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?

Many moon ago before your time, Queens Place Mall was the actual Queens Center Mall with Macy's and…read morelots of thriving businesses. It was the hub for all the locals and residents in the vicinity. Today many stores have closed down. DSW has closed down and Lidl will be opening in 2024. Target, Best Buy, Back Stage Macy's, Macy's furniture are still here. There are few eateries here. I just come here for the Target and to pick up meds at CVS. It's easier to pay in the parking lot than on the street. Meter parking can add up. Tried to take photos to post with this review but the security guard shooed me away and told me not to take any photos.

Stores as re nice. Parking is a pain. Trying to get help from someone is nearly impossible. If it…read morewasnt for the guy in the beard (I think his name is Joshua) I would not come back.

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 :)

I had seen this place advertised on Instagram. It was on my list on things to see. There are two…read moremalls with the same name. Make sure you go to the right one cuz I went to the wrong one initially. Three floors of shopping with escalators and lots of food too. I had trouble getting WiFi connection in the building. Great find! Parking garage available.

This is the best Chinese food place most authentic and flushing New York. It's price super cheap…read moreand cooked by professional chef from all over Asia. This is my first time visiting here, and I fell in love with the food to variety and how convenient it is to buy all these food. You can get stuff from XLB to pork chop rice and everything you could have ever think of a scene in social media I swear

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. :(

This mall may not have a lot of stores but the stores that are there makes up for everything. My…read morefavorite stores are Target and the adidas outlet. You will be sure to find something cute and affordable. They are lacking in food options but have a wide array of bubble tea options.

3 Stars for the shops/5 Stars for the Parking…read more To be honest, I mostly come to SkyView for parking; not necessarily for shopping. Their parking rates, even though they keep raising the rates, are still the most reasonable rates in Flushing. When I first started parking here, the rates were $3/3 hrs (what a steal!!)....they are now $6/3hrs, but still great rates! They also offer special rates if parking for the Mets Games. I wish they'd fix their pay stations though! Currently, you can only pay when you exit on the ground floor. They lines to exit sometimes get backed up because ppl can't seem to figure out how to pay....go figure! The shops: Is it me, or are they losing a lot of stores? Their anchor stores (BJs, Target, Sky foods) remain the same but some of the retail stores seem to close abruptly.

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.

A relatively new mall for the area. It offer a variety of restaurants…read more It also has a swim school in here. Great for families! Definitely check it out if you are in the area.

The bargains are good if you can find them but the checkout line is LONG. I found myself here on a…read moreFriday evening around 5:30ish on a hunt for a specific Halloween costume piece. It's not the most organized place on Earth but they do have dressing rooms and had a present attendant to assist you in getting one. I found a cute sweater that when I tried it on, felt like was made for me so I opted to get it. Little did I know that meant joining and endless line that swerved into narrow rows that if you suddenly changed your mind, you'd be trapped in. Also, I hope you don't object to children and families because I definitely saw quite a few of them here though none bothered me and I actually felt reassured that home training and good family values still happen since the family in front of me behaved respectfully, the parents were attentive and they seemed like a functional family that cared about one another. Those rows are far from boring since you'll see all kinds of items there. I opted to include a hairbrush since I needed one and you probably can't have too many of them. The line did move, I got my items checked out and ended up on my way. I haven't usually found things here but if you have time and want something badly enough to brave the long line, you might just find something that fits the bill.

You need to definitely know that coming here on the weekends is mayhem. Always coming during the…read moreweek between noon and 3pm or the am hours. I keep making the same mistake coming on the weekend. This place is super unorganized and it's only getting worse since the boom in people moving to the area. The line is always super love. I do give the people working here five starts because it isn't their fault customers don't put items back. There is a changing room here in case you want to make sure that nicely priced down dress you like looks good. I always appreciate the shoe section, they always have my size. The bedding area is where it gets tricky. You can find a nice bed in a bag but it's always a king size. It's rare for an nyc apartment to have a king size bed in it so I'm guessing that's why kings are always there. They literally have so many sizes here, there's home goods, pet stuff and electronics. It's pretty much like every other marshals you'd go to. Just remember about that line I mentioned earlier, it's a killer especially when there isn't a lot of people at the reregister.