Not a mall any longer. They knocked down the "mall" in favor of about 6 big box stores. Since big…read morebox retail ain't too popular in modern COVID times, they have three huge vacant spots. So that leaves Kohl's, TJ Max and Bobs furniture as the entire "mall". They should open a supermarket for the residents of Secaucus and free us from the whole Walmart tyranny. But it's claimed there's no adequate space for a market in town. Go figure.

Mill Creek Mall. The original golden era. You walk into Stop & Shop entrance, you see light trees…read moreinside and a bench to sit with your mom. You'd find GameStop and RadioShack. There'd be Kohl's waiting for you at the end. Plus, the Arts & Crafts Shop and the Food Court. Remember what community has let happen... you have all allowed corporate money and hugely overt stores to ruin the real fun. It's all gone. I am proud I moved to a better place.

All sorts of models, stuffed animals and other popular Japanese items. The front area has several…read moreslippers and tshirts and the back has more blanket style items. Off to the right there are several different styles of china if you are interested in those items.

This place lives upto its name of Little Japan, because you really get the feeling of walking…read moreinside a Japanese store. It's a big of store, full of all kinds of products, few thousands of them. They have the Japanese plates and cups, decorative items, samurai swords, chopsticks, anime characters, dolls, snacks, hats, apparel, stationary, gift items and decoration goods. Apparel collection wasn't that good, ceramic, decorative and stationary items were the best in my opinion. The prices are decent, but little higher compared to dollar store items, probably because these are imported goods. The aisles are tiny. Need to walk carefully, especially in the ceramics area. It's mostly tidy. Different sections of the stores have associates helping customers. The checkout line was long for us. Took us few minutes to get to the register. They also charge additional fees for credit card that is posted right in front of the checkout counter.

Great shopping, dining and attractions at Hudson Yards. Very elegant and grand design throughout…read morethe walkways. Clean. Seats and tables for visitors to use. There are fashion clothes, jewelry, sports and many other stores. Many restaurants and high end dinings as well. We went to the restaurant in The Edge and several shopping stores. All staff were nice and friendly.

As a local New Yorker, I can never get enough of Hudson Yards. All of the stores are great, service…read moreis excellent, wanted my childhood bestie to visit, she wanted photo ops. I wanted to see the Fleurs De Villes Spring Couture in bloom. As someone that appreciates flowers, fashion, and art. This showcase did not disappoint. Each of the floral designs are by local floral designers and all have a different theme. Only sharing a few photos, want to save the surprise, and keep a bit of suspense for the awe, and beauty each design reflects. Definitely worth seeing, and appreciating while on display.

Really don't know how you can give this plaza less than 4 stars. Yes, parking is terrible but…read moreobviously it's packed because it's a fantastic spot. Mainly, I come here for Kerasotes movie theater. Even on a Saturday night I can find parking somewhere behind the theater. I understand it gets packed and you have to wait your right to turn but it's the cinema on a weekend, of course it's gonna be packed. In addition to that they've put some good restaurants here. Red Lobster, Outback, Chili's, there's a hibachi spot, Dunkin, a bagel store, frozen yogurt and a small Mediterranean spot I've been meaning to try. I went to the Chipotle last night before a movie around 8pm. It wasn't too packed and the line moved very quickly, we made it in time for our movie. The complex is huge but if you find prime parking it's small enough to walk the whole thing. I've done it just to really see everything they have to offer around the cinema. On the other side they have all your bigger stores, Walmart, Michael's, Sports Authority and an La Fitness just to name a few. Obviously try to get here on a weekday but if you can't and need to make a trip on a weekend just be patient. It's all worth it, it's a cool spot.

The Plaza at Harmon Meadow in Secaucus, NJ is a convenient shopping center. It isn't fancy. It…read moreoffers a variety of casual dining options, making it a solid spot for a classic dinner-and-movie (Regal 14) outing. Restaurants in the plaza include Houlihan's, Carnegie Diner & Cafe, Red Lobster, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Cumin N Eat, providing a mix of casual and sit-down choices ranging from American classics to fast-casual and international cuisine. It's also very accessible, located near major highways including I-95 (New Jersey Turnpike), Route 3, and Route 495.

Great Marshall's, love everything they have to offer, except this one dumb@$$ old @$$ employee that…read moreworks there, she made me read the damn label cause she couldn't, then why have glasses on if you can't read, then I needed her to take out a few things, ONLY A FEW THINGS, she looks around not knowing what to do, then she says she has to void EVERYTHING AND RESCAN IT, I left cause I had to leave, people have places to go and things to do, DON'T HAVE OLD @$$ PEOPLE WORKING IF THEY DON'T KNOW WTF THEY DOING.

Omg! This is the biggest Marshall's i have been to, like ever! lol. First, it's a marshalls and a…read morehome goods all in one store! Like what?!? Shoppers paradise, if you ask me. First, marshalls alone is awesome! Especially a good marshalls. You can get everything from a cute outfit, to makeup, to a purse, sneakers, shoes, stationary, i can go on and on.. but to add home goods to it, man! That was a scary place to be on a budget. I went on a Saturday afternoon, and to be expected, it was absolutely packed. But, i found some goodies. Unfortunately, i didn't take any photos of anything. But this was one of the best places to shop. Highly recommend. Only thing is, i didn't have more time to shop, and more money to spend. Where is my rich husband? lol. (Jk)

Incredibly cleanly and organized store. Well stocked, employees are pleasant. The store is located…read morein a very nice area as well. Highly recommend taking a look if you're in the area!

Note: just moved around here literally yesterday 7/26 with my wife…read more ACME Markets is what I'd call a "convenience over conquest" type of grocery store. Is it pristine? No. Is it Trader Joe's charming? Not really. But is it right down the street from me with decent inventory and zero cart jousting in crowded aisles? Absolutely. But that's really all it has to- distance and inventory is solid. Everything else... Inside of Store: The store layout is actually pretty spacious. I didn't feel like I had to do yoga to grab a carton of eggs. Inventory? Decent. Not every shelf was Instagram-ready, but I found what I needed. Checkout? No horror stories here. Did self checkout. Though, to be fair, I didn't test the customer service waters -- I was on a stealthy mission after reading the reviews. I predict when I do deal with them (and yes I can speak Spanish too, just like my mandarin), I'll test it out and come back with an updated one because... there is no room for any of that. Items, Food and Prices: Prices made me do a double take. Some of the produce looked like it needed emotional support, but was priced like it had a spa day. I went with Roma tomatoes because the regular ones... not worth it. Save farmers market Fridays for your vegetables. We got a cilantro because... why not but that was even above average I've seen. Some chips, exact ones are almost 40% off either online or through other channels. Trader Joe's in South Bay Mountain View, Ca had better prices, by a mile. Addressing other reviews: I've read the concerns about staff interactions -- while I didn't experience any of that myself, I also didn't engage with any. I won't speak for others' experiences, but I will say that management should definitely read these reviews and reflect. Perception matters, and I believe they are doing right by making people self check more, but it was clear the place didn't have a strong management structure. I am looking forward to the day I speak to any of the customer service people. If they want to go toe to toe in Spanish - Leggo. I'll come here and explain exactly what they said. Bottom line: Come here if you live nearby, have low grocery store drama tolerance, and want a clean enough place that doesn't require crossing a river. Don't come expecting Costco joy or Trader Joe's wizardry. Bonus tip: If you're buying avocados, squeeze wisely. Some are ready for guac. Others are ready for retirement. Same goes for any of the produce

East West is a great head shop. They have some really intricate and beautifully designed glassware…read moreand modestly priced practical pieces as well. I remember a few years back I went to a place called East West Novelty in Long Island and found some really intricate and durable glass. Apparently, this was opened up by the same management. The staff throughout (there are two floors) are pretty friendly and bursting with energy. The second floor is where the glass is housed, along with a ton of sex toys/accessories. East West also offers an array of skater themed clothing, posters, and accessories. The only place I've found in Hudson/Bergen county that sells sand bag hackey sacks (without those weird beads inside). Things are modestly priced here and they have pretty interesting little nicknacks. Like Spencer's without all the Twilight. All in all, its one of the better smoke shops on this side of the Hudson.

I continue to stop here and buy stuff everytime I get near NYC. Their variety is unbelievable, the…read morehonestly have a little bit of everything. You will not find a shop like this anywhere else in the world. It is always worth stopping in, you'll never know what you'll find. The staff is also great!

I was looking for a specific kid's bike for my daughter, which this Walmart had in stock. We…read morearrived around Saturday afternoon. It was crazy busy, almost impossible to find any parking spot. There was a lot construction going on as well, so exit roads from parking lot were in very bad condition and one of the entrance was closed. Inside the store it was like any other Walmart, just aisles after aisles of products. They have a huge produce and grocery section. There were a lot of decoration and inventory for Easter as well. I easily located the bike we came to get. After trying it for a bit, we took it to the checkout lane. The checkout was quick as the cashier scanned and processed the payment in a short time. Near the exit, there was a McDonald's store as well. We were happy with the in-store shopping experience but the parking situation and potholes in the surrounding roads made it unpleasant for the shoppers.

Huge Walmart at Secaucus. If I go through every section, it will probably be whole day. They had…read morebakery, grocery, household items, clothing, and more. We went for kids bicycles and it did not disappoint. Various designs and heights to choose from. At the same area, it also had helmets and protective gears. Many check out counters at the front. The line was ok. The staff at the door really checked the receipt to make sure the product number matched. Great place to do weekly shopping if you are up for the craziness and the crowds. Otherwise I would opt out for delivery.

I'm a sucker for a thrift store with rows and rows of everything you could dream of, WITH a parking…read morelot. This was my first MyUnique visit to any location. I've heard good things about the Union one, but this one wasn't very impressive. Anything that caught my eye was over priced, the home sections (dishware, picture frames, etc) was nothing special and there weren't many bags that caught my eye. It was busy, but the space is so big that you won't feel crowded. Beware of the 2 small dressing rooms. Go ready to just try things on over your clothes.

This is a huge Unique location with a large clothing section, home goods section, and some…read morefurniture and shoes/jewelry. I liked this location because it was really large and had a good sized parking lot. The lot was pretty busy but I was able to get a spot, otherwise I'm not sure what street parking was like. This location was very organized compared to other Unique's that I've been to that have clothes and items on the floor under the racks. The home goods section was nicely organized by color which I appreciated. However, I did notice that many of the plates and home decor were priced pretty high like $15.99 for a handmade ceramic plate. However, like other Unique locations, there were three colored tags on sale so that brought some of the higher prices down. They also had many toy aisles that I was pleasantly surprised to see because it was a wide selection and everything looked to be in decent condition. The clothing selection was very big as well, compared to two other locations I've visited, which was great because I was looking for some summer clothes. As usual, the clothing was organized by size which makes shopping so much easier. The brands were also great, with Anne Taylor, Loft, Target, H&M, just to name a few. Overall, I'd definitely come back to this location.