I came to work near Edgewater Commons today. I arrived quite early. I took the bus and discovered…read morethis spot--a place to walk and rest while facing the Hudson River and a view of Manhattan. It is truly spotless and very comfortable for relaxing in the shade of huge the trees. There are plenty of greenery. It is very peaceful--a great place to rest, pray, or meditate. I highly recommend it if you are in the area. You can come to shop at the nearby mall--there's a Target, Marshalls, Burlington, Starbucks, a taco shop, an Acme, and much more. You could come here first to exercise or simply enjoy the view of the Hudson and the tranquility, and then do your shopping--or vice versa. It comes highly recommended. I'm not sure who manages this place--whether it's the state government or someone else--but it is very well maintained, with plenty of trash cans and benches for enjoying the view. It's Free. Kudos to the entire team responsible for the maintenance and the vision of having a place like this right in the middle of the city. Blessings and hugs.

shopping area next to some other shopping areas (notably Mitsuwa) just off of river road. the whole…read morearea is under development now that the golf place has been bought out. decent roster of stores: target, acme super market, party city, bed bath and beyond, a McDonald's, Staples, Wine shop, nail place, and some casual restaurants like Outback steakhouse and Brooklyn PIzza (whaat?!). decent view of the west side of manhattan. remember blue laws: on Sunday's, everything will be closed except acme, the food places, and maybe staples. gotta love Bergen County!

This large strip mall has two anchor stores, Cosco and Walmart with about a dozen restaurants and…read morefast food vendors to boot which in my opinion Chik-fil-A being the most popular one. It's accessible from both Route 17 and 46 with Teterboro Airport across the road. My main hangups here and way I only gave 3 stars is; #1 The parking lot's horrendous design, especially in order to exit out you, have to compete with cars coming from all 4 directions to get on the main road to leave the parking lot by risk life and limb. So bad that I have ovoilded coming here and would drive 8 extra miles to get to the stores and restaurants in Paramus. #2 Is New Jersey's antiquated Blue Laws where on Sunday you can get groceries, and a bottle of Voka but not buy a paintbrush or a pair of socks.

This location is well stocked with a good variety of product selection (you'll find something you…read moredidn't think you needed lol). I specifically was looking for organization items, and bought: - a white plastic basket ($4.50) to keep my laundry essentials in one place - 2 twist top containers ($1.99 each; one for laundry detergent pods, one for laundry powder) - a 12" L basket (1.99) to keep items under my sink stored neatly A(nother) successful trip at Daiso!

Every city should have a Daiso. It's my favorite discount store. You can find unique gadgets that…read moreare very useful. Service and store is always on point. Everything is very organized. It makes for a great shopping experience.

Always fun to stop in and browse the different items that are here. A little expensive for some…read moreitems but I guess if you want the item you would pay the price. But a great variety of toys, models, clothes, and other Asian knickknacks.

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.

Cool plaza with multiple food stores: Pho, Greek food, Sushi, Boba tea, etc. Decent amount of…read moreparking and street parking in case the parking lot is full. Definitely worth coming to check out : )

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.

Love a nice full sized Daiso especially when it's across a Mitsuwa! entered the store with one item…read morein mind and I needed to get a basket. Don't be silly like me and grab a basket during entrance you will need it! I got some party decorations, cups and various candies and snacks. Super quick check out.

I bring my kids to Mitsuwa often and they buy from the bookstore and from Little Japan and usually…read morewe get snacks at Daiso. Eventhough it is overpriced and I can get the snacks elsewhere cheaper... like 99 Ranch. Usually a quarter of the price. My iid grabbed a bear plushie and the wall price said 6 and used to be 8. I checked the rest of the bears and there was only one type of this bear and the picture is next to the price. The guy at the register first said he'd trust me and was going to change the price but looked concerned like he'd get in trouble. I told him, I'll show you on the wall. He said he's the only one there and the line was forming. I told him take care of everyone else first. I'll go take a photo. And I did and it did show the $6 price with the plush doll as an image next to the price. He refused to price correct it. He said he had no code when in the beginning he was going to change it to match the price. It rung up as $12. Businesses like this taking advantage of customers at the register don't last very long. Especially, when customers start getting savvy to the scam. P.S. I found the same plush on Amazon for $4.99 I can also get it from a number of random shops in Westfield or Willowbrook for $5. No thanks. Won't shop here again.

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

Let's start with the pros for this location. I found many deals and good quality clothes and shoes…read morefrom this particular store. However, service can be improved. I was looking for a particular cosmetics which was locked. I called for a help for 4-5 times and waited about 10 minutes. Nobody came. I finally turned to an employee at the jewelry department and she called one of her coworker. When I told her that I had waited over 10 minutes, she replied, "I was looking for you on the other side." The issue here is that I ran the bell(?) at the cosmetic side and the location she mentioned was the other department. It is not a big store and I was standing there over 10 minutes looking around to see if I can any employees. Just simple sorry would have done it insteading making a lame excuse. By the way, despite the nonexistent service, this store has many great deals you can find.

My wife loves to buy their incredible moissanite jewelry! She really enjoys the prices and keeps…read moregoing back for more!