Best Shopping Malls in Secaucus Area

"After making history as the place where the Oreo cookie was invented, the Chelsea Market has become one of the most popular food halls in New York City. The old Nabisco Factory has made way for a collection of high-end supermarkets, delis and specialty stores. While the market is a great place to shop and stock up on produce, the various eateries are the real attraction."

"Chelsea Market is often labeled “touristy” in the guidebooks. It’s true that there are a lot of tourists here; but there are also plenty of locals. In fact, there is a lot of everyone because the market is simply jaw-dropping."

"You may want to stop in at Chelsea Markets for an early lunch. Alternatively, head to the Flatiron district, one of my favorite areas in New York."

"Another hot spot for shopping for one of a kind items and cool work made my local artisans is Artists & Fleas in Williamsburg. Selling things made by all kinds of creators and creatives the Williamsburg location has over 75 different sellers to shop from. Whether you’re looking for a unique gift for someone or just something for yourself, there’s something for everyone at Artists & Fleas."

"This indoor market is the perfect place to find that obscure book-clock you've been searching for. You'll find some of the city's best budding entrepreneurs inside, while the street outside is lined with small food vendors and tables with trinkets. If you don't want to miss out on the vendors but can't make the weekends, there is a second location in Chelsea Market open all week."

"Where: Brooklyn When: Saturdays & Sundays, 10:00am – 7:00pm Great for: Hipsters. Artists and Fleas – a hipster’s heaven. Located in a former warehouse space and boasting a dazzling array of high and low-end treasures, it has become something of a hub for talented artists, makers and designers showcasing inventive items."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Ruben Diaz Jr. used under CC BY-ND 2.0. Access The Mall at Bay Plaza during your holiday in The Bronx, New York. It’s famous for being the first enclosed mall in New York City in 40 years."

"This is located in the downtown Brooklyn neighborhood, next to the Atlantic Terminal train terminal, and is connected to many subway lines via the Atlantic Avenue/Barclays Center station. Developed by Forest City Ratner Companies and designed by Perkins+Will, the mall opened on August 4, 2004, with Barnes & Noble as an anchor tenant. It has over 130 stores and eateries and sits on 32 acres of land."

"Word on the street, @atlanticterminal + Center have the best deals this #BlackFriday!. Explore the awesome Atlantic Terminal Mall for an exciting shopping experience with your family and friends. You find that the price of products here is quite affordable."

"Located in an affluent section of Bronx, Broadway Plaza is an outstanding shopping mall to explore and acquire unique things. It houses a variety of shops and brands, such as TJ Maxx, Party City, Bob’s Discount Furniture, Aldi, F21 Red, and many more. Tour the entire shopping complex and find good bargains."

"Jake's was as awesome as it was when we went a few months ago. The service is impeccable, the food is absolutely delectable, the ambiance just right and a..."

"They prepare high quality meals, their menu is large, The chef in that spot is a professional, I love very much eating all their food...."

"Being vegan for many people is much more than what you put in your mouth, it’s an endeavor to consciously do as much good as you can for as many as you can. For the folks at P.S. Kitchen, their compassionate mission transcends their delicious food to their commitment to serving their community in truly selfless ways."

"Place for vegan plates & bar snacks with style, donating all of its profits to charity. I can’t really say it better than their website so I’m going to quote here:. “Our mission is to leverage the power of good food and an open heart to lovingly serve our clients, employees, society and the earth."

"Bushwick Collective Street Art Unlike polished Williamsburg, Bushwick is an industrial neighborhood with plenty of wall space for artists to use as a canvas for street art murals. Most of the art in what is now called ‘The Bushwick Collective’ is not commissioned, but rather the artists get permission to paint (and, we overheard a tour guide say some of the artists actually have to pay the building owners to paint on their walls). Tip: Find the best street art in the neighborhood using this self-guided tour complete with helpful map."

"The Bushwick Collective is a series of street murals centered around Troutman Street near Jefferson Street subway station in Brooklyn. It’s not the easiest place to reach and you will have to take a subway detour but it’s definitely worth it if you’re a big fan of graffiti and street art. It rained heavily when we visited but the art work was seriously impressive, just look at this Frenchie!"

"In 2009, Lucien Zayan established the Invisible Dog Art Center, a museum and fun independent art gallery in Brooklyn located in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. The museum was named The Invisible Dog Center because the building was formerly an invisible dog company that produced the famous ‘invisible dog gag’ that was popularly sold at Disney theme parks outside of the Haunted Mansion ride. If you’re unfamiliar, the invisible dog leashes look like you’re walking an invisible dog when you hold the leash."

"Contemporary art by African American, Caribbean, and African artists is the focus of this small museum with a light-filled sculpture…"