Not a mall any longer. They knocked down the "mall" in favor of about 6 big box stores. Since big…read morebox retail ain't too popular in modern COVID times, they have three huge vacant spots. So that leaves Kohl's, TJ Max and Bobs furniture as the entire "mall". They should open a supermarket for the residents of Secaucus and free us from the whole Walmart tyranny. But it's claimed there's no adequate space for a market in town. Go figure.

Mill Creek Mall. The original golden era. You walk into Stop & Shop entrance, you see light trees…read moreinside and a bench to sit with your mom. You'd find GameStop and RadioShack. There'd be Kohl's waiting for you at the end. Plus, the Arts & Crafts Shop and the Food Court. Remember what community has let happen... you have all allowed corporate money and hugely overt stores to ruin the real fun. It's all gone. I am proud I moved to a better place.

The Plaza at Harmon Meadow in Secaucus, NJ is a convenient shopping center. It isn't fancy. It…read moreoffers a variety of casual dining options, making it a solid spot for a classic dinner-and-movie (Regal 14) outing. Restaurants in the plaza include Houlihan's, Carnegie Diner & Cafe, Red Lobster, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Cumin N Eat, providing a mix of casual and sit-down choices ranging from American classics to fast-casual and international cuisine. It's also very accessible, located near major highways including I-95 (New Jersey Turnpike), Route 3, and Route 495.

This is a very popular and busy plaza in Secaucus. Lots of dining options available including…read moreChili's, Kpot, Starbucks, Chipotle, Shake Shake, Red Lobster and a buffet restaurant. There's a movie theater and expo center available too. We came around evening time on Sunday for dinner at Shake Shack. The parking lot was packed. But luckily a lot of people were leaving so we got a spot. The crossings and walkway are not very safe, especially after sunset. Incoming cars do not see pedestrians crossing, or care to stop.

An overwhelming experience and structure to boot. From the outside it looks like an airport…read more Parking is easy to navigate and costs a nominal fee. The mall has 4 stories and many sections to explore. Fast casual food is clustered in a food court together (Vanessa's dumplings, pizza, ect). Sit down restaurants are a floor above (Yard House. Hibachi, ect). Bubble tea and ice cream shops are sprinkled throughout. Place has a mix of luxury stores (Gucci, Tiffany & Co, Hermes) and budget options (Uniqlo, Gap). I also saw a self serve wine bar and a champagne bar. What makes this place stand out is the indoor water park, the Nickelodeon theme amusement park, indoor ski slope with artificial snow and live theater. An H-Mart supermarket and food hall claim residence. They also have a large arcade with claw machines, video games and interactive games. A fun place to just shop, or have fun at the attraction parks.

I finally got to go here. Parking is for a nominal fee and seemed chaotic on a Sunday afternoon…read more Walking into the mall was a moment of aww. The decor, lights and fixtures had a serene feel. This mall is huge. I happened to enter on a more quieter side. I strolled through the section of the mall I entered in and was in complete sensory overload because its so much to see and the stores were abundant. There were plenty of resting areas in the mall and of a more luxury appeal. This mall boast of an indoor amusement park. The park is not in my opinion work the cost. It appeared that Nickelodeon portion is a separate fee from the waterpark portion. The amusement park portion was in a more crowded and busier portion of the mall. Covering the entire mall didnt seem feasible in one day. I will get back another time as it is huge.

The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards is one of the prettiest malls I have been to. Not only is…read moreit immaculate but this multi level mall has everything and anything your little heart desires. From high end shops to affordable. The most expensive starting from the main level haha. It faces the Vessel which is a honeycomb structure that you can purchase tickets and climb. Well worth it as the views would be incredible. Hudson Yards is easy to get to by subway namely the 7 train as it lets you off practically at its doorstep. My tip is to wear comfy shoes and go hungry as you will not only get your steps in but have lots of food options from casual to sit down. Indeed something for everyone. There are just too too many stores to name but if you love to shop, like myself you will be bedazzled. Ahead of schedule, I went on their website so I could plan out my day. I was definitely blown away by all my favorite stores and then some. Additionally in my opinion it's the perfect place to be on extremely hot days and whenever there's rain. Or any time of year haha. Do not miss the lower level Mercado little Spain. Here you can have a small bite, a drink, a full on meal or a sweet treat if you like Spanish foods. You have got to check it out! If you are a shopper and a foodie, this is your place!!!

This mall style structure has been around since 2019, when they first opened they only had a few…read morestores and eateries opened. Fast forward to 2026 and they have a variety of eateries and specialty shops where you can find clothes, chocolates, and eyewear. The service in many of the sit-down eateries I've visited have been great! The quick service eateries are also good options to grab something on the go. You can visit this shopping mall and easily stay for several hours depending on what you're planning on doing. The stores and restaurants vary in price-range therefore it can be economical or expensive, depending on your specific visit. It's a great place to take out-of-towners who want to see something slightly different from the views of mid-town shopping centers.

Always fun to stop in and browse the different items that are here. A little expensive for some…read moreitems but I guess if you want the item you would pay the price. But a great variety of toys, models, clothes, and other Asian knickknacks.

This place lives upto its name of Little Japan, because you really get the feeling of walking…read moreinside a Japanese store. It's a big of store, full of all kinds of products, few thousands of them. They have the Japanese plates and cups, decorative items, samurai swords, chopsticks, anime characters, dolls, snacks, hats, apparel, stationary, gift items and decoration goods. Apparel collection wasn't that good, ceramic, decorative and stationary items were the best in my opinion. The prices are decent, but little higher compared to dollar store items, probably because these are imported goods. The aisles are tiny. Need to walk carefully, especially in the ceramics area. It's mostly tidy. Different sections of the stores have associates helping customers. The checkout line was long for us. Took us few minutes to get to the register. They also charge additional fees for credit card that is posted right in front of the checkout counter.

City Place offers really convenient parking with plenty of spots for everyone. The layout is easy…read moreto navigate, and I never had trouble finding a space. It's clean and well-maintained, which is a huge plus. I also appreciate the security measures they have in place, making it feel safe. Honestly, it's a great choice for a hassle-free parking experience!

Took a stroll through City Place with my partner a while back when we were in Edgewater. We like to…read morewalk along the river from Mitsuwa shopping plaza, and we'll sometimes stop by City Place. There are a couple of stores to window shop and eateries to drop by (aka Haagen Dazs). On our (my) to-do is to try out the Old Pancake House (I've been to the other two locations and am a fan - my OPH fandom will be complete once I try the one in City Place.) I walk here, but there's a parking deck if you're driving. In short, nice shopping area in a good location.

In search of certain clothing items brought me to Nordstrom Rack, which by the way my be the second…read morestore in the city. What happened to all the other locations? Moving along, went to the store on a busy Saturday afternoon, and there was indeed a great selection of clothes that i was in search of. The downside is that the dressing rooms don't have a seat inside and due to a knee injury i had to wait a long time for the only stall to become available. The dressing room area is extremely busy and the staff appeared overwhelm with the consumption of clothes left behind by customers. The space in the store is good, nothing appears cluttered or scattered and the floors are kept clean. Needed to use the restroom and that is also an area that only has one per gender and the lines become a bit much. Due to the restrooms overuse it definitely requires additional cleaning to maintain it clean and stocked with toiletries. Overall ok experience, I was not asked if I needed assistance by a staff member.

I needed to grab a handbag quickly to wear to dinner. Nordstrom rack was a 10 min walk from my…read morelocation so I put my sneakers on and headed over! The handbag area of the store was organized. I found a cute bag for $40 quickly and was able to make my dinner reservations in time!

This has to be the worst shopping experience I've ever had. No one was around to help, and when you…read morefound someone they had an attitude. The worst part was waiting on the line for a cashier. We literally waited an hour and 20 minutes. When my husband yelled for a manager because everyone on line was complaining, this little guy shows up and said that if we have a complaint to call the corporate office. Seriously? No apology, not a single attempt to add another cashier. It's like we were in a 3rd world country. I'm never shopping here again and yes I will call the corporate office.

They have like 50 people on line and 2 registers open. This is insane. And no apology no extra…read morediscount nothing. I will ME WR come here again or recommend this location. Just horrible! HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE

Though I was born and raised in New York, Rockefeller Center is always my go to place for the…read moreholidays. I love visiting the Christmas tree and seeing people ice skate at The Rink. In celebration of FIFA World Cup 26, The FIFA World Cup 26 NYNJ Host Committee, Telemundo and Rockefeller Center are hosting the official NYNJ World Cup 26 & Telemundo Fan Village at Rockefeller Center from July 6-July 19 daily from 10:00am to 8:00pm. At the heart of the Fan Village, The Rink at Rockefeller Center transforms into a dynamic soccer pitch where fans can gather for live match broadcasts on large screens. The Channel Gardens celebrates the eight nations that have lifted the FIFA World Cup trophy (the champions, legendary players, and unforgettable moments that have shaped the history of the world's game.) Across the Plaza, sport, culture, and community come together through interactive experiences, family-friendly programming, and brand activations that bring the global energy of the tournament to Rockefeller Center. The NYNJ World Cup 26 & Telemundo Fan Village at Rockefeller Center is free and open to the public. All visitors must enter through designated checkpoints at 49th Street & 5th Avenue or 50th Street & 6th Avenue. All the interactive experiences were a lot of fun. There were virtual queues so we were able to walk around and do other things instead of just waiting in line. The staff were very friendly and helpful as well.

Such a classic NYC spot and honestly just a really fun place to explore!…read moreThere is so much packed into the complex. Head downstairs to the underground concourse level and you'll find tons of great shops, quick bites, bakeries, and sitting areas. Up top, the outdoor plaza area surrounded by all the flags and towering buildings is gorgeous.

Primark was new to me. Went to the 2nd largest mall in the US. When i entered, first thing it…read morereminded me was H&M but better value The store itself was organized, and aisle was clean. Prices were easily understood. Overall impressed with this store and the value proposition it posed and the way it flowed.

This was my first time exploring the Primark store. I was very surprised to the see how big the…read morestore was and the number of goods they had. Apparel, shoes, toys, home goods, accessories and so much more. Lots of signs all around made it easy to locate different sections. I found most of the sections very tidy and clean. All items were are priced decently cheap, but tue quality isn't bad for the cost. We bought some top, jeans and kids toy from here. They had two checkout sections. Yet lines were long due cause so many people were shopping. Once we got to the register, it was fast easy checkout.