Danbury Fair

A really nice mall with plenty of shops to satisfy the curiosities and desires a customer might want. The options are plenty. They have a fairly large food court area for customers to dine. While there I also saw an arcade and bowling alley. A mall which had shopping and entertainment options for those who visit. Quite the concept!

Had a great time at this mall! Tons of stores to explore, including some high-end shops if you’re looking for something special. The food selection is good, too, with lots of options for a snack or a full meal. I appreciated that there’s plenty of seating for anyone who wants to take a break while shopping, plus vending machines conveniently placed around the mall. And if you’ve got kids—or just love a bit of fun yourself—there’s a carousel to ride! It really adds a cheerful vibe to the whole place. Everything felt clean, organized, and easy to get around. Whether you’re here for shopping, food, or just a fun day out, it’s definitely a mall worth visiting.

Spacious and clean, and best of all, located right next to the interstate for easy access. There are countless stores, which is a bit unusual because many stores throughout Connecticut have closed. However, you can find everything here. The food court is also very complete.

Decent mall has Macy's JCPenney's. Not very big decent food court easy accessible plus there's a cheesecake factory on the property. Nothing outstanding as far as malls go.

Love this mall, great selection of stores. The only downfall is that handicapped parking is small. There are only a few spaces and the mall had given more space to pick customers than to handicapped. I visited with my husband 6 minutes after opening and I had to parked pretty far away because there are other parking spots designated for other purposes and you cannot take them.

Danbury Fair is the best shopping center around! The mall is beautiful and has all the stores where I like to shop, and clear signage makes it easy to get around. There are lots of good food options at the food court. It is very family-friendly with a fun play area, train ride, and other activities for kids, and truly the most thoughtful family restrooms I've ever seen (private nursing rooms, lots of comfortable changing stations, large bathroom stalls accessible for kids and strollers). The holiday decorations look beautiful and I'll be back soon for even more holiday shopping. Highly recommend!

Danbury Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Services handled both my father’s services in 2023 and now my mother’s services, and I truly cannot say enough about the care and compassion they have shown our family. Losing one parent is devastating. Losing both within a short period of time is something I never imagined navigating — yet Junior, Kristen, and the entire team made each experience feel supported, dignified, and deeply respectful. They guided me through every step with patience, kindness, and professionalism. During moments when I felt overwhelmed, they were calm, organized, and incredibly compassionate. When my mom passed recently, they once again treated her — and us — with such gentleness and honor. Everything was handled beautifully. The services for both of my parents were meaningful, peaceful, and exactly what we hoped for. They never made us feel rushed. They answered every question. They anticipated needs before we even had to ask. Junior and Kristen, thank you for your warmth, your sensitivity, and your genuine care. In the hardest moments of our lives, you helped carry us through with grace. I am deeply grateful to Danbury Memorial for honoring both my Mom and Dad with such dignity. I would highly recommend them to any family needing compassionate and professional funeral services.

Danbury Mall has a great selection of stores, so it’s easy to find everything in one place. I especially love the food court—there are lots of options and something for everyone. It’s a fun spot to shop, eat, and spend a few hours.

Clean, pleasant environment to shop in. Decent selection of shops. Macys shoes staff was super helpful and kind.

They got rid of McDonald's. McDonald's! I assumed it would be in that corner for all eternity, across from the arcade with the carousel between them. I never thought the mall itself would outlast McDonald's. Despite all the negative news about malls, Danbury Fair seems to be basically surviving. Maybe not as much the anchor stores, but the interior is packed with people on the weekends. The fountain is no longer huge, and I don't think you can toss coins from the second story. It's not as green colored and 80s as it once was (in the 90s), and the stores are "modern". Parking is plentiful, and the parking garage still stands going into the food court. There's a target now, with drive up parking literally down in back ... That part seems very quiet.

I see myself coming to the Danbury Mall on every occasion. It's not my main stop, but they offer a lot of alternatives for stores and food, which is nice, such as Chick-Fli-A and Primark to name two. It's too bad that the Poughkeepsie Galleria doesn't have these unlike here. I do however miss the decor to the mall, such as the big water fountain in the center. With things wearing out, renovation is needed and it turned out great. JCPenney is still hanging on at this location, along with Middletown, NY, holding on as well at the Galleria at Crystal Run. Let's see how much longer it will last. This is a wonderful destination to put in the books, with a large variety of everything, you name it. I'm just thrilled that this mall isn't too far from the Hudson Valley, even though it's in Connecticut. On weekends and holidays, be prepared for traffic in the parking lot and garage.

I like the Danbury Mall, lots of stores, great stores cater to everyone. The only thing I don't like and is a big mistake on the builders is. THERE IS ONLY ONE BATHROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR, THAT CATERS TO FOOD COURT AND 20 OTHER STORES. There are days where the ladies bathroom has a long line by the Pizza Rest waiting to use the bathroom. Workers have to wait on this long line, not cool. The Mall needs more bathrooms!!!!!!

One of my favorite malls now has a target too and I honestly feel like it gets even better as the more things that are added to this mall. So giving this a couple stars as of now is kinda underwhelming and not fair at all to the mall itself because as stores close the more the mall can benefit by adding new things into the mall itself. So as of right this is one of my favorite malls because it has a good manga store and a half bowling isle.

Nice mall. Has to be a nice mall to for image conscious 'high end' stores like Apple to bestow their presence upon them, right? I don't particularly go by certain stores' presence in certain malls to appreciate them, but this is a nice mall regardless and allegedly it's the second largest mall in all of Connecticut. Two floors with plenty of shopping options or just to browse. You can take your Fitbit and have a decent walk around the mall, as it's long and spacious. There are other businesses outside the main mall (such as Longhorn's) that is a part of the mall, as well as other places on the immediate outskirts, including a Whole Foods. Too many stores to list here (they have a directory on their website), but you have a decent selection from those places that think they're 'high end' to standard mall fixtures like Hot Topic and Spencers - and everything in between. Plenty of eateries - whether for a quick meal or restaurants to sit in. Longhorn Steakhouse, Cheesecake Factory, Chick-Fil-A, Shake Shack, Chipotle, .....I could go on, but I'm sure you get the point. Plenty to choose from. Some are located on the grounds and not in the main mall. Parking lot is huge with plenty of parking options around the mall's circumference. As far as shopping, this is a good bet whether you're from the area or not. Worth a visit if you enjoy going to malls to shop or browse.

Too many dogs, people are bringing their dogs with or without a service collar, my wife and I go there almost every day and there are just too many dogs.

Danbury Fair mall is a great mall. It's supposed to be one of the biggest malls in New England. They have really great stores, like L L Bean, Brooks Brothers, Eddie Bauer, Macy's, Lush, Swarovski, and Williams-Sonoma. There are a lot of food options, like Cheesecake Factory, Shake Shack and Long Horn. The food court is really beautiful. They have a huge carousel. The Chick Fil A here is excellent. There's also Haagen Dazs and other good food choices. There's a lot of parking. It's free. The mall is huge.

This review is about Macys only. I tried to get on macys site but I couldn't find a place to write a new review. I don't go there often anymore because it's gone downhill . I went a few days ago and I really couldn't believe I was in macys. Clothes dumped all over floor the racks had mixed sizes mixed clothes. Register is few and far between so you have to literally go search for one and get in a line. I tried on some tops the same style , same size fit differently for each color. So there's no consistency even in sane style same size. The filth behind the register was truly horrendous. Please macys do something. Why arent people working to clean it up ??

This mall is the best!! They have so many options for stores and their food court is fully stocked with many different options! Primark and Newbury Comics are my go to stops while I'm here!! I even find rare hard to find collectibles here (funko shown in photo)! Definitely worth visiting! There's something for everyone!!

Great mall. Lots of variety in available stores. Not too crowded as it's a decent size mall with two stories. Had a great day checking out stores I had never been to as well as the usuals. Good food options as well. It's a decent size food court. There wasn't anything that we wanted that this mall couldn't deliver.

Easily the best mall in the entire state. The lineup of stores is ever expanding, and the variety of things to do here is spot on. It may not be the biggest mall, but don't let its small size fool you. There are a ton of stores, including an entire Macy's, a huge food court, a nice retro video game store, and an upcoming arcade and bowling alley. On the wayside of this mall, there is an L.L. Bean and a Cheesecake Factory to the left of the main entrance. The mall as a whole feels very organized and well maintained. Each store has a sense of liveliness and fun to it. The free parking is another huge plus. Most malls in Connecticut charge their customers to park in their lots, but this one thankfully doesn't. They have also put a lot of good work and maintenance into keeping this mall in tip top shape. Lots of good renovations and improvements are going on here. If you are looking for an escape from this state's mediocre mall selection, this is it.

When shopping at H&M it takes forever to finally get a five dollar coupon and if you use it and want to return the item you lose the five dollars-they should tell you that when you're checking out!!!!!!

Not my favorite place to be put sometimes necessary. The mall is clean and safe. Never have an issue. Not a large option for stores. It's on the smaller side as malls go. The food court has Chick Fil A so that's a plus.

Great shopping mall. They have all the stores you'd expect and it's easy to spot from the highway. There is ample parking and plenty of parking. It is one of the nicer malls in Connecticut. The only negative..and this has nothing to do with the mall itself..is that Marcus Dairy the ultimate place to eat, located a few minutes from the mall shut down several years back. Miss it so much. Our routine was to shop and then go hit the Dairy. Doesn't seem the same but if you have never heard of Marcus Dairy you are likely not to know what in the world I am talking about anyway. As to the mall itself..well there's lots of walking but places to sit as well. And places to eat. I guess I'd say it is your typical mall except cleaner and just more luxurious feeling then most malls in Connecticut. It is absolutely better than Westfield shopping plaza which is the closest mall to me, in Trumbull. I would recommend going here. Danbury is a great city and this is a fun mall.

Danbury Fair mall brings back tons of feelings of nostalgia for me. So it's always nice to see how's it's changed and remained still remained the same. I'm very excited to see the H&M is making a comeback!!! Like why did Her Majesty ever leave ?!?!?! I can't wait to check out the full service piercing shop and love that we got the Primark a few years back! There is such a variety of food choices in the Danbury mall - from fast food grab and go like Mc Donald's, Chipotle - to sit down and chill like Brio or the Cheesecake Factory. Danbury Fair Mall is on the come up - new food court furniture says so! It's bright and chic featuring neutrals, lime green accents and houndstooth like patterns for a nice pop- I was wowed to say the least.

Parking on a weekend is horrendous, otherwise it's a pleasant shopping experience. With Macy's and Sears as anchor stores at either end, there are high end stores in between. Lord & Taylor, Williams Sonoma, Apple, Microsoft, and other specialty outlets. The food court has the usual fast food joints, but there are some that stand out; Chick fil A, for example. The carousel is an attraction that is not only children. The Teacher's Store is filled with creative activities.

Perfect. Everything to the last minute details. I grew up at this mall and throughout the years it has always managed to be completely dead mall proof. From the spacious parking lot which seriously is massive, plus the parking garage on top of all that is a huge plus. Besides the food court, the wide variety of restaurants inside the mall and below plus being connected to a Cheesecake Factory you can rest assured you'll never be hungry. Across the street you have Whole Foods as well! As far as it goes for the stores within the mall there's Zumiez, PacSun, Hot Topic and even an Urban Outfitters all under one roof! There's constantly new stores opening up and even retro ones like a comic book store and Level 01 Video Games. Also the go to for shoe shopping. I could write more but definitely consider visiting this mall it's truly iconic.

This mall has grown on me. Firstly, I love it because it houses, Primark, one of my favourite stores. They also have many other stores. It's pretty big and they have a lot of restaurants inside. There's a little employee-driven "train" that will ride your kids around the mall while you're shopping. I recently went here searching for gifts and items for an upcoming trip. I gave always wanted one of those spinner luggage pieces and the luggage store was actually having a really good sale. I ended up getting an expensive hard cover luggage piece for a fraction of the price. I think I'm actually due for a trip up here...yea, maybe we'll come by next week.

20/10 best place I've ever shopped ever. Erin is amazing. Associate of my life. Love that queen. Would come to the store for her ALONE.

I used to go here a lot when I lived in Connecticut. But I think this mall has gone downhill since I left. Lots of bad things happened there but overall great shopping. That's all there was in this town. It's nothing special to be honest.

A decent, well-heeled CT mall. I hate malls, but this wasn't so bad. Came here on Black Friday and left my wallet at home. My partner and I had some cabin fever after being at his parents' for four days and decided to do some people-watching. Despite it being one of the biggest retail days of the year, the other shoppers were calm, relaxed, and well-behaved. No doorbuster deals or fistfights over flatscreen TVs in sight. They have all the usual suspects, Abercrombie (can't believe they're still around), a small and slightly underwhelming Anthropologie, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn and Arhaus Furniture. Thank God I left my credit cards at home because I could have done some serious damage there! Yeah, like I said, I typically hate malls. But overall, this one is tolerable if you need to go shopping in the area. I'll stick to small businesses and the Internet, though.

Great local mall! It's always been a staple as I was growing up in the area. I loved seeing the mall evolve (with the updated fountain in the mall center, to the new stores and food stores that opened up) through the years. It's always been a great experience shopping here. The staff (in general) are super friendly. Once I lost a relative in here and the mall security was super helpful in finding him quickly. Love this place.

Going downhill unfortunately, even before covid. I really only gravitate toward 3 stores in the whole mall, a lot of the spaces are either empty or taken up by brands I've never heard of (kiosk like merchandise), which isn't awful, but I took a trip to the mall today for the first time this year. I tried to use the restroom near the food court and noticed half the stalls were already marked out of service, while the remaining available stalls were absolutely disgusting, I will spare the details. Only two stalls were useable. I ended up just leaving after that because I was too grossed out.

My favorite mall in Connecticut. Great mix of stores, they have gotten decidedly upscale in the past few years, and I will always be bitter about them ripping out the giant fountain in the remodel because that is what I remember most about coming to the Danbury mall when I was little. I also don't like how the remodel pretty much forgot about the roots of the mall...it's on the old Danbury Fairgrounds for chrissake...I think they could have kept the old decor style - like the old light post designs and just redid the color scheme into the beige and brown oasis it is today. I also think they should have kept the gaudy neon sign visible from Super 7 that was fair-esque. It's not like the outside of the mall doesn't still have the green, brown, and tan scheme going on outside anyway :) That said, even with my gripes, I refuse to deduct any stars because that is just how much I LOVE this mall.

Something needs to be done with the outlets in the middle of the mall I have had an issue with the ones that sell lotions that have the nerve to walk up to people as myself and think its ok to grab our hands to sample thete lotion you don't ever think its ok to just touch anyone with out asking when I see them I have to walk fast by or go around them I have reported them but nothings been done. And as for the ones that sell the hair straighteners they are round when they nag you to sit down and you say no thank you I have had a female tell me as I walked away its your loss who the hell do these people think they are so thanks to them I know lo get choose this mall anymore. Its harassment

My favorite place to go shopping for my 4year old. They have a great variety of kid clothing stores and a good selection overall. During the holiday season they have an amazing hgtv Christmas setup for santa clause and the Disney store has the most affordable prices for princess Barbie dolls. Also if you love Sephora check out the Sephora in jcpenny. They are extremely friendly, and so welcoming of customers. It's not crowded at all because most ppl will go to the main Sephora in the mall. The food court has great selections and there's a build a bear store in the food court area. In the area around the mall there are great restaurant selections and the service in each restaurant is fast and barely a wait. There's a red lobster and Olive Garden across the street and Cheesecake Factory in the mall. In the food court there's Nathan's, McDonald's and a cool carousel.

Oh my golly. Although prior to todays visit, my visits here had been seen going "downhill" steadily, todays' visit showed me that things seemed to change for the better. It's "growing up" and grabbing "more hip" stores. There's an Apple store, a Windows Store, and there's even a Red Robin here. Look around. You'll find a bunch of different stores to meet and exceed your needs. And because this mall is two stories, this sure makes your visits something to be for everyone who comes. I actually enjoyed my visit here today. If it wouldn't be for the distance from my hometown, I'd see about coming here more often. The only thing I wasn't able to ride, was the Carousel in the food court for economic reasons. What I only later took note, was the length of time it rode for the price the person would have paid. The ride looked quite lengthy, however, it wasn't lengthy enough to suit my pocket, and so I ended up getting an ice cream from McDonalds instead. Maps of this place weren't readily available. Things were quite confusing, moving abruptly through this mall; it's some almost square E shaped mall that, from the looks of things one area looked the same as another, which made for one interesting visit that surely confused me. Stop by the wishing well on the one floor. Although the wishing well really doesn't do too much, the water here is very relaxing, and many people seem to have often been found waiting here reading and searching on computers and the like. Although I was unable to use the free Wi-Fi near the Windows Store, I do like to see such booths made available for others to use. Keep it up! I thought the ferris wheel and carnival rides were quite an interesting touch to see outside at the entrance. The only drawback to this mall is the location of the entrance to the parking garage. If you come in through the carnival area, it's not "right there". It's almost on the other side of the mall: a place that most visitors enter into, yet no parking garage seen for that moment? I almost didn't believe my brother, who had been there in the last year and had told me there was the garage. More signage is needed from that entrance to the mall-loop road.

I grew up shopping here since I was a kid so of course this is a favorite mall for me. Good selection of stores. Great stores for babies and toddlers. My favorite clothing store Lane Bryant is gone. They are in need of a good Plus Size store like Torrid or (bring back LB) because Macys and JC Penny are very hit or miss - forget sears for plus size unless you want to look like a frumpy old lady. I wish they had more Home type stores like Kirklands or Bed Bath and Beyond. Cheesecake Factory is a great addition, just wish there was a way to meter from the mall. The food court is okay... I tend to eat at Arby's just because they are my favorite fast food chain...

Good breadth of large and small stores to choose from, including the usual chains, as well as a decent food court sporting an indoor carousel! Parking can be a challenge on busy weekends.

I ordered a barbacoa quesadilla. The meat was barely there and totally overcooked. It was like it was sitting under a heat light for hours. Horrible.

I love this mall. They have a carousel and it's double decker!! The food court is awesome, they have added in a cheese cake factory recently which is like too good! Tons of stores are there like llbean, lush, they even have an Ulta now. The Ulta even has a full service hair salon! If this mall was closer I would definitely be there more. The stamford mall can not even compare. The set up is also a lot better. It is easy to find anything that you are looking for.

Huge Mall!! coming up from Manhattan this mall is just HUGE! It is perfect for those rainy days full of great food, fun shops and fun things for the kids to play on. We went there to get away and found it comforting with many of the usual mall stores as well as the ones you don't usually see. Did i mention this mall is huge? The mall has it's own two tier carousel by the food court as well as a toy stores for the kids to keep busy while the parents take a break. Macy's, Lord&Taylor, JC Penny's and Sears are the main anchor as well as Dicks and Forever 21.

I went to this mall today to do my whole Christmas shopping, but I noticed it didn't have any Christmas decoration upstairs. I walked the whole mall and went to another mall where they didn't leave Christ out of Christmas. I'm not coming back... My family and friends are definitely not your target customers.

First time ever going their today it was nice clean spacious i wish the bathrooms where cleaner thats the only complaint i have. The food court was decent and very clean loved the little seating. I will deff be back.

The Danbury Fair Mall was built on the grounds of the old Danbury Fair (hence it's name) and has been in a constant growth ever since its opening in the early '80s. I'm becoming concerned that it may soon become out of reach for the local blue collar families of the Greater Danbury area. The amount of change that has occurred is pretty drastic including the removal of the mall's trademark fountain a few years ago and the addition of higher end restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory. That's not to say that I still don't make a point to go here when visiting home. One of my favorite things to do is to take my younger nieces and nephews on the antique double-decker carousel in the food court. If you are shopping at the mall, make sure to let the kids get a ride. The food court has a variety of food, lots of choices from Italian or Subway to Chinese and American to fast food. There's a Ruby Tuesday's just below the food court as well as the aforementioned Cheesecake Factory too. Another thing this mall has always been is clean, which is an obvious plus. You'd expect a mall with this much space and traffic to possibly have difficulty with that, but no, the maintenance crew is pretty good.

I'm very disappointed with management of this mall,I had an incident where I had fallen down the stairs due to wet conditions and I hurt my back,neck and completely shattered my phone. I had emailed management and contacted them on Twitter about this and I haven't gotten a response. What would have happened if this was an older person who had fallen,there was nobody to assist and no wet floor signs up,the floors are super slippery and they need to do something about that. I visit this mall 2-4 times weekly but I will not be a shopper anymore due to poor service

The merry go round is a nice touch. Decent store selection and I particularly like this malls Macy's. The whole mall appears to be very well taken care of. Parking options are great but I I've never visited on the weekend. I would imagine it gets pretty crowded. The food court is what you'd expect for a mall food court. Chik-fil-A is an extra nice touch!

This mall looks very appealing from the outside, and I've got to say that it doesn't disappoint on the inside. It's very clean, the stores are laid out nicely, and the mall seems more classy than others. With that being said, this mall sports the usual stores with some higher end shops. As others have stated, there is no Best Buy and stores similar to it, but I don't really expect every mall I go to to be accompanied by stores like this, so I wouldn't dock a star for that. Out of the times I have been here it has never been crazy packed, which is great. Lots of walking room and space to sit and rest if needed. They have some restaurants attached, which seem to be very popular. Despite the full parking lot, we haven't had that much trouble finding a space. Anyway, overall good mall for the basics. Clean, pretty quiet and cool, and provides for a stress-free shopping experience.

There are some wonderful shops including Janie and Jack, Hanna Anderson, GAP, and Primark. The mall is usually clean, and the food court is decent. There's also a terrific antique two-level carousel for children to enjoy. Parking during the weekends can be a nightmare! I like Macy's, but that department store is nearly impossible to shop, especially with a stroller or a mobility aid for a disabled person. There is no walkway, and clothing racks are pushed together, becoming hazardous. Lord and Taylor is small and lacks a children's section, which is a shame. Sadly, there is no Nordstrom! An eBar would be fantastic! If you have a child, there are two free play areas, one is upstairs, and the other is downstairs. Unfortunately, many parents don't watch their bullying children. One rule that should be made is that no outside toys should be brought into the play areas. Young don't understand that they are not part of the play equipment, and the issue of sharing can be problematic. One young boy found a rubber ball, about the size of a baseball that another child had forgotten. He carelessly threw it around, nearly hitting a newborn baby on the head. There is a safer play area that is better monitored in the lower level, but you have to pay an admission fee. One major obstacle that I have to contend with when shopping in the lower level are some pushy kiosk workers, specifically the hair straightener/curler kiosk, where a female employee with long red hair will harass shoppers in order to sell a product. She blocked my path and rudely interrupted a conversation that I was having with my young son, and another time I faked a phone call, and she still tried to interrupt the "talk." For this reason, I no longer utilize the lovely glass elevators in the middle of the mall. No shopper should be harassed! Overall a fine mall but could be better with stroller/disability accessible stores, non-harassing kiosk workers, safer better monitored free play areas, and perhaps a Nordstrom with an e-Bar, but that last request is too greedy.

I had visited this mall for at least 20 years. Always great prices. The building itself is a great architectural design. Free parking. Spacious to walk around and also a great food court. My favorite spot is the one by Starbucks little tables with chairs to relax. The mall is always clean and organized and secure. Highly recommended for families and non family visitors.

Spent 3 months at the Marriott Residence Inn across the road, so it was my go to spot for my morning coffee and lunch and yet, I never grew to like this place!!! Ugh!!!

At the fair mall with the family to go to the food court quick cosmos pizza was good Chick-fil-A was good Nathan's was good most of the mall is always clean you can always see them cleaning the Escalators and the floors good job Danberry fair!

It's funny, for how much I complain about physically going to the mall, or the thought of needing to go, I never typically have a bad time. Yeah sure it can be loud and yeah sure it can get extremely packed during the holidays, but I also feel that sense of accomplishment when I come here and actually find what I'm looking for. Being a Danbury native, I've seen the Danbury Fair Mall change significantly over the years and even though I wasn't a fan of the "upscale" renovations they made, I can totally attest to being used to them now. I'll start with the food court, just because 1. this is Yelp, and 2. I love food. Plenty of variety from fast food to Japanese cuisine. Hell, they're even putting in a Mima's Meatballs (local Danbury restaurant on Mill Plain Rd) where the Arby's used to be, so they even cater towards local restaurants. I try to avoid McDonalds like the plague, same with Subway, so if I do decide to eat at the mall it's usually either Chick-Fil-A or Charley's. Both are fantastic and the staff at both are pretty friendly. With the amount of stores Danbury Fair has to offer, there's a pretty high chance you'll find something that you were looking for. There's a plethora of clothing stores that cater to all audiences, multiple jewelry stores, video game stores, shoe stores, I can go on all day. Seriously. Danbury Fair also rents out kiosks to small businesses to sell their products without the hassle of owning a storefront. I know multiple people that have jump-started businesses at those kiosks and they do very well for the surface area provided. There's a little bit of everything for everyone. Also, it's always been super clean when I'm there, which is a huge plus in my book. The parking garage is fairly large and houses more than enough spaces for customers (maybe not towards the holidays though). I've never had an issue finding a spot and regardless of what floor you park on, there's still some way to enter the food court area, whether you walk straight in, or use the stairs to get to the proper floor. My only gripe about the parking garage is that the stairwell always reeks of grossness. I typically don't use it often, but when I do, there's always some sort of stank. Bleh. But the mall is the mall. It's what you expect when you visit, whether you're shopping, eating, or just walking around. Convenience at its finest.

This shopping mall was built in 1987, on the site of the Danbury Fairgrounds. Its anchor stores are Macy's, Sears, J. C. Penney, Filene's, and Lord & Taylor. It also has a double decker merry-go-round, next to the food court. Its only sit-down restaurant is Red Robin.

This mall is very clean and rather upper scale, I was here while traveling with friends and while the mall has a decent selection of stores, I do wish there was more "average Joe" stores in the area, but I would definitely shop here again either way.

Really nice clean mall. With great stores from forever 21 to Lord & Taylor, many consumers are actually from out of state. Think of a store and the mall usually has it. Great mall with your every need. FYI, gets very crowded during the holidays and the weekends. You'll be looking for parking spots for a bit so be patient.

Reasonable collection of clothing stores. Barnes and Noble and AT&T. Bourbon 'n' Burger is a nice place to eat.

Wow, are you guys shitting me? The Danbury Fair Mall is one of those little slices of hell on earth. Granted, it's largely because of the huge, clueless crowds that roam it, but I would still rather go to almost any other mall. First, who invented the parking system used here? It seems designed to maximize the probability of a car accident by forcing you back out into traffic at the end of each row. The parking lot also has all these weird disjointed mini-lots. Where the hell am I? Second, why are all of these morons here in the mall? And why are they walking six in a row, swinging huge bags, so no one can move around them? Why is this guy stopping in his tracks right in front of me? Seriously, people, figure out where you need to go and then progress there in a timely fashion, preferably single file. Third, like many malls, this one is laid out to force you to cover as much ground as possible to get to your destination. I guess that's in case you decide to impulse shop at one of the bizarre retailers dotting this mall, such as the gold buyers or the shoe repair guy. Unfortunately all it really does is maximize my time in the sea of straggling ne'er-do-wells aimlessly meandering. Ugh. Get off my lawn.