Quaker Bridge Mall

Reviews

• MP

  Mario Pedroza

  Nov 16, 2025
  5.0
  Great food, great place to just walk around. They have a lot of interesting stores as well
• CM

  Courtney Mitchell

  Nov 2, 2025
  5.0
  Improving more and more all of the time.
• JH

  Jason H

  Oct 26, 2025
  5.0
  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.
• KD

  Kyle Dettman

  Oct 16, 2025
  4.0
  Good enough mall, good for walking around, definitely doesn't give off dead mall vibes and has some things to do other than shop and go to the food court. But it doesn't exactly have stores that appeal to me, so there's not usually a reason to go.
• TW

  Thomas Woodward

  Oct 14, 2025
  5.0
  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.

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