Open air shopping mall just beside Princeton filled with restaurants and both name-brand and…read moreeclectic shops for students and visitors to peruse. A mix of different places, almost all close early (shopping-wise), though restaurants stay open a bit longer.

It's the 10 acre center of Princeton featuring a village green that every visitor wants to stroll…read morewhile they're here. Great restaurants and high-end window shopping abound in this rectangular upscale idyll that always seems to be packed with khakis. You can get everything from a flight of microbrews, sushi airlifted from Japan and a Rolex chaser along with a fairly rapid churn of retailers owing to the sky high rents. In the summer expect impromptu concerts while the winter brings the obligatory tree lighting and extended shopping hours. It's all very genteel and lovely and is what you would envision as a pristine Ivy League backdrop albeit one with a bit of a hard scrabble backstory. It seems way back in the 1930's Zinc Magnate Edgar Palmer was eager to transform the area from a working class shantytown of migrants (who labored in the homes of the town's prosperous) and simply bought up all of the land and replaced it with his gazebo laden daydream. Goodbye migrants. Through the years Ralph Kramden gave way to Ralph Lauren and Ham Hocks became Hermés while the factory row homes magically turned into multi-million dollar townhomes and condominiums. Palmer is good for a meal and a stroll but personally, I find the PU campus far more interesting with it's collegiate-gothic architecture and gardens that seemingly pop out of nowhere. If you're in Princeton you can't help but find yourself here. Enjoy it and be sure to hoist a microbrew to your new Rolex. Five stars.

Small strip mall shopping center with multiple restaurants and a local independent pharmacy…read more Plenty of parking and easy access to both streets in the corner.

Is this a strip mall or a shopping center. Well, the upscale facia would suggest a more formal…read moreretail center but the hodgepodge collection of stores and restaurants (not to mention the high vacancy rate) would indicate a landlord desperate to lease to anything that moves. My primary complaint are parking spaces so tightly drawn that you have to wonder if the advent of the SUV had ever occurred to the architect. A Chevy Suburban and a Lincoln Navigator could easily crush any vehicle much larger than a Big Wheel with the cajones to crowbar themselves in between. If you want to open your doors, forget about it brother. Like everything else in Plainsboro, this center is low key bordering on amnesiac so frankly, I never think about this place but sometimes my self-driving Big Wheel just has a mind of it's own. Where'd I leave my crowbar?

This shopping center has a AYCA sushi restaurant and the Asian Food market grocery store as…read moreanchors. It has also a free shopping center parking lot.

MEDFORD: The Shoppes at Medford Mill is a unique shopping experience that has an eclectic…read morecollection of small business vendors featuring clothing, crafts, home decor, vintage items, gifts, and so much more! The combination of the historical building with great products makes it fun to browse and find something special. There is even a section with fun dog-themed clothing for pet parents. Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed to shop along with you. There are a lot of delicate and one-of-a-kind items, so use caution while walking through. Look out for sales and events on their social media.

So many different things to see and shop for here. They have a ton of different "booths" that have…read moredifferent artists so there is something for everyone. I've been here a total of 2 times within 3 months and it seems like they do change up the artists so there's always fresh items to look at. I love being able to support local artists. The bathroom isn't really the greatest so be sure to use one elsewhere.

Everything here is fresh and really delicious. Really great place for state workers to come on a…read moreThursday in the summer for lunch food or to get fresh produce! Love the Salad stand to get yummy and delicious salads from traditional Caesar to creative bean salads. Definitely recommend

This is the local village hub. So much goes on here at this little unassuming shop…read more Besides finding the best selection of recent and rare books, it is also a gathering place for city information. Do you need to know when the next Trenton Eat Local dinner is, who's running for city council, what new business has just opened in town? Or maybe you are joining the Trenton Knit and Stitch...or fancy a spirited game of Scrabble. You can also come to Classics to meet local authors, poets, artists... You need a unique gift... Or you just want to visit with the wonderful shopkeep, Eric. I am so happy to be able to ride my bike or walk to this gem!

Awesome place to find literary treasures. Owned and operated by great people, this little bookstore…read moregives back to its community and encourages people to get involved. I have been wanting to hit up the Scrabble nights! Grab a coffee from the Starbucks around the corner and step inside!

This is a pretty neat store in the Trenton farmer's market. It carries many Amish items, including…read moresnacks, jams and jellies, candy, soda, dairy, baked goods and bulk packaged goods. There is even a small selection of produce year round, so if you are in the market mid winter you can pick up a few things. My favorite things to purchase here are a brand of pretzels that are not readily available elsewhere( Unique) and my favorite cottage cheese(so creamy) Prices run on the high side for most items in the store, hence only 3 star range. I do recommend market visitors to give it a look-see, 3.75 Yelps

My wife buys the muesli which is apparently good.We also bought some fairly good peanut butter…read morechocolate.the store is worth a stop.

Capital Thrift is a small gem with friendly staff and 2 changing rooms. Quality of items varies,…read moreand some is very up-scale. Wonderful place to donate no longer needed clothing, housewares and linens, including glassware. When my daughter was getting married, I found my mother of the bride floor length dress with lace jacket for $13! Perfect fit and color!

Read all please. Mixed in pricing. More everyday mall or vintage brands. That being said If you…read morelook there are gems to be found for everyone. You will need an half and hour to an hour to look. Staff is so friendly and it is well organized. There are changing rooms should you need to try on items. Lots of fun jewelry, home decor. I will be back.