If you're in New York, this place is a must! It's beautiful and the city decorates the place…read moreamazingly for different seasons & occasion. When we came to visit, it was decorated with flowers for Spring. This place is cool for both residents and tourists. There are many cute photo opportunities! The place is large so you have ample space to relax and soak in the view. It is located perfectly in the middle of 5th Ave. So after you walk down the street admiring all the beautiful architecture, window shop, grab lunch, stop by Rockefeller Center to wind down before continuing your day. It is worth the visit!

Spot worth checking out! There's tons of shops, food vendors, and people hanging out! They had an…read moreice skating rink and tons of people skating. Seems like there's a lot to do and it's a fun atmosphere for people watching & hanging out! If you want to see the incredible views of the city, definitely make a reservation at Top of the Rock, where you actually get to go up the Rockefeller building!

As a local New Yorker, I can never get enough of Hudson Yards. All of the stores are great, service…read moreis excellent, wanted my childhood bestie to visit, she wanted photo ops. I wanted to see the Fleurs De Villes Spring Couture in bloom. As someone that appreciates flowers, fashion, and art. This showcase did not disappoint. Each of the floral designs are by local floral designers and all have a different theme. Only sharing a few photos, want to save the surprise, and keep a bit of suspense for the awe, and beauty each design reflects. Definitely worth seeing, and appreciating while on display.

Gorgeous and such artist talent. We went to see the Fleurs De Villes Flower design show at Hudson…read moreYards NYC. Beautiful displays. There must have been about 20 designs throughout the 1st floor and I didnt get a picture of all of them for you. So that means, you need to get out there to see for yourself. We also ate lunch at Just Salads and had our Gelato dessert at Eataly Cafe' Such a good day.....

After walking by the German sausage guy for the past month, I had to stop and get one today…read more He offers a variety of different bratwurst...original, spicy, chicken...all served on a roll with sauerkraut. You can also add German ketchup or German mustard. $6.00 each and they are a decent size. He's only there until January 4 and then he's going back to Germany he said. He'll be back in April for the NYC street fairs.

This isn't a review for the cheap ass hat stands. This is a review for the bratwurst stand…read more There are eclectic reasons I love this city and this is one of them. I needed a quick snack late and there was a beacon of light coming from the bratwurst stand where this homeslice was cookin' up bratwurst in an elf costume and what appeared to be, if my eyes deceived me not, leiderhosen. Not just any bratwurst. Good bratwurst. New York City. I friggin' love you.

The Shops at Columbus Circle is easily one of the most gorgeous and well-designed shopping centers…read morein the city. The layout is clean, modern, and easy to navigate, and the atmosphere feels upscale without being overwhelming. Every visit feels effortless -- from the open views to the overall vibe, they've definitely created something special here. That said, there is room for more. More stores, more variety, and a bit more energy in the service across certain shops would take this place from great to truly exceptional. You can feel the potential -- like the space could easily support a wider selection and a slightly more attentive customer experience. Still, what is there is solid, stylish, and worth the trip. The overall experience, the setting, and the convenience absolutely make it a 5-star destination. With just a few additions and improvements, it could be one of the best shopping hubs in all of NYC.

I've visited this shopping center many times as I drop in to purchase running gear and gels at…read moreFleet Feet. It's basically a more high end shopping center with many fancy stores for those who can afford it. There are some restaurants and specialty shops and kiosks, along with a Whole Foods on the lower level. Oh, and there are clean public bathrooms up on the third floor which is always good to know.

So fun! Lot of cool stalls. I went to the tanghulu stall which was so yummy, sweet, crunchy, and…read morejuicy! 10/10 recommend and so festive!

This used to be a vacant lot that was recently turned into an outdoor stall market. Honestly, they…read morecould done so much with this space. The stalls themselves offer nothing special. The stalls are currently offering: tanghulu (candied fruit), jewelry, clothing, Filpino baked goods, and NYC souvenirs. These items can be easily found for cheaper prices and since these stalls are tiny, the selection is subpar too.

The Manhattan Mall was in a building designed by Daniel Burnham and opened in 1929. The interior…read moremall was known as A&S Plaza until 1995. In 2021, the retail tenants relocated and the space now functions as a large lobby for the offices above. This mall was a convenient meeting location for me with public restrooms on the second level. There were also entrances to the 34th St Herald Square subway station.

In search of certain clothing items brought me to Nordstrom Rack, which by the way my be the second…read morestore in the city. What happened to all the other locations? Moving along, went to the store on a busy Saturday afternoon, and there was indeed a great selection of clothes that i was in search of. The downside is that the dressing rooms don't have a seat inside and due to a knee injury i had to wait a long time for the only stall to become available. The dressing room area is extremely busy and the staff appeared overwhelm with the consumption of clothes left behind by customers. The space in the store is good, nothing appears cluttered or scattered and the floors are kept clean. Needed to use the restroom and that is also an area that only has one per gender and the lines become a bit much. Due to the restrooms overuse it definitely requires additional cleaning to maintain it clean and stocked with toiletries. Overall ok experience, I was not asked if I needed assistance by a staff member.

Online pieces are very unique and affordable The quality is…read moregood and fashionable We can find designer look for every one

This was my first visit to this location where I saw specific Customer Service people stationed…read morethroughout the store. Ms Corita was beyond kind and knowledgeable about the entire store. She walked my friends and me through several sections of the store to ensure that we found exactly what we were looking for. Ms Corita was personable and funny. But Mr Richard at the Customer Service Desk was beyond rule and unprofessional. We were shocked and a little bit of shopping excited dimmed after our encounter with him. He should not represent Macy's while interacting with customers. We were not deterred. Unfortunately we spent tons of time and money on three floors. We'll be back and we'll search for Ms Corita because she was outstanding! #HappyShopping

22 March 2026 New York, NY…read moreSunny 50°F As a thoroughbred New Yorker, Macy's Herald Square is the only barely existing quintessential Iconic New York "department store" It is literally the "World's Largest Store" - as is emblazoned on the marquée above their Broadway & 34th Street corner entrance. Many department stores have sadly faded away over the years. Think, B. Altman & Co, Barneys, Henri Bendels, Lord & Taylor, Bonwit Teller, I miss them all like old friends who passed. However, we still have Macy's! - with its annual Thanksgiving Day Parade aired on NBC, plus don't forget Macy's lush Fresh Flower Show display in April/May, and the ultimate 4th of July Fireworks on the Hudson River or East River by the Grucci family over 100 years, now by Jesse Collins Entertainment of the Superbowl halftime shows. There will always be Macy's. Make Macy's your destination even if it's just for the nostalgia. They still have those chunky wooden escalators on the upper floors built in the 1920s by Otis Elevator Company. An Iconic Five stars **Thanks to fellow Yelper, Fawn for the trip down memory lane!**

Really liked the Lu rou fan and popcorn chicken. Fried rice is solid. Beef noodle soup is solid too…read more(kind of a darker-tasting broth than normal but had generous meat). The cocktails were solid. The self service shot (I got the osmanthus citrus green tea gin one) was great. The red oolong tea vodka was okay. The machines were very faulty and dispensed really little. Thankfully the staff was able to help!

Food - was pretty good. I wouldn't come back for the food, especially with the price point…read more Service - not the most friendly; felt rushed when ordering and checked in multiple times to ask if we're ordering more food (we ordered 3 dishes and a drink). also the refill on waters with the tiny water glasses got to be a lot. Ambiance - was nice vibes and cute decor.

This year's Fair is located in one half of Vanderbilt Hall. When I first started going years ago it…read moretook up the whole hall. The merchandise was a wide range of prices then. I could always find a cute ornament or gift idea. Now it is very, very, (emphasis on very) high end merchandise! I missed last year when I was sick. I saw some of the same high end merchants this year as in 2015. Nothing for me here. One thing you can do is pick up the coupon book. There's some value for downstairs in the Grand Central Food Court. I'm going back for the free shake with purchase at Shake Shake!

There are a few holiday markets setup around the city at Christmas time. Union Square and Bryant…read morePark each have one and there is also one in Grand Central Station. This is the smallest of the holiday markets but they do get a lot of foot traffic. Lots of jewelry dealers and crafts people selling handmade merchandise. I liked the handmade cigar box themed pens one gentleman was selling. But it was the artwork of Karla Guedon that caught my attention. So I purchased a piece from her. I like giving these independent craftsman my business supporting the arts.