This is the only mall in Monroe County now. The next closet is the Eastview mall in Victor. The greece mall still has many stores open for shopping and are the typical stores you find in any mall. It is very clean and affordable. It has a movie theatre and many chain restaurants as well as a food court. Best and only mall in Monroe County. read more

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The Mall is pretty big, comprised of a large Main Building connected by large corridors with lots of stores, a Food Court, and some eateries surrounding it( Jim's at The Mall). Big names departments stores are also part of the main area JCPenney's, Burlington Coat Factory, Old Navy, Macy's are the bigger names in a medium price assortment of stores under one roof. Other stores are within the perimeter of the lot like Target, Party City, Michael's. Restaurants Tai Chi Bubble Tea,BTB Wood Fired Pizza, Mc Donald's, Panera, I always find some good bargains when I least expect it. I love going to Jim's at the Mall restaurant. read more

I grew up in Hilton, and going to Greece Ridge Mall was a staple. As a teen, it was a great place to hangout. As an adult, you could get shopping done if you're focused and know what you want. Nowadays, I hardly ever go to any mall. Last time I was at Greece Ridge, it was pretty mediocre. I've read poor reviews about their Santa Claus they've had and how he ended up being a child s** offender. Not sure how accurate this is, but if true, shows how much effort they may not put into staffing. As a mother, this is such a failure. In the past, I've had siblings had their purchases swiped from right next to them when they've set it down for even just a moment. Their bathrooms were always gross and only there if you REALLY need to go. As I aged and as time went on, for me it seems like Greece Ridge got progressively worse. Losing a lot of its "magic". I brought my son to the little play pit thing they have when he was 1 yr. I remember feeling uncomfortable with certain individuals standing around just staring. It's a place you can go if you absolutely need something and you know what it is. There really is not much to look at anymore if you go to Greece Ridge and just want to peruse. You can get your steps in somewhere much more pleasant. read more

This place is a dump. It's definitely gone downhill over the years. (Like another reviewer mentioned, we've been coming here since it was 2 separate malls.) My husband and I just visited while up in Rochester and couldn't believe how bad this place has gotten. Now, I understand with Covid, many business went out. But like, 90% of the stores here are those ultra low quality, hoochie mama type stores. (No offense). Not going to lie, we felt pretty trashy just being there (again, no offense). This is not somewhere I'd seek out to go anymore... and I'm not sure if I'd want to visit this place after dark. Coming from the east of the mall, the newer restaurant area LOOKS nice. It makes it LOOK like it's a decent mall. But venturing inside, ick. Nope. You literally can't polish a turd. Would stop in to Marshall's and maybe hit up the movie theatre but that's about it. read more

I wouldn't think that a mall in Greece would get too many customers considering the financial crisis in Greece lately. It's a pretty nice mall and I like it more than the one in Henrietta. It looks and feels newer, cleaner, and with cuter shoppers (lol). The bubble tea here isn't of a very good standard but at least it exists. read more

The Mall at Greece Ridge - Wanna see my Greece Ridge? - Shopping Centers Near Me - Rochester, New York

Took my two year old nieces to Greece Ridge today. We went to the food court that had very few selections which was disappointing. The high chairs were absolutely filthy. I wouldn't put a dog in those chairs. We were disgusted and left never to return. The health department has been called. Shame on you !!! Zero stars. read more

They should call this mall "The Mall that Ate Greece NY" because every time I visit it, the square footage seems to have incrementally increased ever so much. Seriously, I expect to see an K-12 school tacked onto the side at some point. That side of West Ridge Road will eventually be one big mall... which, given the locale's weather, makes sense. Oh, one BIG plus... there's a DMV in the mall that is open Saturday mornings. read more

The mall like most malls are losing stores and it's appeal because of online shopping. It's still decent to go walk around and kill time. read more

The Mall at Greece Ridge - Shopping Centers Near Me - Rochester, New York

Great Mall. Was in the area for the day and I really didn't have enough time to venture out further than the Ridge Road area. Glad I stayed where I knew. The Mall wasn't too packed for a Tuesday morning to mid afternoon. Great selection of stores, the play area they have for toddlers (with parental supervision) was great to see! They looked like they were having a blast. I definitely look forward to coming back. read more

I have been coming here since before it was the combined two malls (Greece Towne Mall, Long Ridge Mall). Back in the 1980s when I was a kid, they had lots of fun things to look at and play on such as large foam blocks, a conveyor belt ball machine, large animals to climb, etc. Once they merged in 1994, it became a super large mall. I moved into a house literally across the street in 1995 and was able to enjoy it during my teen years. Being able to do all my Christmas shipping without having to look for parking was nice, and for a teen without a car it was an amazing opportunity. The construction of the movie theater in 1999 was awesome. There are many malls in the greater Rochester area, but I thought that this was the one that was easiest to get to, never had the look of a run-down mall with lots of empty stores, and had a great food court with a carousel. read more

I liked this place better when it was two separate malls. Once upon a time there was "Long Ridge" and "Greece Towne" mall. Built just a couple years apart, the two malls engaged in a rivalry between each other until they put down their shopping bags and shook hands. In 1994, they unified and became The Mall at Greece Ridge. In its present state, Greece Ridge is the second largest mall in the northeast, bigger than Eastview and Carousel Centre. Despite the unification and impressive size, the mall still feels divided. The site occupied by the former Greece Towne Mall and the new extension is marked by modern looks, sharp brand name stores and an awesome touches on par with other Wilmorite properties. There is no mistaking what portion of Greece Ridge used to be Long Ridge; absent are the big name stores, the benches are in poor condition and hallways are poorly lit and maintained. Many of the stores that occupy this portion of the mall feel like they were displaced with the closing of Midtown Plaza. Odd novelty stores with vinyl banner signage; hardly renovated from whatever store occupied the space beforehand. One store looked like the site of a former Father & Son! Another was a thinly disguised Disney Store. This portion of the mall just feels like a limb with gangrene. Yeah, its there, but it would be better if you just cut it off. With the amazing changes brought to Eastview in the past decade, I would love to see Wilmorite invest the same amount of energy and focus on bringing this mall back up to the same level. The Mall at Greece Ridge has potential, I'm just waiting for the change to come. read more

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This mall is doing good with few empty stores. This mall seems to have a dangerous, disrespectful element roami g here also. Foid court has plenty of selection and mall security is def present here!! read more

My students and I felt very racially profiled and uncomfortable to finish our shopping. We were followed by two security guards. There reason was because there was a large group entering a store. They proceeded to ask one of my students who has dreads if he stole anything from the store. They said they were going to follow us from a distance. My students simply wanted to enjoy the last night of their trip in Rochester but instead we were harassed. Management should look into this because I am sure that this has happened to others. read more

The mall is amazing and a lot to offer. It makes our mall look trashy. Buffalo ny malls big for nothing. I'd take the drive for a better experience. read more

Between Eastview, Marketplace and this mall, this is my least favorite. I enjoy that all of the malls have the same staples but they also have a good handful of stores different from each other. The mall is clean enough. I hate the layout in that you can't easily circle around the mall, it is wings everywhere. The food court is okay, has all of the places you would expect. I like that there are new restaurants to pick from and I enjoy the newer area. I unfortunately don't like the people who shop at this mall which makes me sound awful. The people who seem to gather around this mall just irk me. I know it makes me sound like a horrible person but they really aren't the people I want to spend my time around (Not that I really want to spend my time around the snobs at Eastview). It is my last choice of a mall, but I go here when I am in the area. I don't stay away for any real reason and I don't go for any real reason than convenience. read more

I have been coming to this mall every Saturday afternoon with my father since I could remember. I love this mall. I love the design and I love how bright and clean it is. The food court has an array of fast food restaurants available, but also provides Friendly's, Red Robin, Bar Louie, and a couple other restaurants tucked away inside. Another great thing is that it also has a large movie theater and a gym! There are many stores for clothing, shoes, paintings, animals, and electronics. If you go, go to the cinema wing and visit the Lollypop Store...they let the cats walk around sometimes and it's always fun to go in and get some lovins from the furry friends. The location is convenient, the mall isn't run down, it's clean...hard to beat. By default Eastview beats all the malls, being so upscale and in a very different location, but I dare to say that if you are looking for a mall anywhere but Victor, this is your winner, for sure. read more

It's about time I give Greece Ridge a more detailed review since the new additions have now been completed since a few months ago. Do these changes make the mall more impressive and up to date then before the renovation? Meh...let me start with the mall itself as a whole, then I'll elaborate. Many might now know that his used to be two seperate malls, Greece Towne Mall & Long Ridge Mall. I believe they were connected somewhere around twenty to thirty years ago to expand the mall and make it easier to access. This has led to the mall being ranked number fifty in the fifty largest malls in the United States. Quite an impressive feat, but size is only one thing that matters in a shopping center such as this. How does the decor look? You will either love it or hate it depending on your personal tastes but I don't find it that awful, it's just a little dated. The tile floors are that wonderful forest green and salmon pink color that were once popular twenty years ago but have since lost thier glory in the changing world of malls. However, they are kept clean most of the time and they don't show signs of wear or cracking so I'm glad to see they have held up overtime. As this is a Wilmorite, green is the color of the day daily here. From the wall lights to the skylights and even to the roofs, it is hard to miss such a trademark only created by Wilmorite Properties. What I think is a cool feature about this mall is the amazing skylights. The newer area doesn't have these but because the rest of the mall does, it makes it feel open and brings in alot of sunlight on sunny days. To me, it brings a warm and welcoming atmosphere great for shopping, even on rainy days when it's cloudy! At night-time, it is awesome to see all of the lights on the walls and skylights illuminate to brighten the mall just like Christmas, expect it's every night! There are a few fountains located in the center of the mall which are most of the time on and functioning, surrounded by beautiful plants. In the winter time, they are sadly shut off so the Christmas decorations can be placed in. A bit sad to see that they are starting to show signs of breaking down so it may be time to invest in some new festive cheer? No? Moving on to the food court! Next to Eastview, this has the second largest food court out of all the Wilmorite Property malls. Here are the ones I am able to name... - Burger King - Great American Cookie Co. - Sbarro (defunct recently!) Yes this is only three but those were the only three places I visited every time I went here. I just never bothered with the rest since I have been a long Sbarro's fan and Burger King was part of my childhood so naturally those were the two I visited. They have about ten more food anchors on both sides of the court so the options are endless. There is also two pretzel places not by the court but by Macy's oddly enough. There is Auntie Anne's (see my seperate review for that) and Pretzelmaker. Isn't it odd to find two pretzel companies close to each other in the same mall? It is for me since Auntie Anne's seems to get the most customers but I don't know, I never tried Pretzelmaker so I'lll be sure to give that a try next time I visit. Back in the food court, there is the famous carousel that still operates and can be seen at nice from Ridge Road because of the wonderful clear glass windows all in front of food court. There is an admission fee for the carousel which is cheap I suppose but I only remember what it was ten years ago. If you are willing to find it, by all means! It is well mantained and is a pleasure to ride with family and friends...if your friend's enjoy easy rides. It gives you a great view of the food court which is more open then the mall with the large clear front and the many skylights on top, it is common to see birds flying about in the summer trying to eat up scraps left by us. It's just adorable! This mall has a few big department stores that take up alot of room surprisingly. These include Macy's, JCPenney, Sears, Dick's Sporting Goods, Barnes & Noble, Marshall's, and Bed, Bath & Beyond (see my seperate reviews for these places). The Bon-Ton used to be here two years ago but that was demolished to make room for the new mall section which I will discuss that in a moment. This mall actually has a great selection of popular stores such as... - Bath and Body Works - Yankee Candle - Old Navy - Kay Jewelers - Christopher & Banks - Chico's - American Eagle - GameStop - FYE - Game Craze - New York & Company - Spencer's - Victoria's Secret and so much more! There is a reason that this mall is ranked as big as it is. You can spend an entire day at this mall and get a good workout out of it! Both for you and your checkbook! Each of these stores deserves it's own review but each of them are all well mantained and fit well in the mall! Overall, even with the new section, give this mall a visit! You may find yourself staying longer then you wanted! read more

I really enjoyed this mall, It was a good size, and had some really good stories. I also enjoyed the choices that they had within the food court. I stopped at a place for cookies that was within the food court, and they were absolutely delicious. read more

If I had to choose between the two malls in Rochester this wouldn't be my first choice. I see a lot of crime around this area. The mall is crowded most of the time. It isn't the cleanest mall either. I don't mind going to the restaurants attached to the mall because they are great environments. I've noticed a lot of store closing as well in this mall. read more

Not a bad mall, as malls go. Sad to see all the closed storefronts, and when Abbotts moves out, you know there's a problem. But it does serve its purpose. One thing that gets me are the birds in the food court?!? Yes they're cute, but don't they crap on everybody's food and carry disease? I would think it wouldn't be too sanitary. Other than that, I hope it stays around for a long time!! read more

All in all, a pretty functional mall. It very much reminds me of the one my mom used to drop me off at when I was a teenager ( in the late 80's!) It very much strikes that vibe to me, for some reason! Which is not to say I have not noticed their new restaurants and remodeling on one part of the mall...so points for that. It is small enough as to not be overwhelming, parking or crowds are never really issues (even during the winter holidays!) A movie theatre is right there (a bit outdated, but conveniently located). This mall has been pretty much able to provide what I want. I live 5 minutes away...I wouldn't say it's a "destination mall". No upscale or boutique type merchants...strictly "middle America". read more

I went to go eat with my lil sister and i left and left my bag with all of my stuff like id and i called and they put my on the phone with the lost and found and they hung up IF YOU GO HERE DONT LEAVE YOUR STUFF CAUSE YOU WILL NO GET IT BACK read more

If you don't already know, this is the "ghetto mall" of Rochester, and Marketplace is a close 2nd place. They did make a lot of attempts to improve it, they made it 19 years+ with ID after a certain time of day, they put an auxiliary police station in the food court and they renovated one wing of the mall. The stores here are so/so. The food is nothing special. The mall is right on the bus line and very close to a lot of bad neighborhoods so honestly do yourself a big favor and don't shop here... Ever. Go to Eastview Mall. I actually live very close to Greece Mall and I would much rather drive 40 minutes to Victor just so I can shop at a mall that actually has a touch of class. read more

This mall lacks in cosmetics with the tacky green and pink tiled floors outdated feel, but it is the largest mall in the Rochester area. Thing's you'll like: - Contains a wide array of amenities - Hosts unique retailers uncommonly found in shopping malls. - It's close to the city - good food court selection Things you'll hate: - lack of internal beauty that makes you want to vomit. - afternoon commute read more

Seriously if the Mall invested in powering washing the outside of the building it would make it look way less grundy. Overall this mall has most everything you need, although stores are constantly changing because of the ever changing market read more

I feel extremely uncomfortable walking alone in this mall lately- especially when instead of security guards, there is a surplus of armed police officers... it never used to be this way. Guess I'll stick to victor. read more

Just appalled at the mall right now! Santa has arrived, But don't plan on just letting your child talk to him and ask for their gifts. New This year (2014) you can't without being made to think you MUST purchase a picture package. High pressure sales at it's worst! These are children people and this is Christmas. You seem to be forgetting the reason for the Season. That's All, read more

Have you ever seen so much big hair? It looks like an add for a 60's TV show. I'd rather drive across town to visit EastView. Just not the mix of stores I've come to expect from a regional mall. read more

On saturday we went to the DMV located at the greece mall. We called a few days ahead to see if they had saturday hours and the recording stated it was open from 8am-1pm on saturdays. Too our surprise when we arrived at the mall after waking up early after working all week the DMV was closed on saturdays. I quess it takes too much time and effort to change a recorded message. I just wish the stores would have been open at least I could of got my shopping on! read more

Ah, this mall of metamorphosis. I remember when Woolworth's, McCurdy's, and Waldenbooks was around and when the mall was actually 2 separate malls. I even remember the Nature Store... but enough nostalgia, let us be objective with its current state... The mall is quite sprawling and is a wonderful power-walking establishment. I believe walking a complete round in the mall is over a mile (but don't quote me on that). There are a multitude of chain stores such as American Eagle, Pac Sun, Charlotte Russe, Yankee Candle, Things Remembered, Hot Topic, FYE, Spencer's, Payless, Barnes & Nobles, etc, as well as department stores such as Sears, JC Penny, and Macy's. The mall is situated with the food court towards the center and two arms projecting laterally that lead to various shopping destinations. The food court has your typical fast food and pseudo-Asian fast food: Burger King, Arby's, Subway, Sbarro, Taco Bell, Flaming Wok. The jewelry stores are immediately adjacent to the food court. On one end of the mall sits the movie theater, which costs at least $9 per ticket the last time I looked (which was over 4 or 5 years ago), so I imagine the cost has increased since then. Pretty ridiculous in my opinion. On this side of the mall you'll find a bunch of construction clustered around the remains of a now-closed Bon Ton. This is the future site of a number of restaurants, of which I am excited to experience. Walking from here back towards the food court you will find a shoe store, Aeropostale, Bath and Body Works, Zumiez, and Yankee Candle. Turning to the other end of the mall, you'll find Sears and B&N towards the periphery, Dick's sporting goods, then Friendly's restaurant, Burlington, Rue 21, Macy's home store and clothing store, Charlotte Russe, FYE, and a coffee shop, amongst many other stores. Good things: - Variety of shops - New rule of parental/guardian presence required if under 18 past 4 or 5pm - New restaurants coming soon Bad things: - Malls are always expensive - Loud and obnoxious clientele (hence the new rule above) Overall, a decent place to spend time if you need to buy stuff or want to walk around somewhere indoors. I suggest coming on weekdays instead of weekends, as it can sometimes be slightly congested on the weekends. I see a lot of people who are in groups of 4+ and enjoy walking side by side without regard to others' paths of travel in the hallways, which seems to increase over the years. I understand it's not so much the mall, but the clientele, but will still factor that into the rating. I prefer Eastview Mall but the distance from Greece NY to Victor is preventative. I rate this 2.5 stars. read more

I enjoy this mall alot. I have been coming since it's been two malls. The stores sections have changes but the mall is still good. I wish there were more stores starting to be more empty stores. The newer food court is nice and so is the movie theater. It's very convenient having target close by too. Yes there is crime but there is crime whatever mall you go to or store as a matter of fact. read more

Beautiful new addition with chain restaurants and a few higher end stores. Love that there is a kids area as well. Hope more higher end stores are coming to this mall, wishing the rest of the mall could get redone. The dusty rose and sea-foam green accent colors really need to be updated. I'm glad to see a lot of mall security and Greece police patrolling. The mall visitors can get rough- many fights in the past. Glad the owners invested in a mini re-do at the very least. read more

Oh how I've missed you...When I move back to Rochester we shall catch up. This mall is great... Okay I'm probably a bit biased due to shopping here my whole life and the fact I worked here in '11 probably adds to that, but this is like that classic mall that everyone goes to (you run into everyone at this mall) it has decent stores and convenient location..What more could you ask for? I can't wait to see the renovations where Bon-Ton used to be in person. read more

It is fast going down hill with banner ads all over the place. It is turning into a cheap strip mall and really lowering its standards with all those extra ads. Greedy management is lowering the place to a trailer park status. mik read more

I'm at the mall quite a bit as I work in one of the stores located in the mall. I love the decorations around the holidays, the only complaint I have is there should be a tougher restriction on teenagers being in the mall. Also the stores should each have control of their heating and air conditioner. read more

the mall at Greece ridge has always been special to me when it was Greece town mall and long ridge I would love going to mccurdys to visit santa clause I remember him arriveing in a helicopter I think it was 1980 read more

Very nice mall for the area, and recent improvements have made it even better. The mall is clean, has great variety, and is easily accessible. read more

I actually only wanted to write a review on Bath & Body works, I use to love this store and then they discontinued everything I liked and everything that is left all smell the same. I don't like it any more. And if you want to buy it on Ebay you have to pay 4 times as much as it was in this store. Greece town mall don't you think you should bring this mall into this century or at least the past century. I moved here in the 80's and it has not changed and when it is dirty they paint it. Also, wanted to say Do Not Buy any AnyWhere Cards from this Mall. A few people have and half have been compromised back in December, we bought 3 for a gift and by the time the person went to use it only 2.00 remained on it. We only had them for a week before giving them as a gift some gift. And we are still waiting for them to repay us. They said they were looking into it and that was the last time we heard anything and that was at the end of December. read more

Talk about false news and talk about the Greece mall. It's in a perfectly safe neighborhood. I've lived nearby and shopped at the Greece Mall for many years. It is a safe and wonderful place to be. read more

I think the mall is great and it look great too. It's has all the product people's need. The employees and securities are helpful and kind to. So everyone do go there and luv being there and have a good time. read more