Freehold Raceway Mall

Great mall for all ages and doing well. However for 2 weeks no sanitizers have been replaced at the kids little gym area. Shame on management. Take care of your young kids.

Freehold Raceway Mall is easily one of the best shopping destinations in New Jersey. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels clean, modern, and welcoming. The mall offers a great mix of popular retail stores, specialty shops, and dining options, making it perfect for a full day out. Whether you’re shopping for fashion, electronics, or gifts, there’s something for everyone. The food court has a wide variety of choices, and the sit-down restaurants are great for family dinners or casual meetups. Parking is convenient, and the layout makes it easy to navigate without feeling overwhelmed. The staff throughout the mall are friendly and helpful, which adds to the overall positive experience. It’s also a great spot to spend time with family, safe, lively, and well-maintained. Overall, Freehold Raceway Mall consistently delivers a five-star experience every time I visit. Highly recommended for shopping, dining, and quality time.

A wonderful, busy, well-trafficked, nicely appointed, clean, spacious, and modern mall experience awaits those visiting Freehold Raceway Mall. It was easy to navigate to from the Garden State Parkway. Parking was free and ample, but at the time of my trip - midday on a Saturday in January - the lot was close to full (perhaps due to the snow piles blocking some parking spaces). There was a nice variety of stores and restaurants to shop and dine at. This mall is very child-friendly, with many shops aimed at children & families and fun mini-vehicle strollers for kids at the entrance. It wasn't so busy that there wasn't enough elbow room; simultaneously, it wasn't so under-trafficked as to feel creepy or liminal. The food court was very impressive. Vendors eagerly offered free samples and each one supplied delicious, fresh food. This was overall a very nice mall to visit.

One of the very few malls in New Jersey that still has life to it. Eatery was good & atmosphere. The merry-go-round is what gives the Mall Its character and surprisingly it is still in operation.

Absolutely obsessed with Freehold Raceway Mall! ✨ It’s easily one of the cleanest and most organized malls in NJ! 🇺🇸 The mix of stores is top-tier—you’ve got the classics like Macy’s and JCPenney, but the new Dick’s House of Sport and L.L.Bean are total game changers for that classic American style! 👟⚽🇺🇸 Whether I'm looking for a specific outfit or just window shopping with a coffee in hand, I always find exactly what I need. ☕👗 Also, the dining options are 🔥! Grabbing dinner at The Cheesecake Factory or P.F. Chang's after a long day of shopping is the perfect vibe. 🍣🍰🇺🇸 Plenty of parking and the outdoor lifestyle center is so pretty to walk through when the weather is nice. ☀️ If you’re in Monmouth County, this is the spot to be! 💯🙌🇺🇸 #FreeholdRacewayMall #ShoppingSpree #NJMalls #RetailTherapy #ShopTillYouDrop #MonmouthCounty #USA #FiveStars

What A Beautiful Mall!!! I Have visited many other malls in NJ but this mall is one the most gorgeous malls i have ever been too! The bathrooms were clean, food court was absolutely massive and man the corridors were very long and wide . I had such a fun time at this mall and i cannot wait to return back soon.🔥🔥🏳️‍🌈

This mall has actually improved over the years, compared to many others that hvae become ghosts of their former selves. The stores have gone a little more upscale, the mall is very clean, and there is a great food court with plenty of options.

This mall is absolutely massive, and it truly has everything you could possibly need all in one convenient location. This mall offers a diverse array of stores, catering to a wide range of interests and needs. Whether you're looking for high-end fashion, household items, electronics, or anything in between, there is a store here that will likely have what you're looking for. The food court on the second floor is especially impressive, boasting a diverse selection of dining options. Additionally, the mall is equipped with elevators, stairs, and escalators, making it easily accessible for all visitors, including those who may require wheelchair assistance. Finally, there is plenty of parking available, so you can rest assured that finding a spot will not be an issue

This is a review for luminocity right outside the mall. This event is beautiful! It is $31 per person, however once you're in you can stay as long as you want (just can't re-enter). It is very beautiful and worth the visit. There is also foods like funnel cake, fried Oreos, pizza and much more.

I gave three stars BECAUSE I believe this is the best mall around! It has a wide variety of stores and food! I've lived in Jersey for 20+ years and always loved coming here. HOWEVER the last handful of times I've come here I've seen nothing but ahem Migrants?! I'm sure I'll get shit for this but I truly don't care! It's a shame what our country has become and it's prominent in Freehold, NJ!

It's a nice mall, decent stores, crowds, and a variety of stores to choose from, I like the different selection of restaurants they have at the food court though, I love that they have "Sbarro's" in which I haven't seen in forever...

Wow.. first time in this mall and it's huge ! Getting a parking is the only horrible thing with this mall :) it has some really good stores - like LL bean . Love the amount of restaurants around - like PF changs . They also have a good food court inside the mall. Lots and lots of shops . Crowded on weekends ! If you are in and around Freehold , do visit this mall . Loved it overall ..

I always find the things that I need here... I love all of the stores... I have been going to NJ Malls since 1984... I love American malls, NY and NJ

FREEHOLD: It's a magical time of year and going to the mall is one of those places we try to visit to get into the Christmas spirit through the decorations, hustle and bustle of people shopping, and sales! And, shopping is even more magical when you can bring your dog! Freehold Raceway Mall is dog friendly as long as your dog is in a carrier or cart (individual retailers may vary)! We've had a stroller for Brie for over a year and this was the first time we used it. We were so happy to walk around INSIDE with Brie in tow and browse the stores, see the holiday displays, take a photo in the Marvel photo booth, and also eat rolled ice cream at Rolling Meadows (they have vegan options)! Visiting the mall is great for when the weather is not cooperating to your liking! Freehold Raceway Mall is the best mall in the area; always evolving and having the best stores, keeping their design fresh, and having events all year round!

Opened in 1990 as a sprawling punctuation to the high water mark of 1980s mall culture, the Freehold Mall is a time capsule to an era where hours could be incinerated wandering aimlessly waiting for that Panda Express carbo load to finally force you back into the Chevy Lumina and that return to your quarter acre suburbo homestead for a nap. Sure the anchors have changed in multiples as Sears evaporated before Nordstrom and Jeans Country surrendered without a shot to Old Navy but the hub and spoke deficit spending habitrail configuration remains intact requiring a frequent pitstop at the "you are here" navigational kiosks. It's absolutely pointless to tell anyone to meet you at the nondescript Aldo or Aerie since I have no idea what those stores are. Maybe I'll just have them follow the vapor trail to Perfumania. Stores change so often and the layout is so disorienting that it feels almost casino-like in the absence of night versus day. Every once in awhile I check in just to take the temperature of brick and mortar commerce but honestly, it's never been the same since Swiss Colony and Spencer Gifts took a powder. Four stars for the nostalgia... now where the hell did I park that Lumina...

Once I finally found it, I liked this mall a lot more than other malls. It is architecturally wife and spaced out. They have a lot of restaurants and stores but even if you're not in the market for anything specific, it's fun to just peruse. They have a Lord and Taylor which was stocked with things we needed. They also have a bridal store with lots of Mother of the Bride/Groom dresses and accessories. I had the most success in Forever 21 which had some great deals the day I went. They also had photos with Santa because t was Christmastime. Photos with Santa were $40 for 6 pictures and $50 for 10. I felt like that was a little high. They have benches, tables and chairs if you're walking around and need a break, which I did.

This once proud mall has not had the best of luck in recent times. Prior to the coronavirus and pandemic, this mall has lost an anchor store, Sears. The proposed Round1 Bowling & Amusement was rejected by the Freehold Township Planning Board to replace the space Sears had vacated. Most recently, it has been reported on July 6, 2020, the local news stated Freehold Raceway Mall has had a second bomb threat. The first one was announced on July 3, 2020. Thankfully this again proved to not be true. In other news about this mall, Freehold Raceway Mall already filed Chapter 11 and as of writing this review, Nordstrum has closed its doors permanently at this location, as well. After this mall reopened its door, I visited a store for a quick pickup after I phoned in an order. As I went in, I found the mall had hand sanitizers every few yards away from each other for us to use. Most were found at the entrances and exits and the most popular retailers. Arrows on the floor were plastered on the floor to help maintain a direction of the flow to help avoid people going in opposite directions and maintain the social distancing. Signs were posted everywhere reminding patrons to have the 6' social distance rule. Unfortunately, not everyone followed the social distance rule or wore their face masks correctly. Below the chin doesn't cut it. Slowly some of the most popular stores such as Victoria Secrets, Apple Store, Ulta and Sephora have reopened. Eateries and smaller food and drink stands, are currently offering curbside pickup. The one store I was surprised to see was still closed was Starbucks. This Starbucks stands at the heart of the first floor mall. The emptiness of this makes me question if it's a foreshadowing of what this mall will become. Oh these are indeed interesting times and I am truly hoping this mall survives the pandemic. In safer times, it is the ideal meeting place to meet up with friends for walking and shopping or even sharing a meal together.

Solid shopping mall experience Plenty of parking, excellent variety of stores Recently management has added comfortable chairs and tables throughout the mall equipped with usb and power outlets for those of us who cannot put down their phones. Macy's, Nordstrom and JC Penney are the anchors. The food court is adequate with Nathan's, Wendy's and chicfila. Security is present and easy to find. Maps are scattered thru the mall to provide directions. Outside the mall offers the Cheesecake Factory, Bobby's burger palace, brio and pf Chang. Dicks sporting goods, Home Depot, Christmas tree shops and the movie theater round out the immediate area. A full day of shopping can certainly be accommodated.

freehold township police playground!!!! they drive up and down every isle with a scanner on top of the car giving uber expensive tickets if ur insurance or registration is lapsed or anything else beware!!!!!!!!!!

My favorite shopping mall hands down. It's not a high-end mall like Menlo Park, but rather, a near-high-end, more personable shopping mall! Its upscale ambiance makes it a pleasure to just take a stroll and window shop. It's also a great place for people watching as its rather affluent clientele constantly makes fashion statements. And in case you didn't know, this is NJ's 2nd largest shopping mall (though may soon to be surpassed by another mall in 2018). It has a great mix of stores. Primark and H&M offers trendy but super affordable clothing. Michael Kors and Nordstrom are examples for luxury. Adidas and L.L. Bean are some surprise sighting normally found at outlet malls. Rather uniquely, the mall has managed to provide a few stores to amass gigantic footprints: Forever 21, H&M, Ulta, and most recently, Zara. And many other worth mentioning: LEGO, Sur la table, Microsoft, and Apple. Even Amazon has recently set up a kiosk!!! The outdoor lifestyle annex features trendy restaurants (Cheesecake Factory, Brio Tuscan Grill, P.F. Chang) making it an alluring magnet for night life. The only drawback is the Rt.9 approach is often congested, but that's totally expected. Oh, I didn't know it until I looked up: Freehold Raceway Mall was listed as the 3rd most congested mall in US on Black Friday back in 2011 !

The mall itself is awesome. My husband and i go frequently. But this last time we went we came across a new store in there called OTAKU HOUSE (anime store). The items inside are pretty dope so my husband asked the price for the hoodies. He was quoted $45 (not bad ! He got 2) then once he was going to check out they threw in a deal. "Buy 2 hoodies get 2 SHIRTS FREE WITH ANY DESIGN". Good deal right ?! So he picks the shirts and pics the prints then once everything is ironed on the guy (bigger dude with light eyes) tells us "you have to pay for the prints so the new total is xxx (hit the $100+)" At this point we look at each other like Um ? You said this was free. Otherwise we were done and ready to checkout. He noticed the frustration and the questioning start to set in so he quickly throws in "next time you come back you get 50% off" I'm sorry but no. This is just a warning to others that they clearly make their own prices which is fine I guess but pay attention to wording they use. They're lucky we aren't a**holes and walked out with nothing after putting in the time to make those shirts.

A lot of good options for stores and a nice food court, yet there is a huge lack of department stores! Only Macy's, JC Penney's and Primark. Yet it is a cool mall, one of the better ones in New Jersey in my opinion.

Out of the 3 malls closest to my home, I'll choose Freehold 9xs outta 10. It's the cleanest, the most updated, and offers the most shopping choices out of all of them. The outside grounds make for a pleasant atmosphere as well. The parking though is horrendous. Unless you want to park in the next town over (exaggerating but that's what it feels like), make sure you get there at opening time so you won't have to walk too far. I've also noticed that the element of this mall has....changed within the past 2 years. Trying to be pc here, but I have to admit this place has started to attract some shady characters. I feel the safest at this mall versus any of the other ones I visit.

This mall has plenty of natural light beaming through. Ppl are nice and they have tons of stores to purchase from. One of the busiest stores was a place called Primark. They had a bunch of cool clothings, got some awesome tees too. Place was packed and ppl were just buying things in abundance as prices were low.

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Excellent mall! They have a nice variety of clothing stores, specialty shops, department stores and restaurants. Weekends and holidays can get really crowded. They have plenty of parking though. This mall is a Simon mall and it's seems like they are adding nice stores! My wife and kids like going to the kids club program that occurs first Saturday of the month. The kids club provides arts and craft activities , complementary snacks and occasionally breakfast, and free giveaways at the end the session. Also, kids and parents can ride the Carosel for free during the kids club. It's sponsored by 94.3 The Point radio station and occasionally other sponsors like IPlay and Goddard school. The last one we went to was in December and the theme was winter and my kids were making snow hats, igloos, playing with fake snow, had hot chocolate, etc. Afterwards we usually eat at Brio or at the food court. My kids like Chick Fil-A. It's the closest one in the area. There's something for everyone at the food court . Then, we go to the Starbucks and work off lunch by shopping and scoring some good deals at Gap, Old Navy or Primark. This mall is great for families.

I live in Point Beach, so the closest mall is technically Ocean County. I only go there if I'm going to one or two stores and know what I need to purchase. Otherwise I come to the Freehold mall! There are so many store options, and the food court is huge as well. The mall itself has numerous lounge areas with USB ports to charge all your electronics. Some of the stores are unique to this mall but still sell awesome things!

Great mall until they decided to add cameras at every entrance that scan your plate and run them against a database. This was all done under the guise of homeland security. What they are really used for is to ticket anyone with an expired registration immediately after you park. Freehold must be making a killing at this place. Great mall if you go make sure your registration is all good. Mine lapsed, without notice from the DMV and I was pulled over immediately.

Great variety of stores here for me such as Francesca, bath and body works, Macy's, uniqlo, Old Navy, LL Bean, etc. There's a carousel by food court and good selections of food court menu from taco, Nathan's, Panda Express, Chick Fil A, etc. This mall is one of the few places that still sells Mrs. Fields and I pray that they don't ever close down like many other mall I've been to. My favorite spot to dine here is The Cheesecake Factory, where on nice summer nights you can choose to be seated outdoors. There's private family bathroom stalls for those with small kids. Parking spaces may be a bit of challenge for certain days especially on weekends and during the holidays. I suggest coming here early or during the weekdays to avoid all traffic. Overall, this mall is not a big mall but for the size that it is, there are some good stores. It's perfect for you especially if you know exactly what item(s) you're trying to purchase.

I like this small even though it's ok the smaller side of most of the NJ mall locations. They have a good store selections . Parking near the cheesecake tends to be a lil more packed than the rest of the parking around the mall.

This place is textbook for why malls are becoming extinct! I went on 12/8 at 11 am to beat the holiday crush. My intention was to make a purchase at Sleep Number store and then continue inside to do some holiday shopping indoors. Okay I get the valet parking scam of 10 bucks but now they charge for parking near the Carousel entrance, while on the other side valet parking takes up a section of the lot. At 11 am I had to park in Dicks parking lot. Hey thanks but no thanks it's 20 degrees and there is nothing here worth this inconvenience. Sorry but I will shop where it's convenient for me not a parking money grab .

I like the fact that there is a Primark and a over sized Ulta . The mall is clean and the shopping experience would actually depend on the shopper and their shopping needs. The mall has a few hidden gems to help the teenage girl get prom ready as well as sneaker stores to satisfy the needs of the average sneaker head. The mall is great considering the area. however it leaves much to be desired since the Garden state is known for its oversized malls. I found myself not impressed and kind of disappointed that I made an hour drive to this mall from North Jersey.

One of the better malls in the area with nice eating locations. Good stores and a nice spot to visit.

This mall is so huge! I seriously get lost everytime. I drive a half hour to come here because they have more selection such as LL Bean and Cotton On. It is crowded. Crowd haters beware.

My favorite mall! Always a pleasure to shop here. My kids & husband love lounging on the big chairs. Christmas displays always the best!

Huge, well appointed mall. You can find just about anything here. Usually very crowded, at least on weekends.

Lost all respect for the management and marketing of this mall. This mall made the decision to not offer wheelchair services/customer service desk anymore. Visited Sunday and had a person with us who required Wheelchair rental. This is done in every other mall across the country! When inquiring about it, the marketing and management office said "they don't have a person to sit at the desk anymore." Seriously? You can't pay one person to sit there and answer questions and offer wheelchair services? Despicable. Will never go back.

This mall has quite a bit of unique shops that I haven't seen - Tillys, Marbles, Epic and Garage to name a few. Maybe because I'm used to north Jersey malls? None of them are particularly appealing though. One thing that is nice about this mall is the location of the food court which is a decent size. There is also plenty of places to sit, take a break or wait while the one you're with goes into a store you have zero interest in. With the surrounding stores aside it seems like the run of the mill mall, maybe pushing a bit for upscale status - the cars advertised and parked in the mall are jaguar, Porsche and Land Rover - no Honda or buicks here. It has the flagship stores like Macy's, Sears and JC penney that you see at other malls but nothing else that makes it stand out to me.

This mall is awesome, except for there are no signs for the restroom. I think there is just 1 bathroom in the entire mall but there are no signs for it. Freehold management... put the sign directions to the restroom... it's embarrassing to keep asking people for an essential like a Restroom.

If the Freehold mall wants to stay open, hours need to be extended. People who are working cannot get there in the limited hours they are open. Dressing rooms also need to open. If I am shopping and cannot even try on what I like - what makes it any different than shopping online?

I'm a little torn about this mall because there are somethings that it gets absolutely right and others that it just doesn't. When it comes to big shopping malls I'm a big believer in the philosophy that shopping has to be easy. When I go to a mall I want to be able to find what I need and then maybe look around a bit, but looking around usually isn't my main priority. The good thing about this mall is the fact that there a lot of stores that offers a wide verity of options, which makes this mall good for all shoppers. I think that is good for the shoppers because many times a shopper knows what they want but also might want something else that they don't know they want just yet. I'm also a big fan of being able to do all of my shopping in one place. In this area this mall succeeds. Another thing this mall does good is that it has a lot of space to accommodate a lot of people at one time. One flaw that many old malls have is that they don't have a lot of space so shopping is akin to being on a train during rush hour and that isn't fun for anyone. This mall doesn't have that problem so that means that more people can enjoy their shopping experience. This mall fails, however in the area of organization and logical layout. If you've read some of my other reviews of malls and shopping centers then you know I place a big emphasis on this because it's makes finding what you want very easy. In my opinion the organization of this mall is lacking. For example the sports apparel store is virtually next to an Apple Store but the Microsoft store is about halfway down the walkway. Why? That makes no sense! Keep like stores with other like stores. In conclusion this place is nicer than some malls but not as good as others. The overall shopping experience is not that bad and in some cases is actually pretty good. I enjoyed coming here and will probably be back in the future. That being said I wish they would take the time to organize the layout of the store when they are adding new stores.

Freehold Raceway Mall is my favorite mall in Monmouth County. Actually, I'd have to say that it's my favorite mall if you're picking a mall between Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean Counties. I love that it has a mix of pricey and decent priced stores to shop at. The food court has plenty of options to choose from. They recently added a Chick Fil-A to the food court so that's a plus in my book. If you'd rather sit down at a restaurant and eat, there's the Cheesecake Factory, Brio Tuscan Grille, PF Chang's, and Ruby Tuesday. I love going to this mall when the weather is nice and walking around the outdoor promenade area. In the summertime, they even have performances out there. There's a movie theater but it's not attached to the actual mall. It has it's own area and parking lot which I like because you don't have to deal with the usual crowding that you find at other malls when there is too much going on in one place. I can't think of anything that I don't like about this mall.

I like malls a lot, but this mall has really nothing for me. It is one of the cleanest malls I've ever been too, and its not too crowded. Every store that I went into that had mens stuff was way too expensive. That was only at Abercrombie and Fitch, and Hollister. Everything else was mostly feminine stores. If you are a female, you will love this mall, since there is so much to offer. And most stores, where there is stuff usually for men aqnd women, I found mostly just for women. I hope to find a better mall for me.

I enjoy this mall. Nothing bad to say. The anchor stores are standard and the parking is crowded on some days but ya know-- plan. The movie theatre attached has those lounge couch chair seat things and its now the only reason I go to a movie-- comfort. I enjoy the restaurants that are outside the mall and the food court inside is clean, no sticky tables or floors- the atrium area can get steamy hot in the summer- but its glass--- pick where you want to be comfortable. Lots of local kids come here on Fridays nights after school to hang out eat at the food court and just be kids- We see lots of parents as well- so no banshees.. Hubby and I have never seen any fights, rough crass kids or issue with the mall cops- most of the kids "across the board" are well behaved in fact - one Friday night - the food court was packed - Hubby and I just got our food and were looking for a table-- some kids said you can sit here and gave us their table! whut?! applause to those parents your children are a reflection of your good parenting. Anyway- Freehold is nice mall that has lots to offer.

My favorite Mall to shop! Especially Nordstrom store. I use and love LaMer and fragrances. Saleswoman Olga at La Mer is amazing. She always give me a great advice on a skin care and cosmetics. Every fragrance she recommends based on her knowledge of it. It is a pleasure to visit La Mer counter when she is there. Highly recommend to visit it!!! Everybody are nice and welcoming!

I love this place for all its reasons. It's a mall I come to shop and people watch. You can do both it's brilliant. Have a blast and live long and prosper people.

This mall is nice it has lots of stores that I like to shop in for instance Macy, Nordstrom, Primark are some. There's lots more. The food court is good too.

My favorite mall, and I think the best mall in the area. Clean, well designed, never too crowded (from the perspective of someone who lives in Jersey City at least), and a good selection of shops and dining. I actually enjoy coming here, which says quite a bit. Wish I lived closer.

I have lived in Freehold for 2o years. This mall used to be the Gold Standard in the area all the way down the Jersey Shore. About 5 years ago it started to change. Mall management got greedy with all the rents and started driving businesses out of the mall with nobody to take their place. They have successfully run this place into the ground. With the introduction of Primark and Rainbow shops to what used to be a high end mall they have completely turned this into a low end half empty mall with only sneaker shops. It's a shame and hopefully they recover eventually, but I'm not counting on it.

One of the better malls! This place has a lot of stores and a lot more are moving in as well! The food court is okay, the food selection is nothing special. This mall is definitely growing into something bigger and for those who haven't been here, I recommend at least checking this place out once!

I was disappointed with the lack of customer service freehold mall provided me with today. As I was shopping I was walking down the hallway to go from store to store. I sipped on water on the floor. To ensure that no one else would get hurt I tried to find a booth or mall security to alert them . No one was to be found. I went to mall security station in the back of the food court and it didn't seem like they were going to do much to ensure the safety of the other guests. A bit disappointing that such a nice mall had very little concern for its guests!

Jersey malls do it better, don't they? This one, like Menlo Park Mall are successful. Sure, it's the same old stuff in a different location, but somehow, they continue to succeed. I'm not a shoe shopper, so Nordstrom's typical 15 shoe departments don't hold any attraction for me. (I remember their propaganda!) Lord & Taylor and Macy's have good stuff, and so does Dick's Sporting Goods. It's been forever since I've been to this mall but as Philly's malls slip, Jersey's malls should be getting more business. This one also has an Apple store, which might bring in additional, unrelated traffic that might be headed to Target up the road. I struggled to find the mall, though. I guess I've been gone too long. Like Menlo Park Mall, it's hidden from the road, but hidden much better. The old sign seems almost invisible. The food court didn't seem all that great, so if I was working in the area, it wouldn't be a draw. How much Asian Cajun and fake Japanese food can you have? I hope they can continue to be a successful mall.

Every time I try to get out...I get pulled back. I'm from Freehold. I remember pre-Raceway Mall. And the aftermath. It's become like the Starbucks episode of Simpsons. It's taking over the world. It gets bigger every time I see it. It must be fertile and keeps giving birth to little babies and gets bigger. I like their food choices - PF Chang, Cheesecake Factory. But it's like high school. I can't really go back there.

Freehold Mall is one of my favorites! It's clean inside and really nice, and they have a ton of really good stores. I always feel safe there, and parking isn't that bad in comparison to other malls. There's a lot of food to choose from, as well. I personally also adore that they have both an ulta AND a sephora, haha. But that's just me. Really easy to navigate too, and not too big or too small.

This is my favorite mall to go to! The great thing about freehold is that they're always expanding and its forever changing. They recently added a store called Dough Life, where they have edible cookie dough. It's delicious, and where teavana used to be. Thet also added a Playa Bowls in the food court. They're adding a crepe place called Planet of thr Crepes. They always are adding new stores as well, like Primark, Zara, etc. I think of where freehold mall was a little ways ago, and I'm amazed. They are always improving and stepping up their game. This time I noticed that they recently changed the furniture and made it really comfortable and nice. The mall opens at around 10 am and it usually doesn't get crowded until 130pm.

Top notch mall, which gives you all different sorts of selections. From high end to low end, you have the option on where to shop. There are also some unique shops, for example Trollbeads - which has some beautiful hand made jewelry. Also, there is a solid food court with ample selection. Only wish is a better coffee selection - perhaps a small craft coffee place. Parking is usually not bad and you can usually find a decent spot somewhere.

Pretty nice little mall. Very clean and I always stop by the cheesesteak place at the food court when I'm around town.