Belmont Park Village

What first caught my eye was that sophisticated shade of green. The moment I stepped through the entrance, it felt as if I had walked into a little town from a fairy tale. Then I was genuinely amazed by how beautifully everything was designed. As I wandered through the space, I could feel the thoughtful touches and refined details everywhere—like the heated seats for winter and the differently styled restrooms. I’m really looking forward to seeing more shops open here soon. Strolling around this place is truly an enjoyment.

We came here for our daughter 's first treat and trick! Very fancy and elegant shopping area, with free parking. Absolutely clean and high tech facilities. Most store sales , concierge staff are welcoming and patient with kids! Quiet and few people around, recommend for people want to avoid crowds. We will definitely come back and hope more stores open soon.

The restrooms are super nice and clean. You should visit them. Spotless interiors and smells nice inside. Many of the stores aren’t open yet, so that’s a bummer, but the walkway is very picturesque. Fire spot to get flicked up with a Moncler steezy on. Also, the staff are all friendly and chill. There was a total of 2 security guards working from what I saw. There is a good amount of parking, but as more stores open, more parking will open as well. Overall, 5/5 experience. Would I ever visit again? Yes. But with my family and friends.

We had a great time at the Belmont Park Village. We live in north shore LI, and only took 15 minutes to get there on Saturday. They did a wonderful job decorating for the holiday and all the stores were upscale and had competitive pricing. Not all the stores were open yet but still there were plenty of stores to visit. So many unique stores that are not available in other malls. Neuhaus reminded of us of recent trip to Belgium. They had tasting of chocolates and truffles. Many restaurants (even take out) were upscale and beautifully decorated. NorthFace was one of the busiest place with everything 50-60% off. Coach had great sales. Many European boutiques and upscale dinings made us feel like we were visiting town in Europe. Mostly, we were impressed by their special decor of outdoor seating. They had heated seats with Christmas blankets! Wood fire smells and felt so nice and bring up the holiday cheers! They had the promotion going on that they give out complimentary BonBon with $175 purchase. Take receipts to the concierge and they give out a voucher. We dined at the restaurant and food was superb! We already made few other plans to meet up with our friends and family at the restaurant in December. Can’t wait to return to do more shopping and dine at the beautiful restaurant.

Belmont Park Village is giving full Winter Wonderland vibes this season. From charming boutiques to warm cafés, every corner feels like a holiday postcard. The best part? Free parking makes the whole experience stress-free. If you're heading to UBS Arena, this spot is the perfect pre-or post-event stop.

5th Avenue comes to queens. Fine shops, very manicured, stylish grounds with all kinds of amenities that include wool blankets and heated seats for year-round comfort. Interesting architecture and public spaces complete with games: Checkers, chess, and ping pong. There are even concierge services, so you don't have to carry your bags of shopping.

I finally visited after wanting to go there since it opened. The outside mall is a great place to hang out and visit. The streets and sidewalks were spotless and the outside decor is immaculate. It gives the vibes of the upstate outlets, however all of the stores are super high end. I believe it may turn out to be a mistake on whoever was the person that thought to make it a high end shopping center. I'm not sure if the unknown stores were the reason that the area was pin dropping silent and barely empty with pedestrians. I went mid day on a Thursday and it was basically a ghost town. It is such a beautiful place to visit with the outside patio seating, old time vintage look, chess games atop of the sidewalk tables where anyone can sit and engage in a match (the chess pieces are even provided for game players). With all the loveliness it was unfortunate to see that there were only a handful of folks there to enjoy. My adult son and I had lunch for my birthday at one of the restaurants (perhaps I'll return to write a review of the eatery). It was a French restaurant which the name presently escapes me. It was super lovely as well. There is a total of 28 stores there to shop at, but most are high end European boutiques. Out of the 28 stores I only was familiar with 3 (Samsonite, Northface, and Swarovski). I sure hope the traffic picks up in the Belmont Village, as it would be devastating to see such a hidden treasure close down for a lack of clientele due to poor planning by the developer. Perhaps it would be more successful if they lose the high end stores and bring more reasonably priced shops that may draw more shoppers to enjoy the area. I do recommend folks stopping by at least for the aesthetics, and also to support the businesses.

Very impressive outlet. It is quiet and clean. Parking is free. I went inside a couple of stores, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I am looking forward to seeing the other stores open next spring.

Belmont Park Village is the newest edition to the Hempstead area, walking distance from the UBS Arena and Belmont Racetrack. The shops are easy to find, and parking is free. Upon entering, I realized how open and spacious and empty it was. The stores are not your typical storefront, it resembles a townhouse community. This is a high end boutique with mostly French and Italian designers , think Valentino, Thome Brown and Missino. Some of the stores are not open, and there is a whole other side that's schedule to open early 2026. I didn't see many dinning options but they do have small dessert and coffee trucks. My sister brought some Rayban meta glasses from Solaris and the salesperson was very helpful.

It is a new shopping center in the area, however, most of the stores are not open yet. The landscape design is amazing and management is ready for Christmas. Lots of outdoor sitting spaces and some heaters and heated seats were put in for the winter season. They also had different activities for shoppers (chess set, ping pong table, Santa mailbox, etc.) Most stores were having sales for the holiday seasons, but again, only limited numbers of stores were open. It would be a better shopping experience once the stores are fully operated. There is a very small parking lot by the southern entrance, however, the Belmont Parking Garage (northern entrance) is available and it offers complimentary parking for Belmont Park Village guests. I would definitely come back again once all stores are open.

Luxury,elegant,beautiful little village. elegant stores with European brands . like the heated seats outside for winter overhead heaters or fire pits available , this place is truly an enjoyment.friendly staff . Clean and a pleasure to walk through.

What a wonderful space that looks like you're walking in a city with a beautiful shopping area. There aren't a lot of stores open now, but so many windows said " opening soon" or "opening spring 2025". We stopped into Tumi, Rains and Swarovski. The employees were incredibly friendly and helpful. It was a rainy and cold day but the stores were heated nicely inside for us to get warm and look around. The outside areas have beautiful seating and tables and sculptures. There was a small portable coffee stand and they made a tasty latte! I absolutely can't wait to visit again when the weather is nice and more stores are open.

I came in today so excited about it. There's not many people there or do not know about it, so it's deserted a bit. However, they have great outdoor seating, & should definitely take advantage of that if possible until it becomes popular and there won't be any places to sit, lol. They have a lot of high-end stores all of them are outlets, so all of them are discounted prices. The store I came to see was the Kurt Geiger outlet store, which I loved and I even purchased an item. So definitely happy about that, and we'll definitely return to do some more shopping. Lol. The only issue is had was the wifi/ internet service was really weak. Follow me at : tiktok.com/@cynsclosetchronicles for a longer review

I absolutely loved what they did at the Belmont Park Village. It's beautiful a lot of shops aren't opened yet but I can tell there's some good shops coming. So far I saw Palm Angels, The NorthFace, LongChamp, Valentino, Lacoste, Roberto Cavali to name a few. The design is super cute, they have dog sculptures, chess tables, lounge chairs & fire pits. There's a concierge service. Parking was free but I don't think it'll stay free. UBS & The Park at UBS is across the street so it's a nice addition to the neighborhood.

If you build it, the people will come. New mall with a few stores open, but many planned to be opened in 2025. Many well known luxury brand name stores with discounted pricing. So far only a few stores open, Longchamp, Allsaints, Swarovski, Rains, Roberto Cavalli to name a few. Parking is free and plenty. The mall is across the street from the UBS arena. The place is well built and when they eventually open more stores, this place is great to go shopping. Pret a Manger is open for food options and a coffee cart. The staff in the many different stores were all very professional and accommodating.

This outdoor mall is the best kept secret on the Queens /LI border ! Went today and it was virtually empty . It's across from the USB Arena and Belmont Park . The exit is 26A if you are coming from the cross -Island . There is an outdoor lot and a covered parking lot bit are currently free . If you are taking the L.I.R.R. or Bus Q2 there is a shuttle to get you to the other side wheee the stores are . There's a Valentino , Vivienne Westwood , Tumi ans a host of other stores opening . Not sure if the hours but I can't wait to see this place during the holidays . It's giving Woodbury Commons vibe . The bathrooms are amazing !

This place is really a small village unto itself. It's as if they took Madison Avenue and planted it next to the racetrack: all high end, expensive retailers. And even though I could never dream of buying a $600 shirt, I still loved the place. Free parking indoors or out (for now), this is a really gorgeously designed place. Less than 20% of the stores are currently open, but all the spots seem to be rented. And the bathrooms you pass as you walk along the immaculate, wide paths are the most gorgeous restrooms I have ever seen. I usually rush out of public bathroom, but here, I sat in an upholstered chair in the 'lobby' to wait for my wife. Hoping she would take her time.

Came here on a Saturday to check out the new area. Free parking and pretty empty...FOR NOW. This place is very nicely built. Very clean and lux. It's a very very nice area to walk around and it seems as though they been doing a lot of promotional events. Lunar new year they gave out a coins which were used to roll a wheel for red envelope for various gifts. Most of the stores are currently closed but are expected to open soon, probably in 2 months time. They have various mid to pricey store so depending on the person, you may or may not shop here. Workers all around have been extremely friendly and welcoming. Would suggest people to come check it out while it's free parking!

The horses are running in Saratoga while the racetrack itself is being redone. I miss the races. UBS arena is great and the shops at Belmont Park Village are beautiful, if you can afford to shop there. The stores are filled with very high end designers and there are only 2-3 food venues, mostly bougie coffee. I'm not sure who is coming to Elmont to buy $400 sweaters and not eat but good for them!

Beautiful shopping center!!! It has high end mostly European brands with significant discounts. I was able to get really great prices for bags, shoes, and pants. Because they aren't crowded, the service is amazing! People who work there are really friendly. It felt like personal shopping experience at some of the stores. They do need some additional options (maybe a lifetime gym, waxing center, salons) to attract shoppers. I also wish there was accessibility to the shops from both sides of the street. Currently if I'm coming from east, there's no left turn option into the stores so I end up having to make a u turn! The shops have added a lot to the surrounding working class locations. Hoping the shops' aesthetic extends to the adjacent areas.

It's new, lits of stores have not opened yet, but it's a nice quiet place and looks cute.

Early stages and all the stores are not open yet but this place looks BEAUTIFUL!!!! Everything looks great, bathrooms are immaculate and it just feels high end overall.

The place is a gem, Ive been to this place a couple of times and so far, it makes you feel in a different place clean shopping was a breeze, and most of all it's secured esp my fav are the clean surroundings, bathrooms are impeccably maintained

Beautiful place to stroll and shop, aesthetically pleasing. Shops are upper end but well priced. Restaurants are clean and less crowded than mall food courts. Lotsa parking with EV charging available.

Great Shopping Center. Lots of high end stores looks so fantastic right next to UBS Arena only a few stores are open, but more will be open up in 2025.

I can't believe I'm making the first yelp review for Belmont Park Village but this is exciting. Considering I grew up in the area I'm glad they utilized all that unused space to this beautiful shopping village. The parking is free and the garage is huge. I entered the village and I was blown away with how beautiful they made this mall. They have a concierge when you first walk on who explains to you what is in the village that is open and what will be coming. This village is complete luxury and I'm so happy this came right down the block from my house! They are going to be opening a bunch of store around the holidays such as Lacoste, Citizen watches, Baccarat, The North Face store, Islanders merchandise store, Longchamp, Pret A Manger and more! I thought it was going to be like a tanger outlet but this is more similar to the Americana mall in Manhasset. I have to complement the builders on the restrooms. They have family restroom, gender neutral and a room to breast feed which is great for parents. Also, my boyfriend mentioned the mens bathroom has a changing table which is hard to come by but important for single dads with babies. The womens bathroom is gorgeous and I am so impressed with the decor and design of the bathroom. The furniture around the village is beautiful as well and very comfy. They even offer luggage drop off for people who are coming from the airport and shuttles from the LIRR. I can't wait to see everything open and love how they are making a beautiful village in the Elmont neighborhood.

My wife and go for our daily walk in Belmont Park almost everyday a stop and have coffee and a muffin at Pret good coffee nice atmosphere .

Beautiful place but whoever set this place up should have thought this through. It is located in Elmont which is a low to middle class area with people that can't not afford a $300 sweater or $700 shoes. This place should have been built in Oyster Bay or Old Brookville. I did not see anyone (the few people I saw there) with any shopping bags. All the HIGH end stores had sales of 40-60% off (i wonder why - cause they can't sell anything). These stores will close within a 2-3 years since their prices are outrageous. Great place to walk around but thats about it. An espresso from a truck was $5 and it was small as my thumb. What a ripoff.

don't waste your time. Barely any stores are open and the stores that are open suck. Very limited and ugly selection. It's always a ghost town. Also, It's like a maze! It's does not flow naturally! One way in and u exit on the other side -- only a one way!

This village is amazing the design reminded me of so many places I've been couldn't pin point but so familiar and grand . Jess sorry if I messed ur name concierge was lovely she greeted my friend and myself and when we finished shopping stop by the office and got all the tea .amazing guest services got free hot chocolate it's just grand !! Went there to shop at Swarovski found great inventory and prices . The staff just beyond amazing ! shout out to Andy Mellissa and Amanda who were so great and the service forgetbiutit!! The way my gifts were wrapped and cared for was a service you don't see very often! Went on Saturday Jan 11 weather was miserable or would have stayed longer grabbed a bite a pret manager and sat outside on the fab chairs and tables setup throughout the property! Can't wait for spring to really enjoy ! The only downside when we were leaving there must have been an event Hempstead turnpike was very backed up toward CIP and leaving but I went east back to Long Beach home I knew all the back streets since I grew up in Elmont but just be mindful of that . Many free guest services really accommodating. A must visit to shop and enjoy the village ! Best victoria and my bff Richie who also loved it !