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Located in the Bronx, Bruckner Commons is a multi-level shopping center with many essential services, dining options, and retail stores. The three levels offers plenty of options for both leisure activities and everyday needs.
On the interactive map above, you can scroll through categories to browse stores by type. Or, use the search function on the top left to type in a store’s name and find it easy. To zoom in for a closer look, simply move your mouse cursor around the map and scroll. For a better view, click the buttons found at the bottom right to enter full screen mode or zoom out.
How to Use the Map and Floor Guide
There are three floor at this mall: L2, L1, and LL. The interactive directory map lets you zoom in and out and even change levels (click the level labels up top right), which will show you what’s where on each floor. If you click on one of the little pins for a store it’ll give you some info on that shop… Like their general offerings and category.
LL: This is the easy access point for customers who just want to get their groceries in and out. On this level, you’ll find a ShopRite supermarket where you can pick up your fresh fruit and veggies, some meat, and other household items.
Level 1 (L1) is the most populated level and has the most services and shops. The dining and shopping area are bustling. There are two big grocery anchors here: ShopRite and the larger wholesale club-style BJ’s Wholesale Club. Among other big box retailers, you’ll also find Marshalls, Burlington, Snipes, and Old Navy.
If you’re looking for something more budget-friendly, check out Five Below, Lot Less, and Aldi. They all has trendy merchandise and household essentials at discounted prices.
You can find mobile service providers and electronics at T-Mobile and AT&T stores, which sell phones and phone accessories. The first level is home to several fast-casual restaurants with something for everyone: Teriyaki One if you’re craving an Asian bowl, Smashburger if burgers sound good, Chipotle if you want a burrito, or Chick-fil-A for some chicken sandwiches. If you need a coffee fix, head over to Starbucks, or grab some dessert at Cold Stone Creamery or Wetzels Pretzels.
For necessities, there’s banking with the Dime Savings Bank of New York. There are beauty services at DT Nails and SalonCentric, which sell professional supplies. There is even an urgent care clinic (CityMD) where you can get treated without an appointment. There’s also a premium retailer for jeans (City Jeans Premium).
The second level (L2) also blends community services and retail. It features another ShopRite and entrances to two other stores, one of which is BJ’s Wholesale Club. For fashion shopping, there is the upper floor of Burlington and DD’s Discounts, which sells discounted home goods and clothing.
This floor focus on community support and health. There’s a community health center operated by Urban Health Plans, which provides medical care; JAG-ONE Physical Therapy for rehabilitation services; and Phenix Salon, an independent beauty service provider. Finally, there is the New York Community Board 9 office, serving the surrounding neighborhood in the Bronx.
Supermarket options and warehouse clubs is spread out over various floors. This gives customers flexibility when shopping for groceries or bulk purchases. It’s a one stop shop for many locals with retail stores, bank branches, and health clinics all in one place.
The directory map is interactive and accurate as of creation, but stores do change over time and this will be updated. You should of bookmark the page so that next time you can easily return to the directory.