this is my childhood mall, i have many fond memories of it and have zero bad things to say overall…read more more specifically, however, i was helped by gabby when i visited the gamestop at the ocean county mall and she was awesome! i came in to trade in my playstation 4 and upgrade to the PS5. gabby was super informative as to what i would need to bring with me in order to be eligible for trade-in, and also went over all options and details to help me make a decision based on my gaming preferences as to which version of the 5 would be best fit for me. with a year warranty on the new console and a quick upgrade to the gamestop premium membership, i spent about $350 altogether and i'd call that a win when it comes to buying a newest generation console!

It's open! Still here! I love a mall! Stopped at Francesca, Louisa, zales, windsor omw to get my…read morenails done. Purchased way too much.

One of my go too outlets -- decent amount of stores & sales whenever I do go! It definitely gets…read morebusy & recommend going early to beat the rush

The outlets are a nice place to walk. Covered awnings in the winter protects from rain and snow,…read morein summer from the heat. Nice place to walk around and get some good bargains. Starbucks is there for a rest stop and coffee. Must remember that the clothes are outlet items.Different from full price stores. Parking is good. Most stores open at 10.

Ample parking for Cars and Semi-Trucks…read more Gas station available. Clean restrooms. Could have more stalls in the ladies room, but too late to restructure that issue. Decent variety of shops to grab a refreshment. Easy on and off the Garden State Parkway. Served its purpose.

Judy Blume Service Area is a clean rest area for gas, restroom and food…read more.. Food options here include Starbucks, Shake Shack, Auntie Anne's, and Z Market. Service is quick esp if you know what you want. Can sit down to eat in or take to go. Good to sit down to take a break when driving for a bit... Wow they actually have Judy Blume books who those who read them in school or those growing up...even to this day...

Opened in 1990 as a sprawling punctuation to the high water mark of 1980s mall culture, the…read moreFreehold Mall is a time capsule to an era where hours could be incinerated wandering aimlessly waiting for that Panda Express carbo load to finally force you back into the Chevy Lumina and that return to your quarter acre suburbo homestead for a nap. Sure the anchors have changed in multiples as Sears evaporated before Nordstrom and Jeans Country surrendered without a shot to Old Navy but the hub and spoke deficit spending habitrail configuration remains intact requiring a frequent pitstop at the "you are here" navigational kiosks. It's absolutely pointless to tell anyone to meet you at the nondescript Aldo or Aerie since I have no idea what those stores are. Maybe I'll just have them follow the vapor trail to Perfumania. Stores change so often and the layout is so disorienting that it feels almost casino-like in the absence of night versus day. Every once in awhile I check in just to take the temperature of brick and mortar commerce but honestly, it's never been the same since Swiss Colony and Spencer Gifts took a powder. Four stars for the nostalgia... now where the hell did I park that Lumina...

Its been 2 weekly visits when I noticed once again no wipes in the children's play area. In a…read morerecent post, management indicated they would be more observant and since they have not, I went to the office to request wipes. The representative indicated she would notify housekeeping and in about 30 minutes wipes were replaced. I would urge management to pay more attention to this high risk area with so many small children and their parents. It's the parents who are spending money at the mall so please be more respectful.

Our group of 14 met at The Station yesterday and really enjoyed the Bianco Verde pizza, excellent!…read moreThe service was wonderful. The Station is a beautifully restored former service station. The bay doors were open, so we enjoyed a beautiful day inside and outside. We'll return!

The Station is a nicely renewed/renovated old 1930s gas station in the heart of Dublin, Bucks…read moreCounty, PA. This town is going through a major makeover with lots of new apartment/condo housing and commercial development. The three story structure is brick, glass and steel, creating a post industrial vibe that is fun to hang out in. I was there today to visit the Manhattan Bagel shop, also looked at the Itri Brick Oven Pizza and the largest business there, Neshaminy Creek Brewery. In the center of it all was a large dining room shared by all. Had I more time and hunger, I would have ordered a pizza and manged it at the bar with local suds to lube the swallow. Maybe, next time. Dublin is trying mightily to become a new destination in Upper Bucks, and by the look of things they are succeeding.

Dduk Dabang is located right inside the H Mart food court. Finding parking can take a while since…read morethe lot stays busy, but inside there is plenty of open food court seating. I ordered the Buldak Carbonara Ramyun, which is loaded with corn, melted cheese, and chicken. The dish is insanely creamy and comes out steaming hot, but just an FYI, it has zero spice heat. The chicken topping was just meh, and unfortunately, they do not allow substitutions even if you ask. Despite that, the noodles and sauce are delicious. It is a great comfort meal to grab before shopping.

The food is fine. I usually split the tteokbokki with 3-4 people, and it's a decent deal. The issue…read moreis moreso with the service. I've come here a few times over the years, and I have repeatedly had problems. I typically ask for the meat on the side, and there's about a 50/50 chance it comes on top. They also messed up my order several times, and there's a chance they refuse to replace it (even if the receipt item doesn't match with what they gave me). I do not blame the cashiers or workers for this because I've ordered with several of them and had the exact same issues. This is a management-level problem. Most recently, they charged me for something I didn't order and said they were unable to do a partial refund. I told them that I didn't order the item and didn't want it, and they told me that a refund wasn't possible, so they gave me the item and a bonus soda. I appreciate the attempt to make up for it, but it just isn't enough. Why am I forced to buy something I didn't want? It also didn't even taste good. I can understand making a mistake every once in a while, but this is excessive. I won't be coming back to eat here again, and I can't recommend this place to anyone.

Lots of options to choose from here including the sit-down Italian Restaurant/Wine Bar (a must…read moretry), a Lavazza coffee bar (awesome coffee), a Philly cheesesteak place that also sells canned beer, an Asian place, a pizza place, and a breakfast place that I didn't try but seemed pretty popular. This place is hidden down an escalator from the main hotel/casino floor so you have to look for the sign and there's plenty of seating. This place is worth checking out if you're hungry and don't want a sit-down restaurant since you have lots of choices.

Still pricey but good for something quick and easy. Burgers, icecream, mexican, pizza. Just a nice…read morefood court.

As part of our Flushing Food Crawl this past Sunday, New York Food Court was our first destination,…read morewhere we hit three different stalls. The tables and seats are arranged cafeteria-style, with all the vendors surrounding the dining area. It wasn't too busy around 12 PM, so I walked around the different stalls to get a feel for what this food court had to offer. Thankfully, I didn't have to think too hard about what to try because one of my friends is basically a Flushing food expert, despite not even living in NYC. While there were at least 15 vendors, we only grabbed a few bites from three of them since these were my friend's favorites: - Fat Cat Flatbread 胖猫锅盔 - Liang Pi Wang 凉皮王 - Xie Bao Crabhouse 蟹宝 The food came out pretty quickly after ordering, and these three stalls awakened our stomachs in preparation for more delicious food to come. Overall, I liked that New York Food Court had plenty of seating and felt much more lowkey compared to the crowded and overwhelming New World Food court nearby. It's a convenient place to sample food from multiple vendors without having to fight for a table.

This is a good sized Asian food court offering all types of dim sum and meals. Some of the menus…read moredo not have English printed with the picture. The best thing to do is point if something fancies your eye. We tried the "taco like" dumplings. They were freshly made. The lady steamed them and they were very good. It was plenty for a morning meal! Parking is difficult around this area. It's very congested. The 7 subway train or ride share is your best bet.

Been craving to come back here for a while. Wanted to order…read moreeverything on the menus. Service from Steve is always great! We started with the banchan, then meat mandu and fried chicken wings came out. DDUKBOKEE came right after as all our appetizers. JJAMBONG -so big and tasty we had to take togo (sorry forgot to take a picture) HOT STONE BIBIM BAP added Beef - a little bland even with red sauce but still yummy KALBI -very tender & juicy (also forgot to take a picture lol) We had the above entrees to share After dinner we got free Melona melon bars!

Delicious Korean food in Long Island. I was so impressed by the flavors and how authentic…read moreeverything was here. Loved the Japchae, it was probably my favorite dish, the jiajiang mien was good too. All the bonchon was super fresh and delicious with so many different options. The seafood pancake was also a must order. 10/10 would recommend. Service is fast and the food is delicious. You really cannot go wrong!!!