Stamford Town Center

This was my 1st time visiting this city and checking out this mall was on my list. Mall was pretty nice, it has 4 levels of shopping plenty of parking. You'll find a big selection of brands. Arcade,kids play area and multiple cool glass elevators that offers nice view as u go up and down. Some stores were closed and others were still being added. There's a nice area in the center of the mall which was my favorite part. Mall located in the downtown area near all the restaurants,parks so much much more. Mall also offer a food court and plenty of seating and also includes a kids play area. Overall it's a cool mall to visit if you're visiting this part of town.

We had a great experience visiting Stamford Town Center. The mall is clean, modern, and easy to navigate, with a great mix of stores that makes shopping truly enjoyable. From well known national brands to specialty shops, there’s something here for everyone. The atmosphere felt relaxed and welcoming, and we never felt rushed. The layout is spacious, well-lit, and very accessible. We also appreciated how well maintained everything was restrooms, hallways, and common areas were spotless. Parking was simple and convenient, and the mall staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick purchase, grabbing a bite, or spending a few hours browsing, Stamford Town Center delivers a pleasant, smooth experience from start to finish.

Stamford Town Center isn’t a bad mall—it’s just on the quieter side these days, with fewer stores than it used to have. Shopping options are limited, but I actually enjoy coming here for the center sitting area. It’s calm, clean, and a nice spot to relax or take a break if you’re in the area. Not really a "spend all day" kind of mall, but good for a peaceful pause.

I wish they start with shops like jcrew factory, Gap factory, and Nike factory and start building more foundation to attract more customers. Maybe adding a small aquarium tank for view might be good to attract moms with little ones. Maybe big franchise like burger king that has Kids' meals might be nice since they have a good play area in the food court. Maybe adding an animal ride or Carousal might be helpful, too?

Been coming to this place for some time after moving to Stamford and the food shops have become my guilty food cheat day since Sunday parking is free and the place itself is great. Has alot of shops inside to visit as well as some nice and not too costly massage chairs for when my work week has been rough. Only issue is due to coming here often, is due to where the dealerships keep parking their cars in the garage. While it's not an issue that they're parking there, the issue is that they keep parking in all of the easy access parking spots forcing shoppers to hunt for an illusive empty space and having often park farther away from the entrances when we do find a spot. Other than that small issue this is certainly one of the better places to spend a Sunday without having to think too much.

If your in the area I would say that that this an okay spot if you wanna kill some time but its not as good as it used to be, the food court selection is pretty decent and the shopping options are good but fairly limited compared to what they were a while back. If you want more variety I would say go to the danbury fair mall but this mall is still pretty decent.

The mall is okay if you just need to walk around or grab a bite at the Plaza, but for actual shopping, it’s falling behind. There aren’t nearly enough clothing stores anymore, and ever since the Apple Store moved to Norwalk (SoNo Collection), the electronics situation is pretty weak. You’re basically stuck with third-party repair shops and carrier stores rather than a place to actually buy or see the latest tech. Unless you’re hitting Macy’s or Barnes & Noble, you’re better off heading to Norwalk or Greenwich if you want a decent selection of brands