the outlets at bergen town center

This outlet center has a nice selection of stores, but you definitely have to hunt for something to buy. There is a lot of junk to pick thru, so go there only if you have lots of time.

I do not usually review malls, but I felt I should with the Outlets at Bergen Town Center. Layout of the mall is a little odd. I parked on the first level and had to take the elevator to the main floor where all the stores are located. The mall is newer and nicely maintained, but what I really like is the lineup of stores. My favorite was Century 21, but I also found great deals at Nike, Saks, Guess and Banana Republic. In my opinion the mall is a must see.

This Mall is a must stop before entering New York. It's all tax free, lots of shops to visit. My husband and I love "Century 21". They had a large selection of men's clothes, from socks to coats, all good brands. For women, it's like heaven, I could stay there forever. Another great shop is "Marshall's". It’s a huge store; you have to look around in order to find bargains. Other stores in the Mall are: Target, Guess, H&M, Desigual, and many more. We had lunch at Wholefood- a nice self-service hot and cold food.The Outlets of Bergen is a must place to shop.

Bergen town center is a lot of big shops gathered together in one place. It has everything a low to medium sized wallet could wish for. You can find a list of the shops on their website (which is nice and easy to use) and you can also find a map.Even though they are proud to announce that they have 5000 parkingspots, it is not enough for the amount of people visiting friday and saturday. So if it is possible you should plan your visit mondag-thursday before 4pm and friday-saturday before 2pm.Sundays all shops which doesn't sell food will be closed.As long as you time it, it is definitely worth visiting. But bting your walking shoes because if you don't want to move car to visit some of the shops, you are going to walk a lot.

Growing up I remember going to the then called "Bergen Mall" which had a few stores, fast food restaurants & one main department store. Now they've completely redone the mall with all outlets. Being less than 10 minutes from me, it's extremely convenient. No matter what time of day I go, parking is never a problem which is rare at any mall in Paramus. Not only do they have great stores like The Children's Place, the Gap, Banana Republic, NY & Co, Nordstrom Rack, Last call by Neiman Marcus & Jcrew, but they also have a nice Whole Foods Market & eateries. With a variety of specialty shops, I can guarantee any trip here will be a success.

Bergen Town Center is a medium-sized outlet mall (including some stores and restaurants outside) that recently upgraded and added even more stores. It has many discounted outlet stores, including department stores like Century 21, Marshalls, H&M, Bloomingdale's outlet and Nordstrom Rack, as well as Target and Whole Foods along with many others. I always shop here + at Garden State Plaza mall everytime we drive on our way to New York. No tax on shoes and clothes which is great, but mall is closed on Sundays so it gets crowded on Saturdays and holidays.

I remember when this mall was called Bergen Mall which many of us still call it. It used to be where the older folk would go for some good indoor walking exercise. Now it is completely upgraded with 'outlet' stores in and also outside of the mall. One of my favorite stores here is Century21. I also frequent H&M, WholeFoods, The Children's Place and The Nike store. I have been to many others but these are the ones I visit almost every single trip to this mall. I wouldn't say these stores have your typical outlet bottom prices however they are cheaper than your typical stores. You can easily find a pair of sneakers on clearance for $20 or pick up a few t shirts for kids all under $5 a piece. It doesn't get as crowded as the infamous Garden State Plaza which is why I like this place. There are a few restaurants to eat at outside of the mall in the same parking lot. There are a few downsides though. First is the parking. The lots seem to get filled up quickly even though the mall is not packed. I don't think they made enough parking for this place but maybe that's a good thing since the mall can never get jam packed. Second is closing time. Beware of what store you are in or where you park at closing hour. Even if you parked right outside of the doors to one of the big retail stores they will not let you walk through to get out of the mall on the other side. They will make you walk to the nearest mall entrance which may not be near at all. Overall I always have a good shopping experience when I come here.

I like this place. It's not too big. There are shops which I like. During the week is not very busy.

A nice, relatively calm outdoor and mall center with a range of medium to high end stores and factory outlets. There are also several decent restaurants and a huge whole foods. The outlets are ok, but typically have their own selection apart from the real stores so don't go expecting huge savings on something you saw in the real store. Still, nice to have some relatively relaxing shopping in the area.

small in terms of an outlet but I believe this is the one closest to the NYC. Banana Republic, J.crew, nike, adidas, disney, and much more outlets with good old century 21, Bloomingdale's outlet... also got Target, CVS, and Whole Foods. Don't forget the REI on the other side of the center.

Excellent for shopping. Great prices. Very friendly and attentive staff. Easy access to get, and easy transport from the city of Manhattan. Have extended hours for weekends.

Previously the Bergen Mall,a beautiful facelift turning it into a semi outlet mall.A Target anchors one side with a whole food at the other end.Plenty off Restaurants and fast food choices.Famous brand outlet stores are indoors between the two anchors.Century 21 is probably the best.A good place to shop.

Whole foods and bobby flats restaurant but other than that it is a sad boring small mall. You are far better off at the Garden State Plaza up the road. Btw, the outlets here are no bargain.

Bergen Mall is for the shopper who knows what they need and wants to get on and out. Easily accessible with a lot of variety in stores and outlets. It is not as big or as fancy as some other Paramus malls but you are not buying beauty. The only downfall is you have to fight the traffic on horrific Rt. 4, just as bad as Rt. 17 for the other malls

About a mile or so along the road from Garden State Plaza mall. I had GPS which was lucky as I didn't see any signs for this mallGood few stores here, mixture of indoor and out. Good few places to eat here