Only reason to come here is Target.. but you have to either pay for Parking or park in a neighborhood and cross the Boulevard of DEATH. Neither of which are preferred activities. Outback does have delicious blooming onions, but they are 10,000 calories of pure fattyness lol and Outback deliver's :) read more

Great shopping mall with good food options. Outback was a go to while I was on holiday in New York back in November. Staff through out the mall were super helpful. My favorite shop here was century 21 read more

Mall is too crowed . There is no zara no urbanoutfitters. But if u are customer of JCP and Macys than its a place to be . read more

SKECHERS are Fooling people with their advertisement by saying '' The second pair is half price'' which isn't. They will charge you with the higher price of the shoe which you got it and the second shoe which is less will give you half price of it ''WHICH IS NOT MENTIONED IN THE ADVERTISE.. Be ware of of Skechers hidden statement........ read more

A dead mall that makes their money off of parking. We went around looking for parking and left since it was full. We were charged $4 anyway- rip off read more

The ghettoness of this mall is as thick and delicious as a double malt strawberry milkshake. Just as I was coming in, a homeless woman was getting booted out, and I knew it was going to be a good experience. The Daffy's is small and the options aren't too great, the XIOS store had some nice stuff, but it seems like a Joyce Leslie for men (cheap and crappy made club clothes.) The only stores that people really seem to patronize are Target and Red Lobster. 3 Stars for the culture, people watching and the smell of the pretzel place by the entrance. read more

If you read what the wikipedia says for Queens Place Mall, you would find an interesting story as to why the building is circular shaped. What I love about this mall is obviously because they have my favorite store -- Target, which takes up the top two levels. What I don't love about this place is the fact they have no air circulation in there. Many times, when I go into Best Buy or Target, I feel nauseous and hot even in the wintertime. I can recall two weeks ago, I went to Target and almost fainted after paying for my purchase. Good thing Target has a bench to sit in at the entrance. I've tried to go to this place using many different routes coming from the back neighborhoods or coming from Queens Blvd. I find that it is easier to just walk down Queens Blvd and enter either through the Macy's furniture store (and even sit there for a while), the Sketcher's store, or the main entrance. I always walk by the Cold Stone Creamery, and it always looks so yummy, but I never go in. They do have security monitoring the entrance and exits of Target and Best Buy. I have to admit I am not a fan of the circular-shaped building since it's so hard to walk around Target in a circle especially with a cart and human traffic. When I see the customers at this mall, I have mixed reactions. The people act really ghetto here. One time, I saw a woman try to go down the escalator with her baby stroller, which is something everybody should not do and there is even a pictorial sign on the escalators warning everyone. As she got to the end of the escalator, somehow her carriage got stuck at the bottom, but the people behind her have no where to walk and she almost caused a serious human traffic jam where everyone was sandwiched. Good thing she got out in time so I wouldn't be sandwiched myself. Somehow, the guy behind her made an inaudible comment, and she went crazy and called him a "homo" many times in front of her kid, who was travelling with her. Then, she proceeded to get on the next escalator down to ground level with her baby stroller, yet -- again. There are elevators to the side. Parking is pretty pitiful and I hate any place that charges for parking. I don't remember anymore since I rather die then pay a parking fee, but I remember paying $2 or $3 dollars for parking for an hour. Now, I simply walk there-- good exercise and it's free! Grand Ave station is right nearby. I've never eaten anything at this place, but I would love to one day just for experience. read more

When this opened as the round Macy's it was fine .But those days are gone.It's to crowded at times and the parking can be a nightmare. Just trying to get into this place is a headache. The double parking and gypsy cabs make this an accident waiting to happen.Plus making the turn from QB to get to the garage you're waiting 3 lites.It is a very congested area with loads of accidents. I order everything on line but sometimes I need this place. It's not a trip I look forward to making. read more

Do you know why I have to go to Queens Place? Because of Target. Target is the best store I ever go! I love Target and Queens Place Mall! Love Blase D read more

I don't know but there's something about this place that reminds me a little of Atlantic Center. Perhaps it's because both have Target, DSW and Daffy's. I wouldn't spend a lot of time here but it's not a bad place to run and run out. read more

Skechers Outlet #88 at the Queens Place Mall The place has definitely gone down hill. Last evening between 6:30-6:45 pm, my cousin, daughter and I went there to exchange a pair of shoes, when a tall crossed eyed security woman came over to yell at my cousin for having her phone out, saying that she can't take a picture of the shoe box, when she was only trying to scan the barcode. Then she proceeded to grab the return out of her hand and said it would be up front. While I understand it may be a company policy not to take pictures, they seriously need to teach customer service to these people to ask politely not yell at someone. And the shorter and fatter security woman just stood there staring at my cousin like if she was going to steal something. Never going there again. read more

This place rocks! There's Target, Best Buy, Red Lobster, Outback Steakhouse, and other smaller stores! What more can be said? Now if only they had a bigger parking garage to accommodate all the customers of these 4 business giants! If you can't afford to eat at Red Lobster or Outback, then stop by the first/original and best mobile halal joint (second from the left when back facing the mall) and order the halal chicken on pita bread with the works to go. Don't forget to top it with the white and spicy sauce. Yum-O! read more

Target Starbucks needs a whole training do over. The store manager is doing a horrible job in ensuring that there guests experience at this in store Starbucks meets or exceeds it's original Franchise contract. The employee behind the counter could use some help..Leaving her alone to fend for her self is part of the poor experience and to top it off, it's always short of something to fix your drink...Like the Whip cream..Deal Breaker for us..= lost sales. read more

When I get homesick for suburbia, I walk in and feel much better. In fact, reminds me why its awesome not to be there! Though I do enjoy my Red Lobster! =) And Target foods. read more

First of all, this is not a mall. A mall has a food court, restrooms, some sort of order and sense to it (except for Kings Plaza, but that's a different story.). Queens Place was formally a single department store, and was portioned off into the weirdest shopping center I've ever experienced. Some stores can only be accessed from outside the mall, through a covered outdoor corridor. Other stores can only be entered from inside the mall. A few stores can be entered from outside and inside the 'mall', like Macy's Furniture. There is no food court- there is an Outback Steakhouse on the second floor, and a Red Lobster on the main level. There are a few kiosks by Red Lobster, which is nice because service is very slow there and you will get very hungry waiting. The only restrooms in the 'mall' are inside stores- Red Lobster, Macy's Furniture, and Target. Yes, expect to walk through a restaurant full of people to use a toilet. There aren't enough benches inside, but you can usually find a seat by the outside corridor. However, if I ignore the word 'mall', and call it a 'shopping center', it's not half bad. There's Target, Best Buy, DSW Shoe Warehouse, The Avenue (plus-sized women's clothing), Daffy's, and a few smaller stores that sell clothing mostly. There's also Red Lobster, Outback Steakhouse, Cold Stone Creamery and a small cafe area in Target. Macy's Furniture has very nice, high-class items for the home, and Daffy's and DSW offer discounted high-end clothing. Target runs the other end- home and personal goods of the less pricey assortment. I have been told parking is atrocious, but its not far from public transportation. There's a White Castle up the block that remains open 24 hours a day. On the other side of White Castle is the Queens Center Mall, which is much more of a mall. read more

first of all i work there at the men's clothing department store called f&b! they have real deals and cheap a** stuff to grab on. but when it comes to return for refund, never think to do so! as you won;t get any penny back from them thefore, you'll have to have your un-like item donated tho. fine! who cares! apparently, it is a descent mall, for those who are interested in buying electronic stuff such as at best buy+target. need to move somewhere? get to macys' furniture. wait, you don't wear cheap clothes!? get to daffy's then. oh you'll find north face too; and DSW shoes! after a long shopping day you feel hungry and want a formal eating, head to red lobster or outsteake. you realized you don't carry enough $ go upstairs for som target breadsticks! or out the ALA food there! transportation is less of a concern. they have a huge rounded parking lot. for each floor shop! or right out the parkmeter if you're lucky to find one! in other words, just get to this mall if you have anURGE needed thing to shop, otherwise, please avoid it, since it will not promise you to have a lot else fun to do tho! read more

Not to be confused with the larger Queens Center nearby / next door, the QPM is just fine.

Bought 2 pair of shoes last week and they are soo confy and fit perfect!! I like to look for my shoes without employees asking me if I need help every 5 mins. But if you do need help they're always available. I also like that the place is big so it doesnt feel crowded. read more

Nice place to shop and kill time when you need to. They have a Target, Best Buy, Daffy's, DSW, Avenue, Skechers, Macy's Furniture (not the real Macy's), Outback, Red Lobster and two more small stores (can't remember the name) Everybody knows about Target and Best Buy so I won't say anything. But Daffy's and DSW are the two best stores for me. DSW - Hundreds of shoes especially for women. If any men take their GFs here be ready to be stuck for hours watching her try one a million pair of shoes Daffy's - A lot of European labeled clothing lines. Great prices and great atmosphere. Compared to the ones in NYC this is one is nice and clean. It's smaller but have a nice selection. I've ate at the Outback before and it's good. Nothing to rave about but good food for the price. I've tried the Red Lobster once. The service sucks. Waiter was impolite, waited half and hour for appetizers and got served raw chicken. Complained to waiter and he did not even apologize. Had to complain again to get the appetizer removed from the bill. Will never come back to this Red Lobster. read more

We've really only ever been to Target and Dunkin Donuts in this "mall".....otherwise it seems kinda creepy and dank.

This is for parking in the "Target" mall. Informed yesterday no more early bird special for $5. They are just taking it away all together. Expect you to pay $16 now. I called them and let them know that at least 30-40 people are going to park in the "big" mall and they didn't care. For all the medical staff, mall workers and teachers - please use parking at the actual mall 2 blocks away. They have early bird for $7 and have no plans on changing it anytime soon. Too bad! read more

An ok mall, containing about 6 or 7 stores. The mall itself is on 3 levels, and kind of a pain to traverse. Some stores only have outside entrances, and the parking garage is a bit expensive. read more

I purchased two pairs of track pants at XIOS. I didn't think to check the pockets and washed them. When I went to wear them, I found a huge hole (the pockets had completely unraveled). I took it back within a week. The man behind the counter (the manager) said there was nothing he could do. He said "look how horrible they look!" Excuse me! After one wash he said they looked horrible. Very shitty customer service. Won't be spending any money on their cheap clothes. read more

I thought I would try the Queens Center Mall. Just returned - Everything I am wearing smells like fried food including the new suit I happened to get at Express. If not for the 40% off sale there I probably would have left before I did. Bathrooms were a disgusting mess in the mall and at Macy's as well. Really a horrible experience. Air conditioning was minimal. I felt as though I was I an episode of the Walking Dead. Never again. read more

Good spot and less crowded than Queens Center mall. the outback steak house is great. Im red lobstered out but its also a food choice. Theres a best buy and a few other stores i never bother going to because id rather just go to the Target on the top floor. read more

The only reason to shop here is because of Target, the rest of the mall is creepy and depressing.

I shoped at the Skechers store few time and always felt like the security was following me around the store. However, today it was confirmed. My wife and I went to this store to buy a boot for me for work and with the 50% off on the second pair deal looks very good. So i picked a pair of boot and was looking for a second pair. When i noticed the security gaurd following us around the store constantly. It made us so uncomfortable that i told the guy behind the counter who really didn't care and didn't even respond to what i was saying. Bottom line is, spend your money where you dont get treated like shit. And if you do decide to go there, walk around the store looking for what u like and you will see what im talking. Creepy!!! read more

i don't know what all you one star people are complaining about. why complain about the mall itself when it is the CLIENTELE you have a problem with? i don't want to hear how you 'known this area for 20 plus years! you know jack! the area now is what you see. the hot mess! that is what it is! deal with it or move to Westchester! those who frequent the mall NEED TO GET THEIR SHI$ TOGETHER! that is the problem. the clientele for the most part are airheads who spend more time chasing Pokémon than WATCHING. THEIR. KIDS. read more

I've been going to the small since I was a baby it's a good mall however it's very crowded it's time that they expanded a little more and also all the stores are quite unprofessional there!!!!! read more

Not really a mall. probably some downtrodden shopping center.I only go here for the Target and Best Buy so I can't comment on the rest of the shops. i remember when this place used to be Sterns. Miss that place..... read more

Don't really like this mall. It's small and over packed I never find anything here. The parking isn't expensive but a waste of money if you don't buy anything. I was there less then a hour and paid $3. Will definitely not be doing my Christmas shopping here. read more

hey i got to meet Anna Wintour last night and had her sign my Fashion Night out Tshirt with Michael Kors ..the mall was not ready for all the people that would be there ... read more

This is definitely the bastard stepchild of malls in Elmhurst! Like mentioned in previous reviews, the escalators seem to be either very old or poorly maintained and the selection or shops is not nearly as large as in the queens center mall. However, like with Best Buy, there are many items that you will not be able to find at the larger mall so this may be worthwhile read more

Best buy employees are extremely rude and kicked my friend and me out for sitting on a couch . They aren't nice nor helpful . They only care about themselves are can be rude. Honestly i would go to another store . Otherwise if you're caught "loitering" (i put that in parenthesis because this is complete hogwash ) they will ANNOY and disrespect you . The "Best" in Best Buy is contradicting with these people read more

Prices are always good the service is awful. It gets so crowded you can't find anyone to help you or place orders.

a ok mall especially if you can find what you need. back in the day it was macys palace until macy moved to the bigger and semi better queens center mall also on the busy queens blvd. you got your limited amount of stores in this cool round white coliseum type structure, target, best buy, red lobster , outback steak house ,dsw shoes, dunkin donuts and a few other foodie kiosks . the place looks run down put if you come during the weekdays it's not as crowded as the weekend. the parking lot which is not free is a large maze like confusing circle which when crowded is a nightmare to get in and out at times, it's better to find some parking on queens blvd or some side street or take the train which is less then two blocks away . even though it's not a mall that you can stroll around in and that it's very limited with stores and the escalators break down all the time and it's only three small levels and some stores must be entered from the street and not too many food options and it's dirty and overall it's doesn't seem safe , it does have a target which is a step above kmart and a few steps below walmart and don't forget it houses a red lobster which is the seafood version of mcdonalds. overall this place needs a major overall and makeover or maybe a bulldozer. read more