Green Acres

Green Acres Mall offers a pleasant experience with a good mix of popular retail stores and dining options. The mall is spacious and well-maintained, making it comfortable for visitors to spend several hours browsing. Variety of Stores: From fashion and electronics to specialty shops, Green Acres Mall caters to diverse tastes and needs. - **Dining Choices:** The food court and sit-down restaurants provide a nice selection of meals and snacks, perfect for a break during shopping. Cleanliness and Ambiance: The mall is clean, bright, and welcoming, with friendly staff available to assist. Parking and Accessibility: Plenty of parking spots and easy access make visiting hassle-free. Overall, Green Acres Mall is a reliable destination for those looking to combine shopping, dining, and leisure in one convenient location. Whether you’re running errands or planning a casual day out, it stands out as a solid choice.

Great place for hand washing. Cost is good and the memberships are worth it if you want to keep your car clean all the time. Average time waiting is during peak time is around 15 min to get in, then another 15-20 min depending the time of day.

This mall is REALLY trying to improve and fix its image. New stores, lighting and supposedly new restaurants are on the way. I saw three security guards patrolling...not just resting or using their phones. These are all good steps. The stores though we're not busy. And the corridors were not crowded at all. There were times I was looking over my shoulder to see if I was going to be robbed, but that was on me...thankfully no crime today. One question though....why are there 2 AT&T Stores so close to each other? One in Green Acres Mall and one in Green Acres Commons? Very confusing.

This mall is really trying hard to improve and change its image. I can see new stores coming, better lights, and I heard some new restaurants will open soon. These are good changes. I also saw three security guards walking around and patrolling. They were not just sitting or using their phones. That made the place feel a little safer, which is good. But the stores were not busy, and the hallways were very empty. Sometimes I even looked back over my shoulder because I felt a little nervous, like something could happen, but maybe that was just me. Anyway, nothing bad happened today, so that’s good. I do have one question… why are there two AT&T stores so close to each other? One is in Green Acres Mall and another one is in Green Acres Commons. It feels a little strange to have them that close together.

Good mall to get what you need quickly, a lot of stores have closed down over the years. Not as busy or nice as it used to be. Beware going during the week as they bring in a lot of adults with special needs to the food court. They take over the whole area sometimes. No place to sit or relax in peace.

Many shops here and nice area, we visited Chuck E Cheese and the children had loads of fun 😁 We would definitely go here again.

Green Acres Mall is a solid place to shop, with a wide range of stores including Macy’s and plenty of other reliable options. You can usually find good deals if you look around, and there’s a decent variety of food choices for a quick meal or snack while you shop. One thing I’m really looking forward to is the upcoming expansion. They’re planning to add more stores, and from the list I’ve seen, it looks like it’s going to be a huge improvement for the mall overall. It already has a good selection, but the new additions should make the experience even better. Overall, it’s a nice mall with good stores, good food, and a lot of potential once the expansion is complete.

Green Acres Mall is a convenient shopping spot with a decent variety of stores. The food court has several options, though some could be fresher. Parking is fairly easy, and the staff in most stores are friendly. The atmosphere is average—comfortable for a casual shopping trip but nothing too fancy.

Still one of my favorite malls to shop at,especially during the holiday.I brought my 2 yr old son to take pictures with santa claus in this mall. He enjoyed him self it was a cool experience for him. I also took him to the little motor bikes right up from santa. We road them for about 15 minutes . The motor bikes cost 10 dollars to ride for 15 minutes .The family next spot was to foot locker, the spot was nice and clean with good customer service sale people. Macy's is still there after all them yrs. You have auntie Annie's for your favorite pretzel's ,and a food court with Popeyes chicken. You also have walmart and target right next to the mall ,walmart is a couple of minutes walk from the mall. A lot has change at this mall since I was a little kid. But to take my son here for that full mall holiday shoping experience was awesome. I know because of the Internet many families don't go out to the mall ,they just have their gifts delivered to there home's . The Internet is making the malls obsolete,but it can't never take away the good feeling of going into the mall with your wife and kids .

Too crowded inside the store can't really move around the parking is horrible they be arguing over parking spots customer service is horrible when you want to return an item the ladies are rude and have a nasty attitude towards the customers they make face expression that make you feel uncomfortable when you asking them about a refund for the item you brought there how dare them make customers feel like it's they fault because they bringing something back for a refund it's not they money it's your money you pay for something that's not working properly they need more training on how to talk and treat the customers

Green acres will Never be what it use to be when I was growing up but it's a memory that still exists. I really only come here in desperate situations like I can't find something to wear and I need it now but even that's a task. I'm giving it a 3 but it's a 5 in my heart lol.

RATS RATS RATS! Infested with so many rats and mice. I was walking around the mall and saw rats running around like it was okay. When I went to the food court and was eating I saw there was a few rats running around the food court close this mall down! No stores half the Mall empty.

If you're a fan of liminal spaces then this is the mall for you! It looks like the backrooms.

Over the years Green Acres Mall has drastically changed. I appreciate some of the changes and yet a part of me misses the mall I used to hang out at when I was in high school. On the flip side grown mature me loves all of the new stores that fit my style now. As stores are closing due to the pandemic the mall is still changing but some of the mainstays such as Macy's, Sears and Victoria's Secret still remain. The mall is still a sneaker lovers heaven with a sneaker store additions ofHouse of Hoops and Laced Up. In the larger shopping plaza you can find restaurants, home good stores a super Target and a super Walmart. Green Acres Plaza had turns into a one stop shop and I love that! Mask up and go have yourself a shopping spree.

Dont waste your time going here. the selection is poor if not non existen. I wanted to buy some pj's, socks and underwear for my 10 year old granddaughte. This store had absolutely none. worst Walmart I have ever been to

Want to increase your chances of damaging your car?? Come park your car here. Shoppers have no regard for driving rules or returning shopping carts. You'll find that carts are strewn all over, rolling and denting cars...

Absolutely garbage mall. I can not recommend whatsoever. The staff of 5 stores could not be bothered to help us. In the other 6 it was like pulling teeth. Packs of teenagers screaming and threatening passerby's. Mall security was non existent or when they were there...did nothing. Stay away.

There was some good name brand stores like Macy's, Hollister and American Eagle. Food court was decent. Tables were a bit dirty which I'm sure came from bad parents letting their children do whatever the hell they want. (Sticky stuff was on the SIDES of the table). The food places were fine. Some stores had good deals. So you'll probably find something you want in here. My experience was safe and I saw security patrolling. No rats and not ghetto like other reviewers have experienced.

I was told Only 1 person working in the entire store. I had a pickup order and I was told to wait on line. Only 3 people on line, including myself. It took 28minutes to finally be next. It's Friday 1030am the mall is empty yet the wait time is almost half an hour. Please do better. Only reason I stepped foot in this mall is because the garden city location closed.

Hey friends! Welcome to the newly renovated Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream, NY. Wow, walking inside I could see that the Mall was dull no more. I could eat and explore here all day long. My bank was located right inside, nice and convenient. Walking inside, I could see the place was really become upscale. Many stores had just been remodeled. The whole place had an exciting revamped vibe. Taking the brand-new escalators to the 2nd floor, I was on a mission to get a new iPad at the newly renovated T-Mobile on 2nd floor. After successfully completing my mission, I stopped at the food court right next door to get some Asian fare. Now I'm ready to rock and roll. First, Holiday shopping at Century 21 Department store. I usually never leave there without something. Next, I needed to get a case for wifey's new iPad. The Phone Fix store was wonderful in helping me. The Rainbow, Women's clothing always has the cutest fashions for wifey. I could see from their window displays that leopard print is in this season. I Just love relaxing and shopping at the Green Acres mall, it's all nice and clean with exciting new stores. I could hang out for hours. I'm looking forward to trying the Chipotle which is right inside the mall. There are other mainstream restaurants here as well. I usually choose to shop at the Green Acres Mall because it's easy in an easy out. I always find parking in the Target lot and walk across the street. The entrance is right there and even in the holiday season it's much faster to get what you need and leave then many other larger malls. I usually shop at this mall at least once a week I have to make a list or else I'll buy too many things. . I'd like to say thanks to the nice folks, employees and vendors at the Green Acres Mall, you all work great together to make it easy for me to find whatever I need.

In the food court A&D Buffalo is the spot, they've always got a line because people love the wings. It's been my go to for quite some time. I've got one issue with this place and that's Mike Dimeno. His attitude sucks, he acts as if he doesn't like people and doesn't want to be bothered, yet he is taking all the orders. I thought he had a bad day, but after several visits I conclude every day is a bad one for Mike Dimeno and I wish I didn't have to interact with him. A&D please do us all a favor and allow Mike Dimeno to complete his job with from the back without interacting rudely with customers. Lemon Pepper is my go to flavor. I love the dry rub. Wings are small, so order accordingly.

oh my gosh how do i start. the people working in the stores are so nice. in one store soleil i got my hair done!! we bought 2 items and got 3 things for free!! when we went to the other stores everyone was so nice. the food stores were so good. I'm definitely coming again !!

Y'all... Don't EVER do business at the Perfume Point kiosk in Greenacres mall. I hardly ever go to this mall because it's ghetto AF but they have a store there that I couldn't find at Roosevelt Field Mall. **Anyhoo this kiosk is at both malls and it's a rip off. ** Overpriced, no refunds and it must pay cause the employees DGAF if they keep that rinky dink job or not so they are beyond rude at least this particular one is. Part two tomorrow, getting in touch with the owner so at least they know who they have representing their products and can decide how they'd like to proceed going forward. The employee in question is a short Hispanic 4'11" with black hair. The kiosk is located in front of Charlotte Rousse on the woman's Macy's side. If you like being overcharged, hung up on and threatened because you had a bad user experience and are vocal about it, than this is your spot if you would like good customer service and fair prices go to Perfumania, it's a few doors down in the other direction and it's a much better experience all around.

This mall has very little social distancing enforced in their common areas. I was appalled to see the number of people with either no mask, partial mask wearing, Incorrect mask wearing and virtually social distancing. I noticed there were sanitizer stations throughout but I didn't see anyone using them. I got halfway into the mall in decided to leave because it was just too congested and not enough people following the rules. I felt claustrophobic.

On October 1st I visited green acres mall with Richard, my mom and my sister.... it was slot of fun we visited a few stores I wasn't really going to buy anything. The mall busy of course as always . Below are some pics

I have mixed feelings about Green Acres Mall. It's a memorable place for me because my grandmother brought me here several times when I was a kid and took me to the Friendly's that was here. I remember purchasing Duke Nukem and WCW vs The World game for PlayStation one at Electronic Boutique next to the food court which is also no longer there. As a kid, my memories of Green Acres Mall was great. The place was thriving. Coming back to Green Acres Mall as an adult now, as a parent, and without grandma, the mall certainly had better days. We intended on coming to Green Acres for Kohl's and Century 21 but we decided to roam around the mall to see what else they have to offer. They have a few name brand stores along with Footlocker, Finish Line, Old Navy, and a few others. But for the most part, it's filled with crumb bum stores. One of the busiest business we saw was a nail salon. It looked massive and they were the busiest store in the entire mall. As for the food court, hot garbage. The only spots that were familiar to me were Wendy's and Sarku, the chicken teriyaki spot. The Starbucks looked super unorganized and really filthy when you get an aerial view from the escalator. They also had a freshly squeezed orange juice vending machine which was interesting at first but after a closer look at the mechanics of the machine inside, it's covered in mold. Verdict - Kohl's and Century 21 are worth going to but the rest of the mall including Sears is lacking new products. Many stores look and feel entirely outdated. The only stores that have a modern look were the sneaker stores. The parking lot/garages here are quite massive but the traffic control in the lot is a hot mess. There's barely any stop signs that would allow easier left turns at intersections of the parking lot. It's also right next to Advantage Toyota and they rent a large portion of the parking garage. The folks from Advantage often speed through the premises so be very careful when crossing.

Love it It's like in all you could get house eat shop by makeup accessories clothing anything! I recommend going to the mall is so big you can go shopping anywhere there's even a Best Buy

Great spot for last minute shopping.. My go to mall with affordable prices and great selections. Target is main store along with H&M's.

Preface: This review is more of a recap of the stores I've seen at Green Acres Mall. Been coming here for a while as it's the closest mall to me. It's more of a plaza meet mall though. A lot of the stores such as Olive G, Bronx BBQ, Fridays, Red Lobster, BJs, Target, Wallmart, Best Buys etc are on the same Green Acres compound, but not in the mall building itself. There's the Sunrise Cinema next door. There's a Starbucks a Cinnabon, nail shop, and a book store downstairs and kiosks with loads of phone, accesories, health supplements and other accoutrements. Chase bank is opposite Applebee's on the exit leading to Target. Upstairs you'll find a food court, smoothie bar and other stores. There are familiar brand name stores like Bath and Body works, Old Navy, Hennys, Clairs, Jimmy Jazz, Aeropostale, Lane Bryant, Aldo, Charlotte Russe, Rainbow, Forever21, G by Guess, Vic S and Express (what I can remember). The mall hosts lots of unfamiliar clothes and shoe stores as well. Even with Macy's and JCPenny the mall to me still has the feel of a teen hangout spot. Green Acres Mall is constantly being refurbished so don't be surprised to see cordoned off areas. Even heard talks of a Century 21's soon arrival! From memory that's about it. The End.

There are three restaurants in the food court that offers $6.99 all you can fit in the food containers. There's also a lot of other places you can eat at this mall like the Fuji buffet ($11.99 for dinner), Chipotle, regular schemulgar places like Applebees, etc. This mall is huge!!! Lots of clothing stores! Walmart is also a parking lot away. One of the biggest malls in NYC.

This used to be the go-to mall back in the day. Over the course of time it became boring, dull, and no longer the place to hang out or go shopping. At one point I worked at Aeropostale for a week, but decided to quit because retail wasn't my thing. Besides the fact that I dreaded traveling from Flushing/Kew Gardens to Valley Stream via MTA 5 days a week. Over the course of the years I've seen it go through the it's changes. Some minimal and some drastic. As of lately Green Acres is working on revamping its appearance to appeal to different crowds other than the people that frequent it. Customer service skills are not a prerequisite for the employees that work in this mall. The lack of basic knowledge of a product and being greeted upon entry into a store baffles my mind. Everyone has an unnecessary attitude. God forbid if you ask a question -- you are met with rolled eyes and a defensive response.

This is a great mall! Each store has it's own parking lot which houses 100+ cars. There are a lot of stores to visit - from Best Buy and Macy's to JCPENNEY and Walmart. There is a store here that will have what you are looking for. There is a bus (Q85) that runs through here but they get filled really quickly and most folks have a ton of bags with them. There is a large food court with several options for you to choose from. Overall a great mall that is continuously expanding.

Been here for the first time ever on Saturday 10/20/18 and the mall is massive and the entire shopping complex much bigger than expected. Lots and lots of sneakers store and a fully renovated Kohl's and all 4 carriers have corporate store there and a huge Chase branch for some reason. Far from fancy and I would actually categorize it as an organized shopping street a la Jamaica, Queens than a shopping mall. Not on the same level as Queens Center in Rego Park and not close to Roosevelt Field Mall in term of higher-end shopping. The food court is on the smaller side for a mall of this size and not much selection wise as 3 restaurants are the same Chinese-inspired-non-Chinese-food and then a teriyaki, a Wendy's, a Pepeye's, a bad pizza and a halal deli type grill. Price is decent and tables clean.

In my honest opinion, the mall did improve as far as looks. A mall is a mall though. You go there to shop and the real thing would be if that particular mall had the places that you usually shop at. The answer to that is yes. This mall has a lot of stores that I do shop at. They have sneaker stores (footlocker, champs, foot action, etc) department stores (Macy's , Jc penny, etc ) restaurants and so on. There is so much to choose from. The mall has complimentary wifi which is a plus. Been coming here for years and probably will continue.

uhhh really ghetto mall.... the security guards are not even paying attention at anything and the stores have a funky smell.

Growing up in Brooklyn this wasn't my local shopping area to frequent. However, I do remember taking the $1 van back when it was $1 to the mall from the last stop on the E train. When I moved to Queens over 10 years ago I still never made this my mall to hit up when I wanted some retail therapy. If you don't live in the immediate area it's a bit of a distance, especially if you don't have a vehicle so I stick to Queens Center Mall which is much closer for me. The last time I was there I was surprised of the new stores and upkeep of the place. It was clean and not too crowded, considering it was a weekday. The parking lot was still a madhouse and I believe it will always be. LOL If I am in the area I wouldn't hesitate to check this mall out unless its the weekend or holidays.

Best customer service out there ! Amanda was a great sales person, she helped me with everything I needed.

I'm so mad there isn't a Children's Place here!! I was so surprise to find this out!!! Greens Acres have a lot of areas it can improve on like getting a better book store too! I'm mad The Gap left. Also the selections in the stores are very limited!! However I'm happy there is a Starbucks Coffee shop here finally! Happy it's there dough because one don't have to travel crazy fall to find a mall!!

I love shopping at Green Acres Mall I get my jewelry from there I get my video games I buy my food from here

Good indoor mall with a decent selection of stores. Visited mall to shop and stay cool during heat wave (visited in the summer). I like the indoor temperature and decent selection of foods at the food court and around mall. More food options were recently added, and having Walmart here is a plus! Just recently I noticed the new electric car charging station, cool!

Ok mall. Big mall with lots of stores and also, lots of other stores around This mall is getting better, over the years it has been up and down. Better stores have been going in, and they are keeping it clean and fresh. When I'm in the neighborhood I do stop by sometimes

I have been comming to this mall for 23 years . I have seen it go through so many changes and I think the one its going theough now will be the best change ever. Ever since they built a Panera Bread and a Chipotle in the mall, the mall has been booming . They are building a Century 21 ! That store is going to be a huge hit. Macy's will actually have a lot of competition. The malls food court is pretty good. They have a Wendys, and multiple buffets and other famous food chains. The store selection is very limited. But that will change in a few years! Green Acres is changing for the better stay tuned. Overall, this will always be my go to mall for certain things.

Does anybody remember when this mall used to be ghetto as hell? I DO! I recently went back after not going for years, I love that they renovated the place but man the nostalgia feeling of the old arcade on the second floor brought back memories. It's cool that they are trying to make it more white friendly, but regardless of that its still in a semi - crappy area.

I loathe this mall. I have always lived close so it kinda becomes the easy choice when looking to do any quick shopping trips. Now I live so close I can walk, so sadly I still go. I came back one day to find my car had been broken into with the alarm still wailing and security in the next aisle dealing with a flat tire. They even said they heard the alarm go off but didn't check. Thanx guys. And yes I drove around the mall and reparked. The thieves there are always watching, I swear they have walkie talkies. I have been in the mall during a stabbing in front of JC Penney's (11/08) and witnessed fights. One positive thing I will say the mall has undergone a major facelift and the store choices are getting better. Good luck!

So sad to see businesses shut down after prolonged closings by the state they attributed to the pandemic. Century 21 shut down in the mall and then Starbucks! The Make Your Own Pizza, store closed there.Prior to that was Sears and JC Penny closing. On the opposite side outside where Home Goods was is now an Aldi's, since they closed :( Then there was the new store Kirklands that also closed. Let's be glad Macy's is still there since they are closing multiple stores at other locations. Other popular stores are still there for now.

Green acres mall has been here for years. A lot of people say it's "ghetto" but it's not. It's just the people hat come here that make it seem that way. The location is great and is surrounded by stores like target, best-buy, men's Wearhouse etc. They just added a 3 level Century 21 clothing store and everyone is going crazy about it. They redid H&M which is now much bigger and brighter. I'm not a big fan of this mall but I come here when it's convenient and when I don't feel like driving to Roosevelt field.

The mall is so big and so gorgeous!!Last time I went there, I bought some awesome SpongeBob Timberlands and ate some delicious donuts at Dunkin Donuts

Staying with family here in Long Island and they brought us here. Was Uber happy to see a b dubs and decided to eat before we went shopping. Outdoors mall and a little chilly for the east coast. Not much variety. Alexa at the children's place basically had my kids sit down because they were running around despite being supervised by my sister and her husband looking after them.

Super sketchy, stores aren't that great, overcrowded and workers are very rude and don't know anything about what they are selling half the time. At H&M I paid in cash and the cashier purposely dropped money on the floor and said I didn't give enough, until another cashier who noticed called her out and she refused to make eye contact with me through the rest of the transaction. I would not recommend at all unless you can't go anywhere else but pay attention to your receipts and personal belongings.

Whenever I come here to shop, all I get are bad experiences. Customer service over all Messy and cluttered floor/ shelves. Some shoppers are rude. Even though my house is so close to the mall, I never come to this mall. I would rather to shopping at Rosevelt Field Mall in Garden City.

This mall gets the job done. It's an in and out mall. There's not too many options so its not overwhelming, but then again it is a mall so you can depend on there being enough stores to get what you need and be on your way. I've never really seen Greenacres get crowded like most of the other malls I go to. Around the hoildays most shopping centers are like zoo's but green acres seems to maintain a low key setting kind of atmosphere. This is usually my go to mall for a quick run. I always get my nails done in at nail spa on the 2nd floor (I wish yelp would would list it so I can write a great review), its a really a great spot for UVgel manicures. I've never encountered any problems here like some like to talk about so until then you can always catch me here during the weekend, either eating, shopping or getting pretty!

This mall has definitely gotten better. I used to avoid this mall like the plague and would go straight to Roosevelt Field Mall because of the fact that they didn't really have any great anchor stores or decent restaurants. However, they've added a few places like Dicks Sporting Goods, Starbucks, Pizza Rev, Chipotle, Century 21, BJ's Brewhouse, and a few other stores in the outlet mall that sits where Sunrise Cinemas used to be. There are still some improvements that can be made such as having 1) Nordstrom or Bloomingdales - I dont understand why this malll still doesnt have one of these anchor stores. 2) Macys Mens department inside the Macys store and not with the furniture 3) More restaurants - Joe's crab shack, a real sushi restaurant, shake shack, etc So for now, this mall gets a 3.

Green Acres Mall is good, years ago though I would probably only come here to go to the movies or for some Red Lobster. I did like alot of the stores in the mall though, OTB was nice too to get some horse racing bets in there. I know there is a Walmart right there too in the area, the only one around. IT sure is ghetto though, everyone knows that. I agree too, the MALL just gets the job done. Alot of great memories coming here as a kid and teenager but now these days, I DO not come here as much.

I have been to the food court twice since they recently reopened, and unfortunately, I had the same experience. All of the tables are gone so you have to stand and eat at one of the counters. I totally understand the situation and I am grateful that they finally reopened, but please, have someone wiping off the countertops! Both times I have been there the countertops have been sticky and covered with left over food and trash. I have not seen anyone cleaning. You cannot expect people to clean up after themselves, they should, but they don't. You really need to have a person just wiping off the counters after people leave. This is so important, especially now. I don't think I will be returning anytime soon.

This 1 star was for my experience at Zales Jewelers. Me, My now fiance & best friend went in this store to fit some engagement rings. At the time they were trying to suprise me on the engagement but wanted to know my ring size so I said OK no problem. But the excitement inside was ripped right out of me by how horrid we were treated at this place. When I went to try on a ring the security told me to "SIT DOWN MAAAM" like I was going to steal the ring or something. So I did sit down bc I liked the ring so much than when my best friend went to take a picture the bitch (and yes she was a huuuuge, unprofessional, rude, bitch) told him its against company policy for you to take pictures of our jewelery. Than the security came to stand right by us, no respect or privacy AT ALL. I asked the security if she could move a lil bit bc I could literally smell her hot breath on the back of my neck. And she refused to move. At that point we started feeling extremely uncomfortable in there. Almost like we were being racially profiled. And this security was purposely doing this for us to leave. Maybe they had a robbery in that store or a horrible incident but that is NOT how you treat your customers, especially innocent young adults looking for a ring. IF YOU HAVE ANY MELANIN IN YOUR SKIN DO NOT GO IN THERE BC YOU WILL HAVE A BAD EXPERIENCE THAT WILL MAKE YOUR SELF ESTEEM FEEL LOW. That short, mexican female security guard as well as that blonde should be FIRED. But its your loss Zales! Bc I got my 2 carat vvs diamond engagement ring from elsewhere!

I recently went to Green Acres. Aesthetically, they cleaned it up. They renovated the food court and the mall looks less dreary than it used to. They also tore down the nearby movie theater and will expand the mall. There are a variety of stores and restaurants in the mall, as well as many box stores in the vicinity of the mall, including Century 21, Sears, Best Buy, Kohl's, Target, and Walmart, the closest Walmart to NYC (thanks to the ultra-liberal City Council, they can't build a Walmart in the city). If I was just rating the mall then it would be at least a 4. However, the ghetto, low-class crowd still hangs out at the mall. That detracts from the entire experience. If you're in the southeast Queens or western Nassau area and you don't feel like traveling then this is the ideal mall for you. However, if you have a car and are willing to travel, Roosevelt Field is a MUCH better option

This place is always packed. They have quite a few stores to shop along with vendors throughout the halls. They have a decent size food court for people to like different things on the upper level. The women's restroom was clean. They have nice bargains on items. The only downside is they charge tax on clothing as it is in Long Island.