Hudson Yards

The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards is definitely a mall you must visit if you're sight-seeing the Hudson Yards Vessel! The epitome of luxury shopping, the Shops at Hudson Yards is an upscale shopping mall with 5 floors. It's a newer development that opened in 2019 and features hundreds of restaurants and shops. One thing I'd say you shouldn't miss when visiting is the 5th floor atrium view of the Vessel! It's absolutely stunning at any time of the day you visit. Some stores you can find here: -Cartier -Louis Vuitton -Tiffany & Co. -Piaget -MUJI -Uniqlo -Chanel -Rudsak -VCA/ Van Cleef & Arpels

3.5 stars. As far as nicer malls go, the inside is very clean, spacious and modern since it opened 6 years ago. It wasn't very full in the beginning, the higher stories and list of current occupants probably only fleshed out in the past 2-3 years. The basement level is where Mercado little Spain is located, a food hall for Spanish eats and drinks. First floor is where most of the luxury retailers are located (mostly accessories, jewelry and apparel), second floor and above the prices are generally more affordable and most of these are your regular mall stores like Uniqlo, Zara, H&M, though they do have some mid-higher end Mack Weldon, Jo Malone, Lulu Lemon, Aritzia. There's a range of food options spread out on each floor, with the casual dining spots often sharing tables arranged along open walkways. The more formal restaurants have their own internal seating and some have views overlooking the surrounding cityscape. The Peak entrance is also via this building, you need to go to the 4th floor to line up for entry according to each timeslot. You can also purchase tickets there directly in person per via digital kiosk if you haven't already purchased them online. The layout of the mall can be a little confusing bc the escalators aren't all located at the same place on each floor, you may need to walk around a little extra to account for that. Bathrooms are available. Parking is available via street parking or in structures nearby (one directly adjacent the mall building too), though also accessible via subway 7 train to Hudson Yards.

In front of the Hudson Yards is the Vessel. It is not currently open to the public. You will know it from its honeycomb like structure. A beautiful shopping plaza selling high end goods. Downstairs you'll find Mercado Little Spain; a small host of restaurants, cafes and bakeries. The first floor has strictly high end designer clothing and jewelry; Dior, Tory Burch, Piaget. Upstairs on the next floors find retail shopping. On the top floor is The Edge, a viewing deck of NYC . Tickets may be purchased on the lower level.

The Shops & Restaurants @ Hudson Yards is in Midtown on 34th Street. Accessible via public transportation on the 7 train to the 34th Street Hudson Yards Station, this area is close to where one can walk along the Highline. The Shed, which is a cultural institution / artspace as well as the Vessel & other attractions like the Edge (has events like dance parties, ice skating in the winter, yoga, pilates, etc. w/ views 100 floors up) are all at Hudson Yards. There are multiple floors and a nice mixture of upscale & casual shops - Coach, Cartier, Dior, Fendi, Pandora, Aritzia, Zara, H & M, Uniqlo, Banana Republic, Lululemon, to name a few. Sundays Nail Salon, Kiehl's, Muji, etc. along w/ other shops are there that sell self-care / wellness products. Restaurants - Peak w/ Proceless, Bond St, Quin Bar, Electric Lemon, Milo's, Mercado Little Spain, etc. & there are casual eateries that include Shake Shack, Fuku, Sweetgreen, & coffee shops like Starbucks, Blue Bottle Coffee, etc. Need to Satusfy your Sweet Tooth? Well, one of my favorites, Van Leeuwen Ice Cream, is at Hudson Yards, along w/ Li-lac Chocolates, Dylan's Candy Bar, Neuhaus Belgian Chocolate, Laduree Cafe, etc. Website - hudsonyardsnewyork.com Instagram - @hudsonyards CitypIckles is there for people to reserve courts to play Pickleball. There have been free Summer Concerts on the property & currently individuals can visit Hudson Yards to view the US Open on their big screen! Please visit the Shops & Restaurants @ Hudson Yards during the Thanksgiving & Christmas Season. Every Floor @ Hudson Yards Mall is always beautifully decorated w/ gorgeous decor during the holiday season! Open Mon. - Sat. - 10am -8pm & Sun.- 11am - 7pm There are so many cool things to see, to do & to experience @ Hudon Yards!.

I really enjoyed spending time here. It is a new mall with very high end stores (Fendi, Dior, Louis Vuitton, etc), but as you go up in the mall the stores become more affordable. I only went to a few stores like Uniqlo, Muji, Tory Burk, Zara, Lululemon. This place is really big and they will definitely be opening up more stores. Its a great place to spend the day after climbing the Vessel. They have a few diverse dining options in the mall like Sushi, Mediterranean seafood, coffee shops, burger places, Korean fried chicken plus plenty more to select from. You can actually have a nice sit down dinner or just pick up something fast and easy to eat. I haven't really gone to any malls in a long time but after coming here I know where I will be going to more often. It is so easy to for me to get here. It is the last stop on the 7 train. It really can't get any easier.

Beautiful modern mall features a ton of shops and restaurants and ultra clean bathrooms. This mall has a nice range of larger brand name stores as well as smaller boutiques. Tickets can be purchased inside at the kiosks to The Edge rooftop look out which I absolutely loved and highly recommend.

Such a warm, festive visit! Definitely will have to return with more time to indulge in a bit of shopping! Enjoyed the Belgium chocolate and the Jet was easy to find in the area. Perfect place for refuge when fighting against winter winds!

So much to see and shop and live the proximity to other landmarks like the edge, which is walking feet distance. I go here just to visit Louis Vuitton, and some other favorite stores of mine. The food court doesn't have much of a selection but if you want a quick drink, this is a place to stop to.

We recently visited HY and was really sad to see a spectacular shopping mall turned into a refugee/homeless like center.Masses and hordes of individuals majority of whom had not a plan to spend and unable to spend a single dollar ,were lying,sleeping ,eating food from containers they brought from home,talking loudly,fighting in the long lines for the restrooms. Truly sad scenes that transported you in a 3rd world city and country.the management must urgently come up with action to stop those scenes repeating before they start loosing one business after another.And they must start by prohibiting visitors lying or seat on the floors,eating food brought from outside,sleeping or breastfeeding in the premises

Sleek clean shops, great location & clean public restrooms . One of the restrooms ran out of toilet paper but there was some in another restroom on the next floor. The layout is easy to navigate & I really enjoyed the exploring the shops, restaurants & outdoor space. The atmosphere felt modern, open and relaxed. I go here during the week - not the weekends- less crowded. The architecture is stunning - especially The Shed building and The Vessel (closed since 2021, pending reopening this year). The Edge observation deck ticket booth is located outside. If you enjoy walking, the Highline elevated park connects via the Western Rail Yards between 30th and 34th street.

The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards are a nice mix of upscale and moderate retail and dining experiences at one end of the High Line. The mall features upscales experiences like Louis Vuitton, Cartier, and Milos ( Mediterranean dining) to more affordable everyday experiences like Uniqlo, Pret A Manger, and Magnolia Bakery. The mall is also home to one of the newer observation decks, The Edge. Overall, The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards is a great place to visit for people of all budgets seeking to spend some time eating or shopping! P.S. Consider visiting during the holidays as Hudson Yards becomes filled with over a million lights inside and out evoking that holiday spirit!

I made my way down the high line and it brought me here. A few of the stores that we stopped at were Uniqlo, H&M, Pandora, and we had some lunch at Shake Shack. I have visited during regular season and during the Christmas season and the Christmas season décor has got to be my favorite. Its magical seeing all the lights glisten and how the building is all lit up and decorated. Definitely stop by. There is a variety of stores and a few good food options as well.

Hudson Yards is a popular destination in NYC for locals and tourists alike, though I haven't been here since my first visit back in 2019. I was in the area with one of my friends looking for some reprieve from the rain, and we thought The Shops would be a good place to check out. I had actually never been inside the mall before, so I was excited to check it out. Walking in, it didn't really feel like I was in Manhattan - The Shops give off suburban mall vibes. I wouldn't call this a typical mall as the majority of the stores are high end, however the overall aesthetics are atypical of other places in the borough. While there is no formal food court, there are restaurants and quick service spots throughout the three levels - some of the standouts for me were the Bronx Brewery and Fuku. Overall, The Shops is an inoffensive mall - I don't imagine you can do some heavy shopping here unless you're in a certain tax bracket, but regardless it's a pretty place to check out while you're in the Hudson Yards area.

There's quite a few shops in this mall so if you're looking for something, you will probably find it here. There are high end stores like Tiffany's & moderately priced stores like Zara. I was in the area & needed to go to MAC so I went to one in the mall. The associate Lizette was very helpful & personable. Good customer service is always appreciated since everyone doesn't give it. There's some tables & chairs about a block up, so on a nice day I can imagine it's quite a few people. There were also some table chairs inside, but not that many.

After a walk on the High Line from Chelsea Market to Hudson Yards to check out the vessel we were told to come into this building if we wanted tickets to the observation deck. We popped in to realize it was a mall vs an office building. We did a loop around to see what shops there were and it seems pretty generic for the stores that are available sprinkled with a few high end shops on ground level. We checked out each level and there's also a few places to eat here. I don't think I saw a ton of seating here outside of the restaurants but there were some scattered on one of the higher levels. When asking about the prices to the observation deck, we decided to skip it as it seemed really expensive to me. If you're up for some shopping and don't want to wander SoHo or any of the other shopping neighbourhoods, this seems like an alright mall for a one stop spot.

I wasn't particularly impressed with the limited variety of shops at Hudson Yards. I had expected to see a large variety of shops and restaurants and was rather disappointed. I had intentionally booked my hotel room near here with the expectation to dine and shop here, but that wasn't the case.

One of my favorite stops in NY. It's the beginning or end of the Highline with 4 floors of shopping and restaurants and nice views of the Hudson River. If you like watches, you can find them here. Paneri, Cartier, Watches of Switzerland, Omega and more. Need something more reasonable, there's a great Muri store here that has a little bit of everything and a nice Bath and Body Works My favorite spot was The Vessel, but it's closed since people felt the need to jump off the top. It's still nice to look at.

I enjoy this mall but I do wish they had a few more affordable shopping options. I do love that they have a Madewell and all the staff I've encountered at this mall have been very nice and helpful.

We stopped by Hudson Yards the other day to see the holiday decoration hype and honestly it was way more beautiful than I expected. They had lights, garland, and ornament bulbs everywhere! The shops definitely weren't for me. They were much more high end than I'm interested in so we didn't really buy anything. They have some food options/buffet style food court that surprisingly had seats. Everything is pretty expensive and it was insanely crowded which is to be expected around the holidays. We also came here to do the Edge (entrance on the fourth floor). I definitely recommend booking tickets in advance because they are timed entry times and seemed to be booking out quickly. Overall I think it was a fun once w very few years/once in a lifetime experience.

Located right at the start of the highline park. The mall is filled with high end shops, some eateries, and restaurants. Its very picturesque especially during the holidays. Bathroom here are very clean and well kept.

Aside from the markets & 5th Avenue shops during the holidays, Hudson Yards is my favorite shopping experience in Manhattan. This mall has so much going on between events, restaurants and retail stores. There was an international flower exhibition going on that was pretty impressive. The Yard out back by the Vessel has movies and sport showings. The High Line wraps around the south side. You can sit at a few of the restaurants that face west, and look out towards The Vessel & the Hudson River at sunset. Peak on the 101st floor above The Edge is my favorite sunset cocktail spot in all of Manhattan. It's a pristine, multi-level destination for a satisfying shopping excursion.

Beautiful mall near the bus stops to get into the city. The Christmas lights were mesmerizing. Lots of luxury shops and restaurants, and free (clean!) restrooms. Very helpful staff who will gladly point you in the right direction. Overall a great shopping area!

Very interesting place with nice architecture. Lots to see and walking around too bad they closed the Vessel it would have been nice to be able to go up and see the views however from what I was told it's no longer accessible due to many people committing suicide so it's now permanently closed.

I love the fact that this mall is dog friendly. Today, however, a young woman went into the mall via the main entrance with a large but cute dog which had neither a collar nor a leash on. I told the security person that he needed to tell her to leash her dog. He looked at me and basically said it was not a problem as it looked a nice dog and wouldn't hurt anyone. Please look into this as this is not at all legal in New York to have a dog off a leash. Your security guards need to be more proactive and attentive.

As many many have said, there is no place to sit in any corridor of this mall. I have read many reviews that speak of this, and the mall always answers that they're sorry to hear that and they will take it under consideration and if you want to sit, you might wanna go to the fourth level because apparently there's more seating there. If my wife and daughter are shopping a level 1, 2 or 3, I don't wanna go to the fourth level for any reason. There's no good reason that there can not be seating in every single corridor, except they are under the false impression that if they keep you walking and standing that you're probably going to shop more which is pure BS. Update: some nice looking gentleman in a suit with a radio just told about six of us that we can't sit on the floor. I said, "where is their seating?" He said: "all over" at which point I lost it. I said "where?" He said on the second level. I said "why would I want to go sit on the second level when my wife and daughter are shopping on the first level?" As a result, I'm going to lower my star rating.

Heaven bless Hudson Yards for their very accessible restrooms and their nice, clean shops. It's a great mall - lots of Asian-focused shops, but overall a nice diverse selection of places to browse. The variety of types of stores is great. It's in a great location as well, right near the High Line. Very nice, modern, and clean mall. I approve!

The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards is located at the south west corner of 10th Ave and 33rd. The closest subway station is the 34th Street / Hudson Yards station on the 7 line just east of the Javits Center and the 34th Penn station A-C-E / LIRR is not far either just a couple blocks east on 8th Ave. Before COVID we hadn't been to NYC since 2018 and this entire complex wasn't here yet. When I was a kid I remember this area of 10th and 34th and all I can say I remember was a McDonald's where you could actually park at if you were dining in and if there were parking spots available. Fast forward 35 or so years and now this place is completely different. I mean just prior to my 2018 visit when this place was still being built. Our first visit to the Shops at Hudson was in November of 2022 when it was by then well established. This area is completely rebuilt and this mall being at the base of a skyscraper is a nice addition to what is central to the area as a whole. The area is heavily revitalized and complimented in the fact that yes you are in between Clinton and Chelsea in a completely modernized pocket of the west side. The Vessel although closed for now is still there but the marvel of the area as a whole is the top of the High Line too. About the Shops though although the area is large and there are seemingly multiple entrances the corner entrance at 10th and 33rd was the one we used both times since coming here. The mall itself is on multiple levels with the higher end shops like Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Van Cleef etc being on the level in the same area while Muji and Uniqlo are on the same level. Food options are scattered on various floors like Bronx Brewery being lower and Shake Shack being upper. For the most part the mall makes you explore with a variety of shops ranging from your fast fashion staples (H & M, Zara) to the big high enders like Rolex and Dior. My personal favorite store happens to be in this mall which is why I will always come back. Stance used to have a store in SoHo but now that it's gone this is the only location in all of NYC so it's going to be visited each and every time. The Edge which is the outdoor observation deck if I'm not mistaken is currently the highest outdoor observation deck in the western hemisphere. This attraction is within this mall too on the top level if I recall. There are scattered tables and chairs on each level. It's a nice new mall and for now being that the entire Hudson Yards is a huge urban revitalization project and this is just a part of it, it's a nice contributor to the centerpiece the area. Overall I liked this shopping area and because of Stance I'll come back for sure.

Very cool Place to go to if you want a high-end shopping experience. Most the stores there are way out of My price range, but a nice place to walk around and grab a bite to eat, people watch, or window shop.

Christmas time is the best time to come here. Seriously so gorgeous and I don't understand why more places aren't as decorated as here :P after never being here we of course had to come around Christmastime and we were not disappointed. Nice shops too :P

What a beautiful mall during the holiday! First time here and it was absolutely stunning with the decor and lights We couldn't do "The Edge " because it was closed due to wind speeds but if you get a chance I would check it out. So many stores and just a wonderful time shopping

I'm mostly critiquing the Wi-fi here. Lots of High End stores to shop but if you want to hang out here for a long time & eat, shop or meet up w/ friends this is not recommended. It's bc the Wi-Fi service SUCKS. The building was only built a few years ago & they did not wire properly for Wi-Fi service which needs to be upgraded. ASAP! Other than that it's a nice place to shop.

The Mall was huuuge. I needed a directory and look at what it offered:)) I was so tickled. I had to use the directory because there was some nice stores in the Hudson Mall, using the turn by turn directory assistance allowed me to put on my blinders and go straight for what I went in for....THE FOOD COURT. Hahaha

This mall had a lot of higher end name brands and was very clean. There is also food options but I found them to be a bit pricey. Our shopping experience was nice there, each store gives excellent customer service. You can also find the entrance to the Edge inside.

This is a beautiful mall with a mix of high end and classic retail shops. It attracts lots of tourists because it is the entrypoint for The Edge and The Climb attractions. Touchscreen maps help you with navigation at the entrance. Likely overpriced due to its location in Hudson Yards.

Newly opened mall at Hudson Yards near Penn Station houses high end designers, i.e., Dior, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany, Phillip Patek, etc., and contemporary designer as Coach, Theory, and others, as well as popular knock off stores as Zara, H&M and Uniqlo, among others. Also included was a Spanish restaurant, cafe bistro, Laduree and Magnolia Bakery, among others. Overall a nice visit with my New Yorker younger sister, and return visit to the Vessel feels like you're in altered world for a brief moment...

A large mall built over the rail yards as a part of the larger Hudson Yards project, this multistory mall hosts some high end and regular shops, plus a car store (Genesis?) and a good number of restaurants. One part I didn't like about the mall, a bunch of the escalators and elevators were either out of commission or didn't go to various floors. Left me running around in a circle to different areas to get up to Milos on the 5th floor even with signs on some of the areas to use elevators, etc. that didn't end up going to the 5th floor. Bathrooms, too, could use a cleaning. The gender neutral one I stepped into had it's own toilet and sink, but the floor was terrible - wet and dirty paper all over. They need to have a crew in there more regularly.

This is an upscale indoor shopping mall with many luxury brands. The AC was fantastic and most of the mall looked clean. Unfortunately, the bathrooms were poorly maintained, icky, and missing soap or toilet paper. Wi-fi service was really spotty. Good luck finding a seat :(

Hudson Yards in Manhattan is the newest neighborhood in the city with skyscrappers and new identity and Luxury stores along with restaurants have made their way. I was there at Christmas and it was a sight to watch. The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards are filled with high-end designers and have become a destination for shopping in NYC. When you enter through the same side as The Vessel, you're automatically greeted with a huge Christian Dior sign. To appeal to the masses, The Shops at Hudson Yards also has Zara, Muji, H&M, and Uniqlo on the upper floors. For now, that's about it. If you're coming to the Mall at Hudson Yards, expect high-end stores rather than affordable stores to shop. Part of the Hudson Yards development was connecting the mall to the High Line which would, in turn, generate lots of foot traffic.

This shopping center is a solid 5-star gem. The interior is stunning, and it boasts an array of premium stores that elevate the shopping experience.

The mall is big and gorgeous and filled with many interesting choices of stores. I mean is someone coming here to buy an overpriced car? I did see a few people looking so maybe yes? We came in to kill some time before going upstairs to the Edge. There are quite a few shops I'd go into but it's your standard American high-end fair with some cutesy stuff mixed in (Like PIQ or UNIQLO). If I had a complaint about this place is the escalators. They make no sense. None. Sometimes I wish designers/architects didn't choose aesthetic over function and in my opinion, this is a case where this happened. Also, signage could be a bit better. We wanted to go to the Highline afterwards and could not find a way through the mall so we went outside. Found it after we did that. It's ok, I needed the extra flights of stairs. However, the bathrooms were pretty clean and fun. I've never seen the hand dryer at the sink with the soap and the faucet. Genius.

Sean Marshall, the Brand Ambassador of Hudson Yards New York represented the company very well, and he looked exquisite while doing so. He gave me an experience while celebrating my Birthday, living on "The EdgeNYC" and I will never forget it! He went out of his way to ensure that I felt beyond special. VIP treatment is an understatement In comparison to the treatment that my guest and I received. Mr. Marshall provided an excellent service, he was warm and welcoming, I felt seen, just like a Movie Star. It was more than a visit, he turned my celebration into an "event." He played a unique role in my auspicious occasion, and I look forward to my next visit. Cheers To You Mr. Marshall ! Thank You Very Much...

This mall is awesome. I stopped in this afternoon and everyone I encountered was so welcoming. From the luxury shops to the coffee shop. I highly recommend. After you shop in dine you must go and see the vessel. I stopped in H&M and of course into Zara. Then I enjoyed the high rise view + watching a live match of tennis. You can also play tennis or just vibe out and sightsee. The area is children friendly and it was safe. Not too far from the famous 34th St. strip; but the easiest commute would be the 7 train to "34 St. Hudson Yards."

This is such a beautiful mall!! During the holidays they have it so beautifully decorated and everything is lit with Christmas lights. This multi level mall is huge and has so many different stores from candy stores to the most high end ones. You can access the Edge through this mall and it is also located right in from the Vessel. This is a must visit when in New York.

Gosh how much do I love this place, I can't say enough, the ambiance of the entire mall is great and so festive. We did get a chance to check out Mercado Little Spain and had a few nibbles. There are quite a few restaurants in this mall, so there is something for everyone. This is my second time visiting Hudson Yard and it is awe inspiring with the multitude of lights and great shops. Unfortunately The Edge was closed but still a great sight. I look forward to visit again.

MANHATTAN: Hudson Yards New York is an incredibly gorgeous and sprawling complex that includes shops, restaurants, art exhibitions, and events! Best of all, everything is dog friendly!!! We watched a live football game in a 30-foot TV in the outdoor "Backyard" area which also hosts movies, pop-up events and family activities! The mall is ultra modern and so fun to walk around explore. From high-end shops to your typical mall stores, there is something for everyone! There are also plenty of restaurants for a quick bite! Something truly special is Mercado Little Spain, a whole floor featuring a market filled with food, drinks, and shops, all Spanish themed! So amazing! A great indoor and outdoor activity and the perfect time of year to visit for the holidays!

It's just so glamorous...talk about high end retail! All located under one roof... beautiful and who can say no to such delicious eye candies??! lol When I landed my new job and promotion, I treated myself to a nice visit at VCA and Cartier. How can a girl not treat herself to something shiny? *wink* I've always had really nice experience here so no complaints from me. The SAs are amazing and very attentive to your needs. For weekends, recommend to make an appointment! #yolo #hudsonyard #treatyoself #yelplife

I come to look at the Hudson Yards lights whenever the time comes. Mainly on the holidays. I think they start around November and gets taken down by February. The mall has foods and various stores from higher to lower end. The restrooms are cleaner than any other mall I've been too. Download the Hudson Yards app and get a hudson yards golf umbrella at Hudson Yards when you use the referral code: https://signup.thanx.com/hudsonyards/christina-d5380802ee54

This review is as a tourist who was not actually here to shop. After a walk on the High Line during a hot summer's day, I needed to duck into some shade to find some respite. The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards was perfect for that. There were clean bathrooms and a variety of eateries. They have free phone charging stations at multiple locations in the mall as well. Grab a coffee from a coffee shop while you wait. On a whim, I decided to check out the Edge as well. If you're here to do actual shopping, the shops are definitely on the higher end of things. Lots of people were milling about from tour groups to families to business people looking for lunch. The interior is really sleek and nice looking. There's a view of the Vessel on one end of the building as well. Great place to pop in if you need some shade and AC or a break for your weary feet.

DECEMBER REVIEW: this area is so cool! If you're thinking of viewing the Vessel, the Edge, Chelsea Market, High Line or Little Island, this should be added to your list as well especially during the holidays. I'm not sure how this place looks during the other seasons, but in December, the decorations are amazing & brings in the Christmas spirit. On the top floor, you can see the full Vessel through the glass window & they have a stand to prop your phone up to take some photos with the nice background. Aside from the gorgeous decorations, they have some great stores (H&M, Banana Republic, Lululemon, etc) & some restaurants. I believe this is the place to go up to the Edge as well. We walked through each floor & viewed some of the clothing shops but then we realized how BIG this place is when we were trying to exit the other way to get on the High Line. Overall, very pretty & if you plan to see any of the other things I listed above, then it makes sense to check this place out as well.