I've driven on Bruckner Blvd countless times, not realizing the major transformation that has taken…read moreplace in this part of Soundview. In addition, a major redevelopment is underway where Toys R Us, Kmart and various small retailers once stood. Now in April 2026, finally taking the time to stop by, it's enlightening to see this mall transformed to include an Aldi's, additional shopping options, fairly clean walkways, plus some hints of natures greenery revitalizing and improving the area. Looking forward to the constructions completion expanding the options of Bruckner Commons.

So many nice stores and options here. I remember when Caldors changed to Kmart and now i hear it's…read moregoing to be a target. When toys r us was huge and pizza hut was a hit. So many clothing stores for women that have changed to sneaker stores. When the 99 cent store was there and now it's a huge Burlington. And finally, i worked at keyfood during college that's now a really nice ShopRite. This area is always changing and updating and there's always parking available for those shopping. There's also several buses that come to this area.

When I got to location there is a big sign informing that the market had been relocated 121 on…read moreMalcom X blvd and the listed location was having construction work being done. The energy in this location is incredible. I have heard about this location and glad finally got the chance to visit it on a trip to Harlem. As you walk by each vendor they are so welcoming, friendly and no pressuring to buy buy buy (in my experience). The vibrant colors of the different bags, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, clothing, fabrics. Many handcrafted pieces and some vendors had oils, incense and the different butters to name a few, shea and mango. The items are priced accordingly and most venders did tap to pay, Zelle and or cash. Good to know as someone may not always have cash on them.

This an incredible market. It is a great source for almost…read moreanything you need: Clothing, jewelry, skincare, textiles...the list goes on an on. The goods come from various countries on the African continent. The prices are reasonable and sometimes negotiable. There are many different vendors, so I can't make a broad generalization about service. Suffice it to say, you will not leave without being helped.

The Target with CVS, Starbucks, inside is indispensible in this neighborhood. Free WiFi and a…read moreplace to sit while prescriptions are filled while you're there, plus look at stuff you can buy for less elsewhere. Very little furniture, outdoor, or garden. This Marshall's has few home goods or gourmet foods or gifts, which is a huge disappointment. Sally Beauty, always a bit meh, and this is the Bronx, baby! get with it. Outdoor vendors in summer are nice, parking, limited can recycling... possibly the worst Panera I've seen, but I'd heard it fell off.

Pants down they have the absolute worst Target store I've ever been in. Only reason people go there…read moreis because of convenience. I regret going in there every time

I come here for some of the stores. BJ's, Five Below, Home Deport, Lidl, JC Penny, Marshall's,…read morePetco, Target, and TJMAXX to name a few. There are more stores and some that are long gone. Miss Michaels and Nordstrom Racks. The food court is a bit scattered and not the best options. Red Lobsters is all the way past across the parking lot. Yes. You need to walk across the parking lot which is a WALK. Apple B's which is there and find it to be the worst food. There is also Chik-fill-A (recently opened), Panera, pizza shop, and a burger place. I believe there is an Olive Gardens. Not all food stops will be together in one spot. Most all are separate and walking distance. You have the East and North side of Gateway. Large open space with many stores on both sides. I don't mind the walking, but it is a walk when you have to go from Target across the ramp to JC Penny or Petco. Not all the stores are in one location. The stores are spread out. If you can, try to do your shopping early. Don't wait past noon because the stores are crowded, long lines, and tons of traffic. My least place at the this mall is Shop Rite. You feel like you walk into a Zion every time. I have never seen a supermarket overly crowded. You can barely move your shopping cart. By the way, speaking about shopping carts, make sure you have a quarter to spare. No more free shopping carts. Must pay a quarter. I usually visit for some of the stores, but not all. It is a good open space and walk. I just avoid going at certain times of the day and weekends can be chaotic. The value of things at this location varies on what it is you are looking for. You could find good deals. How to get there? Definitely by car. There is a bus station, but good luck waiting.

Well considering I live in the neighborhood I'm here almost every day. It's nice to shop around…read morehere cause it's not as crowded for the most part and I've yet to see any muggings or people going crazy. The best part is you don't really have much people begging for money so it's rather tranquil. There's some choices for grocery shopping, clothes, food. So overall it's worth it to hang out here.

I enjoy coming to this location but depending on time rush hour traffic can be insane come either…read moreearly or later on during the evening. They have Petco, Target, T.J.Maxx a few restaurants such as Applebees and Sarku of Japan. Watch out when parking some of these people are blind to other cars around them.

Free parking most of the stores on the upper level. Target is downstairs but can also be reached…read morefrom the top Target TJ Maxx Chipotle Wine & Liquor Apple's Bees Subways T-Mobile Five Guys Havana Starbucks Beauty Supply Pet Land Urgent Care Popeyes

Small shopping mall with parking in the center off Bartow Avenue. All kinds of stores and fast food…read morerestaurants, pharmacy, library. Surrounded by buses including Bx12SBS on Co-op City Blvd, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30 on Asch Loop. Interstate 95 nxt to it. A few minutes of walking will take you to Bay Plaza Mall.

Came here yesterday to eat at Xin Hi. This place is more of a strip mall as there is a parking lot…read morein front of the stores. The mall is similar to the strip mall in Jackson Heights, which has 8 stores. The place is 15 minutes from Gun Hill Road train station.

This shop is amazing! You will find so many hidden diamonds in this shop. You will not get better…read moreprices anywhere else. He carries one of a kind items that you will never find anywhere else. The owner is so amazing. Stop by, you will never go anywhere else.

Thirdeyethrowbacks is single-handedly one of the most welcoming retail business that I have had the…read morepleasure of visiting. Even if you are not trying to buy anything, the atmosphere of the store immediately transports you to a museum embedded and filled to the brim with nostalgic pieces and decorations. The owner, Justin, always greets me upon entering and is such a delight to interact with. Every time I decide to go here my Girlfriend has to remind me to not stay for hours because that is honestly how fun it is to visit the shop. Discovering a place in the Bronx to shop, and just find a hub for individuals that share my interest is a blessing. I thank the third eye community for welcoming and specifically the owner Justin. I highly recommend everyone shopping here, it is like traveling through time and finding a room full of your childhood belongings. Keep it up Justin, can't wait to see what you have in store. It's unreal to see this in the Bronx.

Nice place to visit when visiting the World trade Center. Good selection of stores. 5 stars.read more

Great retail venue near the 9/11 memorials and World One. Wide selection of stores. There are also…read moremany places nearby with great food offerings.