Only recently did I realize just how many stores are open at the Livingston Town Center. I'd only…read morestopped by for Mango Mango beforehand. There's actually a variety of stores, gyms/health businesses, and restaurants/eateries there that are thriving. I've only parked in one of the outside lot spots, and not in the deck (see Howard's review - is that still the case in the garage?). Knock on wood, I haven't had an issue/situation so far. I remember what that corner of S. Livingston Ave and Mount Pleasant used to look like before the town center. It's nice to see that area evolve and grow over the years.

Best mall in the area. I go here often and it is always very clean and has ample parking. (There is…read morealso a parking garage). There is a wide variety of different stores and restaurants here. Overall, it's a nice environment!

Cute, local spot for baby and children gifts. They have unique items and good variety. Things are…read moreon the pricier side but that is to be expected. Easy parking too!

This store is now permanently CLOSED. Another store by the owner will be opening soon in a nearby…read morelocation.

Beautiful spot to visit when looking for a garden/ cafe experience. So many gorgeous plants,…read moregreenhouses, and the cafe made excellent lattes. Tried the pumpkin latte and it was amazing. Sold very cute and useful things in the store. Very friendly staff. Loved the concept.

Such an eclectic hidden gem. I visited around Christmas time and this place really surprised me…read more When you first arrive, you think this will be the run of the mill garden shop, but it's nothing like that. Instead, it's a garden store mixed with decor, chachkees, unique items, and a little book nook + coffee/tea shop. During the Christmas season, this would be an amazing place to get a thoughtful, curated gift. They had the MOST unique, handcrafted ornaments. (I love weird, different decor and this is definitely the spot for it.) The prices are a little elevated, but certainly worth the gems you'll find here. When we strolled around, we found multiple accessible greenhouses. There was a cute station with a seat for Santa, and a warm greenhouse with chairs and tables where I could just sit forever. An artist's paradise! My mother-in-law shared that the decor and layout changes every season. Can't wait to stop by now that it's spring to see what this beautiful spot has morphed into. See you soon, La Serra.

Dear Yelp, We live…read morein the area and visited here a few times when we first moved in. Then my dear daughter became too cool for pumpkin picking with her family. But alas, she's old Enough to come with friends now. We enjoyed the donuts, $7 for a bag. They were hot and not overly sweet- appreciated that. The haunted hay ride. Hmmm. $15 per person. Our tractor ride made Conklin $400 alone. It was...enjoyable...but literally only 7 minutes long. We waited in line for 10. The actors were incredible, but it was a one and done for me. My daughter and her friend said it was "amazingly scary" and they were pleased. I appreciate the free parking and no admission fee. Pumpkins are 85 cents a pound. They have the To-Gather coffee truck there on weekends which is a nice touch. We stayed an hour and a half. Love, Nicole

Like anything else in the world, pumpkins have origins. There was once a time in history when…read morepumpkins did not look and taste like how they do today. Native Americans were already growing pumpkins even before the Europeans arrived in the country. After their arrival, they also learned about this versatile plant and started adopting it. The Europeans used them as the main ingredient in various dishes and meals, including soups, stews, and the widely famous pumpkin pie. It's that time of year when one can't think of anything more quintessentially autumn than hopping on a hayride, cutting a fresh pumpkin from its stem, and bringing it home to carve, which is why my partner and I came this Saturday afternoon to Conklin Farm U Pick, located on the corner of Vreeland Avenue and River Road in Montville. Upon arrival, we were guided by the staff to their organized spacious parking lot. This much simpler, relaxed, family-run and operated farm offers a little bit of everything. The ground is a decent size for everyone, from regular and haunted hayrides and train rides to picking your own pumpkins at 85 cents a pound and the purchase of mini apple cider donuts, pies, and apple cider drinks. The crowds were manageable. There was an authentic pumpkin patch with vines and pumpkins attached to the earth! Parking and entrance were free with friendly staff, and the price was reasonable. We had a great time here and will definitely visit it again.

Best place to shop for most things. Great sales fairly often. Staff is extremely friendly.read more

This is a large, well-organized store with a large inventory and much to discover. It's fun just…read moreto browse ...and then when you find a treasure, Wow! You can never tell what you'll find as the inventory varies each week. Staffed largely by volunteers, funds generated go for a worthy cause: to help build houses for those in need.

Very good Amazing Savings store on Rt. 10! Great prices and inventory. The shelves are well stocked…read moreand organized, and the aisles are clear and clean. Good selection of crafting stuff is in aisle 4. Lots of kitchen items in aisle 2. If you need aluminum trays for a party, they are on the shelves in the back of the store. I also found Trader Joe lemon kitchen soap here! Great finds!

My wife, a retired school teacher, shopped here for steeply discounted classroom supplies. Pens,…read morepencils, colored markers and assorted note books made her purchases more affordable. These days, we shop here for toys for our church's Christmas giving tree donations. Again, the quality is there but the high prices ... even lower than WalMart ... are not. We love shopping here but check their schedule, religious rules rule the Saturday hours.

Great selection and owners are fantastic. Great deals on all types of clothing. The staff is…read morefriendly and helpful, the prices are hard to beat, and there's always something new to find. Definitely one of the best places around for name-brand clothing at great prices. Highly recommend!

This was my first time visiting Cheap Maggie's, and the experience was a mix of curiosity and…read morecaution. When I first walked in, I went to the side of the store that has shoes and miscellaneous items. The floor in that section was noticeably dirty, and there was a damp smell in the air, which made me uncomfortable enough to move on quickly. The other side of the store was much better and had most of the clothing. They have a men's section and a women's section, along with racks labeled for certain brands. Some racks weren't labeled at all, so you really have to take your time and look through everything individually to find pieces that stand out to you. Toward the back of the women's side, there's a shoe area, plus a children's section, lingerie, and hosiery. There's definitely a lot to browse through if you're in the mood to hunt for deals. I ended up finding a T‑shirt, a top, some trouser socks, and a couple of men's ties. I didn't see a large amount that I personally wanted to purchase, but there were a few decent finds. The store attendant -- possibly the manager -- was extremely pleasant and gracious. They offered me 10% off my total since it was my first visit, which I really appreciated. Would I return? Possibly, but more for a few small pieces rather than a full shopping trip. It's the kind of store where you might find a gem if you're willing to sort through a lot of inventory.

Essex Green has improved, slightly, over the years. I remember a time when it was a vibrant and…read morebustling area to shop and eat, especially the TGIFriday's and movie theater. Then, it practically turned into an empty circumference of vacant storefronts. Now, there are viable options, depending on what you're looking for. The newest/most recent additions are Burlington and Five Below. There's a big ShopRite around the bend and a Total Wine.

So I need to give Essex Green five stars knowing how much it has improved over the years. If you…read morecompare it to K-Mart Plaza just down Prospect Ave, it's 5 stars. There are more store tenants now (it's less deserted) and there's a variety of businesses - from the Shoprite, AMC Dine-In, Panera, Dry Cleaners, Jerry's Art Store, Five Below, Macy's, Burlington, etc. In recent years, a West Orange Starbucks Drive-Thru popped up in Essex Green also. I'm optimistic that more businesses will set up shop there, perhaps even some of the artisan vendors or activity spaces that Monique suggests in her review. It's more likely now with the new Stonehill complex and the new location of the West Orange Public Library on Rooney Circle. Fingers crossed!