The Shops at Nanuet

This is a welcome addition to the Nanuet community. I love the stores and definitely gives Nanuet a more ups scale feel, but the parking situation is Kinna weird! The place is clean and well maintained!

Shops of nanuet is a good second option for a mall other than the Palisades in Rockland county. The shops are each outdoor, and are strip mall style without an indoor connection. There is an interesting variety of high end shops as well as regular mall stores located here: macys, coach, michael kors, j-​crew, apple store, bath and body, lush cosmetics, Lulu lemon, sephora, Banana republic, Express and many more. There is a pretty good selection of restaurants and cafes also, such as Zinburger, Bonefish Grill, Starbucks, Corner Bakery, P. F changs, BJs brewery etc.
The movie theatre is a nice addition, as well as gym and Fairway supermarket. Overall, it is a really pretty marketplace, always decorated during the holiday season so its fun to walk around and check out the shops. Probably not too fun for children or families, as it doesn’t offer much to do other than dinner and a movie.

I went to this mall today. I never went here when it was an indoor mall. I’m very impressed of how this turned out. Nice little main street, but it’s better to come here by bus or train (Nanuet train station is only a 10 min walk) as parking can be an issue. If you want better variety and stuff for kids, go to Palisades Center, about 5 miles east. I will return

I found this place by accident. I was visiting the Fairway and found it in this terrific little shopping area. I wish all «malls» were like this. So nicely presented. Great stores. Only ok parking, but you can’t have everything I suppose.
Driving in this looks more like a strip center with a few «strips», but once you start walking around you realize that its a large place and the stores are quite decent.
In addition to the Fairway, there is a Macys, Ann Taylor, Baby Gap, Coach, Express, a bunch of Gaps, Lululemon, Sears, many other stores, a movie theater, various eating places, fast food to mid level upscale, and a 24 hour gym.
If I lived in this area I would probably be here all the time. Great place to visit.

Eh.
Cross County + Ridge Hill (The Westchester) = not a very good formula aka The Shops at Nanuet.
Cosmetically, the «mall» does look good and clean. The bathrooms are even clean which is a rarity in a public place.
There’s mostly «high end» stores here — but high end doesn’t always mean good either. Some of these names are not stores I’d ever shop at. The one reviewer who claimed the Palisades is expensive probably hasn’t shopped here. Variety is the biggest problem here. If you have kids with you, they’ll be quite bored at this mall.
This mall doesn’t quite do it and is no match for the superior Palisades. Apple leaving Palisades for this mall is their mistake as I’d never come up here for just them.
I mention the other malls in the math problem because that’s what this mall looks a combination of, which is not exactly a compliment. All 3 of those malls tries to pass themselves off as «high end», but they’re boring and lame mostly with hardly as much variety with one exception or two. If you want clothes, well enjoy yourself here but watch the wallet. I don’t much care for Gap personally.
Theres some cosmetics here — Sephora is a good name, but Palisades also has one. Lush is blah. Bath & Body Works is fairly common in the mall scene. Like Cross County, there is a Macy’s and Sears facing each other — but you can find most of the same things in each and there’s a Macy’s in the Palisades as well.
There’s some restaurants here (Zinburger, PF Changs, a pizzeria to name some) and a few vending machines. There’s also a 24 hour fitness and a movie theater. A Starbucks (just not my thing no matter where they are) is also here for fans of that place.
The Parking lot is not that large and you’ll often find yourself looking or waiting for a spot. I guess they didn’t put too much thought into design or spaces when they constructed it. You’ll likely find spots in the rear as walking for than a few feet to a store is too much for some — but that’s all parking lots.
All in all a rather blah and boring mall with a variety problem and not worth going out of your way for unless you’re a local. Sure there are some «names» in this mall, but «high end» doesn’t always mean better or cheaper. Personally, I can do without any of the stores in this mall and they don’t impress me.
I’d much rather drive 5 minutes further (or sooner depending on where you are) to the still better, varied, and still superior Palisades Mall over this place. A flop and a waste. Sorry Apple, but I won’t be patronizing you any longer in store since you left Palisades for this place.

I wanted to write an update because I noticed the valet parking is gone. It must have just been in place for the Holidays. Shop on!

Love this shopping center! Its not too overcrowded. The variety of stores are great. Wonderful options for places to eat. Its all right up my alley!!!

Absolutely love the outdoor mall concept. (Not too sure what it’s like during the winter though…)
Spending lots of my summers in California, I have visited many outdoor malls. This is like a small scale version of that. Being able to walk along the side walk in ⁷⁰⁄₈₀ degree weather is gorgeous. I do understand that it probably won’t be as nice between December through March with the snow and freezing cold.
There’s an Apple Store, Banana Republic, Gap, Lululemon, etc… As for dining, there’s a Corner Bakery Café (sort of like a Panera), Bonefish Grill, Zinburger, and I noticed PF Changs is opening up soon as well.
On the backside of the mall is a Fairway Market, 24 Hour Fitness, and Regal Cinemas.

Love that mall. Food, stores, atmosphere. Parking is convenient.