Bergen Town Center

This is one of my favorite outlet store to go to, it's indoor, lots of parking spot and it's not crowded, although some of the store is closing and changing I still like to come here, they recently renovating the outside look of it, inside it's clean and organize their bathroom is also neat, It's crowded and busy on the weekends so I'm trying to come on a weekdays, some of my favorite store to go to is home goods, Burlington, Saks fifth, Bloomingdale's outlet and Marshall's all here.

Very busy shopping center offers many store brand options. Free parking lot for shoppers.

I like being able to walk outside if it's nice weather. The shopping stores are varied, there's also nice eateries and a Whole Foods Market. The parking is good.

Bergen county’s very own outlet mall, can’t get any better. Amazing place for discount shopping at places like Burlington, Saks off 5th, Nordstorm rack. Then there are other well known brands who have outlet stores here like Tommy Hilfiger, H&M, Nike, Old Navy, Marshall, Banana Republic, US Polo and few others. There’s a huge Sketchers store also. Outside the main building there’s also Adidas and Samsung stores. Beyond shopping, very popular place for grocery shopping as one end has a Target and the other end has a Whole Foods. The mall has some good food options like Sarku, and the only Cava in Bergen county. Hagen daaz, Dunkin, Wentzel, boba tea and few other food store available. Parking is almost impossible to get in outside area, better to park in the indoor garage, that always has spots available. The management does a good job of keeping the mall clean and up to standard. Over the years they have done many improvements to make it easier for shoppers to visit the outlet mall.

Lots of parking and lots of different types of stores to browse and shop. There are food places and small stalls for buying you’d. And with Gap and Tommy Hilfiger and POLO and Hand M and Old Navy and jewellery stores The mall has a very wide walkway and is wheelchair accessible. Upstairs and downstairs to browse and plenty of escalators. Dublin donuts and Hagen daaz kept the kids happy. Also a great Whole Foods

Great choices and almost everything available. Great variety for food ! Love going to this place.. fantastic location . All my fav shops in one place - Nike , adidas , target , Whole Foods , steak house , and other restaurants .. Parking is crazy on weekends and peak hours . Billing is slow in most of the stores. Price wise it’s very good . Lots of offers in many stores. Like it overall.. 👍👍👍

Have nice blended stores. Restaurants in area are tasty. Nice foot traffic... Cars...please slow down!!!!! People are walking!!!! Rather be here then Bigger Malls. Can get busy...certain times of the day..

Great job with shop collections, food places and cleanliness! I always stop by for any reason! Would love to see more spa like service places? Nails/hair/spa/massage ?

Today I entered to Marshalls, Bloomingdale's, and Nordstrom Rack. All three were freshly stocked. And I found great prices on them. Service and Bloomingdale's and Marshall's was great!

Came on new year day to return something. Nice time to walk around the mall. Not too many people. Many good brands like Tommy, Express and some good snacks stands like pretzels and ice cream. Mall is clean and spacious. Employees in the stores are nice and helpful. Discounts going on in many stores due to holiday season. Good price for many high end brands.

Bergen county's very own outlet mall, can't get any better. Amazing place for discount shopping at places like Burlington, Saks off 5th, Nordstorm rack. Then there are other well known brands who have outlet stores here like Tommy Hilfiger, H&M, Nike, Old Navy, Marshall, Banana Republic, US Polo and few others. There's a huge Sketchers store also. Outside the main building there's also Adidas and Samsung stores. Beyond shopping, very popular place for grocery shopping as one end has a Target and the other end has a Whole Foods. The mall has some good food options like Sarku, and the only Cava in Bergen county. Hagen daaz, Dunkin, Wentzel, boba tea and few other food store available. Parking is almost impossible to get in outside area, better to park in the indoor garage, that always has spots available. The management does a good job of keeping the mall clean and up to standard. Over the years they have done many improvements to make it easier for shoppers to visit the outlet mall.

A nice selection of department , specialty and upscale stores! Food court offers a variety of fast food options, Eddie V's and Fogo de chao are pretty good. Seasonal decor everywhere and I just enjoy coffee from starbucks sitting in the social garden.

Nice spot. 1) Though this place get overlooked for Garden State Plaza, it has good amount of dining and shopping space. 2) It has a Whole Foods and Target, which makes it a one stop shop for both. Which I love.

Great choices and almost everything available. Great variety for food ! Love going to this place.. fantastic location . All my fav shops in one place - Nike , adidas , target , Whole Foods , steak house , and other restaurants .. Parking is crazy on weekends and peak hours . Billing is slow in most of the stores. Price wise it's very good . Lots of offers in many stores. Like it overall..

What a great shopping center!!! There was Marshalls, home goods, Kohl's, Burlington, Whole Foods, Nordstrom rack, and more!!! Beautiful shopping mall with multiple stores. Upon arrival I thought it was all separate individual stores I was pleasantly surprised to be able to walk around inside and go into the stores. I'll definitely return! The Marshalls here had a huge selection of plus size clothing which was fantastic.

I love coming here to run errands and grab a bite. They have many stores all over from home goods, Marshall's, Nordstrom rack, saks 5th off, Bloomingdale's, target, and plenty of stores inside the town center. They also have a lot of dining options too!

Bergen Town Center is a nice mall. It has all your staple mall shops (e.g. GameStop) and eateries (e.g. Wetzel Pretzels) PLUS larger department stores (e.g. Target, Home Goods, Marshalls) and outlet stores (e.g. Gap and J Crew outlets). Also, there's Whole Foods and the gym inside BTC. I will find myself stopping by to do errands or whenever I need something specific from one of the stores here. The big pros for BTC are the variety of stores, discounts and sale finds in its outlet stores, and free parking. It's a good resource if you live and/or work in the area.

This has always been one of my favorite malls because of the selection of stores they have, particularly when they used to have a Century 21. Now they still have Off Saks fifty, Nordstrom rack, home goods, banana republic factory and target (a newer tenant). They also added a Whole Foods in recent years which I think is a good addition. Most of the stores here offer a good discount/ bang for your buck. They don't really have any luxury stores. The mall itself also doesn't feel as upscale or luxurious. It's pretty basic looking and the restaurants are also pretty middle of the road (Olive Garden, Ruth Chris steak house). I actually wish they had more food options, since they don't have a real food court like most malls. The fast casual options are spread out around the first level both inside and outside. Despite these issues, I still think this mall is one of the better ones in the area. Having saks, Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's all together alone makes it worth the visit.

First time coming to this mall it was during the Holiday Christmas rush. Very freaking crowded insane traffic just for everyone looking for parking. The line for Nike was a very long wait. They had great prices just had to look and be patient. Better kids and Mens selection then woman unfortunately. Cava was a new flavor experience and enjoyed every bite definitely will be back.

We decided to go to Bergen Town Center since it was close to our plans for the day. BIL is in town from Sweden, so he wanted to do some shopping before heading back. Things I loved: The JCrew Factory is separated into Men's and Women's/Children, so you really get a big selection / a full store devoted to each. I also loved that there was a Homegoods and Marshalls, two of my favorite stores. I picked up a ton of stuff at Homegoods and returned home a happy shopper. Parking is plentiful and also free. Things I didn't love: The food options are all scattered throughout the outlet and it was honestly super hard to find anything that didn't have at least 20 people in line. Overall, it is a solid option for outlets in the area and it's covered, so you don't have to worry about weather.

It's a good mall, not too crowded, less foot traffic, plus they have a decent selection of stores, though I think they should add more restaurants, maybe a "Subway" or something, or a "White Castle" that's just my opinion: UPDATE: And the Christmas trees are up!

What a dump!!!!!!!! Complete disgrace with security driving by not noticing anything. Idiots parking in the lane of traffic loading their cars and security does ZERO

Awesome Town Center near Bergen County. The accessibility is unparalleled and easy. Parking is ample. You know, when people from Philadelphia and Boston come to spend money here (because - I surmise - that their own malls are crumbling and dumpy), that this Mall is a picture perfect shopping experience by any and all measures. The variety of stores is gigantic. There are restaurants, food stalls and other dining options like fast food, hot dogs, Asian - you name it. Its all here! Easy to find. Easier to shop in. Absolutely one of the best. Safe. Sales. Savory food options that serve hot food promptly and with elegance. Review: 5+

Haven't been to this outlet mall for years and it has certainly redeemed itself to be one of the nicest malls/outlets in the area. I was sad to see that Century21 is no longer there. It does have other brand names such as Sals Off 5th Ave, Nordstrom Rack, Bloomingdales Outlet, Banana Republic Outlet as well as Marshall, Burlington Coat Factory, Nike outlet, Whole Foods and so on. Ample parking in the area and it does get crowded during the holiday season. It's also mostly indoor shopping although shops are scattered a bit in the area. Pretty decent food choices if you want to take a break and to grab a bit.

I hear often that internet is killing in-store sales. Maybe so, but come here on a Saturday. My goodness. I have never seen a hybrid strip/indoor mall like this and definitely have I never seen such a mess of a parking situation. Cars, cars and more cars. People lined up all up and down the aisles looking for and waiting for people to leave. I can't imagine how it must look here during the Holiday season. The mall itself is just that though a mall with stores surround the outside, I didn't notice anything outletesque about it. There was Nike store for example which you don't usually see outside of outlet centers but the only thing unique I notices was the big box stores like Target and Marshalls thrown in with your typical mall stores like Old Navy and H&M with a Whole Foods squeezed in and then restaurants on the outside. I see why this congests things and then I suppose the Bergen county mall closure may effect this area forcing people to come in droves to shop. I personally can't see myself justifying coming here, even if I was a local I might think twice if the crowds are norm for what I saw today.

PROS: This is one of the malls I like to visit every now and then. The mall is clean, has a gym, has many genres of stores, and the majority of them are discounted since this is a outlet mall. The staff is very nice here and I like multiple stores that this place has CONS: Parking is horrendous! Contant traffic in and out of parking space lanes makes it a nightmare to visit. Also, not all the stores are outlets; Target and Gamestop being two examples OVERALL: I would come here and every now and then, but other malls I like more. In this mall's case if I wanted to get something that would normally be expensive elsewhere I come here where it's cheaper

One of my friends asked me to take them to this outlet and I had no plans of shopping the way I did, LOL. We arrived around 10AM-10:30AM and there were LONG lines for NIKE and ADIDAS. The ADIDAS store didn't open until 11AM along with H&M and GAP. The NIKE store was open but the line was around the corner to get in. My friend said he was there the week before and waited an hour and a half just to get in Nike and then he waited another hour to check out. As bad as I wanted to check out the sneakers I bypassed the Nike store for the next visit. :-) I did go to H&M and got some cute summer stuff on sale. We then checked out Marshall's and Burlington Coat factory which had amazing sales on clothes, shoes and household goods. There was no line to enter either of these stores. Everyone had their masks on (COVIC19) and tried to practice social distancing. There were quite a few stores that weren't open that we passed. The inside part of the mall was closed and security stated only stores with outside entrances were going to open. We saw a few places to eat but nothing was open. I will definitely check this center out again to attempt to get in that Nike store and check out more stores as they slowly start to reopen.

This mall has the outlet versions of stores. It has pretty much everything you'd need at decent prices. I hear the parking is an issue from others, however, if you park in the parking garage, I've never had a problem finding parking there.

While the Bergen Town Center has lot of stores that I enjoy shopping at the parking lot is a DISASTER. It's always crowded here. The only time it is not crowded is if you get here somewhat early in the day, but even then it's a toss up. A lot of the stores within the shopping center has been changing in recent years, but in all it's still a great place to shop. It's pretty clean inside the mall and the pubic bathrooms are also satisfactory.

Large selection of stores. The mall could be a lot better with few improvements. Starting with seating options inside the mall. Only where the kids play there are enough seats. Second is the parking. So complicated that even the security couldn't tell me where I parked. And the funny thing is that I had a photo of the sign above my parking spot. So first I was sent to the wrong parking lot. And when I realized that I got back to them so they checked. 10 minutes spent for nothing.

Beautiful Outlets! I love that it's in a mall vs being outdoor mall. I came here specifically for the kid stores: Gymboree, Gap, Children's Place, Carter's, Oshkosh, Claire's and was blown away by the size of each store. They are all huge! The HomeGoods located downstairs is the largest HG's I've ever been in! I cannot wait to come back here (kid free) bc I had my 2 little shoppers with me!

Mall was nice and clean and it had great deals for fall. They have good eateries including a Ruth chris steak house. The stores vary from target to Bloomingdales. Parking is free and there is Lentz of it.

Nice sizable mall. Called an "outlet", but some of the stores (if not most) aren't really "outlets" by the definition of the term. I mean there's a regular Target and Marshalls here. Anyway, the mall is pretty sizable with plenty of parking options both inside and out. They have a digital display allegedly telling you how many available spaces are inside the indoor parking, but it doesn't seem accurate. Parking is thankfully free. Inside is spacious and there is a nice selection of shopping options (even a supermarket). They have those pay massage chairs, but most people were just using them as benches and just hanging around eating on them. It would make me think twice before putting money into that chair to use. This mall could use some more seating around since there was a period I wanted to actually sit and couldn't find any. I only went to a few of the stores here. As mentioned, I don't feel the term "outlet" should be used to describe this place - unless each and every store I did go to weren't and all else I didn't go inside were. I went into Disney (hardly an "outlet"), Target, Marshalls, and Neiman Marcus (not an outlet with those prices), GameStop, and a few others and none of them were any different than a standard store of their name. Overall a nice mall with fairly good shopping options. Worth checking out.

If you're looking for great deals, this is the mall for you! I bought a cute dress at NY & Co for $14.99!!! The stores here are outlets, but they accept coupons from the "regular" stores. I LOVE the Whole Foods here! It's HUGE!!! The TARGET store here is OK. I've been to one in San Francisco and Philadelphia liked them much better than this location. But, the ones in the other location have 2 floors.

Personally these are ALL my favorite stores under one roof! You can check out the directory for yourself (http://www.bergentowncenter.com/store_directory.aspx) but you are bound to find something for an amazing price at these stores. The facility itself is well kept and bathrooms are clean (compared to Garden State Plaza down the road that legit disgusting all the time). Parking isn't terrible, they have a huge garage! Since there's a Whole Foods as well here, that side of the mall parking is always bit crowded but otherwise you'll be ok. One complaint/point for improvement is their food spots. Currently there are standard options like DD, Subway, Baskin, Qudoba, Pizza etc. but hope to see newer variety in food there.

Plenty of fashion forward style for sale at these outlets -- much of it at substantial discounts over retail. Nordstrom, Saks, Nieman Marcus, Century 21 and Marshall's offer a hodgepodge of fashion and accessories to suit most folks. Dozens of smaller retailers fill in the gaps -- complemented by a bevy of decent dining options and a super sized Whole Foods with an elaborate food court. Even gently used couture handbags from Gucci and other Italian leather masters are available at Century21 at deep discounts over new -- if you are inclined to flaunt labels to help you feel better about yourself. :)) BTC supplies ample indoor and outdoor parking with easy access to the stores -- making for an efficient shopping experience. Not to be confused with full service, premier and pricier malls like nearby Riverside Square or Garden State Plaza, where retail pricing and couture is the standard. But if shopping smart and saving some cash is important to you -- the Bergen Town Center outlets can deliver decent quality without the sticker shock -- in a more intimate mall-like environment. Top Tip: If you can -- shop midweek and in the morning (like 10ish). Most stores are empty then and the stock is better organized and curated.

I was told that if I shopped long enough, I'd bumped into "The Real Housewives of New Jersey?" LMAO While I am not a shopper, I wondered in to check this mall out. I didn't know they had name brand stores like Saks, Neiman, and BR too which I just happened to have, a gift certificate. I did checkout BR men's dept, but after 15 minutes, I got dizzy and left. LOL Shopping is a lot of work and just not my cup of tea so I have my sisters do that for me. They can shop for hours. I was also told that Maywood/Paramus is the #1 place to test the waters for retailers? They said if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. Well, I did noticed by 10AM, the mall parking is packed. Reminded me of The Great Mall where regardless what time of the day, parking is scarce! Hahaha... Overall, this mall is quite impressive. Until then, Cheers! ~ :p

LOVE this outlet mall! Great selection of stores including Century 21, Nordstrom Rack, and the new Bloomingdales outlet PLUS Target and Whole Foods. literally you can get everything done here. There's no food court but the dining options are interspersed throughout. Some must-visits: 1. Nordstrom Rack - MUCH better selection than the Union Square location in NYC 2. Off 5th - GREAT designer selection including Stuart Weitzman shoes and a great luxury handbag section 3. Whole Foods - the prepared foods section is fantastic. You can get a great made-to-order chopped salad for $8 along with the standard fare. 4. Century 21 - More high-end items than the one in Brooklyn. And of course, the huge bags of Lindt at $10.49, right at the checkout lanes. 5. Olive Garden - 'nuff said

Just left Sarku Japanese food place and I ordered the number 6 which was beef and shrimp . Paid and got my receipt not even 2 minutes later my food is ready and it was not cooked at all . Dry and nasty never again please check your food before leaving this place and no yummy yummy sauce was added smh

Fantastic jolly realistic Santa this year! He took the extra time to make our 8 month old son laugh for a great picture. This guy is the real deal. Prices were very reasonable.

This outlet plaza is decent, brand name stores, indoor, a few small places to eat. There is a steakhouse across the parking lot as well, though I have not been yet. There are better ones in the NJ/NY Metro area, but they may be farther away for you (when it comes to outlets i mean, there are plenty of other malls, one of which is right next door, GSP) All in all, decent selection, though some say "outlet" or "factory" store, but the prices don't always reflect that, so be mindful.

They are really nice here but they kept saying my wi-fi was the problem with the phone not accessing the Internet after we did a factory reset. I told them it wasn't my home wi-fi and so then they said it was my SIM card. I was skeptical, but I changed it. Now the phone will not connect with wi fi or 4G consistently. If it was the Verizon service then the new SIM card should have fixed the problem. This is all happening less than 2 years after I bought the $900 Samsung Galaxy S8. Don't you think a $900 phone should last at least 2 years? And don't you think the native shop should be able to tell me what's wrong with their phone instead of just pushing the issue to everything BUT the phone? I wasted 2 days this week at this store and he kept saying, "It's your Wi-Fi... It's your WiFi". It's funny because I loved the idea of having a shop I could talk to about my phone, which is why I bought the Samsung S8 in the first place, but now I am seeing that it is not really helpful, so I will definitely not spend that much on a Samsung ever again. Not when they crap out in less than 2 years and there is no one there to help.

This is from a review on 7/21/2018 "This mall could use some more seating around since there was a period I wanted to actually sit and couldn't find any. And now there is even less seating,with that stupid kids thing outside of Whole Foods. We were a senior group of about 6-8 who would use that seating area..We would have our breakfast and some times lunch in that area and discuss what was going on in world. I think we will be heading to Garden State Plaza, or Paramus Park to continue our group discussions. The Bergen Mall seems like they don't really appreciate the seniors there and are catering to the children..I don't see many children spending money there? The Mall ought be ashamed of there self's for forgetting us seniors. We were there before these kids/parents were even born!!!

i am baffled this place has 4 stars. terrible parking, the perfume kiosk stinks up the place, and there's no tangible food court. out of all the malls in bergen county, really? this one?

One of my favorite places to go shopping in Paramus. All my favorite brand names are here including Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, J. Crew, Banana Republic and Adidas. I also like going into the department stores (Saks Off 5th, Century 21, Nordstrom Rack and Neiman Marcus Last Call) to scope out unique finds. Cava, Bahama Breeze and Olive Garden are my favorite places to eat here. Also Frozen Peaks has some of the best fro-yo around. There is something for everyone here including Target, Marshalls and Whole Foods.

My family and I come to this outlet often. We like the fact that we can always fine parking and it's never busy. Although the mall itself isn't big, there are a several good stores to shop such as Marshalls and HomeGoods, Nike, Gap, Target, and Whole Foods Supermarket, etc. This mall also have kid friendly events especially during the holidays.

So many outlets, so little time. This mall boasts a Nordstrom Rack, Off Saks Outlet, Neiman Outlet, Bloomingdales Outlet, a Century 21, JCrew and so much more. There's also a Whole Foods. Boom. Overall, I didn't really find that much that I actually liked and felt there was value, but definitely a great mall if you like outlets.

Bergen Town Center bills itself as an "outlet mall." I find the description somewhat misleading since the vast majority of their stores are not really outlets but retailers that rely upon their more upscale name sakes' reputations to offer cheap goods to us, the consumer under the guise of value. A true outlet is just that, a place where unsold merchandise from upscale retailers is shipped to be sold at a steep discount to savvy bargain hunters. In certain limited cases this is true. Saks Off 5th, Nordstrom Rack, Bloomingdales Outlet and Last Call Neiman Marcus all sell aforementioned merchandise but in extremely limited quantities. The vast majority of their offerings are dumbed down, lower quality versions that their upscale retailer step brother would never even consider stocking. Stores like J Crew, Gap Outlet and Banana Republic sell literally nothing that is offered at their regular priced stores. Out of that entire mall, only Century 21 can truly be called an outlet in the typical sense of the word. Years ago, outlet mogul Sy Sims coined the phrase "An Educated Consumer is Our Best Customer." These stores exist on the opposite premise. Now how would one tell the difference between what is real discounted top shelf and what is not? Very simple, if there is a complete size run of a particular style, chances are that it's specifically made for the outlet. This is the case in every category from underwear to outerwear. Anyway, that's today's lesson/rant. At least there's a Whole Foods there so you can easily take all the money you saved "outlet" shopping and blow it in one fell swoop. Enjoy!

I was not impressed with this mall. While it is nice, they have a Marshalls, Burlington, Target, and Whole Foods inside, which are stores you rarely or almost never see in a mall is nice, pretty much everything else is below par. Prices are high for an outlet, there is a limited number of stores. It is easy to navigate, but the mall isn't really that clean either. I was out of the mall very quickly, but at least I found some stores with things I could buy. I thought this would be a more fun mall to shop in. Oh well, you live and learn!

Whole Foods Is What Makes This Mall Tolerable Decent mix of outlet stores with a clean wide open feel. Lot's of thieves running out of stores and the pizza place stinks up that whole end of the mall. It could be worse.

This mall has come a long way from the old days when it was seriously an overlooked shopping area with little/no major shops to speak of. After a major face lift, it's good to see now they feature a nice variety of shops and outlet stores for people to choose from. Personally I really like the Century 21 here. It's got a terrific selection of items and prices here are always good. I also like the additional options of Nordstorm and Bloomingdale's outlet stores as well. The Target here is also excellent, thanks to its cavernous size and plenty of options. If you're looking to run errands and get some outlet shopping in - this is definitely a great place to go. It's also nice that there's a Whole Foods here as well. My only wish is that they had more food options to choose from. It's nice that they have a Bobby's Burger Bar (which gets crowded very fast), but aside from that there aren't really any places in the mall itself to get a decent sit-down lunch or dinner. If they get around to having some serious restaurants in the mall (it's too bad they didn't use the basement space where the Old Navy is now to open a couple of restaurants) then it would be the perfect place to shop. However, right now it's about as good as it gets if you're looking to get some shopping done.

Its a lower end mall with an upscale feel. They renovated it a few years ago and the result really did "pick it up". Nordstrom Rack, Century 21, Marshalls, Nieman's last call, Target, Gap outlet, Whole Foods are just a few of the stores here. Its sort of an outlet mall without being full of outlets, but instead the discount department stores. Parking can be ok depending on the store you are visiting.

Nordstrom Rack is a definite! Nike outlet- only when they have their additional percentage off on top of clearance Marshall's- when you have the time to deal with the havoc Century 21- when you need a certain item and you need to be in and out Osh Kosh B'gosh/Carters- great end of season sales For your meal/snack: whole foods, qdoba, sarku and frozenpeaks I love parking on the 3rd/4th floor of the parking deck. Yea you have to walk a flight of stairs down to the main mall entrance or compete with the strollers using the elevator. But you will always find a spot and you wont need to deal with the craziness.

I went to the century 21: loved it H&M: great selections, clean and organized Nordstrom Rack: their customers are very very messy. I've never in all my life/Seattle life ever saw the customers treat this store soo horribly. It seemed as if I was at a one day sale in Macys (I use to work there so I know what they is like). I JUST felt bad for the recovery staff. I really love going to sales, but I always fear for the searching and cloths every where. They have great shoe, purses, and mens clothing was on point. We needed some lite weight cloths for Jamaica (someone was getting married there), we found EVERYTHING we needed in one spot. It was a great day. We then checked out the watch station Woah.... same watch at century for 130 bucks and watch station had it for 63 bucks. Crazy deals there. if I did the Christmas thing like I use to (buy for ALL the kids, family, friends, and coworkers) I would defiantly go here. These outlets are amazing and they are inside. In the northwest we have them on the outside and you walk around to each one. It was defiantly an eventful weekend for me. I will be returning back here soon.

If this mall was located anywhere other than Paramus, it would be the best mall in that area. As it is, it's obviously northern New Jersey's second best mall, and that's still good. A great selection of places to shop, including a Target and even a Whole Foods. It's easy to get around and there's plenty of parking all around. Very good shopping mall for the area.

There's only one reason you should go all the way to Bergen Town Center: a Bloomingdale's Outlet! Need I say more? Oh, and a J. Crew outlet. Actually, I take the former back. The Bloomies outlet is a horrible mess--it's worse than your local trashed Marshall's and that's saying a lot. It's like me not doing laundry for 2 weeks. It's a smaller alternative to Jersey Gardens with a Target and Whole Foods and I find it less crowded. A round of shopping will take you about 3 hours, depending on how much time you spend in each store, but no less. A nice, little shopping area but not worth a trip from NYC or afar.

A great shopping center with stores like Neimman Marcus off the rack, century21, H&M, old navy, Nike, Banana Republic, etc. My favorite store is the JCrew outlet. It's small but you find some good stuff at reasonable prices. Banana Republic has some amazing sales most of the time. It doesn't get overly crowded like the major malls and this is close to Garden State Mal, so an easy hop over. Definitely recommend visiting this spot!