Cross County Center

A wonderful mall, a gathering of almost all brands, you can shop, eat as there are more than one restaurant, eat ice cream as there are more than one store that sells ice cream, drink juices or coffee, and enjoy the atmosphere and the sun in the public areas designated for sitting. It is a very wonderful place to go out on all days, especially on vacation.

Cross County Center is a fantastic shopping destination with a great mix of indoor and outdoor areas, offering something for everyone. The mall features a diverse selection of stores, from popular retail brands to unique specialty shops, making it a great place for shopping enthusiasts. The food courts provide a variety of dining options, whether you’re in the mood for a quick bite or a sit-down meal. Additionally, the presence of supermarkets adds to the convenience, allowing visitors to complete their grocery shopping in the same trip. The well-maintained outdoor spaces create a pleasant atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing stroll. Overall, Cross County Center is a well-rounded shopping hub that combines convenience, variety, and a great shopping experience.

Cross Country Center is a mall in Yonkers that is easily accessible by car or public transportation. It is strategically located between NYC and Westchester county. It is family-friendly and has many shops and places to grab a bite or just sit and enjoy the day. There is a mix of older adults and younger people sharing the same space. A great vibe with visible security provided by the mall itself. It's not upscale, but there is a good variety of shops so there is something for everyone.

I really like this mall! Lots of family events throughout the year, like tree lighting ceremony. They shut down a lot of stores. Ever time I go, new ones are opening. Clean, lots of open space, and decent selection of food. Perfect way to spend your Sunday.

Great mall. I had not been here in years. This place is very busy because a lot of customers are coming from all over Yonkers, the Bronx and even other parts of the city. All major stores and restaurants are represented: Macy’s, Target, Marshals, Foot Locker, Applebee’s, Red Lobbster, a few Starbucks and a few more.

I've been coming here since I was a child. The constant upgrades have definitely made this mall more appealing. Depending on the stores you're shopping in you might get classier service compared to other stores. There is a Wide variety of clothing stores and restaurants to eat. Parking is found all over avoid busy times meaning come early or get caught in the crowd. Security is present walking the mall. Pet friendly with emotional support animals. I recommend becoming a member with your favorite stores to get the best value in pricing.

Cross county is amazing the Macy's here is the next best Macy's to the one located on 34 Street. Victoria Secret is good customer service as well as Bath & body works. Plenty of things for a family and lots of lounging to enjoy Ice cream and whatever family friendly event that's going on.

Lovely atmosphere, everyone enjoying themselves. They had a mini warrior challenge set up, awesome stuff for kids to experience.

I've been coming here since I was a child. The constant upgrades have definitely made this mall more appealing. Depending on the stores you're shopping in you might get classier service compared to other stores. There is a Wide variety of clothing stores and restaurants to eat. Parking is found all over avoid busy times meaning come early or get caught in the crowd. Security is present walking the mall. Pet friendly with emotional support animals. I recommend becoming a member with your favorite stores to get the best value in pricing.

We went here for the food truck event. Food trucks wasn't worth it. We ended up shopping since we hadn't been here since way before the pandemic. Surprisingly there didn't seem to be as many people as I thought there would be but it was okay. The have a Target that just opened, same as any other Target. It'll probably be a while before I go again.

Macys is the largest dept store in Cross County, Me. Wallace is my go to guy in the Men dept for suits. Hes a professional in his expertise of Men suits. Mr. Wallace has taste, style, and class. I had to purchase a suit for a funeral , and I was in a rush and had no patience, I was eager to grab any sz and check out. Mr. Wallace was there to help me to relax and calm myself . He made his suggestion and went up and beyond to find the right sz to fit me. I save a lot on my suit that day. I paid for good quality suit for low price . Great buy! Thank you Mr. Wallace for your help and patience and decision making. I will be back.

July 4th arrived to grab a shake at shake shack only to be told by security the lot was closed as "higher ups" did not want people loitering in the parking lot to watch fireworks. Unamerican and a bad look for a shitty place already on its last legs.

Great mid level to affordable stores all very very stylish! The parking is free but very congested and be ready to almost get in an accident. There is a wide variety of food! For example there are kiosks for food such as Cinnabon, auntie (pretzel place) and ice cream Applebee's Panera, burger place, red lobster Olive Garden and longhorn. There is even a hibachi restaurant. Target has now opened up as well and a stop and shop grocery store, Marshall's , h&m, 'acts, Zara, guess, and really just too many to name. If you get tired you can get a room at Hyatt Place! Lol. It's a bit hectic, it's not the westchester mall so if you looking for total upscale it is not that. But if you are looking for stylish nice stores and fun food...and not as crazy as some places in nyc, then this is your spot.

This year visit with Santa was terrible. The staff ( 2 girls taking pictures ) were outstanding but Santa was a total disappointment. He refused to take my 6 year old sons letter. Told him to give it to the girls. He didn't greet my son. He didn't ask him anything he wanted. He didn't smile. He didn't hug him. He was just a person with a horrible look on his face. I regret going here for such a special moment. I will not be coming back to take any pictures here again. I went on a Saturday with a booked reservation. Don't waste your time or money

Very nice outdoor mall with reasonable prices, huge free parking lot and live bands playing during summer. We went there on a Thursday afternoon/early evening and the band Amish Outlaws was playing. Everyone had a lot of fun (for free!)

Yes please!!! Bring back this store. I'm so tried of good businesses and malls closing. The location is perfect for a comeback

Businesses are failing bc with one click we can purchase anything what happened to the excitement of the hunt and walking around for a stroll. Please support your local malls with you they'll be gone. Cross County has a little bit of everything. Outdoor strip wall that has eateries high-end regular things places for the kids to go you could spend the day with your family and get what you need even do some supermarket shopping and Stop & Shop so make it a point to go here.

I've been coming to Cross County for years. They finally remodeled it a few years ago and made it more of a high-end outdoor mall rather than the seedy outdoor spot it was for years prior. The stores they have aren't many but they are good quality, except for the Ulta (it was disgusting inside). They also still have a Macy's and a few places to eat (including Auntie Anne's because how could it be a mall without one?!). Plenty of parking. Easy to get to off the highways. Everyone was practicing social distancing and a few of the stores even had sales going on. A big improvement.

Love this mall. It's completely outside so you don't feel confined and closed into a big building. They offer a ton of different food places. Theres also restaurants within walking distance from here as well. There is a ton of clothing stores, shoe stores and a bunch of more stores selling stuff. Overall, good variety of shopping. I like coming here.

Cross County Shopping has a great location & a vast selection of stores & restaurants! Located in Yonkers right off the 87 and Cross County Parkway, it's easy to find. But can it compete with the convenience of online retailers? Yes, if it offers something unique & different, which I think it does. But there are obvious drawbacks. First, I love the concept of an outdoor shopping center - providing the weather is good. I enjoy walking & open spaces. I also like to make efficient use of time & that's where I have an issue. This center is a true mishmash - food, cafes, department stores, banking & phone services, a hotel and even the Westchester Community College has a location here! The variety is interesting & I wish I'd attended college at a mall- it would have made lunch breaks so much fun ! As a busy shopper it's not so great though. It's difficult to locate stores & when you do, you have to walk across the mall for one thing then back to the other side for something else. Great if you need more exercise but finding what you're looking for can be a challenge. The map is hard to find, they need more of them or more signs for those of us who aren't familiar with the layout. One thing I did not have trouble locating was the Cinnabon - could smell it from a distance - but you can't smell the other stores so good luck finding them, lol! Also, the garage needs to fix the long curb (see photo). It's dark inside and you can't readily see it as you enter from the outside. I watched a van run directly into it. Nothing ruins a shopping trip like a flat tire.

I ordered the chicken pot pie ( 2 of them). Neither one had a trace of chicken. They were entirely carrots and big chunks of potatoes and the crust was burnt. I previously ordered turkey dinners and both times it arrived with no gravy ( which I requested each time). They used to be a really good food option but this is the last time I will patronize this business. I do not recommend this spot....waste of my money !

Went to pictures with Santa and the website said reservations were recommended but not required. We took the kids without since all were booked. We waited for 30 mins on a short line to be told no pic without reservation. Then don't have misinformation on your website. The employee who came out was very rude when she told us. If you won't take walkins then change the online information so people don't waste their time and have crying kids on their hands to boot. Go elsewhere.

At first I was pretty exciting to see all the stores at this shopping center. In the other hand, everyone else was clearly excited because parking was insane. No matter how good a store selection is, personally going up and down a dozen rows looking for parking can be a huge drag. Fortunately I found parking quickly but cars stalked us as we were heading out. Personally if you can take a bus, it may be for the best. It's a really nice shopping plaza to stroll around outside in nice weather. I can't imagine how it is in say November or December when it's freezing and everyone is Christmas shopping and I don't plan to find out. But in nice weather if you try to go at an off time, this is a treat place to window shop and find some good deals.

My favorite mall! They have a bunch of stores for you to go shopping in! There's also a play area for kids.

We went here recently and were pleasantly surprised with the upkeep of the mall. Even with all the pandemic restrictions it was still managed well. Nice landscaping and nice music.

I would have given four stars, but since my latest visit, this place is improving with the selections of stores they have. A lot of new places are opening up, and a really good selection, from Century 21, to Shake Shack, Ulta Beauty, and many more. They even have a hotel there that's convenient for out of town visitors. They are always having some sales, and it never seems so crowded where you feel you can't walk around bumping into people. Although parking can get crazy, but it's free. The old navy store in the mall is one of those spots that gets super crowded, so go when it first open, or don't go on a weekend. Anyway I'm happy to have such a close mall to me that seems to be improving.

It's a cute outdoor mall, but the stores are nothing special and no interesting deals going on. Also ridiculously crowded on a Saturday, did not enjoy at all. Don't recommend going on the weekend, don't know if weekdays are any better. There was such an obnoxious amount of people that we stayed less than an hour overall, bought absolutely nothing and then went to the Bronx where we had a much better rest of our day.

I love the renovations ..love the options for food and shopping.. love the vibe ..definitely a date night ..girls night ..family night spot

I visit this mall, mostly because of convenience but on the weekends it can get pretty crowded and parking can be a nightmare. I used to come here on a regular basis when I worked nights and weekends because I would be free during the week in the day time when the shoppers are scarce; no waiting for a dressing room and no super long lines to pay for items.

Cross county I like it . Because it upgrade. You see not only new styles. But new stores. Even with the pandemic. Cross County has been able to work with us... customers..

A great place to spend with family and friends, different stores, restaurants and activities.

I know someone else mentioned this in another review but just want to give props to this mall for having a nursing room! I live in the area and come here often. I love that I don't have to struggle to go back to my car to feed my baby. As a nursing mom I can't emphasize how important these nursing locations are! I do wish there was more than just 1 room. I've had other moms knock while I'm in the middle of a nursing session. However, thank you for this and for acknowledging breastfeeding moms :)

My fiance, friends and I passed by here after visiting the Untermeyer Gardens Conservancy at Yonkers. The shopping center has all of the main retail stores you would find in Manhattan and has an interesting look to it. My fiance and I explored around the outdoor section where it has interesting architecture, beautiful storefronts and places to sit. Although I feel the Macy's at this shopping center is a bit outdated with the decor and atmosphere. It felt very boring and condensed. The customer service at some of the stores were a bit rude and non-accommodating which is why I decided not to buy anything from this shopping center except for one item at Macy's because I actually needed it. I also felt the demographics here aren't like what we have in the city or in New Jersey where I normally shop. Overall, Cross County Shopping Center is definitely an interesting piece of property. Yonkers is a bit of a far drive from where I live and because there was nothing that "wowed" me about this mall, I think the chances of returning would be slim.

Cross County is a one of my favorite locations to go to and walk around with my daughter. Outside mall. Fairly new renovations. Tons of colorful things to catch hr eye. Not terribly crowded when we make it up there, decent parking situation. There's a handful of stores that i frequent but the overwhelming majority of them, I personally have no interest in. Probably my only issue with Cross County and it's definitely not enough to stop me from taking the trip up there. Until next time.

I really love the renovations done to Cross County. The new stores like Shake Shack are a great addition. The place looks way better than years past. It also seems like it's much clearer and more space for walking around. The parking lots are huge but finding a spot on the weekends or shopping season can be difficult. The traffic going in and out has gotten better, however it can still be slow.

Cross County gave itself a nice facelift.......about a decade and a half too late. On the outside, they did do a fascinating job in changing up the mall and making it look really nice, from the crap it looked like before. Cross County was a decent mall in the area to go to when I was a kid. I used to like the often dead Adventures, Gimbals's, and the nice varied selection of stores. I never did understand why for a time there were two Woolworth's in one mall, but I had no problem with that. Hermann's Sporting Good's was nice, as was the pretzel stands that occupied the place. The CVS was convenient. I could go on and on about the good and bad stores that made their way over the years into this mall, but it would be pointless. These days, it looks good but it is really a boring mall now. Gone are a lot of the trash that used to hang at the mall (though some still carouse around). Way too many clothing stores - no variety. The movie theater is a douche haven at night and tends to get very crowded - and no stadium seating. Sears is ok, but with Macy's across the way, unless I want a power tool or on a budget, I'm going to Macy's. I always thought a Target-type store would be fitting in the Sears spot....even with that dirty National Wholesale Liquidators outside the failed indoor mall. Variety....the only store that looks different than any other clothing store, sneaker and shoes store, eatery, and jeweler is Spencer's, a fine and unique fun store to walk in. Perhaps Game Stop as well. What we have now is clothing stores, sneaker stores, clothing stores, shoe stores, clothing stores, and a few jewelry stores between both indoor and outdoor malls. With Blockbuster thankfully gone and the Circuit City mess in the indoor mall gone, maybe some sort of movie store or even Best Buy express would be nice. The Toys R Us a few blocks away is fine, but since that Kaybee's location closed, there's no other options to Toys R Us inside the mall. A young kid going to Cross County is going to be really bored. The pet store closed recently as well. Walden books has been long gone. That "playground" with statues in it is really no fun at all for a kid. As someone who sometimes like to go out to just walk around the mall and window shop, Cross County doesn't quite do it for me. I prefer the Palisades Mall, which has the excellent variety a mall should have. I'll even take the White Plains Galleria at this point - and I can't stand them anymore, but hopefully you'll get my point here. If you're a clothing fan, well this is your place then. Burger King is now gone, so you're left with the pizzeria (with rising prices) for a quick bite, BGR (I've always liked it, but they have dipped) or Boston Market. After that, it's Applebee's/Friday's, Olive Garden, Longhorn's, or Red Lobster mainly. Shake Shack is coming, so it's not terrible. They've expanded Macy's and added an indoor parking lot. They did lose some spacing in favor of restaurants and some other areas renovated - which especially sucks for those who drive and shop there during the holidays. Parking is free unlike the nearest mall, Ridge Hill. They're putting up a hotel here in the old college building, but that's mainly for Empire City Casino guests - but I suppose the restaurants add appeal to those who decide to stay in the hotel. I used to take my kid here for the Santa thing, but after experiencing the blah and unorganized for the 3rd year in a row, I will be going elsewhere for that. Make sure the "Santa" there is in a good mood and not sick, because it will affect those expensive pictures you get. And make sure you're bundled up for that, because waiting outside in the blistering cold is not going to feel good for you or your kids. Bottom line, it definitely looks a lot better than it did, but in my opinion they waited too long to make this change and they do not have enough variety of stores. If you want clothes, it's a great place to go. If you want something else, well you're a bit out of luck.

This place has come a long way since I was a kid, back when my Mom would drag me to Sterns to buy slacks. I remember the area being fairly rundown and scruffy back in the day, with things only getting worse in the 1990's. Nowadays, they have some pretty decent stores like Armani and Zara and you can tell that they really did put some bucks and thought into making the place look decent. Good for them. That being said, I really don't like this shopping center whatsoever. First, whenever I've stopped by (typically on the weekend), the parking situation, and even just getting into the parking lot, has been a giant pain in the ass. Way too much congestion, and way too much of a hassle to get in and out. Second, the restaurant options are pretty much like the ones you'd find at every other Westchester mall, meaning, sad, corporate, and unhealthy. But hey, if you like Panda Express and Red Lobster, God bless. On the positive side, there are plenty of great Yonkers restaurants just a few minutes away. So if you can wait, you can get a meal that's undoubtedly far better than anything you'll find here. Finally, I find the public safety situation here to be questionable in particular after sunset. Over the years, I have personally seen petty crime being committed at Cross County and the absolute worst was witnessing the recreation of what looked to be a prison riot in the parking lot. Fun stuff. In the end, this place isn't interesting enough to make me drive to Yonkers and that's not even considering the sketchiness, something you may want to consider if you are planning to stop by with kids or the family. There are definitely better options in Westchester, and even in Yonkers actually.

i hate to be the negative nancy here but excuse my language, how the hell is the starbucks at cross county open? the employees cannot make coffee for shit. 6 something dollars for a Venti iced mocha with so much ice, no mocha and it was lukewarm. yes, it's just coffee , but if you can mess that up , you shouldn't be a barista period.

I used to go to Cross County all the time as a child, it's pretty convenient to get to since you can take the Hutch or I-87 to get there. Over the years, however, CC got the reputation of being run down, with many of their stores being outdated and just not being a desirable place to shop. Recently the mall received a major facelift that breathed new life into Cross County. Cross County is an outdoor mall, and compared to Ridge Hill (another outdoor mall in Yonkers) it's much bigger. The two anchors are Sears and Macy's, with a number of other stores scattered among them. With the renovations they bought in a slew of new stores like Forever 21 and American Eagle, plus a number of new eateries like Chipotle, Longhorn Steakhouse, Panera, Fridays, and Olive Garden. Additionally, they built a Hyatt within the mall and have a Blink fitness center as well. Some things haven't changed - there is still the multiplex, the Stop and Shop, and the indoor Cross County Mall across the parking lot. Parking is still free, and there's an abundance of it; you should have no trouble finding a spot. Overall they did a good job cosmetically, and they added a number of new places to attract more shoppers. I don't come here too often but it's nice to see they built it up and made it a better place to go than it was.

I remember going to cross county in the late 60s to 70s. John Wanamakers had class. Gimbles. It was a nice place to go. It wasn't high end, heck it had two Woolworths! But it still was a decent place to go. This was the first planned mall in the US. By the end of the 70s cars got stolen in broad daylight. In the 80s and 90s it got more depressed. Yes they have done a facelift but is is still not a place I would go after 5:00. They are turning the old cross county hospital into a hotel? Why? I wouldn't want to leave that hotel room at night. Do they think this is like Woodbury commons? If it had designer outlet stores this place would be a hit. They put in the same stores as galleria or any low end mall would have. I was hoping for nicer, more unique shops and better restaurants. Applebee's and now Olive Garden is coming. Really? In a town where real Italian restaurants are great? It has the only chipotle in westchester unfortunately. I like chipotle but every time I go there are 300 on the line, no where to sit. There is a Panera. They run out of food, don't bring it to your table, as have one or only two people taking orders. Macys is alright but then again it always was. Sears does not open on time. Calling corporate office does no good. The parking garage was silly and should become something else. It would have been better if it had designer outlets so that we could have that without the drive to Woodbury. The only thing that could save it is to turn one of the massive empty parking lots ( behind Applebee's) into a food truck haven. Like in Austin or Portland. Something cool with interesting unique food options. That would pull in a lot of good business because it's different and people want it.

It's great for shopping for you beloved ones and everyone should here after all this isolation bc its the best fr My personal fav is Claire's bc they have this nails and they last her two weeks

Im going to miss my run upstate ( because anything past the Bronx is upstate to me). Apparently this mall is undergoing a serious upgrade. Driving past it on Major deegan does no justice to all the stores that lie within this outdoor mall. On top of that parking is free!

Food court sucks! Place is nice I mean constantly pack!!!!!!!! Parking is soooo hard to get when its always so pack almost unattractive to be there with that much people. Including the 32 or 22 bus stop stops there so everyone comes in, even the ghetto

This was my first time in Yonkers (that I can remember). I had mixed feelings about coming here buy it was black Friday so why not stop by the shopping center and see what Yonkers has to offer. It was decent. Outlet set up. A whole bunch of stores, all out doors. Everything was crowded but of course, black Friday mess. Very messy in the stores as well. Even amidst the black Friday madness plenty of employees stopped to chat with me and were very friendly. It was very clean out on the sidewalks and they were renovating and adding a Chipotle! If it wasn't so far from me (queens!) I would probably hit this up. They need more food options but clearly they are working on that. If I'm ever in the area def worth hitting up.

Love the changes they made. Shopping outside on a beautiful day... who doesn't love that! Just one little plea... BRING BACK LANE BRYANT PLEASE!!!!!

Popular shopping center in Westchester and has gone through major renovation in the last 10 years. Now it looks great compared to years ago. The shopping center is outdoors so on rainy days its not the best time to come here. There are a variety of stores like the Gap, Victorias secret, Zara, Armani Exchange, Guess, Garage, Bakers, Justice, Forever 21, H&M, Aldo, Macys, Aeropostale, Wetseal, Charolette Rousse, Call it Spring, Spencers, Gamestop, Old Navy, Bink fitness, finish line, footlocker, express, and more! There is just a huge variety in stores all ranging different prices. The downside is that on weekends it gets PACKED! The lines are out the door and its just crazy. The clothes in the store are all over the place on weekends because it gets so busy! So i recommend coming on the weekdays, Friday is even pushing it. But I like this shopping center because a few of the stores I love are here and close to each other. On a sunny day its so nice to come here and have some ice cream (there is an ice cream booth around). There is also play areas for children in the center of the mall and the center of the walkways. The play area is very cute and safe. There is available seating outside throughout the shopping center if you need to take a break. There is also various amounts of restaurants to eat from like boston market, longhorn steakhouse, olive garden, apple bees, fridays and more! There is available parking everywhere! There are huge lots at every corner. Parking should not be an issue here and its free.

Hanging with the family at cross county enjoying the shopping area, and catching all the sales. But it helps a lot when you have gift cards. LOL. Oh well it's time to hit Burger king ,and enjoy a shake and fries. ;o)

This place has made several upgrades with some upscale stores and several food options i have reviewed. I think it is best to come during spring and summer. Shopping here is a must during the holidays. I think i have ventured into every store here. I particularly shop at Macy's, Adidas and Zara. They have summer outdoor fun bands and event with a great 4th of July fireworks spectacular!! I've enjoyed the additions of Long Horn Steakhouse and asian fast eateries.

Just came from things remembered. Needed a wedding flute set . Christian and Brandon made it a very simple pleasant experience. Helped me with choices. Would definitely recommend these two awesome guys and the merchandise.

I love Macy's. Nothing but good experiences.today I was so disappointed I had the Monroe upholstered charcoal bed delivered & installed by the 3 stooges. The bed was damaged during installation but the best part was they kept trying to get me to accept it like that.Nah it's not happening. Macys made good on the problem but I'm gonna have to wait 4 weeks or more. Not cool at all it was a gift for someone special now it's a headache. Wasted time & money

Cross County has some great stores for shopping! They have one of my all time favorite clothing stores, Zara. This is the only Zara location that I am aware of in Westchester. You can also find The Gap, Forever 21, H&M and Ulta to name a few other trendy and popular stores. If you're looking for a bite to eat there are a few options but the best would have to be Shake Shack! The only downside is it is an outdoor shopping center so it is not the best option for shopping on a rainy day and it can get very crowded.

Wow what a crap hole this place was. Awful looking set up, and has not been renovated since it opened in the 50s. The parking lot was a mad house and the Macys was dirty and loud (yes loud, they blasted the lite fm music like I was at some kind of geriatric rave).

So nice and clean! I stayed at the Hyatt and was able to walk around and shop so easily!

It's still kinda hood, renovations or not. I'd rather shop online and wait for my stuff to come in the mail than go allllllllll the way to yonkers. It's no in between here, you either love it or Hate it. My star represents how I feel. Maybe in another 5 years they will get it right. Then again it's not their fault the clientele ruins it.

This was the first open-air mall in the country built in 1954...This place is pretty-much like your standard mall except with no roof over your head but yet a different experience than an outdoor strip mall. You are still surrounded by the buildings in this place when you walk through, so you are sure to see all the stores. This place has been like a second home to me growing up. The place was home to all the mall legends at one time or another...Gimballs, Fannie Farmer Candies, Sam Goodys and Walgreens. But time has not been kind to the Cross County Center. It needs a face-lift. Just in time, looks like it will indeed get an extensive renovation starting this year.

If you have an open mind, a warm coat and a desire for some decent sales, this is a fine place to shop. While it's much better in the summer (it's open-air) there is absolutely nothing wrong with using the Cross-County Shopping Center for its individual stores. First of all, it does need a face lift. AND...it's happening. Currently many of the stores are under renovation. I expect a new face to the mall within a year or so. Secondly, there are MANY good stores. New York & Company (if you're a NY&C girl like my roommate), Aldo, Florsheim and Macy's are just some of my favorite haunts. There is also a very cute coffee/snack shop up near the Macy's end of things. I, almost exclusively, do my shoe shopping at Cross-County. I always find excellent deals on terrific shoes (did I mention that I'm a bit of a shoe fanatic...Yeah...I'm a guy...and yeah...I own near 50 pairs of shoes...don't hate) Lastly, don't worry about "fitting in". There is a wide cross-section of culture at the Cross-County. That is what defines Yonkers as a city. We have a little bit of every portion of society, and that is evidenced by any visit to the CC. I never feel uncomfortable or out-of-place, nor should anyone who wants to stop by. While it's not the best shopping in the world, it is FAR from being bad. Give it a chance and keep these stores in business. BUT...wait until summer for your first visit. I guarantee a much more pleasant experience.

G'damn has CC come a LONG way! This used to be a DUMP...they have really upgraded the quality of stores and the feel of the whole mall. I kind of feel bad for all the small mom and pop shops that were there for so many years...you won't find them there anymore. All the stores or most of them, are major chain stores. Oh well.. Anyway, all in all, lots of ghetto ass peeps, plenty of hicks and low life shoppers, but what else did you expect?