Restaurants, bakery, and other retail and service shops with a reasonably large parking structure…read morefor $3 for 3 hours, $6 for 4 hours. Also close to main Street and you can get your ticket validated at a number of the establishments in the shops. Ipic theater here and other shops.

It's pretty much a fancy Asian shopping plaza. It's ok but the pictures on Google shows Hudson Yard…read morein New York. This is Hudson Lights in New Jersey.

The GWB plaza has been a busy destination for the longest time, as it sits right next to Fort Lee…read moredowntown and commuter bus stop to NYC. Over the year it has gone through ups and downs, but has gotten some excellent tenants like Kura Sushi, King Fu Tea, PhonToday, Gyro Project over the years. There's also a Walgreens. Now it's so popular it is difficult to find parking in the lot. Surprisingly after 14 years I discovered they have an underground parking lot in the back. Parking is for shoppers only limited to 3 hours.

PROS: Loads of parking and many shops to explore…read more CONS: It's next to a busy street that gets jammed with traffic OVERALL: Great place to shop at but don't go when its rush hour

You can park in the underground structure and then hit the small plaza shops…read more An older building and not so fancy. A golf shop, a few eateries. A couple of boutique sA massage shop. Hair salon too.

Soup dumpling plus is the best. We finally found a restaurant that has great Chinese food.read more

My Jimmy Choo Nightmare -- A Cautionary Tale I splurged over…read more$700 on a pair of Jimmy Choo sandals. Seven hundred dollars. For that kind of money, you'd expect exceptional quality, right? Wrong. I wore them exactly ONE time, and the sole was already worn down. One wear. Let that sink in. So I called their customer service, and that's where the real nightmare began. For two months -- TWO MONTHS -- they gave me the runaround. They refused to replace the shoes. They refused a refund. Eventually, after endless calls and emails, they graciously agreed to repair them for free -- even though at first they wanted to charge me for the repair of their own defective product. Then they handed the shoes off to UPS... and UPS lost them. For a month. After yet another month of back and forth, the shoes were finally repaired and returned. And the cherry on top? Their idea of compensation for this entire ordeal was -- wait for it -- a whopping 10% discount on my next purchase. My next purchase?! There will be no next purchase. Ever. Let me be clear: I paid luxury prices and received dollar-store customer service. Months of my time wasted, zero accountability, and an insultingly small discount as a "sorry." Shame on you, Jimmy Choo. Your customer service is an absolute disgrace. If this is how you treat the people who spend hundreds of dollars on your brand, you don't deserve a single one of them. Save your money, friends. #JimmyChoo #NeverAgain #WorthCustomerService #LuxuryFail #ShameOnYou #CustomerServiceNightmare

The Shops at Riversides provide mostly high ends brands in the mall. Pottery Barn, Jimmy Choo, LV…read moreetc. The price range is on the higher end. There are also many restaurants like Cheesecake Factory and True Food Kitchen. There's a ramen store coming in soon. In addition, you can enjoy some entertainment like AMC in the mall. Barnes and Nobles is another great place to visit for books and small items. Overall a great place to hang out for an afternoon or weekends. The staff are nice. It's very clean and spacious. Decoration is always sparkly.

It's so busy there on a Saturday, especially when the circus it's in town ! Parking is really…read moredifficult in the afternoon !!! It's easy to get lost there, but what great exercise walking asking this mall!

I'll start with the good things . There is where to park…read moreand the food court is very good . The only thing is pricing has went up so high in the last 2-3 years . Can't blame , everything goes up

All staff members were helpful. they made our family trip fabulous…read more We made nice memories.

Super fun place we went to the nickelodeon theme park and loved it the stores where really nice i…read morehighly recommend

Not a mall any longer. They knocked down the "mall" in favor of about 6 big box stores. Since big…read morebox retail ain't too popular in modern COVID times, they have three huge vacant spots. So that leaves Kohl's, TJ Max and Bobs furniture as the entire "mall". They should open a supermarket for the residents of Secaucus and free us from the whole Walmart tyranny. But it's claimed there's no adequate space for a market in town. Go figure.

Mill Creek Mall. The original golden era. You walk into Stop & Shop entrance, you see light trees…read moreinside and a bench to sit with your mom. You'd find GameStop and RadioShack. There'd be Kohl's waiting for you at the end. Plus, the Arts & Crafts Shop and the Food Court. Remember what community has let happen... you have all allowed corporate money and hugely overt stores to ruin the real fun. It's all gone. I am proud I moved to a better place.

awesome finds for office and dress wear. It is truly like a factory store because it is not in an…read moreoutlet mall. Really lovely clothing- apparent even when it is not showcased in soft lighting at Neiman Marcus. There are some vibes where you feel like you are shopping stolen goods in a warehouse with fluorescent lights- except for the nice sales ladies who are very gracious about finding the best looks for you :) It looks like this branch will be shutting its doors soon... So sad. Check out the sales! fyi it is located between the 2 big Korean supermarkets: Hanyang and H-Mart. If you pass both... you missed it.

All sorts of models, stuffed animals and other popular Japanese items. The front area has several…read moreslippers and tshirts and the back has more blanket style items. Off to the right there are several different styles of china if you are interested in those items.

This place lives upto its name of Little Japan, because you really get the feeling of walking…read moreinside a Japanese store. It's a big of store, full of all kinds of products, few thousands of them. They have the Japanese plates and cups, decorative items, samurai swords, chopsticks, anime characters, dolls, snacks, hats, apparel, stationary, gift items and decoration goods. Apparel collection wasn't that good, ceramic, decorative and stationary items were the best in my opinion. The prices are decent, but little higher compared to dollar store items, probably because these are imported goods. The aisles are tiny. Need to walk carefully, especially in the ceramics area. It's mostly tidy. Different sections of the stores have associates helping customers. The checkout line was long for us. Took us few minutes to get to the register. They also charge additional fees for credit card that is posted right in front of the checkout counter.

I came here to grab dinner and as always, I love the plethora of options, whether it's to shop or…read moreeat. If there's ample parking availability, count me in! I also like how there's a display of the amount of parking spaces open as you enter the town center. The list of options are great, from grab & go food, to fine dining, to retail - there's Cava, Ani Ramen, Whole Foods, Nordstrom Rack, World Market, Tacoria, Ruth's Chris, and much more!!! It's always busy, day or night, so be careful maneuvering the parking lot and walkways.

Today I entered to Marshalls, Bloomingdale's, and Nordstrom Rack…read more All three were freshly stocked. And I found great prices on them. Service and Bloomingdale's and Marshall's was great!