Bronx Terminal Market

Lively spot. Multi level indoor parking garage available. Street parking is scarce. The parking garage is 3.00. There are a variety of stores The food hall is great tasty ethnic foods. Target , BJ’s , supermarket.

This is DMV they still need to get it right. To much chaos at front door trying to organize people in front. Once inside it runs smoothly

The customer service from Claudia and staff that alone is worth the trip. chef tells me you have to wait 20 minutes for a dozen I get happy while most would complain because I know if I have to wait they are making it fresh .they really are juicy and flaky . I highly recommend juicy patties GOD bless all que DIOS me los bendiga a todos .

Has all the great stores, including Lidl‘s market and now the new food court, great food from every country!

Quick xmas run picking up hard to find video games. GPS is terrible going from north to south. Make the left at the fork after the exit. Took less than 5mins with pick-up from parking lot

Me and my wife went to Rice and Peas and Tings at the new food hall, and honestly, it was amazing. The food was absolutely delicious, and you could tell it was made with so much love and care. But what really blew us away was the customer service. The guy behind the counter made sure we got a super generous portion, and it felt like a home-cooked meal. Plus, it was just $12, and it was enough for both of us to be full. If you’re ever hungry and on a budget, you’ve got to check this place out. Huge shout out to the guy working there for making our experience awesome!

I was only there for the DMV, but Bronx Terminal Market is a nice little area for shopping. Numerous stores all in 1 area. Right near Yankee stadium

Great location that has convenient stores ranging from BJ's to Best Buy to Target to Burlington to Michael's to Chuckee Cheese to Applebee's to Food Bazaar to Home Depot. Everything under one roof provides conveniencein shopping. Terminal Market has paid parking

I used to come here for BJs and buy a lot of stuff and boy is it packed to death on Sunday mornings! Parking lot is always filled up and lines to pay are mad long! Got to wait forever! I guess people like to do their errands on Sunday mornings! so yesterday I came here again to go to an event and saw that there is a Lidl supermarket and not much of a change since the last time I came here in 2016. Parking lot is huge and spacious for many cars. Plenty of escalators and elevators to go up and down the terminal. There are so many shops to get your goods like Target, BJs, Home Depot, Best Buy, Burlington, Food Bazaar, and Chuck E. Cheese. It's nicely lit with many lights when it gets dark so you know you won't be lost. Many signs to guide you everywhere and in and out of the terminal. It is also a few blocks from the 149th Street Concourse train station to get the 4 and 5 trains so it's convenient to the train.

It's a kinda anonymous looking outdoor mall directly next to Mills Pond Park. Nothing too special here, but enough things to bring people in: Target, Marshall's, Chuck E Cheese, a grocery store, Applebee's and so on.

I was leaving the parking lot next to the Home Depot, when I was approached by a young man clearly bent to start a fight. I didn't make much of it, ignored the provocations and continued walking. A few seconds later I was on the ground bleeding profusely. I had been hit at the back of my head with a metal baseball bat. The perpetrator fled on the bike. It was 8pm, and despite being during business hours, and literally IN FRONT OF THE HOME DEPOT no security was present. If it hadn't been for my partner who was somehow spared the carnage, and who called 911, nobody would have even bothered. I am incredibly fortunate to be typing this review. As are you, now that you've read it. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COST. It may save your life.

My review is based on the parking experience, maybe I should not write a review based on that but the parking is a trap and a rip-off. My husband and I made a left turn by mistake , which turned into one way road to the parking garage with no way of turning around. We took the ticket and headed out of the garage, at the exit they said we owed $4 for less then 2 minutes of parking. They said you took the ticket and it costs $4. I mean it is a trap, because you can't turn around, the only way is forward into $4. Not cool!

JUNKIE ASS MALL ! You got to be kidding ? Went to this mall Easter ,sign states certain stores closed. Home depot was open until 8 PM Went in the Mall came out 2 minutes later . I was told you have to pay 4 dollars or 3 dollars in the machine. wtf ! I am sure a few people suckered all day if not everyday I am calling 311 and report it . I suggest if it happens to me it will happen or will happen to you

Good and quiet when you pick the right times!!!! obviously with the Corona virus epidemic it is definitely busier and more hectic than usual... the market has a target, Bjs, best buy, food razor, Michael's, chuckie cheese and more... enjoy your shopping

I like Target, it's convenient yet all the prices in this store are about $2-$5 more in-store than online. I love their customer service they're so nice and helpful. They also have great deals when you buy $75 or $100 of baby things you get a $10-$20 giftcard. It's really nice. All Target stores also price match so you can always pay the online price in-store.

First off, I never go to the Bronx to shop but I had no choice since the only shop that had the Adidas sneakers I wanted in my actual size was here at one of their shops, BX Sports. This location is actually one of many for the sneaker store, a retail veteran since 97. Getting to the mall was fairly easy, if you're already in the BX you could take the bus but if you're coming from elsewhere you'll need to use the 4 or 5 train. Now don't get nervous, as I can testify the train wasn't bad and it went express. The mall is huge and I nearly got lost trying to reach the store as it was on a lower level and I had to play a game of musical escalators​ to reach it. Once I was there the staff was helpful and they had plenty of stock of the shoe I wanted. Now that my journey was done, I took my merry self back to Queens​ before anyone could get a whiff that I wasn't from around here.

This market is chock full of Italian specialty shops. Pizza, pastries and delis with cured meats highlight the old school feel inside. It definitely seems like you took a step back in time when you enter. There are folks that visit (especially during the holidays) that travel from far and wide for a taste of the past. It reminds me of a junior version of Reading Terminal Market in Philly.

dollar discount & party store at the lower level of the bronx terminal mall. should be ashamed of themselves. at a time like this hiking up the prices on items that are in need by the public. price gouging is illegal for any item or service needed to limit the spread of covid-19 but i'm sure you know this already. it's just that people are desperate and haven't reported you yet.

The BJ's at this place is a godawful hole run by people trying to keep their pockets deep. I bought a laptop from this BJ's at the Terminal Market only for it to break like 2 months later due to a defective hinge. When I bring it back and I explain the problem while also mentioning MOVING the screen worsens the problem, one of their genius employees decides to move it a lot, breaking it further. Then, their manager lied about their policy on returns. When we came back to return it after finding out the lie, they keep trying to deflect so it wouldn't be their problem anymore. Now i'm without a laptop for my classes after they broke it even further, and denying me the return policy and ignoring my insurance.

I love this little mall however it is very sad that you have to pay $3.00 for parking when you go there to spend your money. It is just ridiculous. Maybe they should give customer 3 hours of free parking as a token of appreciation to them. Just saying...

My review is based on Dollar Discount and Party store next to Home Depot. They have tons of bargains. I went crazy shopping for school items, even cleaning products. Had a cart of maybe 20 items. All items were scanned and I paid but the security guard after paying made me unload my entire packed bag, go through the receipt to make sure I didn't steal anything. So I asked the cashier if he does this with everyone. She said, no, only me. Of course all 20 or so of my items checked out exactly as per the receipt; I'm beyond honest but what an experience to be singled out and since that time won't walk back into that store.

Note: I have basically cut and pasted my review of the Gateway Center here because Gateway Center and Bronx Terminal Market are basically one and the same. This is my updated review of the Gateway Center (a/k/a Bronx Terminal Market). Which is, the more things change, the more they stay the same. I have a car now and you still have to pay to park but watch out on "Event Days." This means after 3 hours, the rate goes from $3.00 to (I think) $25.00 if you stay longer than 3 hours. Or whatever the "Event Price" is. So forget about hanging out at this "mall" all day long. It means hurry up and get out. Pick one store to do your shopping unless you want to get fined (because that's what it feels like). Oh sure, the Bx13 bus stops closer to the mall now but I don't even bother because it is so infrequent and unreliable. The taxi/gypsy problem still exists. I heard prayer works with this situation. The layout still sucks. It is not pedestrian friendly. I cannot add or subtract anything from my previous review about this situation. The same for the eating situation. No fast food or no real restaurant. They really need to put something here to get people to stay and shop. If I have to go outside to get something to eat, I am not coming back to shop some more because I am done. Chances are it will be too much of a hassle between the traffic and gypsy/taxi people. Think about it, if you are on line to pay in BJ's and you feel like a little snack but the factory, pumped-out "food" in their café doesn't do it for you, you are going to have to trek all the way back to 161st Street to get anything worth buying. Now, are you really going to come back all the way to the Gateway Center to go to Bed, Bath & Beyond after that? Check the "no" box on that one. Everyone just wants to go home and take a nap after all that. Staples is closed and some dollar store is there. Don't we have enough of that in the Bronx already? Do we need another one IN the damn mall because they are so hard to find OUTSIDE the mall? At least they opened up Michael's again. Yaye.

First I want to start off with saying it's not about the amount of money, It's the principle. I went on Easter Sunday to target, entered the garage, received the ticket and went up to target. Target was apparently closed but it didn't state so on their website. I drove down to security and I told them we just entered the mall and the ticket states we were in the lot for no more than 5 minutes. He said there was no grace period and I'm obligated to pay the $3. Again it's not the $3. It's not professional or considerate to make us pay. The guard said it's been happening all day so imagine how much money they took for the people visiting this establishment. Then he says he couldn't wave my fee because it would be taken out of his pocket. What kind of management does such a thing. I rathe drive further and even pay more somewhere else.

I go here all the time for Target. Target is relatively decent sized and has a nice selection of items. I always end up spending more money that I plan but that might be the trap of Target!

Convenient but don't believe advertised hours. I was dismissed by store employees today's (Saturday) when they closed the store earlier than the advertised hours (7:45 closed, 9pm advertised)

Small offerings of stores in a layered mall environment, good for small shopping trips but can be crowded at times. There are better malls/shopping centers in the Bronx, avoid this one if possible.