Steeplegate Mall

It’s a shopping mall and it’s perhaps the best choice in the area. However, it is a bit small and dated and showing wear. The stores are mostly the usual mall type stores.

Well, it was really difficult to give even 2 stars to this mall that has become a location of many empty stores.
It is very sad to see how this mall has changed over the years. It use to be totally occupied by some good name businesses and had a decent food court for a small mall.
I think it really went downhill with the departure of Old Navy a year or so ago.
Even the food court is totally empty!
The only places to get anything to eat or drink are outside the food court area — there is a small walk up Dunkin Donuts down one end and an ice cream/​frozen yogurt place further down the other end.
Guess if you happen to work at the mall you are definitely packing a lunch!
Even though there are still a few known name retailers there such as Sears and Penney’s, those stores have very few customers walking around.
Every time we go to this mall there seem to be fewer merchants or new ones there for a short time. So very sad. Wonder how much longer it will stay open.

This is a sad excuse for a mall. The food court is really just a food stand– one lonely little place for pretzel bites. Every other store front is empty and dead eyed patrons roam the main hallways in search of a salvation they will never find. This is not so much a mall as a village of the damned. On the plus side– plenty of parking!

How is this still a thing?
They can’t even support a food court. If you find yourself shopping at one of the 10 stores open and get hungry, hopefully you can make a meal from vending machines.
You can witness first hand how our economy is growing here. Have yourself a quick cry, run out of that place, and never look back.

This mall is on its way out. Only one option left in the food court, and a lot of items were «out» The menu only listed 2 things as being available, so obviously they are leaving too, then there won’t be a food court at all. About half the stores have moved out or gone out of business, and now Concord has allowed the building of an outlet strip mall right across the street. Looks like I’ll be enjoying the revamped downtown area Concord is constructing instead.

A sad ghost town of a mall, so many closed stores it reminds me of the dead St. Lawrence Center mall in Massena, NY. Depressing…

This mall is below average to say the least. It’s lowly populated at all times other than near the holidays. Walking around the mall you will see closed stores left and right. Recently Abercrombie and Fitch closed which was probably the most high end store this mall has to offer, aside from possibly Victoria’s Secret. I recently went to the Dunkin Donuts there to get an iced Late and specifically asked for whipped crime; they didn’t give me any whipped crème. I would have corrected them but didn’t due to how busy it was there. Not only are they uninspired drones at that DD, they come across as rude with their lack of giving a sh! t. This mall sucks but it does have a couple good stores, i.e. American Eagle.

There is not a food court any longer. There are over 15 closed stores in the mall. That means there are more stores closed than opened. My 12 year old son describes this mall perfectly — «It’s where stores come to die.» My advice, drive another 20 minutes to The Mall of New Hampshire in Manchester.

Very. VERY sad place to be in Concord New Hampshire lately. Being employed at this mall, I have seen the major downfalls more than the customers. I started off working at Aéropostale and business was a hit and miss. Some days it was busy and other days we could sit there with nothing to do. While on the floor I would see other businesses suffer and eventually close their doors for good. And we too eventually got notice that we would have to shut down. I stayed there until the very last day while also working at American Eagle. Once Aéro had closed I continued working at AE for a few more weeks and had a better opportunity somewhere else so I took it. I haven’t been to the mall since January of this year and dot really have a reason too, no good stores anymore. So dead you could drive a truck through the hall way and not hit anything. Sad to say that it would be better to shut the whole mall down. Save a lot of money. In the mean time, I will only be going to the Manchester Mall.

I literally get depressed every time I have to step a foot in this mall just to get something I need last minute. How is this mall still running? There’s barely any people whenever you go in there and it feels like one of those zombie/​ghost town scenes in a movie.

Oh, what to say about The Steeplegate Mall.
For being a mall in New Hampshire, and just doing quick/​general shopping, it gets the job done. It’s largest stores are Sears, JC Penney, & Bön-Ton…which are basically all almost the same exact thing, large sized department stores.
The food court is probably the smallest ever seen. There is literally a Dunkins, a Burger King, a Sbarro, and a pretzel shoppe type place… that’s it for food. Thankfully I never go to malls with the intentions of eating.
It has your average mall picks, but the stores are constantly changing from lack-​of-​business, to new stores grand openings, and repeat. It’s honestly quite depressing. Victoria Secret, Old Navy, Rue 21, Hot Topic, Journeys, Spencers, GameStop, FYE, Zales, Bath&Body Works, Yankee Candle, etc.
Not very many options, very small mall, never know if your store of choice is going to be there on your next visit or not, small food court, always very dead traffic wise.

Don’t waste your time. This is a sad, sad place.

This Mall is so dead every time I come here, how does it stay open?

This is a sad sad SAD excuse for a «mall». Good thing I’m working right across the street so I didn’t have to travel very far to get there. One long hall with less-​than-​mediocre shops. There’s a GAP, VS, and Old Navy? I was surprised they had A&F and Coach… and that’s the greatest it gets.
When my NH-​native buddy told me Mall of NH in Manch was the biggest, best mall in allllllllllllllll of NH and that he used to travel for almost an hour down from tilton just to shop there… i laughed. Now, I’m beginning to think he just could be right. WHOMPWHOMP.
p. s. What the heck is BON TON?

This place is pretty beat for Capitol City. In fact I dont think Ive ever bought anything there. You can walk the whole mall in 5 minutes and you have to deal with the gypsys in kiosks that harass you to buy their hand lotion. Seriously, Do I look like Im in the market for hand lotion?

Greatest Local Mall of all time… See Mallrats for explanation.

The Gate! Five stars for attracting the scuzziest scuzzards and the buzziest buzzards of all time. Rumor has it they redid Spencer’s… perfect.