This place has already been here for two years? Everything still looks brand new!…read more This outlet center has a very relaxed, laid-back vibe. They even have outdoor games like checkers, chess, and ping-pong tables, making it a nice place to spend some time beyond shopping. As of July, stores include Valentino, AllSaints, Tumi, Thom Browne, Lululemon, The North Face, Zadig & Voltaire, and more. Every employee we spoke with was genuinely friendly and seemed happy to be there. Even the security guards smiled as we walked by. If you're looking for a nice, leisurely stroll while browsing luxury brands in a relaxed atmosphere, this is a great place to visit. Parking was even free, although I'm not sure how long that will last.

My excitement to come today is same feeling as in my first time of visiting this place. I love this…read moreshopping village. It is nice in terms that it is not as crowded when you go to mall or factory outlet so I could shop with ease, less stress and am taking all the time. There are added opened stores in comparison to last visit and that is a good sign. There are sale prices ( 30-50 % off ) on racks for some stores we visited. There are new restaurants that opened now for business. As always, the seasonal decorations are beautiful. The place is well maintained. There are weekly events and entertainment to look forward for each visit. Parking is free. Great location.

Buffet serve yourself 3 selection rice chicken sweet plantain the value first time having it.read more

I like this mall. I have been coming for 3 years since I moved back to NYC. Macy's is still my…read morestore. The best thing in this mall is OB's the West Indian place in the Food Court. Hot and delicious every time!

Not a bad little shopping mall,with a few restaurants, a nice size sneaker shop ,chase bank atm,a…read moredecent hardware shop that I have been coming to for years. They also have a pandora store as well. If you like west indies food you have OB's restaurant & bakery there ,they have variety of pastries, cakes and jerk chicken, rice&peas plantains etc. You also have rainbows clothing store ,plus a keyfood super market, along with a rite aids,a bed bath & beyond, a Chinese restaurant,pizzeria. The mall isn't that big but it quite cool place to shop at with security guards, benches to sit down at.The air conditioning is really good on a hot day to beat the heat. And the the people shopping there were pretty friendly, and it is a clean mall.with a huge parking lot that is well lit at night.

If u need to speak with anyone in the pharmacy or in the store, DONT WASTE YOUR TIME!! They NEVER…read morepick up. I've been calling for weeks and still nothing. I called corporate, but that was a waste of time too. Looking to take my business elsewhere. Either the Baisley location is understaffed or they just don't care

This mini mall has been around for decades I remember when the movie theater was at this location…read morewith and OTB , and they tore it down to put up the mini mall. I have been here so many times for years .I usually go to the hardware store this shop has been in this mall since they opened up.it is a mom and pop kinda shop that has a variety of supplies there. I go there for bike inner tubes .and anything from screwdrivers to keys being made you name it this little spot has it .any thing for home supplies, the staff is very friendly. And you have OBs bakery for some good west indies pastries. And one of my favorite Chinese restaurant yummy garden. That has been there for ever.you also have other restaurant there,Jay's restaurant, and another Chinese restaurant,all right there.and dont forget about right aid store.they also have a pretty large parking lot there. You also hav bed bath and beyond and quiet a few clothing shops like rainbows. And a chase bank is located in the mall.they also have a post office located right there. And a key foods supermarket. That I have been going to for years shout out to a friend of mine who worked over in this key for years Robert. So for the community who live in rochdale this mini mall is more then a plus. If they dont really want to go far you have a mini mall right there in your development cool.so this mall may not be one of the biggest but it serves it purpose in Jamaica queens for those who live there. Or for some of us just passing by.

If you are ever in the Rochdale Village, this place is a must to go. It's great convenient location…read morewith amazing prices and selections from cleaning supplies, to hair products, etc. A great collections of books and very affordable Cards for any occasions. It's a staple in the community. Cons- the lines are always too long.

The workers were very rude and not helpful. In fact, the nice looking woman with the red hair and…read morenice clothing kept slamming my items on the counter and snatched the money out my hand. She tried to over charge me but I am glad I didn't let her rush me into buying and saw what she was doing. She was so money greedy she wouldn't help me find what I wanted but told me to hurry up and buy what I had, which ended up being so expensive. The male workers lied to me just to get out of their face and didn't want to help. They were mean. I don't even live around that area and it's baffling how the workers have no regards for the customers. Snatching money, slamming things and yelling next too quickly just to make a sale is sad. I highly do not recommend. Wicked workers.

Farewell Sunrise Cinema HELLO Green Acres Commons!…read more Opened Oct 2016 and my yelpie CJ had something to do with that (she cleared out an entire cinema so we can walk freely)!!! Like she said "I lived this review". So fresh and so clean clean. Stores in this plaza includes: BJs Brewhouse Below Five HomeGoods Ashley Furniture store Burlingtons Buffalo Wings to name a few. I apprecilove Green Acres Commons and it's tenants so much. Not only do I have somewhere other than the Village pit (Green Acres Mall) to peruse, but I'm quite sure this jangling of the economy would be a wonderful welcome to the Village of Valley Stream. The commons have brought with it jobs and more folks employed equals more spending and the wheels on the bus goes round and round. Recommended! The End.

Love the new layout ok and what they have to Offer !!! Glad…read morethat they have stores that I will use instead of just it being an open lot

Jamaica Coliseum Mall has been a staple for as long as I can remember not just for Queens, but for…read moreLong Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx... honestly, every borough of New York. If you grew up in NYC, chances are you've been to the Coliseum at least once in your life. And if you haven't, you truly missed out. It's not what it used to be, and now it's officially closed but the memories will live on forever. I used to work at the Hall of Fame, where we sold magazines, CDs, and DVDs. If it was part of the music industry, we had it. Right next door was Julian printing custom T-shirts. Black house studios where music was created. There were sneaker spots, Sammy selling leather coats and clothing, jewelry vendors, perfume and cologne booths, and of course the food court. You couldn't walk through without hearing music, seeing fashion, and feeling culture. From the Jamaican beef patty spot to the hat stores, the Coliseum wasn't just a mall it was a community. I did most of my school shopping here because we were able to negotiate prices. It was a place where people hustled, connected, and created memories. It's especially heartbreaking knowing future kids won't get to experience what we experienced growing up. The Jamaica Coliseum will truly, truly be missed. There will be one last celebration on the Ave on February 21st from 12 PM to 5 PM. If you're reading this, don't miss your final chance to experience Jamaica Ave the way we all remember it. Thank you, Jamaica Coliseum, for everything.

RIP Jamaica Colosseum mall…read more I wrote an article about its closure. Growing up in Brooklyn, most of my mall memories come from Kings Plaza. From what I've seen and reported, that place always had a huge range--budget-friendly spots right next to higher-end stuff, tons of selection, and services that actually felt worth it. I talked to a bunch of vendors there, and they were straight-up neighborly and friendly. You had everything: the food court, fresh jackets, shoes, jewelry, you name it. A real wide variety of things all under one roof. And now it's all gone.

The grocery section has some fabulous prices and products I haven't seen in other stores. I will be…read morereturning to the East Meadow location soon because it is next to a place I frequent on a regular basis.

My experience here was disappointing. While shopping with…read moremy son, he reached toward a dinosaur toy an employee told him not to touch it because it might break. I was standing nearby and was surprised by how the situation was handled. The employs made the comment and the walked away without much explanation. We ended up purchasing a few items, but the interaction left a negative impression and made the store feel less welcoming than I expected. Please train workers better.

Not that much of a selection. Better to go to Dollar Tree on Archer Avenue, they have a better…read moreselection.

I have been coming to this particular dollar tree for a little while.this store is a decent size, I…read morecheck out there frozen foods section. They have a nice variety of of foods and they seem to dont run out of certain foods ,and supply's over there. Maybe because were it is located at.it might be one of the least crowded dollar tree stores that I have been to. That is a plus because iam in and out at this location .I haven't been here in a while but When ever I go there the lines aren't long at all, and the staff is pretty cool and respectful. They also have a little parking lot out front.

I went to donate 3 big bags of clothing. The process was very straightforward- there were large…read morebins in the parking lot located at the back of the business and I was told to put the bags in there- I was told there was also a truck in the back but I didn't see one specifically marked Salvation Army or Donations so I used the bins- the drawer openings are heavy , land the bags must be lifted up to be placed in the drawers, which are high for a shorter person like me but it was manageable and I was glad to be able to donate to others.

The store is really well organized as mentioned by others. Hence the two stars. However, it's…read morebasically a thrift store that resells stuff they themselves have thrifted, but at a markup. Additionally, if you don't know the cashier, or, if you do...the check out process can either be great, or a nightmare. Friend of the cashier? No problemo! Doesn't matter if the line is out the door, come up to the front and skip everyone. Got your friend with you that wants to skip the line too? Bring 'em down. Long story short. Nice place. Staff need to understand simple etiquette for running a business. If a customer skips the line, call them out. And...MOST IMPORTANTLY, don't let "your people" skip everyone, especially when you see a long line filled with elderly people. Get it together folks. It's 2025!