Rego Center

Superb experience all my favorites there century 21 kohls Costco n more surely recommend this place to my family n friends

This is just a stone’s throw from Queens Center Mall… about a 5 minute walk for me. I walk fast and take the shortcut. :-) They have Toys R Us, Marshall’s, BB&B, Payless, Dallas BBQ, Costco, Aldi’s, Century 21, TJ Maxx, Burlington Coat Factory and lots of other crowd pleasing offers. I’ve been coming here since before they added the 2^nd section and now with that 2^nd section it’s made it even more fun for me to shop here. It’s a really nice mall that when combined with Queens Place and Queens Center, makes this a must be place to shop.

There’s plenty of stores here to kill time if you are ever in the area. From clothing to groceries and restaurants. Aldi is a nice genericly stocked supermarket if you don’t care about brands. The costco is great for bulk items and their food court has great on the go treats. Just need to remember to pay for parking or park on the street. Happy shopping!!!

This place is awesome!!! Everything you need/​want in one location. Costco is located in the basement floor. The parking lot is very convinient, and depending on the department store you like to shop, it comes handy. Some of my favorite stores like century 21, kohls, panera, pier1, are located in one place. This makes this place so convenient. The R train (Rego park stop) is only couple blocks from this place.

Something for everyone at this shopping center:
Stores:
Aldi, Kohl’s, Ulta Beauty, Payless, Vitamin Shoppe, Panera Bread, Auntie Ann’s, Subways, Dallas BBQ, T. J Maxx, Century 21, Panera Beard, Red Mango, Costco, some icee window/​store. (to name a few).
Elevators and escalators for the three levels. Elevators can be crowded because of Costco shoppers — they hog everything up!
It’s a nice place to hang because there are a lot of benches throughout, so if you grab some hot dogs or pretzels or Red Mango, you can sit outside and eat if the weather permits. Can get crowded and busy, with shoppers and families. Of course worst on weekends. I noticed that this center, in spite of getting busy, never looks trashy or dirty. Looks pretty clean and well maintained.
There’s a parking lot, with reasonable rates. The trains and buses are within decent walking distance, but not super close. So if you’re buying a ton, it can be a pain. I always see a ton of car services or taxis to pick up shoppers.

Nice selection of shops and restaurants, conveniently located near a ton of buses and the subway. Usually come here for Costco and Century 21. Lots of seats inside if you’re tired.

Great shopping mall right in Queens that is one of the best part areas to get to whether you are driving or using the subways or buses. Plenty of parking on site, although there is a parking fee according to how long you park.
TJ Maxx, Century 21, Aldi’s, Toy R Us, Costco, to name a few. There are also a few restaurants there as well. Dallas BBQ and an Ale House. I can’t remember the exact name of the it.
Highway, bus and subway are all within a few blocks.

I love Rego Center especially since it’s within walking distance to my house. The variety of stores in one area is great. However, if you’re here on the weekend it can be a madhouse. My favorite stores are TJ Maxx and Century 21. If you can get here early you can take your time in peace and enjoy some shopping without the crowds.
There’s parking for a fee and the train and bus are within waking distance. There are several spots to enjoy some good food. My favorites are Dallas BBQ’S or Miller Ale house for something affordable. The center is always clean and well maintained on the outside.

I really like this mall. Its smaller than other malls but it has Century 21, TJ Maxx, Kohl’s and Bed Bath Beyond and more on the other side. Those are the essentials! Along with Costco and some food options like Dallas BBQ and Panera Bread, it’s a quaint mall with just enough stores and people that its not overwhelming like larger malls. Great add to the community and nice family atmosphere in this area. Definitely plenty of options for shopping. Only setback is paid parking either in the mall or across the street. Brightly lit mall using natural sunlight, open environment, spacious and clean = win.

The mall has security and is kept clean most of the time. Lefrak City projects is close by unfortunately, so minus 2 stars.
It’s very visible on the LIE especially at night with it’s great exterior lighting. There are 4 levels (lower, street, level2, level3). Parking is paid ($ 2.00 1 hour) and you can choose the open lots across the street, or park inside the mall itself. Bike racks are also available. There is also a convenient taxi stand for those shoppers who’s bought more than they can carry.
The architecture really gives this mall it’s appeal. It has a massive extended breezeway that shields you from the elements (mostly) when you’re out and about shopping. There is also exterior seating outside to give shoppers a break and eat their ice cream etc.
The shops vary from retail to dining like (C21, Payless, Costco, Aldi, Dallas BBQ, Subway, etc.). There is also a Panera Bread at this location and that’s great because there isn’t any others close by. They also have various events for kids and families to participate in.
I would’ve liked to have seen better clothing shops in this mall, such as H&M, Zara etc.

Good mall plenty of stores and some place to grab a bite. Connects to sears mall on top level with bridge.

I like the stores in this mall. It has a T. J Maxx, Century 21, Kohl’s, Ulta Beauty, Panera Beard, Red Mango, Costco and a couple of other stores.
This mall is just a short walk away from Queens Center Mall. For the first time in 10 years I finally find a mall that has chairs where you can sit and relax.
I deduct one star because the parking machine doesn’t work at times. A couple times going to the Costco floor of the parking garage, the machine wouldn’t take my ticket. Also, I hate it when shopping carts would block some of the parking spaces.

The open air structure is a hit-​or-​miss for most people. Fortunately for me, it’s a hit. It’s playful and modern with escalators and wide (empty-​ish) staircases. The ground floor has a lot of open seating from chairs and tables to benches. I like how you can peer over the railings from each floor and look up/​down.
Panera’s Bread, Red Mango, Century 21, Kohl’s, TJ Maxx, Costco, etc
If you walk down a block, there’s another building with Sears, Marshalls, and Bed Bath and Beyond.
Restrooms are inside the individual stores. They also have parking by Costco.

3 STARS ! Why ?! Well its a decent «mall» it doesnt have the popular stores suchs as Macys, JcPenney, H&M or a GNC. Being a gym rat a GNC is important in a mall, But their is a vitamin shoppe so it makes up for it. If you want to save some money on shopping then come to Rego Center, They have a Century 21 & im not talking about the real estate company im talking about the discount store. Its adult and kid friendly, Its better to come to this «mall» when the sun is out for a decent scroll around this place & grab some ice cream at Red Mango right outside the «mall»

Fantastic little shopping center. Queens center mall is just 3 blocks away just in case you did not find what you were looking for. Red mango, plenty of great stores, restaurants, and supermarket all in one place Close to transportation. Huge parking garage and there is also an ale house up the block. Walk up to queens blvd and you will find Bed bath & beyond, marshalls Applebee’s etc…

The mall is pretty good. Pretty quiet, and the stores are pretty good. I bought a whole bunch of dress clothes at Century 21 for a decent price. Parking there is terrible though.
It’s way better then Queens Center, & that «Sears» next to it. Just wished it was bigger…

I definitely come here on a weekly to semi weekly basis cause they got it all– Ulta Beauty, Panera, Dallas BBQ, Century 21, Pier 1 etc. you get the picture.
One thing to keep in mind that this place is crazy on the weekends so beware. They have a Costco on the basement level and packs of families arrive to stock up on items so you already know its gonna be Moma, Poppa, the kids, Aunts, Uncles the Grandma and Grandpa rolling through just to do one shopping trip! So if you are adverse to crowds come early in the morning and/​or during the weekdays before 5pm.
Other than that who can beat this place? Connected to the original Rego Park Center where Marshalls, Bed Bath & Beyond, Old Navy and Sears, the new addition in the back (where I presume most shoppers come to the place are interested in) is a great convenience in the heart of Queens’ main thorough-​fare.
Come here to stock up on your favorite items and score a deal. I can’t see anyone leaving disappointing.

Love this place. Century 21, TJ Maxx, Costco, Marshall etc — All the discount stores in one location.
Parking is easy to find and also has a bridge on the 4^th floor connecting buildings.

I prefer Rego Center over Queens Center… as Angel H. said, it is the close-​out capital of Queens while Queens Center is more a of a teenage hangout.
Come here to shop for all of the aspects of your life.
You could spend an entire day (and maybe a few week’s worth of pay) here and go home with everything from clothing, toys, and electronics to bulk items like furniture and family sized portions of detergent to, etc.
Hungry? No worries, my friends. From lunch to happy hour to dessert to late night-​style Halal, Rego’s got your back.
There is a parking garage that connects both the new (C21-​Costco) complex to the old (Old Navy-​Sears) one. The ramp between the two structures is on the top level of the old complex and the C21 level of the new.

Rego Center is a nice new shopping center. The neighborhood needed it. They got Costco’s, Century 21, TJ Maxx, Toys R Us, Red Mango, Dallas BBQ, and several other stores. I really like coming here on a weekday afternoon because it’s dead over here especially in the winter. I really like the Century 21 here. It’s large, plenty of registers with stupid cashiers who can’t count, and they usually have my size. Most of the other Century 21’s I’ve been to only got 2 sizes, extra small and extra large.
The Toys R Us here could be better. The staff there are just the dumbest people on earth. They know nothing about their inventory and again, the cashiers are the slowest I have ever seen in my entire life. The TJ Maxx is pretty crappy here. There’s barely anything on display. It’s nothing but junk. I’d rather goto the TJ Maxx in Whitestone. As for Red Mango, it’s cool. Nice friendly staff and I love the new do-​it yourself machines and toppings.
Verdict — Got nothing to do? Kill some time over here. There are a few main things I dislike about coming here. I hate their garage parking fees and street parking over here is simply impossible.