The nicest mall in South Jersey. They definitely upgraded and have awesome stores. Their food court is weak, but there's so many restaurant options around the mall that you can walk to that the food court is irreverent. Basically the mall is sparkling and shiny between Macy's and Nordstrom. That area has the best stores and I only go to that side of the mall. The JcPenny side is weird and I never go there. The JcPenny side does have Doc Popcorn which is so delicious and fresh, so maybe i go to that side of the mall... rarely. My usual stops here: Nordstrom Forever 21 Henri Bendel H&M VS Express Macy's This mall has the best Macy's location. So much product, so many brands, and they've recently remodeled. It's so nice now!!! read more

All essential stores I need located in one place? I'm a happy camper! After their remodeling, the mall has been transformed to a modern shopping attraction with great restaurants conveniently located all around the mall. It's a place to eat, shop, and be merry! This calls for a celebration that the Cherry Hill Mall has thrived and attracted shoppers from all over... But the down side to this? - crowded on holidays or that certain stores (in particular clothing) can sell out of the item or sizes. - you'd expect the food court to have a wider selection of food choices for this populated mall, but sadly no. Hoping it expands one day. Do look for food vendors throughout though like Bistro, red mango, auntie anne's, etc. read more

Janitor manager or whatever he was was yelling at an employee completely humiliating her I'm the cafeteria. Prior to this while we were eating... the same man swept at me and my friends feet completely not six feet apart. Telling us to move our feet while we were eating and he swept!! Disgusting man. read more

I enjoy this mall as it has the one anchor store I so dearly love, Nordstrom. My second favorite is the Apple store. It is a plus as they have several different variety restaurants juxtapose to it that range from chain, medium to higher end dining cuisine. Something for all budgets. read more

This place.... Is kind of a dump. It may be 1 of the larger malls of south Jersey, but that's about it when it comes to this place.

Great mall! I'll start off saying I gave them 5 stars. And I will give five reasons that represent each star. Star number one: It is clean. Very very clean and spotless. Always looks like the floor is sparkling. Surprisingly you never see janitors walking around either. Star number two: Great selection of stores. From designer stores like True Religion and Coach to Models and Champs. Star Number three: The food court is great and always delicious; any place you decide to get your food from you won't be disappointed. Star Number Four: Feels like your in a rich environment from the decor to the security guards. Star number five: The restaurants that surround it? Places like Bahama Breeze, Grand Lux Cafe, Maggiano's and more! Cherry Hill mall is one of the nicest malls. And they are still building more! Soo it will become a "super" mall. read more

Americas first mall. Wonderful place to go shopping!! Along with you will be supporting a lot of local employers. Giving local people jobs and paychecks. Come to south New Jersey and see the first mall ever in the United States!! A piece of history!! read more

What happened? I've been gone too long, obviously. Putting Nordstrom in the mall has killed it. Sure, they needed to do something after Strawbridge & Clothier went away, but wow, it just doesn't seem accessible. I parked near Haddonfield Rd. instead of along SR 38, which probably increased my disorientation, and entered on the upper level for the first time ever. It's certainly functional. The restaurant between the stores seemed to be doing well but the food court looked worse than ever. It used to be kind of dark, but since it's now bright, you can see how it's just not good. I hope they do well, otherwise, they should be seeing a Burlington Coat Factory in there soon. Moorestown Mall certainly doesn't seem to be surviving, nor do most malls around Philadelphia. read more

I kind of like this mall, not completely sure why. It may have something to do with the abundance of restaurants situated along the perimeters. All places that I've never tried but at least not all your standard mall offerings. And the one restaurant located in the literal middle of the mall( sorry, I can't recall the name) and wafting a wonderful garlicy aroma throughly that corridor. The mall seemed to be thriving on the Saturday late afternoon that we visited. And the energy of the crowds even prompted me to consume. I bought a much needed pair of dress slacks( or trousers if you prefer) And may have even bought more if not for a dinner reservation elsewhere. I hate to say it, but I'll probably be back for holiday shopping. 3.5 herd mentality Yelps read more

6:30pm. Six days before Christmas and we tried to take our 9 and 4 year old children to get pictures with Santa clause. We were turned away twice by a rude employee who said our kids could not have there picture with Santa because they were not accepting walk ups. There were maybe 8 people in line total and nobody checking in. I made her tell me twice because I couldn't believe they were turning children away. I would not recommend this mall or there Santa set up based on this experience. read more

This mall has all the go-to stores one could possibly need to shop at including its main department stores of: Nordstrom and Macys. Overall there is plenty of parking all around the mall. Where parking can be difficult is if you decide to look near the restaurants attached to the mall as anytime after work (happy hour to dinner) the parking lot is packed. In the past few years only a few stores in the actual mall have closed and have been replaced with other stores. There are plenty of little kiosks in the middle halls and plenty of go-to food options as well. Overall if i need to get something I head over here and i'm rarely disappointed. read more

A mall is a mall, right? Pretty much. Cherry Hill's got your usual stuff - high end shopping, thrifty shopping, a food court, an Auntie Anne's (which is the most important part of a mall to me), etc. Two things I'd like to see: - A sporting goods store that sells water shoes - Kiosk directories (do they even exist here at all?? I've never seen one, and trust me, I searched) A-OK place to shop, if you ask me. read more

Closest big mall available nearest to Philadelphia. Indoor and beautifully remodeled. This place is becoming more and more known for lots of shopping stores for your essential needs. I always enjoy coming here for my usual weekend shopping with family and friends. Huge Victoria secret store, huge h&m, new uniqlo added to the bunch, and smaller jcrew, guess, Marciano, bcbg. I would say the only thing they need is more food places. There should be since people spend all day there shopping. There are Bahamas breeze and some maggianos around the corner but it's not appealing to quick bite shoppers. Suggest getting more stores to beat out king of Prussia mall! read more

Though the outside is nothing special, I really like the aesthetics inside. The Nordstrom/Macy's portion of the mall is very attractive and boasts a good assortment of stores, even if the other side of the mall is mostly forgotten with the exception of the food court. At least the good court also has a very good selection of things to choose from (including a Thai joint and a Pho stand, can't speak to the quality but I'm glad they're there). I've never had a bad experience here, and this place doesn't have the 'urban wasteland' feel of most malls in the area since almost all the storefronts are occupied and not out of business. A decent mall to go to if you needs it's services. read more

The Cherry Hill Mall has come a long way since the renovations and addition of great stores like Nordstrom, Guess, and Urban Oufitters. I may be in the minority but I really loved the old food court with its dingy titles and poor lighting. The vendors were small family run unlike now and far better. Yanagi and fruit sensation seem to be the only ones that stuck around. Macy's at this point needs a complete renovation as it is very run down and almost unappealing. The dining options on the outside are also a great addition such as Maggiano's, Seasons 52, Capital Grille and CPK among others. They also offer complementary valet parking! read more

Won't close during COVID-19, leaving employees and their families at risk. Never implemented extra cleaning measures they claim to have made. Disgusting and shameful. read more

This mall is the popular mall in the State of New Jersey in the region of South Jersey. Other Malls such as the Moorestown Mall was not fine. Quaker Bridge Mall and the Cherry Hill Mall are popular in South Jersey in Lawrenceville, Trenton, NJ and Haddonfield Road. The reason that I like the Cherry Hill Mall is the Apple Store and the Nike place even other Hypebeast Stores. People from the State of Pennsylvania visit but they are from Philadelphia. This mall has to allow Yelp Reviewers allow at all times. Yelp Reviewers who visited the Cherry Hill Mall are allowed to bring Walkie Talkies and Badges. read more

This mall, is very clean in New Jersey. However, their was political face masks, and the Apple store, is nice.

Not enough employees to serve you. Great collection, good pricing, sometimes hard to find parking most restaurants are closed. Try avoid going on Saturdays, security are very helpful in any situation. Shopping could've been better experience is there was enough employees to serve. read more

I just called and spoked to the mall customer service and security regarding parking my vehicle on your multi-story concrete parking lot during this hurricane time frame from Saturday to Monday. I don't have a parking garage and most of the car parking storage is fully booked. I am sure a lot of people are in the same situation and do not want to leave their vehicle expose to high wind with a chance of falling trees. I was disappointed to learn that Cherry Hill Mall does not allow overnight parking during an emergency such as a hurricane. Several mall (Galleria) and other parking facilities in Philadelphia have open up their parking facilities for the public during this hurricane for $5 and announced it on local television. I find that the management of Cherry Hill Mall to be shortsighted, unaccommodating, and blind to the issue of the public during time of a natural state disaster. read more

How lazy do you think we are? Do you really need to take up two entire sections for valet parking right near the front entrance? I rarely see anyone valet parking the car. Seriously, the parking situation at this mall is atrocious. As for the mall itself, it caters to the higher end and the wanna be higher end types. It can be extremely crowded on most nights and weekend. Frankly I think it's a bit overrated. I'm sick of the people at the kiosks throughout the mall trying to pedal anything and everything to you. As for the restaurants in the mall, it's pretty pitiful, with the exception of my guilty pleasure Bahama Breeze. Capital Grill is extremely overpriced. Overall, I would just avoid this place in general (early Sunday morning is probably the best time to come if you have to) and buy whatever you can on Amazon. read more

NOT WORTH IT The staff isn't good, nor attentive, its a messed up maze and no one knows anything. So many better malls in jersey with outlets, better deals and better organized.. don't waste your time in this big construction. read more

This is a large mall with many nice stores. There were a lot of upscale stores, as well as the "more affordable" stores. Free parking is nice. For some reason the whole mall smelled like buttery popcorn, but I could definitely do some shopping damage here!!!!!!! read more

Call me old-fashioned, but I actually preferred Cherry Hill mall BEFORE the upgrades. I liked the old food court better, and I definitely liked the fact that the mall was no where near as crowded as it is now. I remember being able to get a parking spot close to the door (before valet parking stole all of the prime parking spots), and it actually used to be a pretty relaxing experience coming here. I grew up in the area, so I was going to this mall back when Woolworth's was still there, and they had a cafe right outside the store. Well, since the upgrades/renovations, it's true, the mall definitely has better stores, but all the crowds (in particular the teenagers), have changed how I feel about shopping here. It's just as bad as shopping at King of Prussia, another place I preferred BEFORE the renovations. I prefer to do my shopping early in the morning or on weekdays, so I can avoid long lines and annoying customers. The mall does have some good points, though. One of the best things about this mall is the restaurants, Inside the mall, Yanagi, in the food court, rivals any other great sushi spot. I eat there regularly. I also eat at the bistro inside of the mall a lot. Outside of the mall, you have Red Robin ( a fave of mine), Maggiano's, and of course Grand Lux. You can't go wrong here, food-wise, because their truly is something for everyone at this mall. read more

Oh Cherry Hill Mall! To be honest the 3 stars is mostly for the nostalgia factor. We came here a lot with my cousins when we were younger. It's gone downhill from what I can tell. And the construction right now is pretty annoying. But they DO have a dairy queen, so that's awesome. read more

Much improved! (That renovation period was the pits) A new clean food court with decent sushi, crepes, DQ/Orange Julius, A&W Rootbeer (aka fried food nightmare) and Taco Hell. My littel one loves Build-a-Bear workshop, and I usually can find what I need at Kitchen Kapers. (Love it!) There is also a Maggiano's, a Seasons 52, Bahama Breeze (meh!) and a BIG crate & Barrell in the parking lot of the mall. And - NORDSTROMS! read more

I am not a person that likes to shop a lot but this mall has it all. It is convenient to all bridges and has plenty of parking. Almost any store you might need is located here and I can usually get in and out pretty quickly. read more

Cherry Hill Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

My go-to mall, except during the holiday season (because people are cray). What I love about this mall is that it has every store I would usually shop at. Best of all, they have awesome restaurants surrounding the mall: Bobby's Burger Palace, California Pizza Kitchen, Maggiano's, you name it. Food is important y'all, especially when you're exerting so much energy shopping (lol). What I don't like about the mall is that the food court is only on one side of the mall (JC Penney's side). Years ago, the food court was in the middle of the mall (where Aeropostale used to be), which is more convenient for shoppers. Most of the popular stores are between Macy's & Nordstrom, so foot traffic is so much higher on that side of the mall. Despite the uneven distribution of foot traffic & inconvenience of the food court, it's a great mall to shop at. read more

Cherry Hill Mall has majorly stepped up their game since my last review. The addition of Nordstrom and several other high-end stores (Henri Bendel!!!) makes this mall one of my go-to shopping destinations. The mall is practically sparkling in that Nordstrom wing but the JCPenny corridor is still a bit sketch. And I never venture all the way down to Macy's anymore - that store needs a major renovation. Parking can be a pain in the butt on weekends but the garage definitely helps. read more

The first time I went, I noticed that there was a good amount of people who like to dress up so the pretentiousness is very present. That's one of those things that helps with the mall's appearance to me though. The mall has a very clean appearance and is very appealing to the eye. There are also plenty of seats to sit in if you don't feel like going into a store your mom, friend, dad, sis, brother wants to venture in. But aside from that, they have pretty good stores that soccer moms, teens, jocks, athletic types, and fashionistas can appreciate. As far as what the stores that I frequent carry, well they basically carry what most others stores carry, if not less. I had to travel to another mall in order to find what I needed. But overall, stores are clean and easy to shop in. I haven't eaten at the food court so I don't know how much of an array of restaurants they have to offer. They do have an restaurant that is attached to the H&M entrance, and a make shift outdoor eatery inside the mall. It's cute when you're with your loved one or friend. Parking is very easy if you get there early or are there on a weekday. The mall is kept, but I don't want to give a toll over the bridge just to go to Cherry Hill Mall. If I'm Jersey, then I'll be happy to visit the mall. read more

Three stars mostly for my memories old and new. What do I mean? Well, I used to come here pretty often the time when I was in high school and there wasn't much else to do living in Cherry Hill. At that point it seemed like a great mall even though mostly I went to the theaters instead. I came here over the last weekend for some shopping with friends and since it was Christmas shopping season, it was really packed. I see that there's some construction going on in some wings, and that some new stores were added. I've got to at least tell everyone that I actually suck at shopping, and I hate it. But sometimes you DO need stuff, so.. I did like the BCBG Maxaria. I think it's a little smaller than the stand-alone one on Chestnut in Philadelphia but I did get some awesome riding boots for less than half a grand, which for BCBG, is certainly a "Sale" situation. I liked the Sephora. It was well stocked, even if it didn't have La Mer (I don't think that they usually carry it either? I'm not sure though). Bebe's, etc and the rest I could pick up some work-friendly clothes. Overall there's a large-ish assortment of stores that caters to a wider audience. There isn't a LV store like in the KoP, but there is a coach, bcbg, etc. And there certainly are stores for lower-budget shoppers too. My only gripe I guess would be the food court. Apparently they moved it all the way down to the end of one wing and it was really tiny! Half of the eateries were gone/not open yet, and I think I only saw a juice place, a salad place, and a pizza place. No wonder the Pretzel place mid-mall had a line like 50 people long. Whatever happened to Yanagi? Last I talked to Kenji, he was thinking to expand in the Cherry Hill Mall, too.. hmm.. different wing, maybe? read more

This is one of my all time favorite malls if I need anything it's all right here! I love to go to Sephora in JCPennys they are so great and I love their selection they are always giving out samples! And if they don't you can always ask for them if your not sure that you definitely want the product and it's pricy they have tons of samples ! I love it it's a great place to get makeovers or to just stop in and grab samples or to splurge on makeup!! Love you Sephora! Other great makeup stores Mac Boscovs Ultra - not in the mall but right across the street! read more

The mall is so much better than Hamilton mall in Mays Landing, NJ. There's so much more shops here and it actually feels like a mall, unlike the dead and empty place in Mays Landing. It was especially clean as well. Providing charging stations for the Public was a great idea especially for me since my phone is always constantly dying. So it is nice to be able to shop and have my phone safe and charging. read more

While the mall has everything you want with regards to stores and food, it is just too busy and crowded for me. read more

Cherry Hill Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

This is a pretty great mall. There are very few things that you could want that can't be found here. Generally pretty crowded, but it's never impossible to find parking. Lots of great stores and a couple good eateries. The new(ish) Nordstrom in particular is very beautiful. Lots of high-end places here, which is a new development... ...which brings me to why it gets four stars instead of five. I can't help but notice how the "up-scaling" of this mall has a particular class of people displaced to the far corners of the building; away from the fancy stuff. Shame on you, Cherry Hill Mall. read more

Your standard Jersey mall. Better than Moorestown across the board. This mall is in the midst of trying to cater to a more sophisticated clientele, which is ironic with its huge spectrum of mallrats, maternity cases, and ambling shoppers. The mall has a bistro in one wing. There is a greater variety of stores in what is becoming a fortress of suburban label name shops than Moorestown. The food court isn't bad by any means, and there are other services you can't find down 38 (Moorestown Mall btw). Even the Lenscrafters here is better. And yet, it is a mall in south Jersey so it is teeming with teens and tots and in between. It is packed with people moving stupidly at maddeningly slow speeds. Right now, with construction, the parking lot is a raceway to hell and it kind of sucks the rest of the time anyway. Especially around holidays. Of course. read more

For 10 years this is my main mall in South NJ. This mall have gone through a lot of remodeling! All I can say is they did a very good job! Great restaurants and stores added. This is a mall there is nothing really much to say. But here are some tips. Mon-Thurs are the best day to go Fri - 50/50 Saturday - Forget it if you don't like the crowd Sunday - 50/50 read more

Most popular mall in South Jersey. Its a shame I dont come here more often, but when I do, it is to spend some major cash ( always for other folks). To keep up and compete with King of Prussia Mall, I as well as other folks watched this mall go through the physical transformation to make itself more upscale than it already was (we are talking about Cherry Hill, one of the more affluent townships in all of south jersey) in competition with KOP. NORTHFACE, H&M, MACYS, CHEESECAKE FACTORY, to name a few well known and shopped at stores and will be among the main attractions that will continue to be what brings people to Cherry Hill Mall. *Note to self...start going to mall, you might enjoy it. read more

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I absolutely love this mall. It is the best in the area. I prefer it over Moorestown hands down. I love all the stores and the variety is much better here than Moorestown. The mall is always very clean, the food court is nicely done and I love the restaurants in and around the mall. If you want a great meal inside the mall go to the bistro. The food there is amazing. Parking can be a real pain during peak season. I normally can find a good spot either by Macy's, to the left of the food court where the office buildings are or by old navy. People seem to forget about those areas. read more

Not a big fan of this mall. For starters getting in and out of the parking lot is like driving around a maze. It feels like you drive in circles just to get into or out of the parking lot. Also the some of the clientele in this mall can be a little shady. We actually witnessed a shoplifter walk out of department store with unpaid merchandise and walk away. The mall seems crowed with younger people on weekend nights. Basically children, young teens with no parents around. In no rush to go back. read more