tables for visitors to use. There are fashion clothes, jewelry, sports and many other stores. Many restaurants and high end dinings as well. We went to the restaurant in The Edge and several shopping stores. All staff were nice and friendly.

As a local New Yorker, I can never get enough of Hudson Yards. All of the stores are great, service…read moreis excellent, wanted my childhood bestie to visit, she wanted photo ops. I wanted to see the Fleurs De Villes Spring Couture in bloom. As someone that appreciates flowers, fashion, and art. This showcase did not disappoint. Each of the floral designs are by local floral designers and all have a different theme. Only sharing a few photos, want to save the surprise, and keep a bit of suspense for the awe, and beauty each design reflects. Definitely worth seeing, and appreciating while on display.

Not a mall any longer. They knocked down the "mall" in favor of about 6 big box stores. Since big…read morebox retail ain't too popular in modern COVID times, they have three huge vacant spots. So that leaves Kohl's, TJ Max and Bobs furniture as the entire "mall". They should open a supermarket for the residents of Secaucus and free us from the whole Walmart tyranny. But it's claimed there's no adequate space for a market in town. Go figure.

Mill Creek Mall. The original golden era. You walk into Stop & Shop entrance, you see light trees…read moreinside and a bench to sit with your mom. You'd find GameStop and RadioShack. There'd be Kohl's waiting for you at the end. Plus, the Arts & Crafts Shop and the Food Court. Remember what community has let happen... you have all allowed corporate money and hugely overt stores to ruin the real fun. It's all gone. I am proud I moved to a better place.

Nice place to visit when visiting the World trade Center. Good selection of stores. 5 stars.read more

This is a beautiful shopping area, located in the heart of the financial district of lower…read moreManhattan. It is very near the 9-11 Memorial. There are many shops for every taste and budget.

This has to be the worst shopping experience I've ever had. No one was around to help, and when you…read morefound someone they had an attitude. The worst part was waiting on the line for a cashier. We literally waited an hour and 20 minutes. When my husband yelled for a manager because everyone on line was complaining, this little guy shows up and said that if we have a complaint to call the corporate office. Seriously? No apology, not a single attempt to add another cashier. It's like we were in a 3rd world country. I'm never shopping here again and yes I will call the corporate office.

They have like 50 people on line and 2 registers open. This is insane. And no apology no extra…read morediscount nothing. I will ME WR come here again or recommend this location. Just horrible! HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE

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.