I love this mall a lot! Very deserted every time I come here! It's never crowded like the malls in…read moreNew York City where people are very loud! Also most of the sizes here are available when I used to go to Uniqlo here. I got pissed off that they decided to close down Uniqlo. Probably because this mall rarely has Asians coming in since Uniqlo is Japanese and geared towards Asians. The food court by Men's Warehouse sucks so much! Barely has any variety. Parking is pretty easy to find when you are looking at spots all the way in the back and farthest from the mall. Then when you're close to the mall, the cars be fighting for spots. Sucks. Overall, this mall is very quiet and clean! Well maintained!

Not too many decent malls left, but this is one of them at least mid Haven Mall been here for a…read morewhile still has plenty of stores. You could come take pictures with the Easter bunny right now with your kids grateful for the family.

Typical suburban shopping plaza area anchored by Whole Foods, LA Fitness, Five Below, Jared…read moreJewelers and a few others as anchor businesses. Otherwise, not much here to be memorable other than if you live close by and go to the gym or shop for groceries.

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I came here for a Yelp Elite event, mainly for the free samples, but I didn't expect to fall in…read morelove with the place! Everything I tried was delicious, and I was blown away by how knowledgeable and helpful the staff were. They not only guided me during the scavenger hunt, but also educated me on the quality of the meats, the preservation process, and even explained the taste, texture, and best seasonings to pair with different cuts. The products themselves were so unique and exciting--things you don't find just anywhere, like ostrich, beef organs, tongue, and more. It was such a fun and eye-opening experience, and I left genuinely impressed. Can't wait to cook these new meats for the first time!

Noticed this store and decided to check it out. They opened in May 2024…read more It's very brightly lit, white wall, and clean store. There were aisles of freezers - pull open doors or sliding doors. Seafood, pork, chicken, beef, version, kangaroo, lamb, international meats, grass-feed meats. You name it, they have it. I had an expectation that everything will be pricey though some items are reasonable as long as you know your pricing. Definitely coming back to buy some of the meats to try.

Went to the Hanes outlet store , it was Donna the sales lady which was a great help. Lots of good…read moreprices, stockings are being discontinued great price , you must go see Donna

Looks horrible and almost deserted, but there are some good stores there. Its not like Tanger Mall,…read morebut because I loved in the area, it was easy to stop off before heading home from work.

Remember that red dress I wore at the Launch Party the other day? Well it came from here. I'm a…read moreHUGE Five Below fan and usually find a bunch of useful stuff from there. Even though they upped their prices, you're still going to find great stuff for an amazing deal. I like this particular location because of the layout. It's easy to navigate. But really give me any Five Below and I'll find my way around. It is sometimes hard to find someone to help, but when you do they are great! Can't wait for my next adventure at Five Below!

I went to the store in Farmingville, and let me tell you Dominick it's such a pleasure to deal with…read morevery friendly a heck of a nice guy and I had the pleasure of meeting Spencer who is such a sweetheart so helpful and so friendly. I also met Caroline who is a beautiful young girl with a smile that just makes your day. it was my first time going there and I'll be honest with you. I wouldn't go to any other five below..

Smith Haven Plaza is a retail center located close to the Smith Haven Mall and shares an entrance…read morewith it. There are a variety of shops and services available here, from shopping to dining and banking. Trader Joe's, Old Navy, Nordstrom Rack, Ulta, Men's Wearhouse, Athleta, GoHealth, The Paper Store, Chipotle, Shake Shack, Wild Fork and others are here. Typical suburban shopping center, but being adjacent to the Mall is a plus if you're a shopper as this area has grown by leaps and bounds over the years.

Nice location with plenty of shops, clean and well lit, plenty of places to eat and parking…read moreavailable

Terrible customer service. Refused to do a price match even though it was their mess up that they…read moreput the wrong ticket on the item. Very wrong and now I'm an upset customer.

Today my friends and I went to marshalls to shop around and ended up meeting the kindest lady. her…read morename was Mary c and she was working one of the registers. We talked to her for a good 20 mins and she seriously made our day. She was so funny and had the best energy, she gave us the best marshall's experience we've ever had!

Gateway Plaza (also called Shop Gateway Plaza) might be the largest power center in central Suffolk…read moreCounty. Located on the north Sunrise Highway Service Road (NY Route 27) between Nicholls Road (County Route 97) and Waverly Avenue (County Route 19), this shopping center is humungous and busy. It is so large and busy, that Gateway Boulevard which connects it from the Sunrise Highway Service Road at the South to Waverly Avenue at the northeast has two signalized intersections. The shopping complex consists of a phase 1 shopping center, phase 2 shopping center, a McDonald's, LA Fitness building, Home Depot Building, and pads. Gateway Boulevard also passes through the wooded Tuthills Creek Greenbelt before the Waverly Avenue entrance. Gateway Plaza features 38 shops and restaurants that include: Home Depot, Burlington, Best Buy, Michael's, Dicks, Ashley, Five Below, Marshall's, Game Stop, Bagel Lovers, Applebee's, Cold Stone, Nonna's Pizza, Verizon, and T-Mobile. It seems to have everything but a supermarket. I am very familiar with Gateway Plaza. I remember in the 1980s when it was forests and that a lot of the shopping activity took place at the older shopping centers at Sunrise and Waverly, Sun Vet Mall, and Downtown Patchogue. Then suddenly in the late 1980s when I remember George Harrison's "Got My Mind Set on You" being #1, Phase 1 of Gateway Plaza was built. This brought major big box stores that offered value such as Nobody Beats the Wiz, Service Merchandise, and Bob's Stores to the South Shore of central Suffolk County. From there memories were made. I remember buying Nintendo games and CDs from Nobody Beats The Wiz, eating pizza with my Dad and grandparents, enjoying a bagel breakfast at Bagel Lovers, and buying clothes at Bob Stores. In the early 1990s, it extended with phase 2, which brought in a King Kullen supermarket. Home Depot, McDonald's, would follow. After I moved out of New York, LA Fitness would go up as would a Burger King at the Waverly Avenue entrance. Here is my perspective of Gateway Plaza, taken from someone who had been very familiar with the Patchogue area since 1983. That is that this development was so big that it transformed the area from semi-rural to suburban. This could of easily been used in its natural state as a county park with the Tuthills Creek running through it. When I visit Gateway Plaza those memories of forests cannot be purchased at one of their stores. With that said, I do like Gateway Plaza. It has made life more convenient for people living on the South Shore. When deer and wildlife roamed on this acreage, it was necessary to have to drive to the Smith Haven Mall area to shop at some of these stores. The Smith Haven Mall, especially during Christmas season can be very hectic. Shopping at Gateway Plaza is relatively stress free. The shopping center is laid out well and there are the two traffic signals adding a layer of safety. Speaking of safety and convenience there is one flaw. That is the North Sunrise Highway Service Road entrance. Where there are two traffic signals inside the complex, there is a want for one exiting onto the service road. The flaw increases with the lack of an entrance from the South Service Road. The customer approaching from eastbound has to exit onto Waverly Avenue then turn north and left onto the westbound Service Road. Interestingly Gateway Plaza expanded when Sunrise Highway was expanding into an expressway. However, an overpass was never built. Recently, when I have returned to Long Island to see my Dad, I have been to Gateway Plaza a few times. There was one time when we went to the Verizon Store and one on October 20, 2024 when we went to Dick's Sporting Goods. All in all, I like Gateway Plaza. With the exception of a supermarket, I appreciate their selection and variety of stores and restaurants. Additionally I appreciate the low stress level of visiting and shopping in Gateway Plaza.