This mall is definitely one of the most expensive and most controversial out of all our malls on the list. The Westfield WTC is built right in the Occulus Transportation Hub, and it certainly stands out with its architecture. Even if you can’t afford most of the stuff inside the 100-plus stores, it is still a great experience to look around and browse the high fashion on display.
This is a more traditional shopping mall, but with plenty of high end shopping to purchase. You’ll get a wide range of brands here, from Chanel, Hugo Boss, Dillards, to Swarovski. If you follow the stairs to the basement, you’ll be able to pick up some fresh organic snacks at the Whole Foods Market below.
This mall is distinctly New York, located right off the subway line and no traditional parking lot available. It’s a great little mall, you can find a humble selection of stores to pick up some great deals—Victoria’s Secret, Barnes and Noble, Hallmark, with a JC Penney taking up the bulk of the lot. You can take a line from this mall directly to New Jersey, so it’s a nice segue.
Although, the attraction to Grand Central is the station itself, there are also lots of nice shops that you can pick up some new clothes and accessories. The food court here is a cut above what you would normally find at a shopping mall, too. Delicious Asian, Indian, Mediterranean, and of course the classic New York hot dog.
This mall is a massive 440,000 square foot plaza with everything you could possibly need. All the categories are covered here: Best Buy, Target, Macy’s, and a Designer Shoe Warehouse. Pick up some household supplies while shopping for a new look, it’s all here under one roof.
