This used to be a higher end, upscale mall. It's now a bit run down, but not terrible. It still has…read morelots of big box stores, but also small boutiques and pop ups. For example, there is an entire storefront devoted to claw machines. There is another store called "mystery bins" that has a random assortment of items that kind of look like they fell off a truck. There is a rope obstacle course for kids on the upper floors of the mall. Cool concept, but a little off putting that things could fall from above on to shoppers on the lower levels. Overall, it's a decent mall, but it has lost some of its luster over the years.

This mall has went downhill by quite a lot since I first started going…read more First, this mall is extremely empty, a lot of stores are closing down here. After the JCpenny and Lord & Taylor closed down, this place has only gone downhill. Second, its dirty as hell. Saw dead cockroaches in the food court and weird stains all around. This place doesn't get the care it needs anymore. Third, the mall is extremely close to dying. Don't get me wrong; this mall is very popular, but every time I visit it has less and less people visiting. I find this extremely sad to see, especially since I used to love going here with my dad, this mall has slowly been rotting due to neglect by the owners and is now destined to be demolished or completely renovated. I hope it can one day come back, but now I've lost hope for it at all.

The Closter Plaza is one of the biggest and nicest one within Bergen county. It has so many…read moredifferent types of shops that includes apparel, food, grocery, gym, liquor, movie theater, bakery, and so much more. Every week I visit the plaza for either Chipotle, Starbucks, Whole Foods or Target. The plaza is also home to Chase, Bank of America and PNC Bank. The plaza is very well maintained. I have always seen it clean. Police and security personnel always patrol the area for visitors safety.

I had a great time here. there's food shopping opinions pet shopping and a movie theater. In every…read morestore I went in. all the employees were very nice.

This is a big local plaza with over 25 different establishments that includes Starbucks, CVS, Gong…read moreCha, DQ, sushi place, ramen restaurant, wine store, and many more. The plaza is split into threee separate sections. There are plenty of parking spots all around the plaza. It provides great value to locals as they can buy food, drinks, and some the services from here. The plaza is mostly clean and well paved. Easy to drive between parking lots. There are multiple entrances. Couple of store locations are unoccupied that have odd appearance. But overall it is very popular among the locals.

This high-volume shopping plaza has a standstill Shake Shack, houses Verizon, K(Korean)FC, Hmart…read moreand a few retailers on one end of the strip- with Villaggio Italiano, Christmas Tree Shops plus others on the opposite end on Central Avenue's south bound lane in Hartsdale. Dalewood is highly visible from the street, has a couple of public bus stops, 2(?) traffic light entrances and 1 or 2 peek-a-boo entryways. The parking lot is big- but during Holidays and weekends, this place is just tight. Parking spaces here are the typical 8-maybe 9'- whereas Trader Joe's' spaces are bigger than that. Just saying. Dalewood Shopping Plaza doesn't have everything under the sun but with the few basics: eateries, a supermarket, a beauty supply, etc- it'll do.

At the Crossroads..........Shopping Center…read more Pretty sizable strip mall with some options. Book-ended by Home Goods/Modell's and DSW, there's a decent amount of stores to shop from depending on your tastes. The plaza is anchored by a weak Kmart. There used to be a supermarket here, but it was replaced by DSW and Pet Smart. The main eatery is Applebee's, but there is a Chipotle and Bagel Oven also around. Five Below, Gamestop, and Pier 1 are among some of the other businesses here. Parking is pretty decent and even during a busy time, I've never had any issues finding a spot. If you're one of those who feel compelled to park as close to the stores as possible, then you might be searching for a while. There are a few different entrances/exits into this plaza as well. What more can I type about the name of a shopping center other than compared to some others in the area, it's not bad, it's structured well, and has some decent to good shopping options.

Cool shopping plaza. This the best part are the eateries in the place. There is a Whole Foods-esk…read moresupermarket, jeweler, I believe a day spa and a gym called "The Gym". Again, the variety of places to eat in the plaza is the highlight.

PROS: This shopping plaza has some nice stores. They have a five below, dollar tree, starbucks, and…read moresome clothing stores as well. Their lot is very big as well CONS: All along the sidewalk you had some sleazy people which made me feel really unsafe. OVERALL: If i were to run in and quickly get something than yeah I'll come back, but if you aren't able to defend yourself against someone in public i would travel in a group here

I'm surprised there's nothing written about it. It's a…read morecenter that has outdoor stores. Whole Foods and kohl's seem to be the biggest attractions. Party city and baby store. I'll look it up. Carvel ice cream and a deli. Home goods and dsw are there too. Some stores have closed models and pier one. As well as the pet store that was there. Leaping lizards use to be there too. There is a lot of parking. Jembro and staples are in the back area along with a store that sells appliances "Tripoli." Rumor has it that a target or Walmart is coming here. And jembro is moving to front. I can't wait to find out which one.