This is a small shopping plaza, but it truly has some of the best go-to stores! I'm talking about…read moreSaks Off 5th, Nordstrom Rack, Burlington, Ulta, Starbucks, and many more. They also have a large parking lot -- plus underground parking that's free, which is a huge bonus. The area isn't overly busy, so the stores aren't crowded, and that's definitely a big plus for me. I absolutely loved my experience here and will definitely be returning soon. Thank you, The Gallery!

Love Home Goods And Trader Joe's - great parking…read more Also other outlets : Nordstrom's , Old Navy, Starbucks and The Gallery is directly across from Whole Foods. Always enjoy shopping at this manageably small shopping plaza.

I haven't been to the Walt Whitman Mall in years. The poetry along the exterior always makes me…read moresmile. It's gone, the outside looks very different. There are quotes & photos of Whitman scattered throughout & a statue at the entrance.. The mall is clean, bright & inviting. The Bloomingdale's, Saks, Apple, Tumi, Macy's, Pottery Barn, Sephora, Zara, Casper, Anthropologie ... Rocco's Tacos, PF Changs, California Pizza are here now.

With so many malls closing around the country somehow the shops at Walt Whitman mall seem to be…read moredoing well during the holiday season. Santa was taking pictures with people and while the parking lot was a traffic jam the weekend before Christmas, there are plenty of restaurants in and around the mall to relax and unwind when you need a break. Some of the larger anchor stores I think are still empty but the few that were left were well staffed and seemed to thrive. It's our local mall and although I'm not a fan of shopping, Walt Whitman does a fine job of keeping its building nicely decorated and clean.

I was (and still am) in the market for a new parka / puffer coat and really wanted to find one at…read moreRoosevelt Field Mall. I frequented many stores and in each one of them, the staff was super kind, attentive and friendly. I'm talking from Nordstrom to UniQlo to Columbia. Many didn't have my size which is what sucked, so while I'm left without a new puffer for now, I am still happy with the overall experience at this mall. Also given that it was my first time and around the holidays, I expected a lot of chaos and craziness, but it wasn't really all that bad at all. Finding a spot in the parking lot took a bit but there is extensive (and free!) parking. Also, the restrooms were clean and spacious, and had an attendant who was cleaning, which I always fully appreciate seeing. Beautiful holiday decorations and also the usual mall food options - though the food court was on the second floor, I believe, but an unexpected closer location for me since I was hungry and ended up getting a chicken salad bowl (delicious). I would come back!

I've been shopping at Roosevelt Field Mall for years, and it's still one of my favorite malls in…read morethe area. No matter how many times I go, it always feels clean, modern, and well taken care of. The mix of stores is great everything from experience brands to everyday basic items, so whether I'm doing serious shopping or just browsing, I can always find what I'm looking for. The layout is easy to navigate, and the renovations over the years have really paid off. Parking can get busy on weekends, but there are enough garages and entrances that it's never too stressful. I also appreciate the variety of food options; whether I'm in the mood for a quick bite in the food court or a sit down meal, there's plenty to choose from. Staff throughout the mall have generally been friendly, and I've rarely had issues with cleanliness or security. It definitely feels like a place that's well cared for. After all these years, Roosevelt Field still holds up as one of the best, most reliable malls on Long Island. Highly recommend if you want a place where you can spend an hour, or an entire afternoon, shopping, eating, and just wandering around the mall.

Such a cute and fun space to visit. I have come a few times, just to go to the coach store. When…read moreyour in the village, it feels like your transported over seas or something. I love coming here.

It's still a new addition to the neighborhood and it hasn't quite hit yet. It was totally empty the…read moreday I visited, but I like the idea of it. They had all the special boutique stores we all know and love and a lot of the old favorites like Valentino and others. Maybe when the weather gets warmer in NYC, it will really become a staple in places to go. We just ate a little dinner at their sole fine dining restaurant, Hundredfold, and plan to come back in a month or two and see if the vibe has gotten better. Very reminiscent of the Atlas Mall and the Americana Mall mixed together, not too different. Looking forward to its growth. Seems nice to walk around and sit and people watch. Hopefully they'll have some live music and outdoor activities to enjoy between all the retail therapy going on - plenty of upscale staples, check out the website.

I came here several times only for IKEA! Parking is impossible here. Got to wait for an open spot…read moreclose to the mall! This IKEA is really good when it comes to security compared to the one in Brooklyn where you got security checking everyone's receipts to see if you stole anything. Since this one is in Long Island, everything is seamless when checking out. Both IKEA locations still got the same type of products. This Broadway mall also has a movie theater where you can catch a late night movie after shopping and eating so that's a plus! Movies inside a mall is a must for me!

Sad to say the entire food court is now closed. Redevelopment is supposedly already taking place…read more According to The Long Island Insider: "The site will get a massive overhaul and modern makeover into an open-air shopping and dining destination known as The District". Ikea, Target and Round One will remain. I read a BJ's is also coming. I'll miss the old mall, lots of memories with my toddler there (at the time).

Hi, welcome back to Tri-County! How can you rate this place below 5 for it is exactly what it says…read moreit is - bizarre (oh I see it's Bazaar)? Seriously though if this is your kind of place then you'll love it. Good buys. Great people. Earthy aromas. It's basically a giant old indoor flea market. It's a huge building with a plethora of different vendors. They also feature a surprisingly good food court - ample selection of decently priced high calorie eats.

Nice place to browse around. Lots of parking area from the front and the back. The stalls here are…read moreunique and interesting. Not all the booths are open, I'm not sure if they ever are.

I used to love Woodbury Plaza. I'm here practically every day for some reason or another. But…read morelately they've decided to take a quarter of their parking lot and build an additional building. Why don't they have enough tenants in the front? It's cause a tremendous traffic snarl. It's awful now there's no place to park and I can't imagine anywhere once the new businesses come in. I think they've gotten greedy. Woodbury Plaza shame on you.