The Westchester

The Westchester is a very nice small and has a lot of high-​end stores if that’s what you’re into it is going to be a little bit more money than your regular average more they offer things such as high-​end watches very nice clothing the food court is decent if you work in the area but nothing special parking is okay I believe they even have a place where you can get your car wash while you’re in the mall security is good and getting here is very simple right off the highway if you’re looking for a mall that carries high-​end Goods this would be great for you

I love this mall because it is clean, safe, has plenty of parking and a variety of stores to shop at. My teens & husband have options, too so we’re all content with what the mall has to offer. It’s also close to a lot of restaurants in White Plains, which is a plus. I’m looking forward to seeing what gets done in the food court.

This mall is bright and spacious and never feels crowded, even during peak holiday times. All of the stores are spacious and laid out well. Bathrooms are clean and well attended, although they feel a little creepy since the hallway leading to them feels long and deserted.
My real gripe is the parking. I think they should at least give a grace period of 30 minutes. Instead, you have to pay the $ 3 minimum even if you’re just running in to do a return. Neiman Marcus used to validate parking if you made a purchase. I’m not sure if they do that anymore.
Minimal food options.

A mall in white plains. That differs from the other shopping areas surrounding it.
They have your neiman marcus and a nike track store. But since its more if a upscale mall you have to be prepared to spend alot money if you want to shop there.
I mostly go there to go to neiman marcus and i am out. But i actially walked around the mall and they didnt really have any other stores that i liked.
Will pass this mall unless i want to go to neiman.

This is a pretty nice shopping mall. Lots of nice stores to splurge in. The mall had a good balance of high end and mid level stores, but it was a nice window shopping trip for me. Now, don’t get me wrong I wanted to do a bit of shopping, but I didn’t have much time and I packed a carry on luggage. The Westchester was located right next door to the hotel we stayed in for the conference. It would have been very convenient except the Food Court was closed for renovation, which was the only reason I was really there. I didn’t drive or have a car for this trip, so I was excited to hear the mall was next door so I could grab a bite just by walking across the street. However, all was not lost. The Neimen’s or Nordstrom’s had a café which sold sandwiches, salads, smoothies etc. so I was able to grab something there. It was also connected to a PF Changs, which was open. Overall, nice mall. I’d love to go back when I had time to shop.

Ok…
Cosmetically, this mall is very good looking and clean. That’s probably the best part of this mall to me. That and Pretzel Bites.
Most of the mall is filled with «high end» stores, meaning you’re finding stores with higher prices, but it doesn’t always mean better quality. While they attempt to appeal to a certain customer base, they will gladly take all money from you. There is a better variety here than in that Malls of Nanuet mall and in Cross County as far as shopping goes, there’s another plus.
The food court in the mall is limiting overall. The mall itself is spacious enough, so during a busy time it’s not as disgustingly congested as other places could get.
While some stores only put their businesses in «high end» locales (*coughApplecough*), this mall at least has several competing businesses inside the same mall. For instance, if Apple is playing games, you can go on to Microsoft. If Mac Cosmetics is playing price games, you could check out Sephora. And on an on.
The parking lot (they also have valet) is poorly constructed and isn’t a great bargain. I’d rather shop elsewhere and not have to pay for parking (or get a better hourly deal) or navigate that lot (which is made worse by driver’s who shouldn’t be allowed to have a licence). They probably got their parking prices scam from the city of White Plains — which in itself runs their own parking scams on their streets and garages.
Really all in all, it’s a preference or not. High end doesn’t always mean great either. The mall isn’t a favorite of mine, but well ahead of Ridge Hill, Cross County, Galleria, and Shops at Nanuet as far as overall quality, variety, and overall experience goes and in the general area.

so many nice stores in this mall. I love how there is three levels to it. I went to BEBE and it’s the smallest bebe store I’ve been to. I was expecting a lot more due to the mall being so big.

What a ripoff! If you park at the Westchester Mall for only 5 minutes they charge you $ 3.00! What, no grace period to run in a exchange something!
Clearly not a user friendly mall!
Please add a grace period so you do not appear so greedy.

I didn’t spend enough time in this mall to warrant a 5-​star rating, but in the hour or two that I visited the Westchester, I’ve developed some strong feelings.
Once I walked in, I was happy to see a beautiful, bright, sunny open mall with lots of levels. I was surprised to see lots of upper end stores that I can’t afford to step foot in lol (looking at you, Burberry & Louis Vuitton!). BUT the stores I do frequent were huge and spacious! One of the nicest laid-​out Anthropologies I’ve ever seen. Crate & Barrel is two levels, a Kate Spade shop, a huge Pottery Barn, even a standalone Crewcuts?! Be still my heart. The size of the JCrew was disappointing — both Short Hills and Garden State Plaza have bigger, brighter, nicer JCrew shops. And the Starbucks seemed small for the amount of people waiting inside. But with three dedicated shopping levels, a 4^th level for the food court (with an Au Bön Pain!), wide aisles, carpeting, and lovely fountains … I could see myself spending an entire day in this place! The crowd was light and quiet for a weekend, which is a plus in my book. Especially since it was still a holiday weekend!
Good thing for me – and my wallet — that it’s a hike from where I live.

I enjoy coming to The Westchester… Honestly I don’t have to step foot away from White Plains and make that drive to NYCs 5^th Avenue. (Not that I mind to drive to the city).
The Westchester offers high end shops in an inside mall. Coming here is definitely a breath of fresh air. I’m gliding and listening to instrumental & classical music as I shop. Some shops have come and gone. One shop in particular that closed its doors is Aveda– just because it’s my favorite store and they carry hair products that cater to my extra curly hair.
The Westchester’s Food Court is such an embarrassment to the design and high-​end quality of The Westchester, that it definitely does not balance out. Some of the restaurants are closed. For a day of shopping, I’d like to take a pause and nosh for a bit, however with the limited options, you’re just limited.
On the flip side, The Westchester offers great customer service throughout.

Visited the Victoria Secret mall there for a bra return after being encouraged my customer service online and was met with very dismissive management staff. I returned after my work shift to be helped by Ashley, she was very helpful Amy the manager just sat and counted out the draw as the line began to get longer, she spoke loudly enough to notify the consumers behind me she was messing up the count and forgot to take the till our the draw another woman was opening a Victoria Secret card and could not even get the privacy to give her social. Ashley was calm handled my transaction while assisting her fellow staff member, reminding the manager Amy how to close for the night it was not the experience I came to expect from the Westchester Mall. It was horrible I just opened a PINK card with them I doubt I’ll be in that store anytime soon. Sad Service (outside of Ashley)

I love this mall – it just feels so classy. Shame I can’t afford anything from most of the stores, lol. I have no complaints except the food court NEEDS to have more and better stalls.
Pro Tip: If you come here before the renovation, you MUST see all three fountains (two on R1, one on R2).

They have a Louis Vuitton… yes! I love the Louis Vuitton in NYC but sometimes I just want to go to a place where I can park my car hassle free. Speaking of parking you can park your vehicle yourself or valet park. I love the Under Armour Store as well. Bathrooms are sparkling. My favorite high-​end mall.

If it’s winter and the weather is really chilly
This place is like a piece of heaven!

I really like this mall. Never feels crowded. Clean and well-​maintained. Ups are the quality stores including Apple, Microsoft and Tesla. Downs are weak food choices (including a lame food court), the elimination of City Limits Diner and overcharging for parking.

This has got to be my favorite mall due to it is not crowded by teenagers. This mall is unique in the area because not only is it expansive but very clean. The restaurant is on the top so you do not get the food smell.
The stores there are all the higher marked brands as well as the Microsoft store and Apple Store. They are two different level but similar area.
I will say this is a more upscale mall so if you want cheap clothes and deals this is not the mall for you. This is the mall that you et your coach, MK, LV and much more …

Large mall with a lot of upscale options. I always make sure to stop into Nordstrom as a staple store when I’m there, as well as Anthropologie, J Crew, Banana Republic, and the newly added Urban Outfitters. The mall just has a nice atmosphere– quiet and sophisticated.

I’ve been coming for years and this is by far my favorite mall. Compared to the nearby Galleria, this is a more upscale mall with stores such as Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Michael Kors, Tommy Hilfiger, and Tory Burch. The mall is separated into 3 levels main levels with a smaller 4^th floor; most floors are carpeted. The have classical music playing throughout the mall, and the colors are whites and beiges which give off a neutral yet bright tone.
One huge drawback is the food court — it’s terrible. Half the stands are closed and the whole area looks very makeshift compared to the rest of the mall. You can argue that people shopping here won’t be dining in a mall food court, but still for such a high-​end mall I expected more. Go to nearby PF Changs, the Cheesecake Factory, or Whole Foods if you’re looking for something to eat while shopping.
Many tenants have come and gone over the years but for the most part the Westchester stays true to form.

Yes another Simon owned mall.
Much like Roosevelt Field mall The Westchester has just about every store you can think of from low end to super high end.
Some of my favorites were
the apple store
bose
ben & jerrys
starbucks
brookstone
godiva
lego
these are just the stores I like
there are literally hundreds of stores
well laid out and clean.
If you are in the area it is definitely worth a trip.

My favorite mall in New York! The Westchester is the complete opposite of the the ghetto fabulous nearby Galleria. This mall has a lot of upscale stores with a huge selection of clothes, shoes and accessories for women, men and children. There’s something here for everyone!
I used visit at this mall every weekend or whenever I could get a day to myself. The only thing I would change is the limit food court.