Came to this mall during the winter holiday season and all the bushes got lights in them. They are…read morevery nice. All the stores are lined up outside with bushes all around you. Parking is impossible here because of the limited parking spots by each store. Got to wait for another car to leave and see if any car is fighting for the same spot and then you go berserk! Not much going on here. There is a limited option of stores in this mall that I go to. Wish there were more stores of my type!

Once upon a time, there was a place called Nanuet Mall, which survived 54 years (1969 - 2012) and…read morehas been changed since 2013 and renamed The Shops at Nanuet. I wish I visited that mall, but thank goodness for old photos and memories. The facility looks very nice with many high-end and upscale stores, which you'll find in other outdoor malls as well. Most of the stores I saw outside have a great variety to choose from, with so much to offer. Although that may be true, some of the upscale stuff may not be eye-appealing to some, but everyone's taste is different. There are a couple of retail stores that ring a bell, such as Gap, At Home Furniture, Loft, Bath & Bath Body Works, and Stop & Shop. While exploring, they also provide entertainment, and also dining as an alternative of a number to pick. It's easy to get around, and a map is provided in different areas of the place, which is not hard to miss. In its condition, I see The Shops thriving in the years to come. I wouldn't consider it the place of returning to any time soon due to how far I am, and also my interests in terms of stores. On the flip slide, the changes that occur are what draw my attention, and will be back to observe for that purpose (along with other Shops and Malls). It's clean and kept up very well, and that's what matters. Link to my memory review: https://www.yelp.com/biz/simon-mall-nanuet

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Verrrry spacious mall with LOTS of stores and most of the large retailers (e.g., Macys, Lord and Taylor, connected to a Target) - 3rd largest mall in NY. + Huge food court and lots of GOOD restaurants spread all around (e.g., Yard House, Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse, Red Crab Juicy Seafood & Bar, Gyuzo Japanese BBQ) + PLENTY of parking spaces outside and a garage. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - The mall is definitely showing its age with cracks on the floor, ripped up leather on the cushioned benches and dated infrastructure. - Food court consists mostly of fast food vendors you can find outside (e.g., Wendys, Taco Bell, Burger King, Nathan's). MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Was as busy as any mall on a Saturday afternoon, but, aesthetically it's no competition with the shinier Westfield Garden State Plaza Mall and American Dream Mall.

This used to be a higher end, upscale mall. It's now a bit run down, but not terrible. It still has…read morelots of big box stores, but also small boutiques and pop ups. For example, there is an entire storefront devoted to claw machines. There is another store called "mystery bins" that has a random assortment of items that kind of look like they fell off a truck. There is a rope obstacle course for kids on the upper floors of the mall. Cool concept, but a little off putting that things could fall from above on to shoppers on the lower levels. Overall, it's a decent mall, but it has lost some of its luster over the years.

Stamford Town Center is a great shopping experience for me. I'm a Mall Rat by heart. When I go…read morevisit my cousin Lisa in Stamford we always go to the mall. I spend a night or the weekend in her big house. We have our favorite places to go and the Stamford Town Center is a must. I thought I reviewed it in the past. I'm highly recommending.

An embarrassing big for nothing mall. Perhaps im spoiled and live minutes from Danbury fair which…read moreis a million times better. Confusing and difficult to navigate. There's a bunch of empty areas which is also the sign of malls in general dying out. The stores are all counterfeit merchandise minus Macy's, the last remaining Charlotte Russe and Nathan's in the food court. There is also a lot of kids play places including the roller rink that was also disappointing. If my sister and her kids visited Connecticut, id rate this a three. For an area thats 20 minutes from new york and norwalk you'd think stamford would put up some competition.

I'm surprised there's nothing written about it. It's a…read morecenter that has outdoor stores. Whole Foods and kohl's seem to be the biggest attractions. Party city and baby store. I'll look it up. Carvel ice cream and a deli. Home goods and dsw are there too. Some stores have closed models and pier one. As well as the pet store that was there. Leaping lizards use to be there too. There is a lot of parking. Jembro and staples are in the back area along with a store that sells appliances "Tripoli." Rumor has it that a target or Walmart is coming here. And jembro is moving to front. I can't wait to find out which one.

I visited this outdoor center recently, actually me cardiologist is right behind it. So I finished…read moremy appointment with the treadmill. I wandered over to the new supermarket that took over space where dagostino was. Expensive. They weren't busy. So I looked around for two items that I haven't been able to find at my local store. Nope, I guess they are not making it still. Store was clean. And their pre hot meals aren't bad. I thought it was one portion and it was still too much for me. I would go there again if he makes me do another streets test.

Nice little shopping center with several stores and restaurants. Make sure to go around the back to…read moresee Cava, etc.

I have had a pleasant experience every time. First I'll talk about LensCrafters and their staff…read more Love love love them. Pleasant and very helpfulful! Managers are always great and I've purchased all my eyeglasses there. Which by the way I awn about 7-8 pairs and when I have to go for repairs (bc I'm a klutz) their quick with helping me and usually don't have to wait too long for a call on my repair being ready. Love the staff. Their the best

This Scarsdale outdoor mall has only one anchor, Lord & Taylor. Fully adjacent to Lord & Taylor,…read moreshopping to your hearts content can easily be done at one of the various high and mid-ranged stores that are generally found in and around Midtown Manhattan. The list of shopping options are vast with stores such as, Brooks Brothers, Talbots, Talbots Woman, Ann Taylor, Athleta, Banana Republic, all genders/generations of The Gap, I'm not done yet...Barnes and Nobles, The Wine Stop and Spirits, The Children's Place, Papyrus, Starbucks, Chase Bank, still not done...west elm, JoS.A. Bank. Across the street there's Citibank, Paper Source, Ann Taylor - Loft, Chico's, The Fresh Market, Trader Joe's...am I forgetting anyone? I know I am, because there are so many other stores and small businesses all in this one area to work with. Parking is easy to find in the ginormous free outdoor parking lot. I suggest parking away from the fray and then just walk to where you need to go and walk across the street to the other spots. Much easier that way. If you're looking for some eats after all of that shopping, head over to Fig & Olive, Haiku, Barnes and Noble Kitchen, or one of the many other restaurants dotted along White Plains Road. So why deal with all of that city traffic going to Manhattan, when you can best enjoy the traffic driving North on a scenic, well paved, fall foliage ladened parkway. Vernon Hills Shopping Center, one stop shopping at its finest.

This high-volume shopping plaza has a standstill Shake Shack, houses Verizon, K(Korean)FC, Hmart…read moreand a few retailers on one end of the strip- with Villaggio Italiano, Christmas Tree Shops plus others on the opposite end on Central Avenue's south bound lane in Hartsdale. Dalewood is highly visible from the street, has a couple of public bus stops, 2(?) traffic light entrances and 1 or 2 peek-a-boo entryways. The parking lot is big- but during Holidays and weekends, this place is just tight. Parking spaces here are the typical 8-maybe 9'- whereas Trader Joe's' spaces are bigger than that. Just saying. Dalewood Shopping Plaza doesn't have everything under the sun but with the few basics: eateries, a supermarket, a beauty supply, etc- it'll do.

I enjoy coming to this location but depending on time rush hour traffic can be insane come either…read moreearly or later on during the evening. They have Petco, Target, T.J.Maxx a few restaurants such as Applebees and Sarku of Japan. Watch out when parking some of these people are blind to other cars around them.

Free parking most of the stores on the upper level. Target is downstairs but can also be reached…read morefrom the top Target TJ Maxx Chipotle Wine & Liquor Apple's Bees Subways T-Mobile Five Guys Havana Starbucks Beauty Supply Pet Land Urgent Care Popeyes