Moorestown Mall

My check in and review is only for the food court. Although the Mall has some great restaurants attached and some decent chain options such as Panera, Noodle & Co., The Corner Bakery, Pei Wei, etc. that are nearby, the food court itself is pretty sad. There were only 5 choices when an errand took me to mall recently. The choices were (1) Subway, (2) Salad Works, (3) a Hot Dog grill type place, (4) Suki Hana –Asian mall food place and (5) Phila. cheese steaks.
It does look like they are renovating the food court area and hopefully they will be opening up some more and better options. I like this mall and I would like to see it do better and be able to come back and add a star or two.

I grew up in South Jersey but moved away nearly 18 years ago. My, how things have changed. So much urban sprawl and the malls have to compete with dozens of strip malls now. The Moorestown Mall has always been one of my favorites — easy to access, lots of variety in shops and a decent selection in the food court (once a place that we used to frequent for dinner after long days and no desire to cook). Not so much now, but it looks like it’s been renovated. I don’t get Boscov’s, personally — just no identity to that store but it’s a major anchor and draw here.

Im thinking and hoping that this mall transforms for the best!
I dislike big malls so this one is my speed. I like their anchor stores of Macy’s, Lord & Taylor & Boscovs. Sears os so so.
They also have a really nice Hallmark, Gertrude Hawk and some upscale shops.
The ‘dining court’ is being refurbished — right now it only has a Subway (yuck!) & a Saladworks. The area itself around where the future fast foods will be boasts plenty of room to pull out your electronics and relax.
The ladies room is quite large, lovely & clean!
Lastly, there is a movie theater that has reclining seats — hopefully like the AMCs!
I like shopping centers over malls but this one has a little of everything of what you need for a decent day of shopping or perusing.

I like this mall. They say that good things come in small packages, and I believe that applies to shopping centers too.
The anchor stores are the usual suspects, with the addition of Boscov’s of which I am not completely familiar. And even though the mall proper is one level, the anchors have 2 or more. The smaller stores are some common ones, but also a few that are unique. My favorite store is the EMS, but that’s just me.
Food options are much better than normal mall offerings. There are 2 spots that are by well known chefs, and another 2(?) somewhat casual/​upscale choices. The only thing lacking is the food court choices, but it appears they are soon to be opening more venues. And there is even a theater that boasts those really sweet reclining seats.
Ample parking rounds out the package. I would like to return to explore Boscov’s and eat at Vetri’s joint. So does that make me a fan? Almost, shall we say 3.75 holiday spirit Unilocal

Getting better. It’s been like 3 or 4 years since they started renovating and somehow they’re still not finished. The food court looks beautiful now but only has two restaurants; the worst subway I’ve ever been to and a Saladworks that is somehow still in business despite this not being 1998. There are plenty of «coming soon» displays, but who knows. Maybe soon means next month, maybe it means 2018. Wait and see, I guess.
There is now a playground for small children (no slides, just little climbing things) and a few coin op rides as well. Not a bad place to take the tiny ones, but for 6 and up there isn’t much to do but shop. But that’s kinda the point, I guess.
Other than that there’s not much to say. The place looks nicer inside than it once did but it’s still just another mall.

I generally like this Mall, however a new store called Cotton ON is a big RIP!!! Their return policies are unclear, 14 days? 30 days? the idiot clerks don’t seem to know, or care! Quality is very very poor, so you’re stuck with a poor quality garment that you can’t wear! DON’T SHOP THERE!!! Go to the big dept stores with much friendlier consumer policies, such as Macy’s Boscov’s or Lord & Taylor. DO NOT patronize this Australian company!

It looks like it was a decent mall at one point, but father time took a toll. Half of the storefronts are empty and the remaining stores have no customers. When you enter the mall, the first thing you’ll notice is how few people there are. I’ve never been to a mall more empty and depressing. Go to any other mall because this mall is stuck in a different time.

This is a great mall It is not really big but its actually perfect. They have a movie theater and nice food court. The mall has beautiful water fountains and décor. Great stores like Macy and Lord and Taylor. This is my go to mall besides Cherry hill and Freehold.

This is probably the worst mall I have ever been to (and I’ve been to a lot!). The mall isn’t even half full, half the storefronts are empty, and the stores left are old and outdated The food court has nothing good to eat. Basically I have no clue as to why anyone would shop here. The Cherry Hill Mall is right down the street and East Gate Square shopping center is right behind the mall.

My favorite mall to shop at. Never crowded even at Christmas time. It’s probably not good for the mall that it’s never crowded, but it’s great for me. Best part is the Camdenites don’t travel that far down rt 38 so I don’t have to deal with the ghetto birds and their bad bastardized children. Brand new movie theater is awesome, new restaurants are awesome. Still a lot of empty store fronts, I hope they fill them soon.

Never crowded, never filled with thugs or hoodlums. However, the survey lady is still waiting for you outside the food court… just say no

It is great to see that management is really trying to make this mall better than where it was before. There are more new stores showing up, new restaurants by world-​renowned chefs, a new movie theater. There have been major improvements on this location, and I am happy to see that it is trying to compete with the Cherry Hill Mall.
This mall is still an easier mall to get in and out of — traffic wise — compared to the Cherry Hill Mall. Granted the CHMall has more high-​end stores, but I always come to Moorestown first unless there is a store that is only at the Cherry Hill Mall.
Plenty of parking and easy access off and on to Route 38.
Looking ahead to a promising Moorestown Mall.

I came here for one reason and that was because they had an elevation burger place and I really wanted to try it. however after the burger I decided to stick around and check out the mall because it seemed like a very nice mall. I was in fact right, right in the middle of the food court there is a big fountain spurting away which is kind of a cool luxury. The food court itself could use a little touching up the food places there weren’t exactly all that appetizing looking but that could just be me. The rest of the mall was immaculate though, it was very thoroughly cleaned and they had a very good selection of different stores. Not all really high end and not all super cheap so they had a very good mix. They seemed to have very nice restaurants in the mall as well that seemed to be pretty crazy and fun looking on a Friday night. I would absolutely come here again if i was in the area it was a little farther for me then cherry hill mall but, it all depends on where you are in relation to it. I suggest people come here it seems like a nice place and somewhere you could check out and hang out for a while grab some food and people watch if that is what you are into.

The Moorestown Mall is pretty much the red headed step child of the Cherry Hill Mall just down the street on Route 38.
I will say that because it is less popular than Cherry Hill, that it is a much easier mall to deal with in terms of parking and crowds. The parking lots are huge and there are many convenient entrances to the mall unlike Cherry Hill.
It does appear they are trying to turn it around a bit now. The addition of Vetri’s Osteria and a branch of Jose Garces’ Distrito will bring some much needed quality restaurants to the mall. PB&U and Chipotle are still solid quick options though.
They also just added a movie theater, although I haven’t checked it out yet.
Anyway I would highly recommend it if you aren’t going to a specific high end store. Most of those are at Cherry Hill.
At the end of the day, who really needs a mall when you have Amazon at your fingertips?

Eh, this place is boring. As a good and stereotypical American I go to the mall to alleviate my boredom, hoping perhaps the crowds of people and bright lifts will cheer me up, but this place really lacks any cheer. Even from bratty teens. There’s no interesting stores, just your average mall fare. (Except one restaurant; the name escapes me but it specializes in peanut butter or something like that. It’s interesting, but pricey). The food court is lame, it’s all your average stuff yet somehow none of it looks appetizing. Not to mention the mall is tiny so you can’t get a good walk in, and its size means there’s little in the way of stores. Unless you need something specific or you’re close by, skip this one.

This is my «go-​to» mall because it’s smaller and far more manageable than the Cherry Hill Mall, and therefore way less crowded, too.
There’s a selection of standard mall and department stores, including Macy’s and Lord & Taylor (really the only nearby location of this one). A personal favorite is Eastern Mountain Sports, full of friendly people and great discounts. The food court is decent, and recent renovations have brought in a sparkling new movie theater. Additionally, there’s been a bit of a culinary renaissance, and the mall now features new restaurants like Osteria and Firebirds, as well as fast-​food options like Chipotle.

This mall is a minute down the road from where I work.
The food court is its strongest point, I think. Good selection of food from taco bell to chinese, from saladworks to PB and U and more. Bittersweet Café is down near Macy’s and they have great coffee/​tea.
They knocked down the old movie theatre and built a brand new, state-​of-​the-​art facility. I have not gone yet, but maybe it will help the mall.
There are a lot of vacant store fronts and the mall has an empty feel to it.
There are some pretty solid stores here that I enjoy shopping at though.
There’s Victorias Secret, Express, NY&Co, Bath and Body Works, and more.
They have Macy’s, Sears, Lord and Taylor, and Boscovs as dept stores.
I love love love Cotton On. It’s the only one around this area, so that’s a plus.
Not my go to mall, but I think with some improvement, Moorestown Mall could get up to the level of Deptford Mall and eventually Cherry Hill Mall.

The poor Moorestown Mall has gone through many phases as many malls have and most malls do. It’s definitely a lot better now than it was 10 years ago. I typically stop at this mall on my way home from work if I need to do some shopping because the Macy’s and Boscov’s are much better at this mall than at the Voorhees Town Center. The Moorestown Mall also has a Lord & Taylor and Sears attached.
Pretty much the same stores at other malls except for some specialty shops like Sephora and Lush. It’s definitely not as high end as Cherry Hill, but not a bad place to shop. Decent food court. Clean mall. Ample parking. Plenty of dining options around the mall if the food court doesn’t cut it for you.
My favorite part of the mall: PB and U near the food court. You can never go wrong with peanut butter and jelly.

I feel like this mall just needs some TLC to improve and it could soon become a destination like the Cherry Hill Mall. The vacancy rate here is just much too high and some of the current stores are a bit outdated as well.
There needs to be more variety, more «oomph.» I love the 90’s style Boscovs here (it’s a great place to shop during Christmas), but otherwise, the mall is lacking. Macys and Sears are standard, but the food court feels like a major step back in time. It was probably last updated when I was an infant.
The location is great. It’s just up to the mall managers to invest in the future and bring in some fresh retail faces to liven the crowd.
That’s just my opinion, though.

I’ve been a Moorestown Mall shopper since my allowance days. This was the mall of choice during my grade school years, when Spencers, Time Out, the food court and movie theater were the only things that mattered.
As an adult, the variety of stores is limited, but less crowds makes for better parking and getting in and out and on your way quickly. This isn’t the mall I’d choose if I were doing a major shopping trip, but if I just needed a basic top or pair of shoes or something in a cinch, it would do the trick. I’m a fan of Lord and Taylor for those items. And after all these years, the food court is still pretty decent.