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.

Belmont Park Village is lovely! You definitely feel like you're transported outside NY -- has a…read morevery European feel. It's also nice because it didn't feel overly crowded. The stores here are pretty high end. However, it was nice to walk around before my event at the UBS Arena. Stopped by a few food places on my trip here as well.

BIGGEST PARKING LOT!…read more Well, I've seen much bigger parking lots, but boy is this one just as spacious. Love all the shops around here. Some of the popular stores are Macy's, Burger King, Toys R Us, Modells, Fairway, Movieworld and the famous Grimaldi's Brick Oven Pizza. Choose your pick - There is certainly something for everyone here~! Business hours vary from store to store since it is not a mall. I like coming here because it is less crowded and best of it, it is very peaceful and quiet. Well, besides for holidays of course! SHOP TIME!

Plenty of parking when you park on the 2nd or 3rd level…read more Fairway, Toysrus, Tmobile, Macys, Burger King, Grimaldi's Pizza, Movieworld, Bank of America ATM, Wines. Shopping center has everything you need to go about your daily lives.

I was in new hyde park just the other day with my family. And I had noticed they had a shopping…read morecenter across the street from were we was visiting. So I said let me explore. They had some nice stores from children place ,to Carter's children clothing store that I I shop at on a regular basis for my son.They also had a marshalls store that didn't have to much inside, for a there kind of store. I noticed there was a modells right there also but they were shut down. That was a little disappointing because I like shopping at moe's.it was still early in the morning and the gamestop store was not open yet. I also got a chance to check out, the little Halloween party store,which was pretty cool.right next to them I noticed a bed bath and beyond .And a Macy's stage store that was on the strip. Now when it was time to eat this little shopping center had a few nice places.me and family went in side a pizzeria called lavarone Italian kitchen pizzeria. Which you can dine in with social distancing. I ordered a barbecue chicken slice my wife got the pasta. And the food was pretty good the restaurant was pretty busy, and the staff was nice and courteous to me and my family. The bill wasn't bad at all I thought it would have been more.this was the first time in almost a year that me and my wife were able to dine in a restaurant, since the whole coronavirus situation. we also went to this nice sushi restaurant on the strip.they made some really good chicken fried rice at this place called mikawa Japanese restaurant. I also was over near there shake shack & bagel boss shop. Plus dont forget about the parking lot ,which is a pretty nice size. So I would have to admit this is definitely a nice little shopping area ,that gives you a little mall kinda feel.cause it seems to be very busy over there. Plus out in long island, you have inside dining, not like in the city were there is only outside dining. The shopping center gets alot of business at there restaurants from the hospital staff that is just right across the street.

They have a good amount of stores with so many different varieties to choose from. They're fully…read morestocked in their stores and surprisingly organized. Nice to walk around after a doctors appointment.

Food is good, and portions are nice,but price is a bit on the higher side . There are plenty of…read moredifferent dishes you can select from,and the area is always kept super clean. The service is nice the cashier is super nice.

The best place to get good Asian food after getting famished from Asian grocery shopping. The…read more(fried) chikin is amazing as is the spicy beef soup.

Wow! What a mall! With small exception, this bright and colorful mall is geared to people with…read morekids, including many shops and activities that are perfectly fun. While there's the Classover Academy educational center and Goldfish Swim School, most of the other stores and vendors are gear to extract beaucoup bucks from your wallet when the children with you start making demands. That could be an enjoyable experience or a less pleasant, expensive one, depending on your situation. There's Kokoro Cat Café, PopMart character tchotchkes in a vending machine and storefront, and Gatcha arcade. For all ages, there's also Regal Theaters, a sizable food court and restaurants. On the whole, Tangram was different than any other mall I've seen in New York or the U.S. Maybe worth checking out, but if you have young ones with you, ensure you have your wallet!

Tangram is relatively new two story mall with quite a few Asian stores and restaurants in it…read more There is a huge arcade on the second level that will thrill the kids, teens and probably a few adults. A good selection in the food court of mostly Asian and a Mexican spot. Restrooms on both floors. An elevator and escalator, although the downward portion was out of order. There's even swim lessons and small pool too.

Pretty decent outdoor shopping area in Fresh Meadows. The biggest store is Kohl's, followed by a…read moreMichael's just across the street. The Kohl's shares a parking lot with a few other smaller shops (including a pet store and a Modell's), as well as the Fresh Meadows movie theater and Hooters. There's also a few banks, a GameStop, a CVS, and a stationary store, so it's definitely a place where you can get a lot of errands done in one go. As far as food, there's also a Boston Market, a Red Mango, and a Starbucks on the Kohl's side, and an Applebee's, Qdoba, and Haagen Dazs across the street. So needless to say they're definitely hitting dessert out of the park, but I'd like to see more interesting dining options in the area.

Great selection of stores, but in recent years I think management is choosing to put stores not for…read morethe majority. More niche target. The facilities are well kept and clean The stairwell for garage is a bit sketch and dated, but gets the job done Overall great mall for one in the city.

Ah, the decently large mall that is a nostalgic time capsule of retail therapy. This place has it…read moreall: from Apple (because who doesn't need another overpriced gadget) to Build-A-Bear (for those days when you just need to stuff a bear with love and personal issues), and Crocs (because comfort over fashion is sometimes the way to go). The variety of stores here is like a buffet for your wallet, offering a little something for everyone. I love visiting occasionally to shop and hang out with friends. It's a great spot to bond over spontaneous purchases and the eternal debate of whether we really need another pair of shoes. I used to be a regular here, practically a mall rat. But, you know, adulting happened. Still, every trip down these halls is a stroll down memory lane. Malls are like dinosaurs - magnificent, nostalgic, and unfortunately, a bit endangered. But I hope this one never goes extinct. It holds too many memories, and let's be real, where else am I going to find a place with such a perfectly balanced blend of capitalism and camaraderie in the five boroughs?

Rego Center is a shopping complex, but not a full scale mall. There is an outdoor open public…read morespace that contains benches, tables and trees. This open public space open daily from 6:00 am to 3:00 am (next day) and privately owned and maintained. It has a modern appeal with escalators. Tenants are traditional brick and mortar retail shops: Gong Cha, Aldi, Burlington, Costco, DSW, Best Buy, Five Below, Petco, T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Dallas BBQ, Chipotle, Panera, Iron Age Korean Steakhouse, Champion Pizza, and Teriyaki One. Majority of these businesses are chain. I came here specifically for bubble tea at Gong Cha which is a small indoor kiosk. This site was the former department store Alexander's. With my family, I had previously shopped at Alexander's back in the day. Ah, nostalgia brew. There is a free parking lot and a two (2) hour metered parking lot available. It is very accessible via MTA NYC Transit buses: Q38, Q59, Q88, Q60, Q72. NYC subway M, R train at 63rd Drive - Rego Park station where Rego Center intersects Junction Boulevard and 97th Street in Queens, NYC.

This is my favorite mall! I love the outdoor format - it's like a multilevel shopping plaza. My…read morefavorite shops are all in one place: Costco, Daiso, Marshall's, TJMaxx, Five Below, Gong Cha, Aldi, and more ! There are quite a few empty spaces here though, so I hope more shops will lease the spaces and fill up this mall. I noticed that At Home is closing down soon here. :(

So selection at the actual store was extremely limited for mens sport wear and casual work pants…read moreand shirts. I actually was on the website before and the website had more choices, but i am still old fashioned. I need to feel textures, and materials. Shoe selection for mens had nothing ln sale. Oddly enough prices seemed similar to the ones at the full retail price store. I an now checking Macy's online a sthe selection, cllor choices and prices seems a lot better.

Found a pair of jeans with holes in them. I thought it would match the style even if they were…read moreblue. The sneakers should match perfectly.

Came by with a friend running errands on a weekday evening and it was fairly quiet. This outdoor…read moremall is located in Glendale and consists of 5 main buildings with a green plaza-type area in the middle. Stores are located on ground, first and second floors, there are some commercial office spaces too. Parking is available for a fee in either structures or in the spaces directly in front of the stores. There are a fair number of stores for what is essentially a glorified strip mall, it's not quite large enough to make it a serious shopping destination, more of a come-by-for-specific stores kind of place. Of the approximately 50 businesses here, a dozen are commercial offices, another dozen service/utility stores (doctors offices, glasses store, UPS, T-mobile), a Regal Cinemas movie theater, a couple hobby stores (anime/manga, games, Bee's Arts & Crafts), several food/drink spots, some apparel/accessories stores (Foot Locker, Forever 21, TJ Maxx, White House/Black Market, Sacca's Suits), a few sports facilities (swim school, NY Sports Club, karate school, laser tag/bounce family fun center) and two home furnishing stores (Home Goods and Ashley Furniture). Probably wouldn't go out of my way to come here though I can see how it's convenient to have these store nearby for those that live in the area. There is a fun 3-story tall street art mural of a boy with big ears on one of the parking structure outer walls.

Came here for the first time with my daughter & her friend- it's a pretty decent outdoor mall…read more.. There's a Chili's, CPK, Pot Noodle, Subway, Don Nico (Mexican) as well as an Auntie Anne's, Mr. Cow's Corndogs, Starbucks, Cold Stone (ice cream) & Hokkaido Cheese Tarts. Not to mention, the biggest T.J.Maxx & Five Below I've ever been to in NY. There's also a HomeGoods, Laser Bounce (arcade), Slime Time, Ulta, Footlocker, an arts & crafts studio, movie theater and a few toy stores. Can definitely be a fun time with kids- the girls even played frisbee & volleyball on the synthetic grass, got bubble tea from Pot Noodle, which was surprisingly good and won some prizes from Laser Bounce too. Not an ideal place for clothing shopping and the parking was quite expensive- $30 for 4 hours but either way, we'll be back :)