Quaker Bridge Mall

This is a decent sized mall. It had alot of the popular stores you would normally see at other malls. Food court area is kind of small. But it does have variety of restaurants located here so that makes up for it. It doesnt seem like it has frequent shoppers here but overall pretty adequate mall for some retail therapy.

Quaker Bridge Mall has seen better days. There used to be a Disney store way back when (it's now Victoria's Secret). There used to be 4 anchor stores at one time. Heck, there was even a movie theater way back, well before I was born.

Many of those stores have long closed. You have some of your big ticket stores (Apple, Macys, JCPenney, Loft, Ann Taylor, and Coach), but there's still a lot of empty to me. I guess it is what happens when there are only 2 anchor stores. If you want to get some steps in, however, this isn't a bad spot. Just a lot of empty space. Also, if you want to stay cool in the sweltering heat, not a bad idea.

They don't get enough food traffic, but I suggest trying to bring in some better food options. However, some of the other Simon malls don't have great options either.

With that said, there's an interesting sneakerhead place that opened up recently.... that was kinda cool.

Ten years from now you can see the Quaker Bridge Mall housing car dealers, medical testing facilities and storefront divorce attorneys but for now, with a newly minted Dollar Store and the empty husks of a Sears and Lord & Taylor weighing it down, there's not much left except Macy's and a last minute emergency gift on Christmas Eve that merits a visit. Quaker Bridge stopped trying years ago and it shows.

The overall vibe is still late 1970s neon sheen without a whiff of nostalgia. There's nothing here I want that can't be waiting on my doorstep in 24 hours and there isn't even the kitsch of a Swiss Colony Cheese Log to validate the trip.

The Quaker Bridge Mall is truly the land that time forgot. I guess I'll have to settle for a few defective extension cords from the Dollar Store and a while-u-wait hip replacement from the pop up surgical center that's coming sometime in 2025. Two very sorry stars.

A lot of nice stores including the sports store (by Macys on the second floor, i can't remember the name but I bought an Eagles mug from them; my fav football team forever! I love the Victoria's Secret and Pink and all the clothes and accessories, etc. they have. They have great value at the stores too. The Santa there for 2023 is friendly even to adults and kids alike. my favorite place to eat in the food court is Popeyes, and downstairs they have Ramen Nagomi, best ramen ever! This mall has the best stores with a variety of stores and items from least expensive to moderately high priced. You can get great deals too at most stores. This mall is one of my favorites. The mall is clean too in my opinion. The workers in most stores and restaurants were pretty professional and friendly.

Downstairs outside of JC Pennys is a brick store that buys,sells and trade Lego sets. It's an awesome store that my kids always ask to stop in.

This location is conveniently located on business route with plenty of parking space to park. The mall has been renovated couple of years ago and to be honest it feels the same, except for the food court. Finally management was able to bring greater variety of food vendors: Aunties to Popeyes. The stores are small and usually do not have much of fresh stock. Overall, it's clean and practical.

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I went to the Macy's at this mall and was highly disappointed. My sister was getting married nearby and I forgot my dress shoes at home. I figured Macy's will save the day but boy was I wrong. Not only was their selection of mens shoes very, very limited, they didn't have my size in any of the options I selected. I then walked the mall and found an Aldo's store and they too didn't have my size in any of the options I chose. I gave up and drove about 30mins to a friends house and borrowed a pair. One good thing I can say is that they did have the 2 tank tops at PACSUN that my daughter has been looking for and couldn't seem to find in NYC at all.

This mall has everything I need. All the shops I buy from are right in this mall and to top it off the food court is pretty good. Definetly my favorite mall that I go consistently in my opinion.

What a sorry sad mall! Not much air conditioning either! I'm sorry I didn't spend any money here due to the fact who wants to try on clothes all sweaty? Gasping for air because the stores were just so stagnant. I was told this is the norm, not that it is just a one time thing I got to experience....

No wonder strip malls are more popular these days!

The mall has been remodeled in recent years so it is light and bright and it relatively well kept. The main department store is Lord & Taylor and Macy's but they also have a JCPenney.

The food court has a pretty decent assortment and there are some other food vendors throughout the mall, (Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, Godiva, Auntie Anne's).

I used to work at the Ocean County Mall which is much smaller and has so much less to offer. That being said, I prefer Quaker Bridge to Ocean County but, I would say this still ranks lower on my list of favorite Malls in NJ.