This mall is very clean, has a large variety of stores (and restaurants and grocery stores, which…read moreis why I'm mainly there), and is in general just convenient and well-run.

THE SHOPS: An upscale multi-story complex which opened in 2004. The MALL features a mix of…read moreexclusive designer shops with everyday popular stores. There's also a range of Dining options from upscale Restaurants to casual Cafes. I headed over to SHAKE SHACK on the third floor to grab a bite to eat. WORTH VISITING.

The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards is one of the prettiest malls I have been to. Not only is…read moreit immaculate but this multi level mall has everything and anything your little heart desires. From high end shops to affordable. The most expensive starting from the main level haha. It faces the Vessel which is a honeycomb structure that you can purchase tickets and climb. Well worth it as the views would be incredible. Hudson Yards is easy to get to by subway namely the 7 train as it lets you off practically at its doorstep. My tip is to wear comfy shoes and go hungry as you will not only get your steps in but have lots of food options from casual to sit down. Indeed something for everyone. There are just too too many stores to name but if you love to shop, like myself you will be bedazzled. Ahead of schedule, I went on their website so I could plan out my day. I was definitely blown away by all my favorite stores and then some. Additionally in my opinion it's the perfect place to be on extremely hot days and whenever there's rain. Or any time of year haha. Do not miss the lower level Mercado little Spain. Here you can have a small bite, a drink, a full on meal or a sweet treat if you like Spanish foods. You have got to check it out! If you are a shopper and a foodie, this is your place!!!

This mall style structure has been around since 2019, when they first opened they only had a few…read morestores and eateries opened. Fast forward to 2026 and they have a variety of eateries and specialty shops where you can find clothes, chocolates, and eyewear. The service in many of the sit-down eateries I've visited have been great! The quick service eateries are also good options to grab something on the go. You can visit this shopping mall and easily stay for several hours depending on what you're planning on doing. The stores and restaurants vary in price-range therefore it can be economical or expensive, depending on your specific visit. It's a great place to take out-of-towners who want to see something slightly different from the views of mid-town shopping centers.

Gorgeous Business District in Manhattan. My Favorite Spots to Visit here:…read more+ The NYC Ballet + Met Opera + The Smith + Amorino + Summer Satudays at Lincoln Park - fun concerts all summer long IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC

Lincoln Square Business District and Neighborhood in Manhattan…read more I was just visiting this business district recently to go to Bed Bath and Beyond. Best Buy and Century 21 are two other large businesses I frequent in the neighborhood. I love this neighborhood. I lived here for two years. The rent is higher than the typical high rent in Manhattan so I rented a room. I worked part time at the Gristedes as a cashier/stock girl in the pharmacy. That store has been gone years ago. I spent a lot of time at the movies back then after I retired. There's a huge AMC theater complex and there was a small theater in Lincoln Square that closed. On some days you can enjoy the Greenmarket and naturally you can eat at a number of fast food chains. Lincoln Square is best known for Lincoln Center where cultural activities abound. If you're visiting NYC I highly recommend you spend a day shopping and eating in Lincoln Square Business District. It's like an outdoor Mall. I always take my visitors when they come to the city.

City Place is awesome. Not only is it the new house to the "Original Pancake House", but it's got…read moresome pretty good shopping to be done over there. While there aren't many stores, it's not as crowded as going to Garden State Plaza. It has a nice NYC feel to it - luxury condos up top, and shops/entertainment on the bottom. No need to get in your car to go to a Starbucks or Panera, because it's right there. There's also a BR, Gap, and Hagen Dazs in the courtyard, amongst other stores. Selection of retail stores is limited, but if you have stores that you shop at in the plaza, then this is right up your alley. Perfect day: Have breakfast/brunch at the pancake house, do some shopping, and then have Hagen Daz after while sitting outside.

City Place offers really convenient parking with plenty of spots for everyone. The layout is easy…read moreto navigate, and I never had trouble finding a space. It's clean and well-maintained, which is a huge plus. I also appreciate the security measures they have in place, making it feel safe. Honestly, it's a great choice for a hassle-free parking experience!

Broadway Malls are Public Spaces for old people like me to sit to rest. This section of Broadway…read morethat I photographed today sits above the train track. I could hear them rolling by while I rested. The area is clean and there's nice wooden benches. The trees are in beautiful bloom still. I'm done resting and I'm going to tie on the feedbag. There's a Bagel Shop across the street!! Visit the Broadway Malls when you are walking along Broadway and you need to rest. Frequently the Malls have artwork on exhibit. Currently it's sculptures by Jon Isherwood. I've photographed other artists sculptures on the Broadway Malls in the past. The last one I photographed was Joy Brown. It's great exercise walking up Broadway from Mall to Mall. There's lots of restaurants and businesses to visit along the way too!

I had no idea this place existed until I had to take my train from this station the other day . I…read morewas like what's going on here , am I at the right spot . I was on my way home but ended up staying here for hours . Brilliant way to sell some goodies & attract people from their busy crazy life . I tried a slice of cheese pizza from a new pizza place . Then got some sushi for dinner & saw the boba place & had to get a brown boba milk tea . Was gonna go home but ended up spending a lot but had a blast by myself just walking around . All the store had some cute stuff , especially the jewelry, the yummy food . People were so kind , friendly .

This was the most unattractive food hall I can imagine. If you enjoy eating in NYC subway, warm…read morenot much AC. Maybe the food was good but so unappealing

The Rockefeller Center is such a hub and landmark in Manhattan. It is a 22‑acre Art Deco complex…read morewith a rich history, over 100 works of art, and traditions like the annual Christmas tree lighting and ice skating. The land was originally the Elgin Botanical Garden, created in the early 1800s by physician David Hosack. In 1928, John D. Rockefeller Jr. leased it from Columbia University for $100million, transforming it into a commercial and cultural hub. The first plan was to build a Metropolitan Opera House on the site, but the 1929 stock market crash made it impossible. The project shifted to a media and entertainment complex. It was built during the Great Depression. Construction began in 1930 and provided jobs for thousands, making it one of the largest building projects of that era. The complex features more than 100 sculptures, murals, and mosaics by 39 artists, including Lee Lawrie's Atlas and Paul Manship's Prometheus. The famous Christmas Tree Lighting - Started in 1933, is one of the most famous holiday events in NYC. The Ice Skating Rink - Opened on Christmas Day 1936 and has been a seasonal tradition ever since The RCA Building (now Comcast Building) is 850feet tall, and the complex includes rooftop gardens, a sunken plaza, and the iconic Rainbow Room. Rockefeller Center was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1987.

Though I was born and raised in New York, Rockefeller Center is always my go to place for the…read moreholidays. I love visiting the Christmas tree and seeing people ice skate at The Rink. In celebration of FIFA World Cup 26, The FIFA World Cup 26 NYNJ Host Committee, Telemundo and Rockefeller Center are hosting the official NYNJ World Cup 26 & Telemundo Fan Village at Rockefeller Center from July 6-July 19 daily from 10:00am to 8:00pm. At the heart of the Fan Village, The Rink at Rockefeller Center transforms into a dynamic soccer pitch where fans can gather for live match broadcasts on large screens. The Channel Gardens celebrates the eight nations that have lifted the FIFA World Cup trophy (the champions, legendary players, and unforgettable moments that have shaped the history of the world's game.) Across the Plaza, sport, culture, and community come together through interactive experiences, family-friendly programming, and brand activations that bring the global energy of the tournament to Rockefeller Center. The NYNJ World Cup 26 & Telemundo Fan Village at Rockefeller Center is free and open to the public. All visitors must enter through designated checkpoints at 49th Street & 5th Avenue or 50th Street & 6th Avenue. All the interactive experiences were a lot of fun. There were virtual queues so we were able to walk around and do other things instead of just waiting in line. The staff were very friendly and helpful as well.

This an incredible market. It is a great source for almost…read moreanything you need: Clothing, jewelry, skincare, textiles...the list goes on an on. The goods come from various countries on the African continent. The prices are reasonable and sometimes negotiable. There are many different vendors, so I can't make a broad generalization about service. Suffice it to say, you will not leave without being helped.

When I got to location there is a big sign informing that the market had been relocated 121 on…read moreMalcom X blvd and the listed location was having construction work being done. The energy in this location is incredible. I have heard about this location and glad finally got the chance to visit it on a trip to Harlem. As you walk by each vendor they are so welcoming, friendly and no pressuring to buy buy buy (in my experience). The vibrant colors of the different bags, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, clothing, fabrics. Many handcrafted pieces and some vendors had oils, incense and the different butters to name a few, shea and mango. The items are priced accordingly and most venders did tap to pay, Zelle and or cash. Good to know as someone may not always have cash on them.

Not much to choose from in the recently downsized 'food court'--the sushi and Chinese food (same…read moreowner) were shut down earlier this year and no one has replaced them. There is a Subway, Pizza spot, Burger/Catch-all spot, and 'The Gourmet Chicken'. Not much I can/would eat but for the omnivore in you, it'll do. Rumors abound that a Dunkin Donuts is moving into the old hair salon spot but I haven't seen anything there yet. Most people bring their own lunch and sit at the table that look out onto the harbor and you get a great skyline view of the city (Manhattan, natch). for the view alone and the relative quiet of Lincoln Harbor that gets an extra star.

In Weehawken, NJ on vacation and I was out one morning looking for somewhere to get breakfast. I…read morestop a kind gentlemen and he informed me about the Shops at Lincoln Harbor. There are not many shops here, but it satisfied my need for food. They have a pretty good size food court but few restaurants. My favorite restaurant was the Mediterranean Grill. I don't know what kind of seasonings were used on the chicken tenders, but I could devour it. These were the best chicken tenders I ever had and the plate is humongous. There is a Subway, a pizza spot and another restaurant but I don't remember the name. Also, a small CVS, shoe repair, another sandwich/breakfast restaurant and a convenience type store were located on the premises. The two big well known restaurants at Shops at Lincoln Harbor are Houlhan's and Ruth Chris Steakhouse. It is a nice and convenient shopping area across the street from the Sheraton hotel.