Convenient, but needs more stores. The main spots people…read morefrequent is: Bath and Body Works Target Stop & Shop Marshall's Uniqlo Whole Foods Apple DSW Sephora VS These stores are just a few which can get extremely packed. This location as well has a few places to eat. Apple Bees, Chuckie Cheese, and Subways to name a few. Easily accessible. All trains including the LLIR stops at Atlantic Terminal. Weekends I do not recommend stopping by unless it is first thing in the morning. Can get really crowded. Security and police are around. The times I have gone to Atlantic Terminal is safe to be at, no rowdiness, or anything out of the normal.

Atlantic terminal mall a very crowded mall a lot of people in all of the stores. The only thing…read morereally good about this mall is it is easily accessible from queens and long island do to the long island railroad.dont get me wrong you have a lot of good stores in this place but the staff sucks.and the place was not clean .especially in side apple bees bathrooms from the mens to the women's.i was told about the women's rest room in there they said it was terrible. But when i was in the restaurant eating there was fly flying around in there .not good for a establishment like that .I wont go back .and they have a target in side it was not organized at all self check out was a disaster long lines in both ,regular and self check out. But like I said as far as the transportation goes that is the good part of this terminal leaving . from long island or going to longiland. The commute is so fast back to Babylon or long beach or back to queens or Brooklyn. It beats the subway any day for a fare for $9.00 you can purchase the tickets from the machine or the ticket windows.

They're now selling face Sanrio (kitty) series's and you can tell this right away…read more At the cashier took my card again..... When I spoke to the manager last time, he said "it's not supposed to." I'll not coming back again. This neighborhood is awful! Don't go shopping Around here.

The older door man is very rude and makes it hard to shop because he wants to hassle you. The door…read moreman does not value the customer.

Going here as a kid when toys r us and k mart was there, such great memories parking on the roof of…read morethe mall seeing a view of the city from the far and going down that steep escalator was cool part. We use to always go weekends and holiday shopping was always madness but having experience that as a kid things that are no longer there I can be able to tell you. the place is outdated and old not many good stores. there is a BJS wholesale that we use to go to if your into bulk buying this your place to shop that is close to Brooklyn & queens in this part of the area. there are some vendors and some spots to eat but its not all that great. if you dont have a car you can take the M train or Q38/Q67 to the middle village metropolitan ave stop. if your driving just keep in mind this area can get congested with traffic. this mall that once was is no longer the place. 3 stars for memories

Holy crapola is this place outdated. We decided to give this BJs a try instead of driving to Valley…read moreSteam. I felt like we were in a movie from the 1980s. Everything was outdated. From the lighting, to the windows, the doors, and THE people. There's a decent size parking lot so there's ample amount of space to park your car. However, it is a trip to bring your grocery cart to the mall. I would truly hate being the person to grab all the shopping carts because you're allowed to leave the mall with them. You don't have to return them to their designated areas.

Globe trotting in the Big apple is and cannot be complete without going to a wi e festival. There…read moremany types of wines for sampling as well as other spirits for those of who enjoy a good bourbon. Several food tents we're there to provide sustenance after consuming the various types of Veno. This was another venue where patience was golden....the event was well attended as such sometimes lines formed at different stations. Many of the items presented for tasting were reasonably prices and are available in our home area.

We haven't been to City Point Brooklyn in such a long time and it was a nice visit. They have…read moreTrader Joe's, Target, Van Leeuwen, a cookie shop, various eateries and small shops. 4 floors. When you want 1-2 hours to stroll through a mall, this is a pretty nice shop. They even have a movie theater upstairs...

Good place to get your needs! Lots of stores! Good selection…read moreof things.come early can get crowded!

I go here twice a month a an it's always a friendly environment..the staff is always bubbly and…read morenice and the fragrances are amazing..its no doubt that you'll def find what your looking for..located in a busy downtown Brooklyn mall near a G train to Fulton street for quick 5min walk to the Atlantic mall..

Looking for a little slice of 80's-00's NYC Skate culture? How about to shoot the shit with a NYC…read morenative about the exclusive sneakers (Nikes mostly) or sick af products that he has for sale? This is your spot. As I walked in I was dumbstruck! It made me feel like a kid again. Standing in there I just felt that grit energy that saddly NYC has lost. The owner sprinkled the shop with art and trickets that have their own stories and reminded me of my childhood. I only know this since I tried to buy 4 different items but they weren't for sale because they were sentimental reasons. Though I was sad I couldn't aquire some of these things, the stories he provided filled that need to own it. This spot is a controlled chaos in all the best ways. It has the New York City flavor to its core that would be missed by non-natives. All and all, respect to this shop on every level. I dropped $150 without a second thought after buying alot of stuff because these are shops I want to support. It's passion over profit (in a realistic mindset). Thank you!

At a time when streetwear and "sneaker culture" are unrecognizable, this place is a shining beacon…read moreof the old New York of the early 2000s. Awesome rare gear at outlet prices. People will ask "Where'd you get those?!" We wore Supreme when they didn't have a website. We used to chat with Dave Ortiz or Jeff Staple when we'd pop into their shops. Apps didn't exist. We had to physically be there, meet people, know people. F*ck your Yeezys!

It's fun looking for a decoration for my Christmas tree. For seasonal stuff sometimes I don't need…read morequality stuff just get a quantity. For Christmas this store seems to have less stuff than other place but it's nice to check it out.

Shops at the loom is a huge space full of storefronts. Yoga studio, food shops, coffee, salon,…read morejewelry shops. This place has a ton of stores. I happened over here randomly one nite on the way to a loft party, and heard a band playing. The whole place was open with vendors in every direction. You might not just bump into it, just walking around randomly. It's situated between Flushing, Nickerbocker & Thames. Check your google maps for details.

As of fall 2017, Shops at the Loom feels kinda sad. It's about half occupied, with the espresso…read morecafe being the main draw. The cafe has a ton of fans and every table was full inside and outside. The other stores were all closed for Labor Day, but right now its the Brooklyn Food Coop, a vintage place, a yoga studio, pilates, and a salon. Walking around inside was almost eerie because the lighting is so bad and the finishes are minimal.

They need more boy shirts size 8, and more size 8 pants for boys and tee shirts size large cause…read morethe medium is not for a 8 year old boy

Can't believe no one has a written a review. This place is super fun to walk around and has so many…read moreamazing deals. There's 3 different levels and they're all big and spacious. I saw name brands like USPA, BEBE, and others. Really cute home decor. There was a ton of pillows, kitchen basics, little appliances, I saw air mattresses, fun paintings, linens, and face masks. There was big mirrors going down stairs which was nice to take selfies in. I really felt nice here!

Don't let the name of this place fool you. This little shop right outside the Myrtle/Wyckoff…read morestation is your source for the following items: - Samurai Swords - Lighters - Sunglasses - A Bass Guitar - "Glassware" - Tee Shirts that were funny to teenagers 13 years ago All in the same place you get what you need to go and piss off everyone at the food court in the QC mall, and the Q58 stops a block or two away. The only reason I'm taking off a star is because there's not enough room to swing around the katana. However there is plenty of room to try out the wakizashi, just make sure to ask first.