Brookfield Place is located in Lower Manhattan along the waterfront, and is a beautiful shopping,…read moredining, and lifestyle destination with stunning views of the Hudson River and the marina. The Winter Garden, with its tall palm trees and glass atrium, is especially impressive and creates a bright and relaxing atmosphere even on busy days. What we liked most was that it offers much more than shopping. There are restaurants, cafés, luxury stores, public seating areas, and frequent events and art installations throughout the year. It's also conveniently connected to the Financial District and close to attractions like the World Trade Center area.

This shopping center is pretty nice. It feels really high-end and comfortable to walk around…read more There's even a beautiful atrium and food court here. There are a couple downsides, however. There are only two bathrooms (that I could find) in the whole building. So, when one of them is closed off for cleaning, it can be stressful to find where to go. The other complaint I have is that the only shops here are extremely expensive. Don't expect standard mall kind of stuff.

Fulton Center - billed as a "shopping center", it's really just a fancier station for catching…read morepublic transit, specifically the subways, with some convenience restaurants and stores located inside. There are also a number of buses that stop in the vicinity. Walking inside from street level, what you immediately notice is the very tall atrium the extends upward a couple stories to a wide, slightly domed sky light that provides some picturesque streams of light to illuminate the inside of building, depending on the time of day. There are stairs that wind around a column where you can ascend to get a closer view of the ceiling structure, and a birdseye view of the open floors below. Of course as with most NYC subway stations with more than a couple lines criss-crossing, make sure you're reading the signs that direct you to the correct lines headed uptown or downtown. To the uninitiated it can be confusing. As for stores inside, to name a few there's Shake Shack, Chik-fil-A, Dunkin Donuts, Krispy Kreme, Gong Cha, a couple Irish pubs, Gateway Newsstand, a wine/liquor store, a barber shop, Duane Reade, Auntie Annie's Pretzels, a florist. Generally speaking this station is on the cleaner side compared to most.

I only use this station as pass through but I did stop by here one time for dessert! Spacious and…read moreclean! But nothing special about it

A lot of great places to shop and eat Great store like toys…read morer us ,best buy, stop and shop Also bed bath and beyond is located in the shopping center One of staten island best Pizza store are located in this shopping center VILLA MONTE IS THE NAME OF THE PIZZA STORE you will not be disappointed here Dunkin donuts is also located here

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.

This one guy at the beauty center , named Jared was the most kindest person I met , literally so…read moresupportive and helpful to not just me and other customers . Love him , gorgeous and so kind literally not only was he checking out my items but we were talking about our days talking like friends . Needs a raise . Bless that kind heart

Came here on the weekend to buy Holiday Cards ($5 for 20 cards) and stickers ($4). The store was…read moresmall but had a good assortment of things- basic beauty supplies, socks, tshirts, toys, books, party supplies, candy and snacks, etc. Fun place to look around ~ Store was quite organized as well. Though, there was only one cashier when I checked out - line went by quick.

Charming discount store that continues to interest me. The concept is that most items are under…read more$5. There's also a $10 and under section and finally, Five Beyond features merchandise at $25 such as coffee makers or special gifts like a mini pool table. By merchandise, I'm referring to exercise equipment, toys, pet section, toiletries, candy, socks, loungewear,cards, holiday items (Christmas, Halloween and Easter as well as Summer items) and more. It's such a fun store and I continue to love shopping here. Wherever I see a Five Below, I'll check it out--Manhattan or other parts of Brooklyn. If you're not familiar, you're missing out and need to visit ASAP. Those who know--know what I'm talking about.

Okay so I thought Fat Albert closed but I guess not because I just went there recently this year to…read moreget a whole lot of stuff and surprisingly it is still opened in the basement level. It's just the big head sign is gone. I went there to get notebook and school supplies that are really cheap and under $4 for each supply. I also got 2 fruity hand wash soaps that are less than $3 each and they were worth the price! Definitely coming back to get more and stock up on household and school supplies next time. It's a few minutes away from my home too.

There used to be Fat Albert on Flatbush Avenue and Empire Blvd and Clarkson Avenue and Rogers…read moreAvenue , But those closed at those locations . Brooklyn rent is so expensive there probably reason why those locations closed . I'm glad this is the only Fat Albert is still alive , I bought from this company a Lakewood fan-heater in the mid 2000's and I'm writing this review in 2020 and this Lakewood fan-Heater still going strong !!!! I'll defetinely would come back to fat Albert all dough it's distance from my house I'll come back and support !!!!. Very convenient by the mta transportation: Subway: J,M-Train. Flushing Avenue . Train station, Bus: B44,B57

Dr. Jay's Ladies surpassed my expectations…read more I know, I know. You're probably asking, "Who still rocks urban clothes in the new millennium?" I personally stopped wearing BABY PHAT, PHAT FARM, FUBU, ECKO RED, PEPE and all that crap when I was like in middle school. These brands did not survive long because the concept of style and fashion has changed dramatically since the 90s- and thankfully so! Dr. Jays is aware of this change and has adjusted its inventory over the years. KUDOS! I wonder if Jimmy Jazz has switched it up too? Anyway, I came in here just for the hell of it a couple of weeks ago and I was pleasantly surprised. I don't shop for brand name clothing, I buy what flatters and compliments my body, is well designed and executed, stylish and within my budget. I wasn't looking for anything in particular but I was excited to see jeans in so many different colors- right on trend! They also have some cute tops too but they are poorly made. I wouldn't waste my money on them. They'd be rags after 3 wash cycles. I purchased a pair of dark washed denim/leggings. Super cute and fit perfectly. I also purchased three pairs of leggings @ $15 a piece - the same skinny leggings sold at American Apparel @ lie $40 a piece. I bought black, navy blue, and bright royal blue. I will definitely be back for more colors and they work in any season! I don't shop there for anything else except for jeans and leggings. For well made tops I go to Uniqlo, Zara, H&M or Gap.

Please do not go shopping in downtown BK and expect bubbly or even helpful customer service at the…read moreregister. CONS: Chick at the register, no matter who the chick is, ALWAYS has an attitude. I say this because I've been in this store dozens of times and its never the same girl, but the attitude is always the same. Never have the shoe I want in the size that I want. You better have like two or three different back up choices. You really have to dig in the clothing section to find good items, which I hate doing. PROS: They do have some hot shoes when you can find what you want. The guy workers are always helpful, however I am cute and I have a big booty, so I don't know how that will work out for you.

Staff here are always welcoming and helpful. I haven't had a bad experience yet. If something is…read moreunavailable on the shelf, the associates are willing to go and check the back stock. The store does have sales so if you don't need anything you can wait for one to happen,

Colleen. Sophie. Kaylen…read more *round of applause* Firstly, I'm currently a thirty-something and I haven't been to American Eagle in EONS. I don't think I even own a pair of AE jeans prior to this visit. Additionally, since I spent my teen years in "middle America" I def associate AE on the same wavelength as Hollister and Aeropostale *boos, heckles* But, apparently AE jeans are THAT GIRL. I happened to see the Dreamy Drape jeans on Tik Tok and fell in love, especially considering they were on sale for $20. But, I highly doubted they'd work for my body considering my spoon-shaped figure (totally didn't know this was a body type til recently). Well, this team got me right. They got me right into the perfect pair of jeans. I'd been out here rocking jeans not realizing they were two sizes too small *hides* Then, I got them in multiple colors. From the moment I stepped in to the moment I left, the staff at AE Store 2354 made my shopping trip feel like a pleasant experience. That's major for a girl like me who loathes in person shopping and is currently fluctuating in body weight. I'll be back y'all!