Quaker Bridge Mall

First time here and was happy to see this place packed and alive. Usually NJ malls are dead and struggling but this place was bumping. I have to say, as a dad taking my 3 yr old daughter to the nasty men’s bathroom is sometimes troubling. This mall on the other hand had a family bathroom that was clean and pristine. It was so nice to be able to not deal with cleaning up after some dirtbag that just relieved himself all over the toilet seat. Food court had many great options for lunch with plenty of seating. The security guards are top touch too offering great guest service. We were looking at the map in the middle of the mall and the security guard asked if we needed help or directions. Right behind us a woman walked up looking at the map too. The security guard asked the woman if she needed help and she did. He gave her directions and she was on her way. I know it seems odd to be praising basic hospitality and kindness but in this day and age you barely get eye contact or a response. Play area for kids was nice and fun. Same issues as other places. Kids too big for the area, kids not taking their shoes off, kids not being monitored by their parents and most of all the grossest, is some kids are barefoot. It’s an hour away from where we live but I would definitely recommend and would return.

I was so happy when I walked into this mall! The mall actually had stores open and food court that was functioning unlike 2 other malls local to me. I felt like I went back to pre covid and it was an amazing feeling--open stores, people shopping, restaurants open. They had a lush, sephora, Macy's, bath and body works and a Korean skin care store! It was so nice to be in a mall that is not failing....

Gorgeous mall with a variety of stores, check out the bookstore- all self-published authors with amazing people!

Nice mall. Clean. Some odd stores but that's to be expected with trying to keep occupancy high. Macy's is one of their better doors. Penney's needs some attention. It's so sad to see it in the condition it's in, regardless and they have some great merchandise and sales. Corporate needs to show them some attention via renovations

Lovely mall! They have some newer nice stores and a JC Penny and Macy’s. I did not visit the food court but their ice cream and boba tea stands on floor 1 are great.

Great mall! It has many shops, and is worthwhile visiting when you are in the Princeton New Jersey area. They have a many food and dining options. I went inside Macy's, and fortunately there was an on-going sale.

Quaker Bridge Mall is a solid destination for anyone looking to combine shopping, dining, and a clean, comfortable environment. The mall has come a long way over the past few years, with renovations and updates that make it feel fresher and more inviting. Array of Shops There’s a good mix of stores here. The anchors like Macy’s and JCPenney provide the big department store experience, and there are plenty of specialty retailers—Coach, Ann Taylor, White House Black Market among them—for those seeking more upscale or fashion-forward options. The mix ranges from value‑focused brands to mid‑price ones, which means you can do serious shopping without feeling like everything is out of reach. Food & Dining The food court has also improved and remains one of the mall’s strengths. There is a variety of fast‑casual options—subway‑style, Asian, burgers, chicken, pizza—and for those wanting sit‑down dining, places like Brio Tuscan Grille and The Cheesecake Factory are available. The seating is comfortable, the environment is pleasant, and the food court is bright and clean, which makes it a nice spot for a break during shopping. Cleanliness & Ambience One of the things that stands out about Quaker Bridge Mall is how well‑maintained it is. Shoppers often comment on how clean the common areas, restrooms, and walkways are. It’s bright, well‑lit, and the recent updates have helped make it feel more modern. Even during busier times, the facility doesn’t feel overly worn or neglected. Minor Drawbacks / Suggestions While the mall offers a lot, there are a few things that could be better: Some stores have closed over time (e.g. Sears) and there are noticeable empty storefronts in places. Updating those and bringing in fresh names would help. The food court is good, but some visitors feel there could be more variety or some higher‑end snack/dessert options. Parking can get busy. Although there’s plenty of lot space overall, on peak days finding a close spot takes time.

Nice mall, clean, a little on the small side compared to other malls, but overall a decent place. Nice food court. Only about half the parking lot was plowed from the big snow from last week.

A pristine and safe mall with Macy's, Michael Kors, Starbucks, free parking, Victoria's Secret, a food court, etc. I like to shop there during sales and clearance.

This is a decent sized mall. It had alot of the popular stores you would normally see at other malls. Food court area is kind of small. But it does have variety of restaurants located here so that makes up for it. It doesnt seem like it has frequent shoppers here but overall pretty adequate mall for some retail therapy.

A lot of nice stores including the sports store (by Macys on the second floor, i can't remember the name but I bought an Eagles mug from them; my fav football team forever! I love the Victoria's Secret and Pink and all the clothes and accessories, etc. they have. They have great value at the stores too. The Santa there for 2023 is friendly even to adults and kids alike. my favorite place to eat in the food court is Popeyes, and downstairs they have Ramen Nagomi, best ramen ever! This mall has the best stores with a variety of stores and items from least expensive to moderately high priced. You can get great deals too at most stores. This mall is one of my favorites. The mall is clean too in my opinion. The workers in most stores and restaurants were pretty professional and friendly.

Quaker Bridge Mall has seen better days. There used to be a Disney store way back when (it's now Victoria's Secret). There used to be 4 anchor stores at one time. Heck, there was even a movie theater way back, well before I was born. Many of those stores have long closed. You have some of your big ticket stores (Apple, Macys, JCPenney, Loft, Ann Taylor, and Coach), but there's still a lot of empty to me. I guess it is what happens when there are only 2 anchor stores. If you want to get some steps in, however, this isn't a bad spot. Just a lot of empty space. Also, if you want to stay cool in the sweltering heat, not a bad idea. They don't get enough food traffic, but I suggest trying to bring in some better food options. However, some of the other Simon malls don't have great options either. With that said, there's an interesting sneakerhead place that opened up recently.... that was kinda cool.

Ten years from now you can see the Quaker Bridge Mall housing car dealers, medical testing facilities and storefront divorce attorneys but for now, with a newly minted Dollar Store and the empty husks of a Sears and Lord & Taylor weighing it down, there's not much left except Macy's and a last minute emergency gift on Christmas Eve that merits a visit. Quaker Bridge stopped trying years ago and it shows. The overall vibe is still late 1970s neon sheen without a whiff of nostalgia. There's nothing here I want that can't be waiting on my doorstep in 24 hours and there isn't even the kitsch of a Swiss Colony Cheese Log to validate the trip. The Quaker Bridge Mall is truly the land that time forgot. I guess I'll have to settle for a few defective extension cords from the Dollar Store and a while-u-wait hip replacement from the pop up surgical center that's coming sometime in 2025. Two very sorry stars.

This location is conveniently located on business route with plenty of parking space to park. The mall has been renovated couple of years ago and to be honest it feels the same, except for the food court. Finally management was able to bring greater variety of food vendors: Aunties to Popeyes. The stores are small and usually do not have much of fresh stock. Overall, it's clean and practical. Thank you for reading this and I hope you find this helpful.

Downstairs outside of JC Pennys is a brick store that buys,sells and trade Lego sets. It's an awesome store that my kids always ask to stop in.

I went to the Macy's at this mall and was highly disappointed. My sister was getting married nearby and I forgot my dress shoes at home. I figured Macy's will save the day but boy was I wrong. Not only was their selection of mens shoes very, very limited, they didn't have my size in any of the options I selected. I then walked the mall and found an Aldo's store and they too didn't have my size in any of the options I chose. I gave up and drove about 30mins to a friends house and borrowed a pair. One good thing I can say is that they did have the 2 tank tops at PACSUN that my daughter has been looking for and couldn't seem to find in NYC at all.

This mall has everything I need. All the shops I buy from are right in this mall and to top it off the food court is pretty good. Definetly my favorite mall that I go consistently in my opinion.

What a sorry sad mall! Not much air conditioning either! I'm sorry I didn't spend any money here due to the fact who wants to try on clothes all sweaty? Gasping for air because the stores were just so stagnant. I was told this is the norm, not that it is just a one time thing I got to experience.... No wonder strip malls are more popular these days!

The mall has been remodeled in recent years so it is light and bright and it relatively well kept. The main department store is Lord & Taylor and Macy's but they also have a JCPenney. The food court has a pretty decent assortment and there are some other food vendors throughout the mall, (Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, Godiva, Auntie Anne's). I used to work at the Ocean County Mall which is much smaller and has so much less to offer. That being said, I prefer Quaker Bridge to Ocean County but, I would say this still ranks lower on my list of favorite Malls in NJ.

So this was my 1st time here even though I'm in the area frequently. I came because a friend wanted to have lunch at the Cheesecake Factory- so I was curious to check it out. Main department stores are lord and Taylor , JC penny, sears and Macy's . Same as woodbridge mall. But this place is super small. It's like one corridor of a mall. My friend said it best when we were talking about layout .... "the feng shui of this mall is off" ... i'm surprised because it says it's a simon owned mall like Menlo Park mall and I usually like their malls The 1st floor looks updated and modern as fall as the hallway... cute little rest areas that have phone charging stations etc. But the 2nd floor - OMG no- it's still carpet!!! Looks like I took a time machine back to the 80's or in some remote part of the USA. Even most of the stores look outdated. I should have took a photo of the 2nd floor because NONE of the photos posted on Yelp show how outdated the 2nd floor is or some of the store Hopefully they are in the middle of remodeling ... and that would be so much better for this place. I don't see myself coming back unless I have to get something and this place is the closet to me when I need it.

The usual mall with the typical stores, h&m, express, Lord and Taylor, jcpenny, etc but the overall size of the mall is quite small compared to that of Menlo or Woodbridge malls. I didn't find many stores that peaked my interest so this would not be my first choice to go to. The food court is quite nice with a great variety of food to choose from. They even have charging stations, which is a definite plus.

The mall is kind of difficult to navigate and the mall directory doesn't keep up with the frequent turnover. There are too many kids hanging out at the mall, so it doesn't feel safe.

Well I'm not a "mall rat" by any means never was and never will be but when I'm looking for something specific I tend to put my tail between my legs and go. I havent been to this mall in wayyyy too long. I do have to say they cleaned it up nicely through the years. It was becoming run down, dirty and icky. Normal anchor stores such as Macys,JC Penny's, lord and taylors..etc. They added a nice size food court with the usual amenities of fast food: Nathan's, subway, philly steak place, sarku, pizza place, aunties pretzel place, sub par chinese, Mexican stand, salad place oh and popeyes( I stayed away- applause) thank you.. So many new stores and ones that are standard mall fare..definitely worth a check in bc they are adding many more stores on lower level and upper. I couldn't believe how much this mall has changed. I guess when you dont go somewhere for a long time its bound to happen. Oh they do have 2 anchor restaurants: Brio and Cheesecake factory. Even have old navy and a "it's all leggings" store which was pretty cool for us ladies. They do have another of my faves, East meets west..lol bath and body works, the body shop, quite a large selection in this mall and what I find nice is that the stores in this mall in particular are quite large. Which isn't normal for most malls. I'm glad they have the space to make decent size stores so you dont feel cramped when you shop. I'm sure like any mall it's a nightmare during the holidays. So if you havent been here in awhile like myself give them a check in on sure theres always something worth checking into..great selection of stores.

I heard mixed reactions about this mall from friends, but I still decided to check this mall out! It has most mall retailers, excluding Hollister, A and F, Zara, and Mandee. The mall is quite pretty,and is very spaced out. Has a good number of dining options such as Nathan's Popeye's, Cheesecake Factory, and more. I like how the Forever 21 here has men's clothing. The one near me does not. The reason why I lost it a star, is because there are certain parts of the mall, that either take too much space, or some areas are too isolated from each other. However, overall, I did like this mall. It's clean, has a great number of stores, and is spacious!

About five years ago I swore I would never go back to this mall. It was a dump: run down, poor food options, second-rate stores. After the renovation I gave it another chance and I now have no problem frequenting this mall. It's truly night-and-day. It has great stores, including an Apple Store, a respectable food court, and a much brighter and cleaner atmosphere. It still has its problems, namely the department stores being in desperate need of a revitalization. But for those who were of the same opinion as me, it's worth another look.

Dear Quakerbridge Mall, do not take it personally that I am not a fan. It's true you were almost always there for me, and I even worked briefly inside your sacred retail space. It's just that I'm not a fan of any full retail malls. Most of what you carry I can easily find cheaper on the Interwebs without having to dress or get in a car. Just remember that on those rare occasions that I do need something right away, you are one of my first choices. I came today to hit Macy's, of which I am a fan. Once done with that excursion I meandered throughout your hallways. You've changed a lot old friend. And maybe for the better. I noticed you have 2 new large chain restaurants now( Cheesecake Factory and Brio) as well as a bustling food court. Your polished marbled floors almost inspired me to buy things that I didn't need. And I was comforted to see some old reliable stores from my youth( Spencer's, when did you become so risqué ?) From a reluctant shopper, 3.75 mall music Yelps

Not to big, not too small, but juuust right! I really like the layout of the mall, the anchor stores and how you go from flooring to carpeting. Besides the greatness of Lord & Taylor and Macy's, this gem also boasts Godiva, H&M, Bath & Body Works, Toys R Us Express, Pandora and, of course, a food court. I'm looking forward to going again when I have more time :)

First of all, When I was at US - 13, I just realized that the Mall was a 30 Minute drive but I used I 95 northbound, I - 295 eastbound towards Trenton and Princeton, and I took exit 5A for US - 1. When I entered Trenton, NJ and Lawrenceville, NJ, I realized that the Mall was very Clean and the suits are very nice.

I hadn't been inside the Quaker Bridge Mall in nearly a decade since I stopped working in the one office building within walking distance of the retail center. Not that I thought I was missing much, as the QBM had not been a magnet for consumers for a long time before I departed the neighborhood. Well, while I was away it seems that the elves were very busy. The space was modernized, new shops were leased that were more contemporary in style and popularity than what they replaced, and even the food options became attractive, starting from the building of a Cheesecake Factory, and ending with a Pholicious Vietnamese Noodle Shop on the first floor. Macys and Lord & Taylor still anchored the high end, while Godiva Chocolatiers pulled in those with a rich sweet tooth. When I stopped in for lunch this week the place was still pretty quiet, without many shoppers about. Still, there was no denying that the new QBM was an improvement over the old one. A few of the original retailers remained, but by and large this was a new mall. It remains to be seen whether such relics of the 20th Century have a strong foothold in the 21st without really taking account of changing urbanism and sense of community, but I have to give management an "A" for trying to remain relevant.

Conveniently located near the junctions of Route 1, Princeton Pike, I-95, and I-295, this mall has been completely renovated and revamped. It remains manageable in size, and it's still easy to find any store you seek. Department stores such as Macy's, Ann Taylor, Victoria's Secret, Old Navy, and Lord & Taylor remain mainstays, but others such as Express and Forever 21 have expanded (now occupies two floors) or been brought in (e.g. Coach, H&M, Michael Kors, White House | Black Market). There are rumors that Nordstrom's might even be added. We shall see! The mall now boasts a spacious, natural light-infused food court on the second floor. Try Pholicious (on the first floor) or Zona Fresca (in the food court) if you're in a rush. Two sit-down restaurants have also opened, specifically Brio Tuscan Grille and the Cheesecake Factory. All in all, a great selection of offerings. If you haven't shopped here in a while, it's time to come back. It's an improved experience!

Quakerbridge mall is the ultimate place of serenity. Sometimes when my chakra is out of whack, I burn some sage and glide into my automobile and travel to the QB mall so I can get my aura back to its proper natural glow. My spirit becomes one with the mall and I'm able to ascend to a higher astral plane and astro-project myself into all the stores. Thank you Quakerbridge for caressing my spirit and allowing me to merge with the universe.

Mall is nicely redone and has a good variety of stores as well as enjoyable food court. New Santa from Alabama is a great guy, he was wonderful with our 3 year old girl.

Quakerbridge Mall is a nice mall conveniently located on Route 1 in Lawrence Township. A few years ago this mall was a little bleak, but I definitely think they've fixed it up over the years and it's gotten a lot better. It's very clean and they have appealing stores. I also love the decorations they put up during Christmas

Quaker bridge mall has really done a turn Tound under Simon malls management. Lost of great new stores (I.e Micheal Kors, H & M etc.) Always clean and food court is new. Brio and Cheesecake Factory are now attached and offer a nice sit down option for a shopping day.

Hello, im writing about Lord and Taylor in Quakerbridge mall I love quakerbridge mall, been there a few times myself. I have no issues myself with Lord and Taylor specifically, but my mom has spoken to me about their poor service. My mom purchased a stained dress from the woodbridge location Lord and Taylor so I understand if the cashier told her to return it there, but my mom did not have a pleasant experience in this Quakerbridge location. She said when she had gotten to dress section to return the dress, there was no cashier there. So she went to a different location to search for the cashier after waiting a few minutes. She found a cashier and asked if she can be helped to return the dress. The cashier responded "i cant help you, go to the dress section" so she told them there was no one there and asked if there was a cashier at the dress section to return her dress. The cashier of that designated section said "oh she is PROBABLY in the fitting room, go check there". So is she there or not? My mom went to go check, no cashier in the fitting room, so she went back. Long story short, the manager ended up trying to do the return. She gave my mom an attitude like she didnt care and refused to return the dress and says that my mom wore it already and stained it, even tho the event that my mom bought the dress for is in January, and my mom purchased this dress only 2 days ago. I just dont understand the disrespect, why would you say my mom is responsible for the stain. I work in retail so i know what product looks defective or what product is stained, i have eyes, i wouldnt sell my customers a stained dress to begin with, and even if i do without realizing i take the stained product back and let them switch it for another one. So as a manager, you should know how to talk to customers and if a product is stained do not tell my mom its her fault when she had just purchased the dress literally a few days prior. You could have handled the situation differently. You just lost a potential customer.

We come here for all our Christmas shopping, wide selection of stores and large parking area. They also have our favorite restaurant here, the cheesecake factory.

great place for shopping, lots of choices of brand, very clean, good food court, easy to access from rt 1 s and north, great place

This mall has come a long way from where it used to be. Newly renovated, this mall gives the appearance of a high class mall. It offers many of the upper stores that you would expect to find in fancier malls. The biggest thing holding it back from being an upper class mall would be the lack of a high quality department store like Nordstroms or Bloomingdales. The food court needs more stores, it lacks a good variety. Lastly, they have added external restaurants lije Cheesecake Factory and Brio to help give the classy feel.

This is a pretty good mall as I have gotten used to the slightly outdated Brunswick Square Mall in East Brunswick for years but, now that I'm in Plainsboro, this is the closest one. I went here on a Saturday to pick up something at the Apple Store and I was surprised that the mall itself was not that crowded but, I guess that's just the fact that a lot of people don't really go out to the mall these days. There was plenty of parking and the lot didn't feel like a death trap which I liked. This mall is two floors and has stores such as Lush, Sephora, and Old Navy which I frequent. The mall is very clean and has lots of light. It feels modern and upscale which is very nice.

This mall has a decent selection of stores including the Loft, Sephora, Macy's, Godiva and a decent food court. I like Zone Fresca for the salad and guac.

Overall a pretty decent mall, not huge, but enough to keep you entertained for a while. There is a nice selection of shops and the mall seems to be pretty well kept up and clean in general.

Quakerbridge mall has gotten a lot nicer since the renovations... That was certainly a worthy investment. For being a smaller mall, they have a number of great stores and everything is pretty conveniently close to each other. I didn't eat at the food court, but I was pretty disappointed with the selection of quick eats they had. To be fair, it is still an improvement from the options before in past years. Sur la table is one of my favorite stores and a must go to for anyone who likes being in the kitchen. The parking lot is generally not awful, giving the numerous entry and exit points. Around this time a year, it does get pretty chaotic, but even with it being the weekend before christmas, I didn't feel overwhelmed or suffocated. They have a number of decent restaurants attached (and arguably the best, kc prime, just down the road).

About 20 years ago QB Mall was on the downswing. The relatively recent makeover makes it a better and somewhat family-friendly destination. We enjoy the food court, for the most part, which has enough variety. The play area is a good place during the winter or inclement weather, but already needs expansion. The retail offerings is the real issue. Sears, JC Penny and Macy's are rapidly losing stores. Yet they're still the bookends of QB. Would an iPlay, gym, D&B, or other activity-based store be more appropriate for the space? Last thought: when I was growing up, there used to be a Asian mall-walker who, rumor had it, was the individual-owner of the mall. On any given day, you were bound to run into him as he sucked down cigars with a head-in-the-clouds look ambling to whatever tune was playing through his oversized headphones. I saw him within the last year at Princeton Market Fair. I've always wanted to approach him and ask, "who are you and how'd you get here?"

This was my first time inside the mall. This mall is actually not bad. It's just a typical NJ mall. They have some nice stores. I like how they got Dunkin Donuts inside the mall. I'm pretty sure they are always busy no matter what time it is.

This mall has changed A LOT over the years. When I first went to Quackerbridge mall 10 years ago it was old, almost deserted, they didn't have a lot of common stores you would see today. Years ago they did a lot of renovations and it became what it is today. I see a lot more people there when I go now. It's still not super packed, but they have a lot of stores that are relevant and would attract people- forever 21, macys, old navy, torrid, lord & taylor, jc penny, lush, godiva, sephora, vera bradley, the body shop, bath and body works, Apple store, etc. They even have a Starbucks where you can sit down and have a cup of coffee and do some work. They're always adding new food options. I go to co-cool for bubble tea all of the time. They just added a new ramen place - Daniels Ramen, which I have yet to try, but it has good reviews. Quakerbridge is progressing with the times, compared to other malls it has a little ways to go, but I remember how it used to be and I'm glad to see its making strides and evolving.

First time at the mall. Very clean and has a pretty solid food court.

They did a lot of renovations on this mall. But there are still a lot of empty storefronts and many of the stores in there are just too high end for the area. We're not far from Princeton, but this isn't Princeton. With Sears leaving there are not many affordable places in there to shop. For example, Michael Kors takes up a large storefront and I never see anyone in there. The same with Pandora. Who is shopping at these locations?? They have a nice nail salon in there, a sports apparel store that I never see anyone go in except for Christmas time, and their Apple store is very good. But there is not a lot there that I couldn't find at other malls; the main reason to go there is the location. Most of the practical stores that once occupied this space such as Woolworths, McDonalds, or CVS, have long since left. Probably because the spaces are too expensive to rent. The mall looks attractive but it just isn't practical anymore.

Trashy middle-school hangout turned egregious upscale mall catered to an incoming upper middle class community???? Note the Brio and the Cheesecake factory as evidence. The interior is much nicer than it used to be and they cleaned up the whole mall in general, but as someone who used to come here in the early 2000s, I can still see (feel) vestiges of the past. I'm not sure what will change that, but I do appreciate the effort a lot. I remember back in HS we used to always talk among ourselves about how much nicer this mall COULD be if they just invested more into it. It's nice to see that actually happening today.

Customer service in store and via phone support is absolutely terrible!!! I purchased a phone case in July and it cracked. They have all the transaction Info but say I must produce a receipt or my cc statement (already shredded). I will never purchase another Michael Kors item . Never!!! And they know I've spent many a $ there in my lifetime, as have my daughters. #nevershopatmichaelkorsagain #michaelkorscustomerservicestinks

this is the mall that i find myself frequenting the most, as it is the closest one to my house. it has mostly typical mall things... the stores are all bright and have a lot to offer, including clothing stores, shoe stores, and bath/body/makeup stores. the dressing rooms in the jcpenney are nasty and have a strong odor of pee, which is just bad and traumatic. i don't shop there. most of the other stores are just fine. i just got glasses this past year. there are multiple eyeglasses stores in this mall... the first one i went to was pearle vision. i found a frame i loved but the lady working there said it would make my eyes look way too big (even though i didn't ask her opinion). so i went downstairs to lenscrafters, and lo and behold, there was the perfect frame. i would recommend lenscrafters over pearle vision, as they have a much larger selection of styles and also the customer service is way better. your glasses can be ready super quick, just enough time to run upstairs to starbucks and grab a drink. overall a good mall. but to the lady in the pearle vision store: joke's on you because with my amazing michael kors lenscrafters glasses i can see the obnoxious opinionatedness seeping out of your pores! as long as you aren't on an adventure for glasses, you should have a good time. also there is an auntie anne's and those pretzels slap.

One of the smaller malls that I've been to. We came around the busy holiday periods, and that may be why the entire place seemed to be in disarray. The mall had an "old" feeling to it, and there were just too many people. Several of the stores I visited had merchandise cluttered over the floor. We didn't have a chance to visit the food court, but the typical chain stores were present.

Well me and my mom spent four hours at the mall today! It was so nice and the music around the mall put me in a really good mood. Went to Macy's lord and Taylor's and jc penny, they were all nice for the most part, I feel they could of had better lighting. But it was reasonably priced, sort of, we were still getting Christmas sales. Food court was nice we went to subway, I didn't even bother looking for another restaurant, but a lot I didn't even recognize the ones I saw. Anyways we didn't go in other stores really we were just doing returns so we didn't enjoy just free shopping but it was still a good experience, it was a little out of the way too, but all in all it was fun and it was my first time here

Yeah I want to shop where those who come just to hang out and be loud with their friends while cursing around women and young children. Note to inner city parents..why don't you discreetly follow your kids and see how they behave when you let them out on their own? You might be embarrassed or maybe you won't because it's the way you raised them anyway.

It's a nice clean mall. Some employees such as the ones in teavana do not understand what is being asked (are your teas organic)? The sur la table is very neat. That have great utensils for cooking and the people are very kind. The cooking classes are great too, my daughter is in one and the food she brings home is amazing! Overall it's a pretty good mall that I would recommend!

Before this mall wasn't that great but now it's so renovated. The floors look like that they are all polished. The stores are all redone and they look nice. The food court is a decent size and maybe could use a couple more places if they had food. This is a good mall to visit to and they have plenty of stores to see. If you want to see a lot of store I do also recommend Freehold Mall Freehold NJ, and Oxford Valley Mall in PA.

Shopping around Princeton leaves a lot to be desired. I had high hopes for Quaker Bridge b/c there was an apple store and a Sur La Table (which I find preferable to the silliness of Williams-Sonoma). The mall is vast and well maintained but the retail is down-market. There are no high-end boutiques and the anchor stores aren't very good. The mall does not have a Gucci, Hermes, or Ferragamo location nor anywhere to buy any of it. There is no Hugo Boss. There is not even a small Giorgio Armani location. There is no Alfred Pink location and there is no Brooks Brother's location which means that in the entire mall there is nowhere to buy a decent, professional, men's dress-shirt for the office. There is nowhere to buy a proper suit either. Don't bother looking for a proper men's dress-shoe and don't even think of unearthing one of the classic British or Italian men's shoe lines. In fact, there's not even an Allen-Edmonds location. Lord & Taylor and Macy's will be of no help. Despite the fact that the Manhattan stores carry some of the better men's shoe lines, at Quaker Bridge Mall they carry up to only the most mediocre lines- presenting Cole Haan as their top tier shoe. You won't be able to buy any sunglasses either. The Sunglass Hut in Macy's and the LensCrafter's in the mall do not carry Persol - despite that they are the United States distributors of Persol eyewear (!!!???) The whole mall is stuffed with middle-market mass produced products like Coach, Michael Kors, H& M, probably American Eagle and Hollister. If you want LeCreuset, you can get it at Sur La Table. Need a new Mac? There's an apple store. But this is not the place for the discerning shopper.