Opened in 1990 as a sprawling punctuation to the high water mark of 1980s mall culture, the…read moreFreehold Mall is a time capsule to an era where hours could be incinerated wandering aimlessly waiting for that Panda Express carbo load to finally force you back into the Chevy Lumina and that return to your quarter acre suburbo homestead for a nap. Sure the anchors have changed in multiples as Sears evaporated before Nordstrom and Jeans Country surrendered without a shot to Old Navy but the hub and spoke deficit spending habitrail configuration remains intact requiring a frequent pitstop at the "you are here" navigational kiosks. It's absolutely pointless to tell anyone to meet you at the nondescript Aldo or Aerie since I have no idea what those stores are. Maybe I'll just have them follow the vapor trail to Perfumania. Stores change so often and the layout is so disorienting that it feels almost casino-like in the absence of night versus day. Every once in awhile I check in just to take the temperature of brick and mortar commerce but honestly, it's never been the same since Swiss Colony and Spencer Gifts took a powder. Four stars for the nostalgia... now where the hell did I park that Lumina...

Its been 2 weekly visits when I noticed once again no wipes in the children's play area. In a…read morerecent post, management indicated they would be more observant and since they have not, I went to the office to request wipes. The representative indicated she would notify housekeeping and in about 30 minutes wipes were replaced. I would urge management to pay more attention to this high risk area with so many small children and their parents. It's the parents who are spending money at the mall so please be more respectful.

Today we donated a couple of couches and both Pick up gentleman, Scott & Anthony we super…read moreproffessional, fast, and really strong. I had a last minute glass table I wanted to donate and they were able to handle it. I must say, I was very impressed. Wishing the Habitat for Humanity Team much sucess and continue the amazing work you do. Happy Holidays

Dated stuff priced exorbitantly. $9 for an old candy dish that would be $0.50 elsewhere. Waste of…read moretime.

I love Ocean State Job Lot. I faithfully shop their once a month. I have been to all the locations…read morein NJ and many throughout New England when traveling. I have found them all to be staffed by friendly and hard working employees. The prices are fabulous and I always come home with a ton of bargains!

A discount close out store that carries a bit of everything. They do offer some name brand items…read moreat ridiculously low prices. If you see something you like, just buy it because when the item is gone it's gone. They have all these little departments. Definitely a one stop shop type of place that have clothes, foods (nothing frozen), car supplies, pet supplies, home goods plus more. They carry a great selection of pool supplies at a great price. We got a bunch of salt and a lot of chlorine for the pools. My sister who is a crazy plant person wanted to come here 30% off flower pots and boy did she load up. We had to come here two times to make sure she got everything that she needed. She also has a garden and she picked up different types of seeds to plant now, so that she can have vegetables to harvest in the fall. That was new for me. I bought a couple of name brand bathing suits that they practically gave away. This was my first time here and it was really a fun store to shop in. I love to finding things that I really didn't know that I needed and I did here.

Awesome thrift store with super affordable prices! I visited this weekend with my mom and she got 5…read moreclothing items for 22$! The store is half women's clothing, half men's, as well as home goods, shoes, and accessories. I really liked the vibe in here, there were many kind women organizing the store and offering help if we needed. The only downside is there's no dressing room. All of the items were in good condition and organized well, I will definitely be back!

Was not impressed at all here. Most of the items are not priced. Signs stating they are low on…read morevolunteers When you ask about a price no one truly knows and they make it up as they go along. Small little shop. Many things that are priced are way overpriced for a thrift store. Keep on going nothing to see here.

Great prices , selection were huge. great place for fresh fruit and bread service was fast teller…read morewas nice. Like any farmers market a little cold on inside

While visiting a friend in town, I stopped by here to grab some groceries to bring home. Prices are…read morevery reasonable and produces are super fresh. A bunch of asparagus spears were only $1.00! I got enough produce for two weeks and it cost me about $30. Quality is as fresh as it gets!

Clean isles, bored security staff pretend shopping midday to make it look like more customers than…read morenormal. Three registers open with long lines mid Monday (about 2pm). Prepare for decent shopping experience with annoyances and a very subpar checkout experience. Will update next time I come here if anything changes.

I hate place because there is a lack of employees near the checkout area and the check out process…read moretakes a while.

I can't believe they never written a review for this. Well in any case, it's high time I did. It is…read morea brilliant store. The sales associates are very courteous. They are very helpful when it comes to trying to help you find your size, colors, or anything you need. Their return policy is just as wonderful. I have returned clothes where sometimes it's just not manufactured as wonderful as I had hoped. I had bought a pair of jeans and it just didn't hold its shape. I returned it and show them the receipt. The smooth transaction and no hassle policy was very appreciated and not only did they refunded my money, they apologized for my inconvenience. This is rare no a days. Will be shopping here more often.

i've been in here a few times and it's always nice. they got loooooots of books, and a lot of funko…read morepops too. i wish books weren't so expensive now but that's not really their fault. the workers are helpful.

Love walking into Barnes &Noble Book Store. It always feels like home. The smell of the books, the…read morearray of choices. Something for everyone. Yes, it feels like home. There's such a large selection from The NYTimes best seller to record albums, crafts and cooking. The service is so efficient and pleasant. They always greet you with a smile. The value is good. Many times my favorite in display and on special. Love how the children's section is set up. So friendly. I do miss the coffee station. Wish they would bring it back

When asking for help, the employees avoid you as they might a leper... Customer base is largely…read morerude and entitled to put it MILDLY. The kind of people that think the world revolves around them. Not all, and I'm trying not to be ageist, but it was exclusively the elderly that were intolerable (Important distinction: not every elderly customer was awful, but every awful customer was elderly). So if you're looking for a place where no employee is willing to help, and you want to get screamed at by a senior citizen, simply for existing, this is the place for you!

MANALAPAN: Brie's parents needed a few things for their home and made it a point to go to HomeGoods…read morebecause they allow dogs! Brie browsed the store and especially enjoyed the pets section. There are so many interesting and fun items! If you plan on taking your dog with you, there's a grassy area outside to avoid accidents in the store. Also, try to go during a time that's less crowded (maybe when they first open). Homegoods is very popular and the aisles can get tight - be sure to keep your dog comfortable and safe from the hustle and bustle.