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..

This place is in the heart of Brooklyn nyc one of the most famous places in the world. And it…read morehappens to be one of my favorite boroughs in NYC. And as for as shopping goes Fulton street has so much to choose from. For what ever you looking for ,from clothes and sneakers to jewelry. From dr jays the Jordan flight store ,footlocker kids footlocker ,modells sports shop, k jewelers and , banana republic the gap the list goes on. For department store shoppers you have target store inside Atlantic termina you also have the famous Macy's department store .and as far as restaurants go you cant for get the famous juniors restaurant for some good food and cheese cake. Buffalo wild wings .and if you are looking to eat a little healthy you have a whole food super market over there .this area of Brooklyn is also jumping very busy. It gives you the nyc experience at it's best the hussle and bustle. It can get kinda rowdy some times during the day when the school kids are going home . There is also alot of renovation rebuilding of stores and restaurants .it is looking much better over there alot of diversity on the legendary Fulton street downtown Brooklyn .from what I see it is only going to to get better .and as far as downtown Brooklyn goes it is the home of our Brooklyn nets .nyc new favorite basketball team ,for all the nets fans Brooklyn stand up.i know this would make the late notorious Biggie smalls proud of his borough

It's always buzzing!…read more As many a time as I've been here I cannot get enough of Fulton Street Mall. A wide assortment of retailers including chain stores, fast food restaurants, food carts, banks and fights, (you're almost certain to see some type of disagreement. Waayyy) to name a few. Jewelry and electronic stores seems to be the King here with trainers store running a close second. If you're on a budget you're gonna love it here. It's mainly a pedestrian shopping street but buses are allowed and I've seen a few privately owned vehicles pass through as well. It's kept clean and WE can do our part by making use of the many garbage bins provided. I've noticed a lot of "closing down" signs on storefronts and I really hope it isn't another sign of gentrification. I hope they aren't pushing the little ones out for all big chains because I'll have something to say! **Thinking** Tip: walk up one side and walk down the next, don't be a hero (like) me and cross like a mad woman each time you see a store you wanna visit. I get to FSM using the subway. I sometimes get off at the Hoyt street and schemerhorn station but if you want to get to the heart of it, get off at the Jay Street-MetroTech station. Of course I'll be back! The End.

Cool looking mall located across from Trade Center Memorial. Stores are located in lower levelread more

I love this mall I…read moresee the same guard at night by the Dunkin around 130am. Nice guy, I thought. I thought I was SAFE. Nay! I see something or someone every night who stands near the guard by the entrance, say nothing, but don't know why no one does. I mean he should respectfully change sometime, not outstay his welcome. I try to speak to the guard who pretends to speak another language than English. The fact he did that was not nice, disrespectful and if anything ever were to happen he would be a zero, not act, and we don't need that. The guards all around are good. I don't feel this one would protect us since his character is poor. I really didn't appreciate his poor judgement and he does speak English, I just didn't hear the last thing he said and he would not tell me and said he didn't speak English when we were talking in English. Crazy, as I didn't need that Attitude when I wanted to help. The guy hanging out isn't causing trouble, but he is by the edge of the elevator early at night every night. And obviously the guard is sexist because he isn't giving him the cold shoulder he gave me. One would hope when someone speaks to a guard that they would respond. I happen to have left my purse in the theater, so I went back after all, got it then when I passed him this time at 230am I walked by him as if he didn't exist because he treated me as if I didn't exist and he is there for our safety. That guard is just collecting. He is useless. I don't trust his ability to be helpful. Courtesy goes along way. He knows that man is there, fine, and now you know that guard apparently discriminates and should anything bad truly happen he would act stupid and play dumb again. I'm not playing with my life. If I speak up, I care, so if someone needs help, and they ask him, he probably would have another disturbing reaction.

Nice place to visit when visiting the World trade Center. Good selection of stores. 5 stars.read more

This is a beautiful shopping area, located in the heart of the financial district of lower…read moreManhattan. It is very near the 9-11 Memorial. There are many shops for every taste and budget.

My favorite spot to get random things and to eat in the brooklyn area. There are tons of shops…read moreinside this plaza, and it is super spacious with lots of seating area. Shops include microcenter, racked, bed bath and beyond, world market, face values and buy buy baby. There is also a few eateries (dessert and pastry shop, coffee shop, and a mini dine in restaurant. They also have live cooking lessons on certain days. There is a free parking area with tons of spots. It is also 2 blocks from japan village.

For what it's worth, with the small selection of stores, Liberty View is decent. I found a pair of…read morejeggings for only $20 in Saks Off 5th along with a great selection of designer eyeglasses that can be taken to an optometrist and outfitted with your prescription. I will say the majority of the shoes looked "pre-loved" and the bags were outrageously priced for an outlet. The Harmon face values store was really nice, not too crowded and lots of good deals. We saw a restaurant had happy hour and the ice cream stand had Blue Marble milk shakes, and ice cream. Restrooms were spacious and modern as was the rest of the building. I was entertained by the big Captain America Statue in the lobby. Brooklyn's fictional hometown hero

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

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.

Maybe it's just me but I don't get it. There is hardly anything in here other than a few stores and…read morea tattoo parlor. I've been here in the past and there were more shops inside which were active. Nowadays not much going on in here. Sure, it's maybe a Brooklyn flavor thing but I'd rather shop at a real mall over this.

What a fun concept in the bustling heart of Brooklyn. The variety of shops from old books, previous…read moreenjoyed/recycled clothing to a couple of salons that style hair, tats and gems in your teeth. Great all around location in value and service. Love my new patchwork denim jacket, which was very affordable and I couldn't say no too.

The bathroom in the cafeteria is the cleanest public restroom I have ever been in my whole life…read more There is rarely any mess in each stall. They are all clean. I also love the liquid soap the dispenser dispenses. The restrooms on the first floor are quite different than the second floor. There is foam soap coming out of the dispensers. Also the lighting is very dimmed. Not enough lighting. This mall has a lot of marble tables all around and comfortable leather couches to relax. There are many nice shops to check out although all of them are high end.

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.

Great boutique in Brooklyn with a healthy stock of men's/women's/children's clothing, gift items…read moreand home decor. I popped in there looking for a gift for my nephew for Christmas and found the perfect item. Prices are reasonable and you're supporting a brick and mortar business rather than Amazon. Go do some shopping!

Excellent brands and tasteful style. Wish it was my closet…read more Great stop for gifts and or come out looking brand new. Love the Patagonia jacket options. The colors shades are unique as well.