Ridge Hill

Stores are great, movie theatre was very nice. The parking situation is awful. It took us 30 minutes to get out of the parking garage. They must figure out another exit point. We will not be coming back. Plenty of shopping other places.

Best of both world you have perfect shopping stores and great food choices with a hint of entertainment perfect place for a afternoon hangout.

This mall is a joke all the way up to management. To begin with the constant commotion going one with cops arresting people in the middle of the mall. You have drivers recklessly making u-​turns in front of security guards and they do nothing. You have mall management which I witnessed try and pick fights with workers in front or customers and guests coming into the area this has happened more then one occasion. But they are clean and they are very friendly here just need to clean up the slack on some professionalism here and then I’d recommend people to shop here aside for there not being well designated areas for a public bathroom.

I don’t understand why would you say to make an appointment and not be ready when I arrive at 2:57… My appointment was for 3pm and I wasn’t seen until 3:20pm. It seriously deserves 0 star!!! Additional to the wait, I placed my bag on top of the table to pay and when I turn around to grab it it’s completely gone!!! Worse experience of my life… I can’t believe someone stoled my Bath & body works bags, gifts that I bought for my sister! Not a good location horrible!!! Terrible

This mall is DANGEROUS. The street are full of speeding cars with no regard to shoppers, their children, or their strollers.
The streets are congested with cars. The stress don’t serve the vehicles or the shoppers. Vehicles need to be forced into a parking deck for the safety of pedestrians. These streets are an awful idea.
After you close the streets to vehicles. You can open them to performers, fountains, art, or vendors. Make the streets pedestrian friendly and make this mall a safe mall to shop.

Ridge Hill is a nice addition to the area. They have loads of places to eat and lots to do. It gets a little annoying when there are hoards of unsupervised kids, walking about.
Yard House, Lefteris, Texas de Brazil and Buddha are my faves. Whole Foods is on the premises and offered parking validation. If you’re going to the movies, take your parking card with you for a discount off of concessions.
Ridge Hill is a welcomed distraction that’s close to home.

I really love this place. The atmosphere is great I call this place the hidden GEM!!! The strip has it all beautiful restaurants, major shopping outlets an Apple Store yes an Apple Store!!! Movie theater etc… The list goes on. Great place to shop and hang out. Plenty parking and very safe… You name it ridge hill has it… A must experience trust me… My go to spot to chill…

Great new mall in Yonkers! This mall has an open structure, meaning each shop is outdoors and not connected like your typical indoor mall. One star less because you have to pay for parking– But its only 3 dollars and it is an indoor parking garage. The mall is very alike to the shops at nanuet, but with a bigger array of stores.
There is a great selection of stores and restaurants. I did not have a lot of time to explore the breadth of the stores, but it has all the basics. A movie theatre, gym, whole foods, Tj maxx, teavana, victorias secret, H&M, along with some higher end stores as well. There is also a great selection of restaurants, from what I saw Havana Central, Cheesecake Factory, Little Buddha, Lefteris Gyro, and a burger place I forget the name of, and my favorite Yard House!
They also have a indoor skydiving facility located adjacent to the actual mall. The mall itself is really beautiful, it has a very upscale feel, and the buildings are all aesthetically pleasing and look very NEW! Can’t wait to go back and spend some more time on my next visit.

I’ll always choose an open mall with interesting architecture from the other shopping centers. They may need to consider adding few more brand names, that will bring more people to the center, but beside that, this is a center which is easy to access, not that far from the city, and with good prices on certain days.

UGH… So my friends and I wanted to get the RIDGE HILL MALL EXPERIECE!.. and did we ever… SECURITY GUARDS are ON CRACK OR FROM RIKERS IS. and they have the nerve to be rude! You PAY for parking and this mall is out doors so it was cold! The stores are NOT so great and the people are slow… It’s like they come here and forget to walk! They just stand and stare! WHAT??? We drove thru the entire outdoor mall and left. Went further up the hill to STEW’S and it was AWESOME!!! Leave this mall ALONE… GET A WONDERFUL FUN HOUR OR TWO AT STEW’S!!! LISTEN TO ME AND YOU WILL BE BETTER OFF!

Somehow my mom, brother, and I find ourselves here every single time I’m home to visit. It’s so close to our house, and always a pleasant experience!
The assortment of shops and restaurants is solid, and the area is always kept clean and attractive. My favorite time to visit is around the holidays because they always have holiday music blasting and wonderful decorations everywhere.
We’ve always been able to find parking, even on a busy day as there are several different lots around. The stores do get crowded, especially around the holidays, so try and get there early!
I look forward to trying out more of the restaurants and checking out the movie theater!

Santa Experience at Ridge Hill.
I do not recoommend. The lines are long. Walk ups are given the same priority s those of us who are forced to pay for a package online in order to make a reservaiton. Basically, having a reservation is useless. It does not guarantee a space. 15-​mminute lines are untrue. I waited on line with people ahead of me who had a reservation AFTER mine, and people behind me who didn’t make any reservation. Then the manager came out to basically scold people for waiting on line incorrectly.
They SHOULD have a tent set up with a check in booth, and you go check in and are called when it is your turn. If you don’t have a reservation, then they check if a spot is opened and THAT is when you can come back. It is VERY unfair that people who did not pay get to wait on line with people who paid $ 39-​$ 75 online, and force those of us who have paid to wait even longer.
Go if you don’t care about waiting an hour, or even 2 – 3 hours in the afternoons because the wait time starts piling up. If you have kids who wait on line nicely, good for you.

Cross County Mall and Ridge Hill is about 8minutes apart. Ridge hill is better than Cross County because it has a lot more stores and the Outdoor mall is amazing. So many stores around. Yonkers had really clean up the malls in there County.

I love it here. It is always so calm and peaceful. Just a place where you can relax, shop, and eat.

Very nice atmosphere and outdoor malling that is close to the city. I wish to see more stores though like Zara, VS, Bath and Body works, etc. The selections are limited but if you just want to chill and drink at Starbucks and go to an Apple store, this is the place for you.

Recently constructed mall so everything is new and fresh. Plenty of parking spots in the garage but traffic can be quite overwhelming en route. It’s $ 3 parking all day. You can get it stamped at most of the restaurants if you stay for 3 hrs or less.
There are tjmaxx, REI, Banana Republic, Uniqlo, container store, lord and Taylor Sephora etc etc. apparently only until recently they finally filled up all the stores.
There are also the anchor chain restaurants such as the Cheesecake Factory, Havana Central etc. it’s a great place to pass time on a lovely afternoon. The stores, especially Uniqlo, is not too crowded and actually carry the sizes I need.

The worker was rude, he mumbled so I had to keep saying «EXCUSE ME WHAT DID YOU SAY?» I said right to his face «if you don’t like your job you should quit. Now after dealing with rude workers, the pretzel and pretzel bites were the hardest and driest I’ve ever had.
I will no longer be a patron of this specific location.

Garbage.
There was so much promise several years ago when there was construction going on for a new mall. Yonkers was pretty much stuck with the blah Cross County, so hopefully something would be better. It just had to be.
But no. Here came Ridge Hill — like Cross County in several ways, which is not a good thing.
First it’s largely an outdoor mall made up to look like a small city with it’s street parking, lights, and blocks. Navigating the streets while pedestrians aimlessly walk with their backs turned to oncoming traffic is always a lot of fun. You can park on the streets, but those meters eat your quarters like an arcade game — though they might not be metered any longer. You can also park in one of their garages for $ 3 an hour. It may be $ 3 for a few hours, I don’t know as I wasn’t there that long. I’ll get to the garage and the terrible design afterwards. The idea of making it a mini city was and is a failure.
It’s also much like Cross County in the way where it attempts to pass itself off as high scale, but it’s really not. Sure you have some «high end» stores in this location — but in the end, they are «high end» in a toilet. And much like Cross County, higher end doesn’t mean great selection as this place lacks a selection a mall should have.
If you’re going with children, they will be very bored with only the Lego Discovery Center there. Not much else for them to do. There’s also a movie theater if you want to try that, but there are other theaters in the area where you don’t have to pay for parking while you watch a movie. The theater is decent looking and if Cross County is your only other theater option, then this is the safer bet I guess.
There are some decent stores, but they are not enough to make me ever want to come here unless I am forced to come here.
There is talk of putting a hotel in this place — which is pointless pretty much — actually like Cross County which has one, but at least with Cross County, there’s that horrid Empire City Casino as the nearby gimmick. I guess if you’re coming through on business, you can stay here — but I surely never would.
Some of the «security» guards at this location need to be laid off. Seriously.
There’s a gym here, some restaurants, and even a medical facility — all places that can be found elsewhere without the hassle of coming here.
The parking garage has those pay before you leave stations — though only available on the ground floor. The elevators are very slow. I parked up a few levels to avoid the lazy vultures and took the stairs up and down. The lot was poorly designed, leaving only just enough room for traffic going both ways and not much else. It’s everyone for themselves to park in the closest to the ground floor for most and they will block all incoming traffic just to wait for the space. Terrible design. Really.
And sure, some of the stores validate your parking I’ve heard — but that’s only if you buy something, so so much for window shopping or talking a walk for free.
So all in all, Ridge Hill mall is garbage. Call it upscale garbage. Pricey stores. Wants to be something it’s not — like Cross County. Dicks, Wholefoods, Apple etc… they are not enough to make me want to come here… ever. Those stores and others can be found at better places than this. I’d much rather driver a little further to a real mall with a better selection and an overall better experience that this failure of a place currently is. Perhaps as some reviewers have stated, they are still building — but going by current standards, they’re not doing so great so far.

I’ve been going to Ridge Hill since not long after it first opened, I remember when only a few stores were open and most of it was still under construction. That being said, Ridge Hill has come a long way and it’s still growing.
Ridge Hill is an outdoor mall separated into two levels. The layout is a narrow strip with stores on both sides. Shopping is decent, however it’s hard for me to go to Ridge Hill and find everything I need because there just isn’t enough of a selection of stores. I feel I can find more variety at a regular indoor shopping mall. Some highlights of the shopping include Whole Foods and the Apple Store (both are pristine). They also have a Lord & Taylor which is one of my favorite places to shop, however it’s a smaller branch and I don’t feel they have as much of a selection as the store in Scarsdale (at least for men anyway).
Dining is pretty good; it mostly consists of chains like Yard House, Havana Central, and Cheesecake Factory. Nothing too much to complain about here, just expect restaurant chain fare. A highlight of the dining is definitely Lefteris Gyro, a Greek restaurant with two other locations in Tarrytown and Mt Kisco. It’s a family run restaurant and the food is some of the best Greek I’ve had.
There are a few other things worth noting: there is a medical pavilion located in the center of Ridge Hill, a movie theater, a LegoLand, an LA Fitness, and during the holidays they have special events like a tree-​lighting and other family activities. There are a lot of parking garages, but there’s a design flaw where you have to greatly extend your reach to get a parking ticket. They’ve «resolved» this by sometimes having employees near the entrances to the garages to press the button and give you your ticket. Along with the shopping, they have also built condos adjacent to the mall. In a way they’re kinda trying to make it like a little community.
Overall, Ridge Hill has come a long way but it still pales in comparison to other shopping malls in terms of selection. It’s nice to go there and walk around, have a little lunch, pick up a few things, but serious shoppers will find better elsewhere.

This place is still a craphole. Nice that after 2, perhaps 3 years, they still don’t have decent signage. They also recently prevented a left turn into one of their shitty parking garages, which has all the lower level parking spots cordoned off.
Pop quiz
Q: How much planning went into the design of this mall?
A: Psyche! lol… NONE!