I recently had the pleasure of visiting The Shops at Skyview located at 40-24 College Point Blvd, Queens, NY, and it left me thoroughly impressed, earning a solid 5/5 rating. This shopping mall offers a fantastic and diverse shopping experience. From fashion to electronics, home goods, and more, you'll find a wide range of stores to explore. The mall's layout is well-designed, making it easy to navigate and discover everything it has to offer. One of the standout features of The Shops at Skyview is its commitment to providing an excellent shopping atmosphere. The mall is clean, well-maintained, and beautifully designed, creating an inviting environment for shoppers. During my visit, I also had the opportunity to dine at one of the restaurants within the mall, and the dining options did not disappoint. Whether you're in the mood for international cuisine or a quick bite, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings. The staff at the various stores I visited were friendly and helpful, making the overall shopping experience enjoyable and stress-free. The Shops at Skyview is not just a shopping destination; it's a place where you can spend hours exploring, dining, and finding the latest trends and deals. It's a testament to the vibrant shopping scene in Queens, NY. In summary, The Shops at Skyview is a must-visit shopping mall that consistently delivers on variety, ambiance, and dining choices. My recent visit was a 5/5 experience, and I look forward to returning for more retail therapy and delicious meals.

What a lovely Target! It's HUGE, very clean, well stocked, and the team members are so pleasant and helpful! The lines move quickly, even when it's packed. Unfortunately, I will not return to this mall again. The parking garage was in complete chaos! It is unattended, and there are only 3 exit stations where you pay by credit card, one of which was, of course, blocked by a customer who I guess didn't have a credit card. It took me 45 minutes just to exit. People in their vehicles were honking, jockeying for position to get into one of the 2 remaining exits. Honking, screaming profanities, and backed up all the way to the 5th level. This had nothing, in my opinion, to do with the holiday rush. Many of us got out of our vehicles to see what was going on. A nice gentleman from the vehicle next to me in line told me this happens year round. I still love Target, but I'll find another one.

Air conditioning was not on in the common areas during my visit, so the temperature was uncomfortable and humid in there, except in a couple of stores that had their a/c on. However, the mall was considerate and kept the floors dry due to inclement weather conditions by having air movers everywhere. The restroom I used was not kept clean and only had a little soap in one of the many soap dispensers available there. All store staff were very, very friendly. Plenty of parking, but the streets surrounding are really congested w. vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Can be frustrating. Overall, I would visit again. May just have been a one off bad experience there.

I've been here sporadically over the past decade. The majority of the mall's retail space is filled with American brands - Best Buy, Target, Chuck E Cheese, Marshalls and Burlington. There are some good options for shopping though like the Nike and Adidas outlets. And the place is very modern and is very clean. in keeping with the neighborhood's demographic, there are a few Asian brands as well. You'll find a Daiso, bubble tea shops and an Asian supermarket. However, if you're here to experience Flushing's Chinatown, skip this mall. You're better off going to Tangram or New World Mall which have more interesting and unique Asian brands.

A huge shopping plaza with a great variety of stores, like Adidas, Converse and Nike Outlets as well as Target, Marshall's, Starbuck's, Best Buy and more. Food options are not as good, just your normal Subway, pretzels and mall food. Mall itself is nice and clean but it gets so busy that some stores are messy that they cannot keep up with merchandise on shelves. (Marshall's, Burlington) Felt like I was at a swap meet as mostly every aisle with shelves were in disarray and items all over the floors. Checkout line was even worse, took over 40 minutes.

The shops are great, specially BestBuy. But the parking is Horrible. There's no attendants at the booth, so you have to pay at the machines, so if you don't have exact change you end up with lots of coins. People are horrible, the leave the shopping carts in the parking spaces or they just simply throwing the unto your car. I came out of there with big scratches on the driver side of my car. One should not have to pay for parking at any place since one is already spending to shop. I hope I never have to go back to there.

This is a good size mall with a lot of unique stores you won't find easily elsewhere. They have a Uniqlo store and this very nice Japanese store with authentic Japanese home accessories and stationary. It's also a convenient location with its own parking lot and relatively close to the subway.

On this Mall shopping trip, went to Sephora and the prices were so unreasonable. Don't know how anyone other than upper-class citizens can afford to purchase items from here. Bought one product from Bobbi Brown and with taxes, was over $60.00.

Good collection of stores. The only issue is there is one general bathroom (other than Target's), for all shoppers and it is very small!

This mall is great, has a good assortment of stores and outlet stores. Plus a few places to eat.