Pandora Quaker Bridge

Worst service I have ever experienced! The manager was rude and just stood behind the counter cutting ribbon. The rest of the staff moved so slowly that it was painful to watch. There where about 6 people waiting for about 30 minutes,. Maybe STOP CUTTING ribbon and help a customer. To add the cherry on top a customer came in that they knew and skipped the line completely. Disgusting!

I was actually really surprised by this place. Heading back from Collingswood my gf and I decided to find a mall to stop at on the way back home to brooklyn. We decided on this place and it was actually very nice. It is quite small and can probably be traversed in under 30 minutes. They had some good stores and the place was well lit. I would come here again on the way back home from Jersey.

This mall is small as malls really go, but I like the quality of stores located here and with the right stores you can spend all day at the mall :)
Victoria’s Secret, Hot Topic, Spencer’s, Express, Macy’s Sephora, H&M, Coach just to name a few. I came here on a Sunday just because we happened to venture to this part of NJ.
There was a small food court with Cinnabon, Auntie Anne’s, a Chinese place, the Japanese chicken teriyaki place and Nathan’s hot dog/Arthur’s Treachers at a glance.
Unfortunately because it was Sunday, the mall was closing earlier. I would come here again to check out the rest of the stores. It also seems that this place was under renovation for awhile so it looked nice and clean when we visited. This place is much better than my local mall so I was a happy camper :)

I’m not really a mall shopper, but this mall is great. A lot of popular stores, doesn’t seem to be overcrowded or intrusive. Great food court options, plus there’s a cheesecake factory and that’s always a plus. I like this mall!

Nice mall but very small food court. No major food outlets. No McDonald’s No wendys etc lots of needs high end stores. Not too bad of a place to spend some time and money

I think most of the reviews for this mall are from at least two years ago or earlier. It’s definitely come a long way. I’ve been going here since I was a kid in the 90s but then and now my favorite store has always been Lord&Taylor so I’ve never had a problem with the limited store selection at this mall. That being said, in the last year they’ve added a lot of trendy shops like Sephora, H&M, Michael Kors, etc. Coupled with the new restaurants and brand new food court, the revamp has led to this mall being a lot busier than it used to be.

QB mall has really come a long way. Some of my favorite stores are finally in this mall so that I don’t have to drive all the way to Menlo park to get a decent outfit. As the mall continues to improve, I hope they get rid of old stores like sears and increase the amount of food court options. Bring chick Fila back! Also, I miss having a nail salon on site. Other than that, I’m soooo happy that we have Cheesecake Factory, coach, michael kors, bebe, lush, sephora, sur la table, and other awesome new stores!

Really needs 3.5. This is not the mall I grew up going to. I knew they got a makeover but haven’t really been back since it was complete (although I was there while it was under construction at various points). The finished product is pretty snazzy. Did a lot of updating. Food court was quite large and very overpriced. A lot of higher end stores, good variety. Overall they did a nice job, now if they could just redo the parking lot to macth.

Greatly appreciate they have a Nursing Station for nursing moms. Awesome and wish every mall would follow the same!

I love this mall. It has changed so much after it’s renovation!!! Every store in this mall is high end. They have a nice Macys, the best Victoria Secret, and other stores that aren’t in every other mall. They have 2 food courts, 2 restaurants, Brio and The Cheesecake Factory. Lord and Taylor, Sears, Old Navy, JC Pennys and Macys. The mall itself is a little small, but it’s definetly worth the trip!

My wife and I stopped by this mall on our way to our relative’s house in NJ. At first when you walk into the center of the mall, it is beautiful. We thought the mall was beautiful. However, after we walked around some more, we realized the mall is incredibly small and there aren’t that many stores in the mall. You can probably walk the whole mall in about 10 minutes or less.

Even with the renovations, I don’t like this mall. It is trying too hard to be high end – and fails miserably. There are few useful stores – they got rid of Easy Spirit and replaced it with Michael Kors – excuse me but wtf kind of sense does that make? The food court sucks. Yeah I said it – sucks! The only decent restaurant, Cheesecake Factory is always crowded – because there is literally no where else to have a meal. Every time I go to this mall I feel like punching someone. Out of sheer frustration. If this mall was my only option for Christmas shopping, I’ll stick with Amazon, thanks!

The renovation really worked wonders! My boyfriend insisted he had never been here before because it is so different… no more circa 1990s outdated design. It’s bright and inviting. And they also have free wifi. And, finally they have a complete food court.

What good is a fancy new floor and high end non-​essential stores when there is nothing of value here? What is the point of this expenditure when there is still no drugstore or other type of store that is useful to your life? There isn’t even a decent restaurant, and the area upstairs that they call the Food Court is a «crap on the grill» joke. I am so disappointed in this place and would rather not spend my shopping time riding all the way to Freehold to patronize their excellent mall. Where is the common sense? Not in the Princeton area, as usual!

HUGE forever 21.
Victoria’s Secret.
H&M.
Sephora.
its a win. they seem to be remodeling and adding a ton of new stores like Lush Cosmetics and some other higher end stores. the carpet sort of creeped me out, I have never seem that before. so weird. but yeah good selection of stores!

Finally, Quaker Bridge turned into a real mall. There are new tile floors and nice seating areas for waiting husbands and tired boyfriends. A few higher end stores have opened up like Sephora, Sur La Table, Michael Khors, Apple, Teavana, Pandora, and The Forever 21 is now 2 floors unlike the cramped space they were in previously. There are a few places open in the food court area with more on the way. There is even a nice play area for kids in the food court. There is also a Cheesecake Factory attached to the mall if you’re not into the food court food.

Years ago I would have said skip this mall and make the drive to Menlo park or Freehold– since the renovation the mall has really improved and has a lot more to offer. H + M, Two floor Forever 21, Micheal Kors, Coach etc.

Not a mall you would go out of your way to check out.
They’ve been renovating the place for quite some time now, so hopefully it’s improving, but even still its overall a very ehhhh mall. They’ve got some big anchor stores like Macy’s, JC Penny, Sears, and Lord & Taylor to get all your basic shopping done. They’ve also got an unordinary amount of shoe stores. Other than that, not too much going on here.
**Pro Tip: park outside of Lord & Taylor, it’s usually got the least traffic and you’ll get the closest spot.

Between visiting my cousin and becoming a resident of Mercer County I witnessed this mall go through it’s stages. When it was a good place for high school kids to hangout and see a movie to it becoming a place that had decent stores, to a place that had crappy stores, crappy consumers, and not a great place to visit overall.
This past Thursday was the first time I set foot in this mall since moving away from Mercer County. Some of the first things I noticed was the increased security presence of the Police Department. I am not sure if it was due the increase of shoppers for the holiday, but I like it. This place used to be infested, with all types of shady people who were there do everything else but shop. The food court is still slim pick-​ins.
Overall the mall looks more spacious and has added a few more high priced stores like Michael Kors. There are still your usual Macy’s, Old Navy options. With the new increase in security I like it.

Not a bad place for shopping in the area. Decent amount of different stores including Macy’s, Sears, JcPenny, Lord and Taylor, Forever 21, Express, etc.
Food options includes Wendy’s, Dunkin Donuts, Chick Filet, etc
it’s small enough for you to explore all the stores and big enough for you to get all your necessities.

Die klassische amerikanische Einkaufsmeile: ein Quadratkilometer Parkplatz und unzählige riesenhafte kastenförmige Gebäude. Ganz vorbehaltlos habe ich mich da nicht hineingewagt. Aber ich wurde positiv überrascht. Zwar sind innerhalb des Hauptgebäudes noch zwei quasi komplette Warenhäuser untergebracht, doch die Mehrzahl der Läden und Restaurants ist recht übersichtlich und wirkt wirklich einladend. Gerade für Bekleidung ist die Quaker Bridge Mall der richtige Ort. Macy’s und JCPenny bieten schon eine gute Auswahl an erschwinglichen Sachen. Für 19 Dollar kann man z.B. sehr ordentliche kurzärmlige Oberhemd erstehen.
Sehr enttäuscht wurde ich bei dem Versuch Hosen zu kaufen. Sicher falle ich mit meiner 36/​36-​Größe etwas aus dem Rahmen, aber dass nun tatsächlich gar keine Hosen mit Beinlänge über 34 angeboten werden, fand ich schon etwas befremdlich. Gut, der Durchschnittsamerikaner schrumpft derzeit dank schlechter Ernährung und dürftigem Gesundheitssystem, während wir Europäer noch immer fleißig länger und länger werden. Trotzdem hätte ich gerne wenigstens eine Hose in meiner Größe gefunden. Die big+tall-Abteilung bei JCPenny half auch nicht weiter, weil es weniger um tall und mehr um big ging. Ein Paradies für alle Menschen mit einem Hüftumfang von 44 aufwärts.
Aber wenn man nun nicht gerade zu lang geraten ist und Hosen sucht, und einfach ein wenig Bummeln gehen möchte, dann ist die Quaker Bridge Mall der richtige Ort dafür.
Wenn ich einmal nicht so viel einkaufen will, dann nehme ich auch meine Kamera mit. Diesmal war mir das zu lästig.