Empire Outlets Shopping Center - The Empire Outlets pleasantly surprised me, mainly due to their…read morelocation right next to the ferry terminal. The mall is new, modern, and easy to navigate. You can find brand stores, restaurants, and relaxing areas here. I particularly liked the combination of shopping with views of the water. A great place to combine shopping with a pleasant walk nearby.

Stumbled across the Empire Outlets as we exited the Staten Island Ferry…read more The oulets are pretty empty with many vacant stores and others running Going Out Of Business Sales. The views on the other hand are wonderful. The EO logo frames the view of NYC so beautifully. Nice to take a seat and enjoy a sunny day. Found a cute shirt and a nice dress for travel in the sale section at Banana Republic. Got some bathing suits at a store that was going out of business. After shopping, pay your respects at the Staten Island September 11th Memorial. Postcards honors and remembers the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks and the 1993 World Trade Center bombings. Look through the wings of the giant sculpture. It frames Ground Zero. Never forget.

A lot of great places to shop and eat Great store like toys…read morer us ,best buy, stop and shop Also bed bath and beyond is located in the shopping center One of staten island best Pizza store are located in this shopping center VILLA MONTE IS THE NAME OF THE PIZZA STORE you will not be disappointed here Dunkin donuts is also located here

Pretty cool mall there have A.M.C Cinema Movie Theater .similar to Almao drafthouse at Boulevard…read moremall and Marshalls , Burlington , HomeGoods , etc nice stores at the Boulevard Mall on the S79 bus route from the mall ,Any how There a Macys Department store , j.C.Penny Department store there Snipes & J.D. sneaker store here a Primark clothing store ( the first ever Primark in N.Y.C) , Aerie store , Zara store , Cohen/s fashion optical , Charlotte Russe , H&M ,Apple store , Victoria secret , Warby Parker , Sunglass hut , AT&T Wireless , Verizon Wireless , Uniqlo ,Ulta Beauty , Sephora, Sterling Optical , Dunkin café ( I'm pretty sure there have Starbucks near by cafe , all dough i didnt see one , that Dunkin competition ),Carvel ice cream parlor, Burger king , Shake Shack , ,Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen , Chick-fil-a , Chiptole , sakru japan , Miniso, Richmond relaxation center , Panera bread , Pacsun , Pandora, Outback steakhouse , zales , zuimerz , Massage envy , lululemon ,love sac , lids , Cotton on kid's, Dave and Busters , Lidl supermarket , and guess who coming to Staten island mall pretty soon ( i will say in Stanley tucci voice from the movie Devil wears Prada 2" cinema/movie ......." "Look what TJ Maxx dragged in"...... That correct T.j.Maxx is coming to Staten Island mall ( and I heard there opening a T.J.Maxx Department store across the street from Macys Herald Square & Nordstorm Rack on 34 street in Manhattan ) , and there strip mall across from Staten island mall -Burlington Department store across from the mall including Hobby lobby and Michael's art supply store shop stop supermarket , and there a Costco near by strips mall near Staten island mall , i over heard there Marshalls department store but i'm not sure how close because im not familar with Staten Island . i will definitely would be back soon my mother birthday is around the corner i will stop in the mall to get her a gift . P.S. : Big up to Staten island mall , i love Staten island i don't care if there call it the forgotten borough , i love it it gives me suburbs and city vibes all together, i personally wouldn't mind living in Staten island !!! Very Convivent by the MTA transportation: Bus: S79, Etc buses Subway: S.i.R Tottenville Station ( You can catch the S.I.R from the Tottenville station to the Saint George Terminal and catch the Staten Island ferry into Manhattan or transfer to other borough's or you can stay on S79 bus from the mall and transfer to R-Train in Bay ridge Brooklyn over Verrazano Narrows bridge the R-train runs into Manhattan into Queens and The R-train connects with major Subway connections lines ) ( while leaving this mall , My MTA city bus got In accident , with a White Honda minivan . Been traumatized when I get on MTA city bus lately , all dough it wasn't the bus driver fault ) !!!!

I am there every weekend. Food court tables, sticky and filthy ---- cleaning people use same dirty…read morerag from a bucket on every table. They sweep under your feet while you're eating. One loud cleaner very nasty and thinks she's security.Family bathrooms no soap for the last 3 weeks.Pretty rare to have paper towels to dry your hands. They clean 1 bathroom then lock it so nobody uses it!!!! Stores are fine, and staff very helpful. Security look like teenagers. Would hate to see if someone really needed their help. my score is 4/10

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

This place is huge!! The Westfield World Trade Center is one of Manhattan's largest retail…read morecomplexes. It has over 100 shops and 30 different dining options! It's located in Lower Manhattan within the iconic Oculus structure. The Oculus functions as a transit hub that connects PATH trains and 12 NYC Subway lines. Its architecture looks like it has wings and a beautifully integrated light filled space! Some of the stores and restaurants you'll see inside the Oculus include some of the following Dior Uniqlo Banana Republic Apple Bose Eataly NYC Downtown Blue Bottle Coffee and so much more! There are a few different entrances from which you can enter the Westfield World Trade Center. Once you enter the Oculus, you can take an escalate ride down. The mall inside is just stunning! It's a great place to shop and eat at! I'd recommend visiting this place at least once if you're in Lower Manhattan!

Relatively new shopping plaza/ mini mall. It has its own parking lot and it's decent sized. I…read moredidn't have a problem finding a spot right away. I didn't go thru all of the stores, but there is a LA Fitness, a dollar store, Auto Zone, a pet store and a diner, the Ozone Diner. There are a few more stores as well that I didn't get a chance to explore yet. It's convenient for me so I'll definitely be back here.

A family friendly environment and really good food. The owners and staff treat all like family. The…read moreOzone family is a good club to be in. If I could I would leave a a 10 star review.

Truthfully, I mainly use this station as a "pass through on cold windy days from Broadway to my…read moreChick-fil-a on Fulton st. Isn't that what a "hub" is supposed to do? With that said, I still like the offerings on the street level, with Auntie Anne's and Krispy Kreme right there if I need a new friend. I have also used this hub for what it is truly meant for...transportation, and you can't get a more convenient and straightforward ride Uptown than taking the escalator one flight down to and going through the turnstiles to the green line. I watched them build this from the ground up and it is a good testament to design work and efficiency of the MTA, that they rarely get credit for...

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.

The greatest thing about this shopping center is that it's never ever crowded. It's alway easy to…read morefind a good parking spot, and none of the stores ever have waits or lines. I feel like because it's a bit further back (on the border of Hoboken / JC) there is way less of a crowd then the JC shopping center with Shop Rite. Even though Shop-Rite is closer to my house, I mainly food shop here because shop-rite is always a crowded zoo. The supermarket used to be an A&P, but recently switched over to Acme. I also hit up Pier 1 from time to time, and just like everything else in this shopping center, it's rarely crowded which is really nice. Other stores include Best Buy, a beauty supply store and a couple of fast food options. I wish that there was something healthier to eat, because your only choices are a Popeyes or a Papa Johns. But, definitely not a big deal. There aren't too many shopping centers in Jersey City and it's nice to have this as an option!

Petty cool sneaker store and street gear garments, there very similar to the big brands like…read moreModell's sportings goods, Dicks sportings goods, Dr.jays, Foot action, champs, etc . but this is your local mama and pops shop (ill be honest there are very expensive), they sell the latest sneaker collection and everything, there been in this neighborhood for many of years. I wouldn't mind coming back !!!!. (and plus there only two stops away from the Nike store on Nostrand Avenue and Flatbush avenue -the junction on the 2 and 5 train- Flatbush avenue, last stop ). very convenient by the MTA transportation: subway: 2,5-Train. Church Avenue, train station bus: b44,b35,b49,b12