Moorestown Mall

Your typical mall, relentlessly declining due to online buying.

Most of the big boys have left. Most of the few replacements are lightweights. About two thirds of the stores are empty.

Essentially, one big glorified five and dime with a smattering of mostly no-name restaurants.

But this was a gorgeous, thriving, full mall just 15 years ago. Blame the Internet for the dwindling.

Love this terrific little family mall! Miss these malls so much, smaller mall but fun to stroll through with fun atmosphere.

You don't see these kinds of malls much anymore, usually malls are mega malls with two floors and huge outlet stores and restaurants. This is a sleepy, fun mall that is just a pleasure to walk through. Great if you've got little kids they got lots of little fun things to do here.

The mall is extremely clean and the stores are really handy and fun. I love the little food court in the middle of the mall. Such a great place to go especially with kids they have little parks in there. Cool little buggy cars for them to ride.

This was also the location for the Burlington county coronavirus vaccine mega site. And that's how I got my chance to see the place. All I have to say is definitely stop in sometime you could walk the entire mall in five or 10 minutes. Cute place I wish I had one like this left in my hometown.

Nice mall, even though it's a little lacking.

Came to this mall because I was going to Yard House. Afterwards, I decided to take a walk inside.

It's actually a nice, spacious, and generally comfortable mall. It has a good look to it and I'm not sure if they renovated it more recently. There was a lack of "name" stores however, though the selection isn't too bad. They have the anchor stores of Lord & Taylor and Sears along with a Regal multiplex.

They have a basic food court and some restaurants such as Yard House. There's also the typical mid mall staples like Auntie Anne's and Cinnabon.

Overall there's no a bad selection of stores, though it feels empty in spots and some areas where stores used to be are abandoned. It could be because it was a Thursday, though it's a summer Thursday at the same time. Some new stores are opening, such as Go - but there seemed to be missing something here. I'm not referring to those brands that consider themselves "high end" (could care less about those brands honestly) either.

There's Hot Topic, Five Below, H & M, an F.Y.E., Hallmark, Home Sense, Children's Place, the Foot Lockers, and so on. Again, not a bad selection for shopping.

They have a kid's area, but there's only statues and some rug for the kids to play on.

There's ample parking.

They post the mall "rules" or "code of conduct" in a few spots. Can't say I see that too often.

Overall a nice mall for a visit - whether to shop or just to browse. There is a good enough variety, but hopefully some different stores can make their way in here to give a little extra here.

This review is for the Food Court ONLY:

.... IF you could call it a food court. More like an Airport Waiting area! I went there for lunch today for a change of pace. There are (count them) FOUR stores for a quick lunch. Saladworks was the busiest venue (but $10 for a salad? It's a treat and where I ended up buying lunch) but a few folks also bought lunch at the Hot Dog place (formerly where Taco Bell stood). There was also a Pizza place and in a kiosk-type place in the middle was a Japanese-style food counter. The tables and chairs were nice, as were all the charging stations. Hence, the appearance of being an airport gate area. This mall is really dying as I saw few stores open in the area. I didn't walk around but I haven't had a need to check out the rest of the mall since Macy's closed.

My check in and review is only for the food court. Although the Mall has some great restaurants attached and some decent chain options such as Panera, Noodle & Co.,The Corner Bakery, Pei Wei, etc. that are nearby, the food court itself is pretty sad. There were only 5 choices when an errand took me to mall recently. The choices were (1) Subway, (2) Salad Works, (3) a Hot Dog grill type place, (4) Suki Hana -Asian mall food place and (5) Phila. cheese steaks.

It does look like they are renovating the food court area and hopefully they will be opening up some more and better options. I like this mall and I would like to see it do better and be able to come back and add a star or two.

Im thinking and hoping that this mall transforms for the best!

I dislike big malls so this one is my speed. I like their anchor stores of Macy's, Lord & Taylor & Boscovs. Sears os so so.

They also have a really nice Hallmark, Gertrude Hawk and some upscale shops.

The 'dining court' is being refurbished - right now it only has a Subway (yuck!) & a Saladworks. The area itself around where the future fast foods will be boasts plenty of room to pull out your electronics and relax.

The ladies room is quite large, lovely & clean!

Lastly, there is a movie theater that has reclining seats - hopefully like the AMCs!

I like shopping centers over malls but this one has a little of everything of what you need for a decent day of shopping or perusing.

Great local mall ! Like anything in America bit of a transition it's cute enjoyable. Son wife and I enjoyed the mall . Food courts was enough to feed you ! It has everything you need in a mall plus a few extra wrinkles of new and coming stores !
The idea the movies theater and mall are combined like the days made better (ooo we miss movies 2020 smh ) but please enjoy smile and eat with your family !

The Moorestown Mall is doing its best to stay relevant and popular. Recently the Mall has added new restaurants and a boutique row. It'll be interesting to see how the Mall does with the recent announcement of the Macys closure.

The eateries here are great- my favorites are The Yard House & Harvest. Both places have some killer happy hours. Their food court has a salad works and a Ritas that is open all year.

While the Mall doesn't have nearly as many stores as the Cherry Hill Mall, they do have some good ones. The Moorestown Mall is home to Boscovs, Sears, Lord & Taylor, Cotton On, Claires, A&E, Bath and Body Works, Kay Jewelers, and so much more.

Moorestown Mall also houses a movie theater with reclining seats! Make sure you book your tickets ahead of time if you want good seats- all seats are pre assigned.

Moorestown Mall also frequently holds different events- like pictures with Santa or the Easter Bunny for both kids and pets (book online to avoid the lines and pay the same price).

This mall is very very clean, It is very wonderful in the State of New Jersey. I like the people, how they wear Face Coverings because, it is very safe.

The lady at Claire's in Moorestown mall was so rude and ignorant. I can't believe people actually talk to people the way she did. I asked the young girl that worked there what was the lady name she said that the lady runs the store there. I was totally surprised of her being the boss after the rudeness from her. The young lady said the boss name is joyce. Someone really needs to speak with her about how people should talk to people, TOTALLY UNPROFESSIONAL! I definitely wont be going back to that store.....