Beautiful layout. Quiet. Stores originally were high end. Did not fit the community needs. They have changed somewhat to fit but not quite there. Parking fees are the turn off. I can get same shopping experience at Gateway Center Erskine st. With free parking of you don't mind the noise
I have coming here since I was a child. Great place to bring family. Good restaurants, plus they have a movie theater that's clean. They also have good spots that you can buy home goods around the house. Its not too buys and you can always find parking .
Small little hidden gem in an over crowded borough. Unless you live in the area you’ll drive by without notice. During the summer Atlas Park host a lot of outdoor events from Rock Climbing, outdoor family movie night, to local fundraise events.
The tricky part is parking. If you are planning on staying for a couple of hours. Park in the parking lot (first hour is free). If just dropping by to pick up some cold stone ice cream or just pop into the store for less than a half hour (half hour free) you can use the outdoor parking.
The stores varies. From a small pet store to Forever 21. I would say the best time to go is spring, summer and early fall. You can take advantage of all the outdoor sitting restaurants or just take a blanket and sit out on the grass and enjoy a Starbucks coffee while the kids run around and play.
I liked the experience here, first time & had no idea this place existed. Very nice layout, has a movie theater which my friends prefer coming here. Went to California Kitchen to eat & food was great. Didn't shop in clothing stores but will come back to check them out.
Very pretty at night. Not alot to see or shop at in this mall but still worth browsing. Styled to make you feel as if you entered California even though your in the middle of Queens. Has a movie theater, ice cream / frozen yogurt shop, beer garden, bar and pizza, sushi restaurants. Has a mini amusement park including zip lining, mountain climbing and other things that keep children occupied. Very cool place.
Its a great place to do many things in one. Eating, movies, shopping, lounging, and fun activities for the kids. The only reason I don't give it the 5 stars is because the parking is to expensive.
I want to love this place, and have been here many times already. But today, the security told my kids that they can't "SIT" on the coin-operated ride without paying (we just got there like 20 sec.) even there is no other kids waiting. WHY?? I never have this problem in any shopping mall, and being a parents, I won't spoil my kids to pay whatever they want. They need to choose and decide their most favorite ride and make best decision, I'll pay their ride eventually. However heard what the security told my kids, I didn't even want to spend anything at all here.
Ive been going to this mall for a very long time. You have to go during fall, spring and especially summer to appreciate its aesthetics. Not good for shopping but great to bring the kids, family or a date for movies and dinner. Parking outside the mall is best because they over charge to park on the premise.
Great mall! Its open concept makes it much more interesting that all the "run of the mill" malls. 10 screen movie theater, and great shops. Never leave without trying "Octoberfest Manor" with its exquisite sausages and great tasting beers. Every Wednesday night during summer they show kids movies on the field in the middle, FOR FREE! and on the day time they have zip line and bungee jumping. Such a good place to be in!
Very beautiful mall which is essentially a cheap giant white erector set to give the appearance of an old Roman arcade. In terms of stores there aren't too many and what is there are popular chain stores with common uninteresting junk. They should have made smaller shops with cheaper rent to get a bigger variety of tenants to make it more interesting and make parking free because that place is definitely not worth paying for parking. There are also many security guards who seem to have nothing to do but hassle the few customers that they're lucky even showed up to begin with. I can't imagine this place staying open for very long. One day soon this little mall will be closed up. What a shame.
I'm not the biggest fan of the shops at Atlas park because the majority of these stores do not have a big selection for everyone. They are mostly for women clothing and some for the kids. Home goods is good I really like this store however the prices are not that low but I still think is worth it. They have a Chilli's which I really like and there's a NYSC. Other than that the place is alright. Parking is fair it isn't too expensive.
This place is nice if you need to go to specific stores. There's a movie theater there that is very nice. Nice place to shop and hang out.
Clean place but needs more diverse stores. It literally has sneaker stores back to back. Maybe a best buy, an Express or more male clothing stores.
Originally billed as a luxury mall, within two years most of the original stores flopped due to lack of intended audience. Glendale was too blue collar to support such stores. The movie theater which originally billed itself as an " art house cinema" ended up resorting to super hero movies and base comedies. Now includes a gym with an escalator (ha ha) , a California pizza kitchen (an insult to New York pizza), and a Starbucks.
Often filled with teens during summer nights, especially when hosting outdoor events such as cover bands or lawn showings of children's movies. Fairly clean but still just a strip mall.
I love this place! I I just wish they had more stores here including a Whole Foods and a farmers market.
I love all the shops and the various & random events hosted in the square.
I'd love to see some sort of a bookstore, music store, electronic store, toy collectors shop, Express shop, H & M, pet shop, and an eatery that offers healthier meal options.