Last Updated: April 14th, 2026
Quaker Bridge Mall in Lawrence Township, NJ is a two-level Simon-owned shopping center with 120+ stores, serving Mercer County and the greater Princeton area. You’ll find a broad mix of fashion, beauty, tech, and dining — all under one roof with free parking. Here’s the best part: there’s no sales tax on clothing in NJ, which means real savings when you’re stocking up on wardrobe essentials. Plus, the mall’s open seven days a week for your convenience.
Anchored by Macy’s and JCPenney, the mall offers a full mix of what you’re looking for — fashion, accessories, shoes, beauty, and dining. From everyday favorites like Apple, Victoria’s Secret, and Sephora to mid-range fashion brands and specialty shops, we’ve found you can spend hours here without running out of options.
Quaker Bridge Mall: Key Facts at a Glance
| Address | 150 Quakerbridge Mall, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 |
| Phone | +1 (609) 799-8177 |
| Stores | 120+ stores across two levels |
| Anchors | Macy’s, JCPenney |
| Top brands | Apple, Sephora, Coach, Michael Kors, H&M, Victoria’s Secret |
| Dining | 500-seat dining pavilion (upper level); Chipotle, Starbucks |
| Parking | Free — surface lots surrounding the mall, all entrances |
| NJ clothing tax | 0% — all clothing & footwear purchases are tax-free |
| Sunday shopping | Open 7 days — no Blue Law restrictions in Mercer County |
| Near Princeton | 3 miles north of Princeton via US-1 |
Visitor Information
150 Quakerbridge Mall
Lawrence Township, NJ 08648, United States
GPS: 40.290772, -74.681712
Mall Office: +1 (609) 799-8177
Official Website: www.quakerbridgemall.com
Hours
The regular mall hours are listed below. The mall closes at 9 PM on most weekdays and Saturdays, and slightly earlier on Sundays. Individual stores may vary.
 | OPENING HOURS |
|---|---|
| MON | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| TUE | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| WED | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| THU | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| FRI | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| SAT | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| SUN | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
What Time Does Quaker Bridge Mall Close?
Quaker Bridge Mall typically closes at 9:00 PM Monday through Saturday and 6:00 PM on Sunday. During the holiday season, you’ll get extended hours. Check the official Simon Mall website for current hours and any announced changes.
Holiday Hours (Thanksgiving, Black Friday & Christmas)
Quaker Bridge extends its hours significantly around major shopping holidays. Extended hours often begin the week before Thanksgiving and continue through Christmas Eve.
| Currently no Holiday Hours |
Quaker Bridge Mall Map & Directions
Quaker Bridge Mall is on US-1 in Lawrenceville, Mercer County — just 3 miles north of Princeton. From I-295, take Exit 65B (US-1 South). From the NJ Turnpike take Exit 8 (NJ-33 West) and follow toward US-1 South. Free parking with direct access from US-1 makes it super convenient.
Parking at Quaker Bridge Mall
Free parking surrounds Quaker Bridge Mall on all sides with multiple entrances off US-1 and Quakerbridge Road. The lots are rarely congested, even on busy weekend afternoons. No parking garage — all surface lots with direct mall access at each anchor entrance.
Stores Directory
With 120+ stores on two levels, Quaker Bridge has something for every type of shopper. Anchor stores Macy’s and JCPenney sit at opposite ends and carry a broad range of clothing, home goods, and accessories. Between them you’ll find fashion & apparel (Michael Kors, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Express, H&M), beauty & wellness (Sephora, Lush, Bath & Body Works), tech (Apple Store), accessories & jewelry (Pandora, Coach, Vera Bradley), shoes (Foot Locker, Journeys), and entertainment (GameStop, LensCrafters).
Featured: JCPenney at Quaker Bridge Mall
JCPenney at Quaker Bridge Mall is the go-to anchor for value-focused shoppers in the Princeton area. This full-size location covers clothing for the whole family, shoes, home goods, jewelry, and a dedicated Sephora inside JCPenney beauty section — all under one roof.
Regular promotions and clearance racks make this one of the best stops in Mercer County for stocking up on everyday wardrobe essentials. With no sales tax on clothing in NJ, what you see on the price tag is what you pay — making those already-competitive JCPenney prices stretch even further. The in-store Sephora shop is a particular draw for beauty shoppers who want prestige products at accessible prices.
Dining at Quaker Bridge Mall
The upper level features a spacious dining pavilion with natural light and seating for up to 500 people. The food court offers a range of casual dining and quick-service options, making it the perfect lunch or dinner stop during your shopping visit.
Practical Tips Before You Visit
Free parking surrounds the mall on all sides. No sales tax on clothing & shoes in NJ means meaningful savings on larger purchases. The mall has two levels — use the mall map to plan your route. Guest Services is on the main level for mall maps, gift cards, and lost & found.
Tips Before You Visit Quaker Bridge Mall
- 3 miles from Princeton — easy to combine. Quaker Bridge is on US-1, just north of Princeton. If you’re visiting from the Princeton area or combining with Princeton MarketFair (10 minutes south on Route 1), you can hit both in a single afternoon.
- No sales tax on clothing or shoes. New Jersey’s zero clothing tax applies at every store in the mall. On a full family wardrobe run, that’s a real saving versus shopping across the border in Pennsylvania or New York.
- Open Sundays — no Blue Laws in Mercer County. Unlike Bergen County malls, Quaker Bridge is open seven days a week. Sunday hours are typically 11AM–6PM.
- Two levels — straightforward layout. Macy’s and JCPenney anchor opposite ends on a two-level layout with a central corridor. The 500-seat dining pavilion is on the upper level — good for a mid-trip break.
- Free, easy parking. Surface lots surround the mall on all sides with multiple entrances from US-1 and Quakerbridge Road. Congestion is rare even on busy Saturdays — a genuine plus versus larger NJ malls.
Hotels Near Quaker Bridge Mall
The Lawrenceville and Princeton area has several well-rated hotels within 5–15 minutes of the mall.
- Hyatt Regency Princeton — 102 Carnegie Center, Princeton. About 10 minutes from the mall. Full-service hotel with pool, spa, fitness center, and restaurant — the top upscale option in the area for shopping overnights.
- Courtyard by Marriott Lawrenceville — Very close to the mall on US-1. Clean, modern, and practical — a solid base for a Mercer County shopping day without overpaying.
- Westin Princeton at Forrestal Village — Route 1, Princeton. About 10 minutes south of the mall. Upscale full-service hotel with pool and restaurant in a pleasant setting — worth it for a more comfortable overnight.
- Hampton Inn Princeton — About 10 minutes from the mall. Free hot breakfast, reliable comfort, and easy US-1 access. A dependable mid-range option for families and solo shoppers alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Take on Quaker Bridge Mall
We were genuinely pleasantly surprised on our most recent visit — Quaker Bridge felt alive and busy, which is increasingly rare for suburban malls. Clean facilities, helpful security staff, and easy free parking. It’s also just a short drive from Princeton MarketFair — easy to hit both in a single day.
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