Kings Plaza Shopping Center

My childhood mall , the first mall i went to in my life . I love this mall very very much and i love how there’s speciality stores and my favorites like bath & body works , spencers, hot topic although. i wish there was a food court here. Been coming here when i was a child with my parents and shopped at Macy’s my first department store here , god i miss doing that bringing back memories every time im by macy’s and see it. ADD A FOOD COURT PLEASE!

The plaza is ready for business and has plenty to offer. It’s clean and well maintained. The atmosphere is inviting. Come on down to shop. They have what you looking for.

Kings Plaza Shopping Center is a shopper's paradise! The variety of stores is fantastic, ranging from popular brands to unique boutiques. I was especially impressed with the food court—there's something for everyone, and the options are delicious! The mall is clean and well-organized, making it easy to navigate. I also appreciate the ample parking available, which adds to the convenience of visiting. The staff at various shops were friendly and helpful, enhancing my shopping experience. Overall, it’s a great place to spend a day shopping, dining, and just enjoying the atmosphere. I can't wait to come back!

I do like shopping there you have a lot of very good stores there BUT the reson i gave you a 3 for because you allow PEOPLE WITH DOGS o shop there even where there's FOOD ain't it against the Board of Health PS. Would you allow me the poop or pee on the floor of the stores just like the dogs PS. There's a boutique in the middle of this mall call King Jeweler do not stop there do not buy anything near it is a ripoff they're a liar that they say that they refund your money I put my wife something there and it turned in less than a week and we went back and they wouldn't do anything for us except charges more money for another one PS someone to call the Better Business Bureau on them AKA as we all know as the BBB

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Convenient shopping mall. Essential stores. Macys, target, Burlington, primark, old navy, Zara, plenty of footwear stores, makeup stores, jewelry stores. It used to have an H&M and best buy but those stores are gone now. It seams like stores come and go in that mall these days. There's food throughout the mall. There was a McDonald's, a Chipotle but those food stores closed down though there is a mcdonalds in the area close by. It just a short walk away from the mall or a 2.5 block drive. This mall has a paid parking lot. It gets very warm in the mall so if you get hot fast and easily I suggest leaving the coat in the car if you drive. Plenty of buses run to the mall the B2, B3, B9, B41, B46/sbs, B47, Q35. Sorry no trains near the mall. Great mall for the borough. It is an inside mall.

I made a purchase at the Adidas store in Kings Plaza and bought shorts and a T-shirt. During the transaction, a $5 donation was added and charged to my card without my consent. I immediately asked the cashier about it, and he told me that nothing had been charged. However, after checking my banking app, I saw that the $5 donation had in fact been taken from my card. I asked to speak with the manager. The woman refused to give her name and said I could refer to her only as “SM.” She refused to help and insisted that the donation was my choice, even though I never selected or approved any donation option. This experience felt dishonest and extremely disrespectful to customers. Charging donations without clear consent is unacceptable.

The King Plaza offers a variety of shops from small boutiques to the big shops. If you want to spend a great time then came here. There are suitable spaces for kids with activities also.

Sometimes, when there's nothing else to do, I'll drive to Kings Plaza just to window shop. Honestly, there's not much here. Most of the stores are small, and since it's a mall, it can get really crowded and feel cramped. The checkout lines are the worst. There aren't enough space for more cashiers, so you can easily wait 10-15 minutes just to pay. It feels like such a waste of time, but then again, I'm already wasting time wandering around Kings Plaza. The mall itself is pretty clean, but the bathrooms are hit or miss--some days they're fine, other days, not so much. My guilty pleasure here is the cinnamon rolls or Auntie Anne's pretzels. I can't leave without grabbing one or the other. This trip, I actually bought a few things. I went to Sephora, and the staff there were super nice and helpful. Then I went to Zara, and it was a completely different story. The store was a mess; clothes everywhere, nothing folded, and it didn't seem like the staff were trying to keep it organized. The vibe was chaotic, and I probably won't shop there again. Overall, Kings Plaza is fine if you're just killing time, but it's definitely not a mall I'd go to shop unless I really need something.

Beautiful family store to visit everyday. My childhood dream store. You can get parking and great exercise

I was at kings Plaza some months ago to visit Macys and some shops... not my cup of tea. The place is overwhelming on some several levels being noisy and not clean as Mall should be. Not a positive experience sorry to say.

What kind of mall has no food court or food options but invests in fashion shows? Can this mall stop focusing on having fashion shows and start opening food options for customers and people who work in the mall? So strange! The store selection seems to be somewhat improving... now can it get some places for people to want to stay in the mall? Lol

Randomly adding any product to the receipt, collecting money from customers, despicable cashier, bad attitude, From now on, I won't go into this store Primary store so bad

I remember coming here almost every weekend in my HS days. I moved away for many years and came back in 2019 and can probably count on one hand the number of times I've been back to KP. I went the other day because my friend, who is a major KP fan, told me about the new places that are here. I went on a Saturday so it was super crowded. I guess my interest has changed because I usually hop in and out of stores so I wouldn't really stay that long. I will say that the Cookie House is my favorite and I have to buy some cookies every time I visit. I remember back in the day, they only took cash--they have since progressed with the times. I think if the Cookie House left KP, I wouldn't come back. Kings Plaza is okay but I don't see myself coming here every weekend like I used to.

I went to the mall on Sunday 3/5/23 with my Mom and son and as usual my son wanted McDonald's to eat. Took the elevator ride upstairs to see a ghost town where McDonald's use to be. They actually closed it down......I'M IN COMPLETE SHOCK. I've been going to this mall and that McDonald's since I was teenager. I'm 41 years young now and I've since stopped eating fast food but I still would buy it for my son here and there. I've asked several people who work in the mall what happened and not one of them could tell me why smh. They all said they walked in the mall and just like me saw that McDonald's has closed there gates forever no sign no update NOTHING. So my question is I wonder what they will put there next?

Big shopping center, but not the best environment. Could be cleaner inside the mall and stores themselves.

I grew up coming here and it's changed during the years. I found myself searching for my favorite stores that changed locations. I don't come this way often unless I have to, and I'm usually in and out. It's just a mall. ‍

I always liked this mall because it was first one I went to after arriving to America . Pretty clean and food couRt expanded and easy with parking. But the parking ticket machine was broke but thankfully allied universal security Gaurd was their to help .

Good morning, everybody! I wanted to view the shopping mall only initially, but then I have changed my mind! I was at "H&M" firstly, and it was a big shopping experience, since I also shopped "Michael Kors"-section, and I will show you the receipts just to have you know. Unfortunately, I was told, that there are no fitting rooms anymore, and learn from me: I will need to return some jeans on/before December 4th (1 month is the return policy). I took a bus ride - B9 until the very end, and I remember, I had been there before, but not by myself, I wanted company with my sister. Prices - "H&M" are not expensive, I will say, as "Hollister", "American Eagle", "Aeropostale", for exemplars... Michael Kors is now the very fashion designer to speak of the pricier stuff, if not, like Gucci, for instance! I wanted myself an autumnal bag, and I have it purchased at the section of M. Kors the same date!!! Besides of black pants (XL), this formal white shirt (L), jeans, an ordinary candle with linen smell, and three bras, I bought also the black sweatpants (L) on 11/04/23. My bank is across the street, actually, at that location (Capital One), I was glad about having noticed the building.

Kings Plaza has undergone some major changes, for the better or course. If you're a native Brooklynite, you know what this mall used to be and things that used to occur. However, while some stores remain, it seems to have many new additions. Prior to this year, I hadn't been here since 2014 and that was just a quick pick up from Macy's. Prior to that, I don't believe I'd been here since 1999 or maybe 2000. Due to Covid, Macy's opted not to do their family friendly Santaland--so after doing some research, I found out they had a socially distant Santa and decided to venture here for holiday family pictures. The process was simple, you choose a package, which also holds your spot. The staffers were very friendly and the whole process took less than 20 minutes. I'd probably not return for Christmas pictures since I prefer Santaland, but I thoroughly appreciated having them as an alternative, especially in these tough times.

For one of the biggest malls in BK, I think they could get more form the place. It is alright, and you will find many great shops, but prices are little high and overall the mall can be better.

There isnt much "Big city mall" to experience here unfortunately. I guess Florida has spoiled me and I expect some kind of extensive variety for where I shop. This was not the worst mall I have been to. It just leaves a lot to be desired. I dont go to malls for the major retailers. I am more of a boutique shopper. I like to walk out of the mall with items that feel special to me. This place feels like they are not really catering to the small boutique style stores which is the heart of a really good mall. I didn't purchase anything because my heart wasn't in it.

I'm here like once a week, I remembered the days where there wasn't a lot of stores and there was a movie theater. Which was way back. I actually like this mall it's not always packed like some malls. The stores are great, but one it lacks is the food court, they should be a variety of restaurants....

I feel like Kings Plaza gets a lot of hate on necessarily. Yes, it is a crowded mall. Yes, crowded malls occasionally have funny characters. But the fact is Kings Plaza has everything you need. From Macy's, to Hot Topic, to my all-time favorite store in there, the Cookie House. If you're looking for a high-end luxury boutiques,go to Soho or Fifth Avenue, if you're looking for a decent mall this is not a bad place.

Although I enjoy this mall I am upset that upon parking in the garage today there was no one wiping down the ticket machines. This was not COVID-19 compliant. Good thing I had hand sanitizer! Otherwise, a good selection of stores. However, a poor food court selection.

People tend to forget that Kings Plaza Shopping Center is a place where you can find many stores in one place and that it is local if you live in Brooklyn. I know that they can improve many things and that parking here is not always fun, but they do have many stores and they have good sales (Check before). I have been shopping at Kings Plaza Shopping Center and I think it is a good one. And I believe that on 2022 they will get better after Covid years.

Immensely changed since I 1st started a draft of this center in 12/2016, this is whole new mall with vast improvements since. First, the building itself is vastly upgraded with huge reconstruction, remodeling, and plain upgrades to architecture, amenities, and overall maintenance. The new businesses (too many to list but biggies include Primark the fashion retailer and JCPenny's the home and fashion retailer) add a lot of buzz. This mall is so big that I even lost a Burlington's Coat Factory in the mix since it's up high with their sign on the top of the parking deck which isn't visible from the street level nearby due to its angle of inclination. The Floor 1 ones like Best Buy and Panera are their same selves with refurbishments some years ago thus fine. Overall mall amenities are all there, most not well signed or publicized, but this mall for being in Brooklyn truly has all the finishings of a suburban one with vast tracts of land. The parking deck is a whole amusement park size and worth of reviews, basically it's vast with portions rented out to area dealerships. Paid and moderately priced, largely worth it for the sheer convenience if you're not taking 1 of the literally some dozen MTA bus lines which terminate/originate here meaning the public access is superb. The public transit hub nature also deserves its own listing and thus reviews. The area's the same as usual, the large Flatbush Av crossing always dangerous and many Avenues of approach all full of cars and people whose volumes sunset seemingly increases instead of decreases. Too many pedestrian and vehicular accidents at these junctions keep all visitors on edge and unusually alert even for NYC.

Had a fit of nostalgia and wanted to visit, as I haven't been here since the 1980s. My how things have changed...and not for the better. Every store I visited was a nightmare. Primark's clothing was odd fitting, Macys had long lines and few cashiers and Zara had the same problem. Even the bus I took to get there had a guy on his cellphone arguing with his girlfriend for the entire ride. The only good thing there was the cookie place on the first floor near the Flatbush Ave exit but the prices are through the roof. A quarter pound of little chocolate chip discs for $4.25?? That's like 6 cookies. Never again.

Can we talk about the new and improved Kings Plaza Mall for a minute? I don't think I've been to this mall since my last review in 2015... with it's typical stores and basic mall vibe KP was average at best. Now, this 'new Kings Plaza' has a whole new feeling. There are a bunch of new stores - JCPenny, Burlington (Coat Factory), Primark, Adidas, and Zara. There's sitting areas with charging stations. There's streetart! What is this place!? The ol' favorites are still there too - Old Navy, H&M, Best Buy Bath & Body Works, etc. And a few were lost when the mall got renovated - Modell's and Panera are both gone. Before I would have gladly traveled to Manhattan to visit a few of the stores listed above - but KP's now offers a good alternative to schlepping all the way into the city.

Very busy shopping mall in Brooklyn in Flatbush Blvd. I came here early on Labor Day for the Macy's sales and it was little to no people in here; baby, when I was leaving there was a deluge of folks coming in from everywhere. They do have a large parking garage but not large enough as folks were stalking me for my parking spot. They were creeping along side of me in their cars waiting for me leave but I wasn't leaving. Then they'd speed off (in a parking garage) lol. Some even asked can they have my spot lol. Can someone say creepy? It's just terribly overcrowded in NYC and it's surrounding boroughs. Parking was only $3.00 considering where I was and you have to pay at a kiosk before getting out. Anyway, it was a really good shopping experience. They have lots of fashion designers' stores inside and a small area for resting.

Its close to home and shopping is always a good way to release a little stress. This was the perfect stress releaser when things went left with traffic on the Belt Parkway.. So off to the Cookie House for a sweet treat. As l may have mentioned before, chocolate chip with pecans hits the spot for me.

Expensive mall. Not enough you will need to pay for parking, you will find that the So called WIFI is not working on most areas, and that the stores prices can get ridiculously expensive. With that said. They have almost any store here (where is Nike?) and many small stores at the center. Could be so much better if it wasn't so expensive.

Very clean .A lot of buses go there.They close at a descent time.They have stores for the whole family.

If I could give it a negative I would ! I went by Auntie Annie's and wanted some pretzel. Saw free samples of some type of beverage and asked what kind is that the worker said tea. I said what kind he said just tea. And I asked well is there mango? Cause I'm allergic, his response was I DON'T KNOW ... don't drink it then. Throw it out ... WOW RUDE aF! The worst customer service ever ! Never coming back again! You're lucky I can't find auntie Annie's on yelp for KINGS PLAZA LOCATION! BEWARE

"Kings Plaza Mall" has a beautiful water front view! So why doesn't it have more selection? When I walked in I was amazed at how nice the place looked. But I quickly realized there wasn't much to it. It wasn't a mall that I'm use to, being big and having a lot of venues. It's nice to have a mall in the area and it's definitely something Brooklyn needs. I just wish it was the kind of mall you can get lost in for hours shopping. If you are only shopping for a quick in and out, then look no further, this is your mall. But if you're looking for more, I recommend another location. It's still nice and worth the visit. But don't go expecting to much here.

Kings Plaza has grown a lot over the years. One thing that has not changed is the FLAT PARKING FEE. Although it is now increased to $3.00 for the entire day, It is still worth all the shopping compared to other malls where they charge parking per hour. I'd definitely do my shopping spree @ KP! ***On the other hand, most stores I visited had very poor customer service. Makes me wonder who the heck trained these salespeople. SMH.

This is the absolute worst collection of stores under one roof. The bathrooms are dirty, the parking is up to $3-$10 now. The food has no rating signs outside the facilities, and they definitely should. These nice stores they opened, all turned to trash within one month. This location/ this mall will never EVER be anything.

My second visit to this mall in two weeks. My prior visit was approximately eighteen months ago. I'm paying more attention this visit. Construction still in progress. It's not as rowdy as I remembered it to be but after 7pm on a Thursday fall evening, uuummmm may be the norm. It's a big enough mall with some high end and other reasonably priced stores but they need to do some PR to bring folks to this place. It's a ghost town. If you enjoy shopping in peace while being attended to by slightly lethargic CSRs you'll be in shoppers paradise here. I don't know if this may resonate with other yelpers but my New York (American) experience has been based a lot on comparisons. I'm a Caribbean expat. I compare what we have home to what I see and experience here in the "big city". This mall wouldn't be able to touch some of the malls we have back home with a 10 foot pole. The End.

Ok so I'vebeen coming to Kong's plaza for years. It used to be the place to be as a kid. They use tonhave a movie theater which I miss however that later was replaces with Best Buy and another shopping store. The mall now has Zara, Michael Kors, and ulta beauty. I'm super excited for the face lift and the cute stores coming to the mall however parking is getting ridiculous. The bottom level is closed off due to a fire a few months ago. Now that you have to park on the top floors it can be difficult. To top it off parking is no longer $2 it's $3 for like 2 hours I believe then a $1 every hour after that. So be careful on the time spent in that parking lot. Also don't loose that ticket for the parking you willlbhave to pay $20. The cookie house is still there so it still gives thosenold school vibez.

This is a great mall. Easy access by bus take the b47 which brings you directly to the mall entrance on avenue U. There are many popular outlets e.g. Macy's, Primark, Forever 21 etc. Food court is small but a good variety.

Lots of shopping stores and food. Some good deals. Awesome parking ($3 all day). New Chinese noodle place nearby Chipotle; yummy and actually more authentic than Chinese wok. I love auntie Ann for pretzels. Yum.

Wow. That's all I can say is WOW. Came in today to get some light shopping done. As I approach the parking lot up the ramp I see everyone is stopped (about 5 cars). At which point the parking attendant says "you need to back down the ramp". Now I'm not a scholar but I would honk reversing 5 cars down an ONRAMP isn't very safe. But we did. I clipped my car backing up and scratched the side. (My car is old and it's not a huge deal but still I wasn't happy). I came inside to talk to security to see who I can speak with about a complaint. The first black gentleman in the security booth was VERY nice and helpful. Then the "director of security" came out. A large white bald mad, who's is VERY aggressive. As I try and explain what happen he basically tells me I'm wrong. He won't even let me finish a sentence and is constantly rolling his eyes and crossing his arms. I thought security is suppose to de-escalate a situation not actually cause one that isn't even happening. After his response of "you were driving your care. What do you expect or ever want from me". That's when I walked away with my son. This individual needs to be retrained in how to deal with the public if he is going to be in customer service. Looking for a fight is a sure fire way to cause an issue where there isn't one. No wonder people spend the $$ on the toll and the 45 min drive to either Staten Island or Roosevelt fields. Sad cause the stores I do go to, the customer service there is pretty on point.

Been here on two different occasions in the past and overall, I've had mixed emotions with this place. Firstly, good luck getting if you don't have access to a car because the nearest train station is about 20-30 minutes away by bus. That would be Avenue M on the Q line and Flatbush Avenue on the 2 and 5 lines. Overall, this place is a relatively small shopping mall with the typical department stores such as Macy's, Modells, Adidas etc. The layout of the mall wasn't pretty confusing and it was pretty easy to navigate. The food court is located on the top most level and they offer Mc Donald's, Popeyes and Chipotle just to name a few fast food joints. Would I be back in the future? Probably not unless I really have to. Big plus for having charging stations and sitting areas around the mall though!

I enjoy going to King Plaza. However it changed from when I used to go there. It has more places to shop now and it looks beautiful. The cell phone service is not all great there though!

Kings plaza is usually a hot crowded mess, when I want to come to just a few stores. It seems to always be hot in here, in service on your cell phone is extremely limited on the 1st floor throughout the entire structure. They have a great selection of stores, but sometimes it's difficult to get the correct size and things because it is such a busy mall. It's technically the only real one in the 5 boroughs. Despite all its shortcomings, it is a staple in the neighborhood. They have some stand out places in there such as Hot Topic, Journeys, Molson's jewelry, Primark, and The Cookie House, which are arguably the best chocolate chip pecan cookies ever. Since covid-19, the mall itself has been closed, but recently a few of the large stores have reopened for curbside pick up common in person shopping and limited access. I was sad to see that JC Penney will be closing soon, but was definitely happy that they at least got a chance to re open.

I have been coming to this mall for years. This is one of the only malls in Brooklyn. They have a variety of stores here with popular brands such as Hollister, forever21, h&m, American eagle, Victoria secret, and Primark. My all time favorite is Primark. The clothing is trendy and it is so cheap! I intended on going in yesterday to grab 1-2 baby things for a friends baby shower and ended up leaving with about 8 things instead! Absolutely love primark, anyone in the area should definitely go and check it out! They also have a wide selection of different types of food in their food courts

Kings plaza is not my favorite place to shop. They are good for an "I need an outfit for tonight" kind of shopping trip. Its a small place and has a few nice stores but not the stuff you may find in a bigger mall. Last time I went i couldnt find the directory or map and it took me a while to walk around and find the store I was looking for. They do have a parking lot attached which is a plus. For days with bad weather.

One of the best and easiest places to splurge. They have everything you could possibly need. It's a little far into bk for the other boroughs. But for us brooklynites, it's quite perfect.

Mad house all around. People just pushing you and trying to "go through you" almost like you've invisible. If you will compare this mall to any other mall in NJ, PA or MA, it's like two different sides of the same coin. There you will see people with festive moods, strolling from store to store, carrying all sorts of colorful shopping bags with enormous smiles on their faces, getting holiday gifts, drinking their Starbucks or hot chocolate, holding kids hands, talking to their spouses, totally enjoying the family weekend. And here... it's a complete disaster... it looks like they've all been timed and need to cover at least a dozen stores to win some match.

i kings plaza mall in mill basin village, brooklyn that's for good high school 7th grade grown-ups teenagers and adults heroes students only allowed inside the mall

Ahhh...the Mall that pre Brooklyn-Ite Millenials's USED to go too. lol. At least that's how most of us would describe Kings Plaza. It's been quite a few years since coming here, more so on the regular but had came here recently after having to run some errands close by to the mall. They definitely had made some improvements since I was last here. A lot of new stores and restaurants including H&M, Panera Bread and few others, although they did away with the movie theater here which was a nice plus for this mall at one point. It would be better though if Kings Plaza much like other malls had a food court where all restaurants were in one location instead of having to walk from one end to the other trying to decide what you want to eat. A lot of riff raff and chaos of teens coming here seems to have calmed down a lot from several years ago so that is a definite plus. KP I guess has improved enough to WANT to bring your family here for a nice shopping day and definitely good for those who live in the area.

Closest mall to my home and I patronize this mall often. They have a parking lot and buses that stop at their door. The mall has been upgraded and now has many popular stores such as Macy's, JCPenny, Best Buy and a whole host of other typical mall franchises.

Typical busy shopping mall. Can be very crowded and confusing. Plenty of stores. I would strongly suggest that you get there early.

I havent been here in years so when me and my daughter were close by we decided to come here and have some girl time..im glad we did because we got to sales at multiple stores which was great especially bath & body works and the childrens place...They have a lot more stores and other entertaining stuff going on for kids and adults..me and daughter had fun.. I will definitely be back with my other two kids so they can experience it too

Cell service is mediocre. The mall itself has upped the amount of useful stores over the last few years and has saved me from having to travel out. I must say that this mall can be annoying to navigate - the restrooms are difficult to find. Overall the sales are good and it is a convenient local mall to shop at.

This mall slowly is being updated and it starts to look like an actual shopping center but there are some obvious shortcomings that still have to be addressed. First of all, restrooms are hard to come by and after finally getting to one by following signs, I was surprise that there is no family restroom and the regular one doesn't have the changing table for babies. Second of all, if mall offers rides/attraction for children, they should be either operational or there should be a clear sign that particular one is out of order. I placed $1.00 in Turtle Treasure, it took my $1.00 but the arm that is suppose to get the toy didn't even move. $1.00 gone, no toy and complete disappointment on my child's face. Lastly, more food options, and not all of them junk food, would be desirable.

Frequent here quite often...Great stores, good selection and cool place to pick up snacks and eat as you shop. I absolutely love going to the nail salon in the mall where I get my manicures and pedicures. Different stores have great sales and promotions including Bath and Body Works, Macys and Forever 21 just to name a few.