It is no wonder that parking is tight - I just witnessed an employe of CVS spending her lunch hour…read morein her car parked in a prime parking spot right in front of the store. I thought employee of the all the stores were required to park in spots as far away from the main shopping area as possible to allow customers easy access to the various stores - please comment!

This was my first time visiting The Westchester mall and I was very impressed! They have a mix of…read morehigh end and other retail shops. It's a lot larger than I thought, so be prepared to get your steps in. I love that parking is only a $4 flat rate. I do wish they had more of a food selection though.

Beautiful mall from mid price stores to luxury stores. Nice food court. Except parking was a…read morenightmare though the price for parking is great.

I know this mall gets mixed reviews, but honestly I like it. It has stores I actually shop at, like…read moreZara (and I really wish I had one closer), a huge 3-level H&M, plus Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's. There's also Sephora and a good mix of other spots, so it checks the boxes for me. I get what some of the other reviews are saying it's not really a mall I'm going to every weekend but when I need to restock a perfume or shop for specific brands, this is where I'm going. Overall, it's clean, modern, and works for what I need. Definitely more of an intentional shopping trip than a casual hangout spot.

Eh, it's just a mall. Honestly it reminds me a lot of the Westchester mall in White Plains just…read moresmaller. As a few other reviewers have stated this is clearly a mall for those who are a bit more affluent or who are just looking for something quickly from one specific store I don't see this being a spot where people hang on the regular. I stopped in to visit a couple of different stores and thankfully the mall was pretty slow. I was shocked that there was no public Wi-Fi available, but it was quiet enough for me to take a couple of calls and be out of the way. There were definitely a lot of children in the mall for a mid day weekday and they were very loud so it would be great if there could be some sort of security to remind people that they're in a public space. I definitely don't see myself returning, especially since I don't live in the area.

I visited this outdoor center recently, actually me cardiologist is right behind it. So I finished…read moremy appointment with the treadmill. I wandered over to the new supermarket that took over space where dagostino was. Expensive. They weren't busy. So I looked around for two items that I haven't been able to find at my local store. Nope, I guess they are not making it still. Store was clean. And their pre hot meals aren't bad. I thought it was one portion and it was still too much for me. I would go there again if he makes me do another streets test.

Nice little shopping center with several stores and restaurants. Make sure to go around the back to…read moresee Cava, etc.

Greenwich Common Park is located on Greenwich Avenue in historic downtown Greenwich, CT. The…read morefacilities include a playground, athletic fields, chess tables, picnic tables, a running track, and a walking track. They lots of children in costume, running through the beautiful fall foliage, roses, and hydrangeas.

A very different looking mall for this Jersey girl…read more Neat though - carpeted with some high end stores and nice restaurants. We cut through Macy's - I looked around a bit - then we hit the bathrooms yet again. I made the most of it with a balloon mural - Im ever a child!

Oh my God!! My son and I are here now...and we ARE SWEATING!!! Literally!! THIS ENTIRE MALL HAS NO…read moreAC AND IT IS BURNING HOT!! Went to Byild A Bear for my son to get his birthday bear and getting food now to eat IN THE CAR!! Because this heat is unbearable!! Was planning to do a little shopping but NOT IN THIS HEAT!! Please fix or turn on your air conditioning!! I feel so bad for the ppl that work here!! They look miserable but they definitely are trying their hardest!! Poor kids!!

I'm surprised there's nothing written about it. It's a…read morecenter that has outdoor stores. Whole Foods and kohl's seem to be the biggest attractions. Party city and baby store. I'll look it up. Carvel ice cream and a deli. Home goods and dsw are there too. Some stores have closed models and pier one. As well as the pet store that was there. Leaping lizards use to be there too. There is a lot of parking. Jembro and staples are in the back area along with a store that sells appliances "Tripoli." Rumor has it that a target or Walmart is coming here. And jembro is moving to front. I can't wait to find out which one.

I have had a pleasant experience every time. First I'll talk about LensCrafters and their staff…read more Love love love them. Pleasant and very helpfulful! Managers are always great and I've purchased all my eyeglasses there. Which by the way I awn about 7-8 pairs and when I have to go for repairs (bc I'm a klutz) their quick with helping me and usually don't have to wait too long for a call on my repair being ready. Love the staff. Their the best

This Scarsdale outdoor mall has only one anchor, Lord & Taylor. Fully adjacent to Lord & Taylor,…read moreshopping to your hearts content can easily be done at one of the various high and mid-ranged stores that are generally found in and around Midtown Manhattan. The list of shopping options are vast with stores such as, Brooks Brothers, Talbots, Talbots Woman, Ann Taylor, Athleta, Banana Republic, all genders/generations of The Gap, I'm not done yet...Barnes and Nobles, The Wine Stop and Spirits, The Children's Place, Papyrus, Starbucks, Chase Bank, still not done...west elm, JoS.A. Bank. Across the street there's Citibank, Paper Source, Ann Taylor - Loft, Chico's, The Fresh Market, Trader Joe's...am I forgetting anyone? I know I am, because there are so many other stores and small businesses all in this one area to work with. Parking is easy to find in the ginormous free outdoor parking lot. I suggest parking away from the fray and then just walk to where you need to go and walk across the street to the other spots. Much easier that way. If you're looking for some eats after all of that shopping, head over to Fig & Olive, Haiku, Barnes and Noble Kitchen, or one of the many other restaurants dotted along White Plains Road. So why deal with all of that city traffic going to Manhattan, when you can best enjoy the traffic driving North on a scenic, well paved, fall foliage ladened parkway. Vernon Hills Shopping Center, one stop shopping at its finest.