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“A wonderful place with a relaxing atmosphere and a clean, well-maintained environment. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, lots of benches to sit and unwind, and open spaces where kids can run around and play safely. It’s the perfect spot to relax after work, enjoy a game of cards with friends, or simply spend quality time with family. A peaceful but sometimes busy place with a great vibe that everyone can enjoy.”
“Enterprise Rent-A-Car location inside plaza. This location has cool staff and a great selection of cars to choose from. Best to order cars through their website as they may not have vehicles ready for same day rentals.”
“The King of Prussia Mall in Pennsylvania is one of the largest and most impressive shopping destinations in the United States. Located near Philadelphia, the mall offers an incredible variety of stores, restaurants, and experiences that make it much more than just a place to shop. With hundreds of retailers ranging from luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Gucci to popular favorites such as Apple, Zara, and Nordstrom, there is something here for every style and budget.”
“I miss when this place was a open field that my friends and I used to play in as kids.
I personally am not a fan of shopping centers such as here.
Lots of shops though, you can definitely get what you need to find.”
“A shopping plaza with lots of good stores and restaurants. Target is the anchor store. They also have a Starbucks, Halal Guys, Michaels, Five Below and Trader Joe’s. Lots of other eat out places as well. Lots of parking available and is very centrally located”
“Updating to safe traffic isn’t so bad once you are familiar. If you are visiting, make sure you pay attention to who has the right away and who doesn’t!”
“First time here and this mall does not disappoint at all. Super busy but that's what a mall is about kinda like the old days when malls were a place to go to!”
“A variety of great local shops and eateries just stopped by for the afternoon on my way to another part of Pennsylvania definitely the hub of town not knowing the area parking was a challenge. I hope to be back next year.”
“All of the best little shops in one center . If you need a special gift, this is the place to go!
Visit the bar in Autographs ?
Happy hour with ambiance.”
“Went to have a meeting with a financial advisor at the Fidelity office. The center is very nice and super clean. There is plenty of free parking and super convenient location.”
“I come here regularly to thrift and donate at the Goodwill. I'll have to explore some of the other stores here. Parking is always plentiful and the shopping center always has activity.”
“Good atmosphere, food was pretty salty and I love salt but it was overpowering, other wise very great. Had the hibachi style setting and loved the cook. He made everything very entertaining. Will be coming back soon.”
“It's fine. It's got a great big CVS which is like a hub for the area when it comes to the pharmacy. Meaning, that if you cannot find your prescription at CVS elsewhere or somewhere up and down the Main Line, you will always be able to go to the Berwyn CVS and more likely than not they will have your medication in stock. They are very preofessional and nice and pleasant people all of them. The pharmacists, the staff back there, all very conscientious of your needs and work to meet them.Then there's a wine and spirits shop,, a great little pizza shop owned by a guy who came to this country with nothing and opened this shop and is living a happy and prosperous American Life and is very nice to talk to!Then I think there's a nail place, a bank (unless that's changed I forget) and that's basically it.I remember 20 years ago when there was an ACME in the place where the CVS is now. Lol”
“We were surprised to come across this very active plaza. Tons of options for dining, Starbucks, shopping and more all centralized. I'm not quite sure if hotels are located within, but hotels are less than five minutes away.”
“Audubon Village Shopping Center is one of those spots that’s super convenient and easy to swing by when you need to get a few errands done. It’s not one of those massive, fancy malls, but that’s honestly part of its charm—it’s practical, low-key, and has a good mix of places that cover the basics. Parking here is a breeze with plenty of spaces, so you’re never circling around forever trying to find a spot.
The shopping center has a nice variety of stores packed together, making it pretty easy to knock out different errands in one trip. You’ve got your grocery needs covered, grab-and-go food options when you want something quick, and a few other specialty shops that round it out. I like that it doesn’t feel overwhelming—it’s more of a neighborhood hub than a giant complex. The smaller layout makes it feel relaxed but still useful.
It’s also well-kept, which makes a difference. The walkways and storefronts are clean, and the whole plaza feels safe and easy to get around. Whether it’s a quick stop for groceries, grabbing a bite, or just picking up things you forgot during the week, this place does the job well. Nothing flashy, but reliable, and that’s what makes Audubon Village Shopping Center worth the stop”
10:30AM - 7PM
379-385 Lancaster Ave, Haverford
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“Good Afternoon Google Family. This is not my first visiting the Haverford Square. I visited the White Dog Cafe one time and at that time, I didn't know that you could park here. You learn something new everyday. I visited on a Monday to take advantage of the PHD Jewelers. My mom needed her watch repaired. There is plenty of parking here. I parked right near the jewelry repair place. When we had completed conducting our business, I saw how large the parking space is. Mom and I will return, This place reminds me of a quaint domain. Good day Google Family and don't forget to work out!!!!”
“A shopping plaza with a good mix of stores. Giant and CVS are the two anchor businesses in that plaza. They have a Wendy’s and other restaurants. Plenty of parking is available for folks looking to visit this area. They also have charging stations for electric vehicles set up in the plaza parking lot. Very centrally located close to 202 and the King of Prussia Mall”
“One of our favorite shopping spots! Great stores with modern brands people want. Easy to walk around as well. Some stores are a bit pricey, but that’s how those brands are typically. Decent food options as well. A great stop on the main line.”
“I love shopping at Aldi, my only complaint is it always seems low staffed. This is not a dig at the staff as I know it's not them. The company is pinching pennies and it is sad when customers have to help staff members because they are alone. Seriously this is gross and the people running Aldi America should be ashamed.”
“Dekalb Plaza in King of Prussia is a really practical shopping spot that has a little bit of everything without feeling too crowded. It’s way more laid-back than the big King of Prussia Mall, and that’s what makes it handy when you just want to get things done quickly. Parking is usually plentiful, and since the plaza isn’t massive, you can easily bounce between stores without wasting time.
Two stores that really stand out here are Hobby Lobby and Bob’s Discount Furniture. Hobby Lobby is always fun to pop into, whether you need craft supplies, home décor, or something seasonal. They’ve got a ton of variety, and it’s the kind of store where you end up finding more than what you came for. Bob’s Furniture is another anchor, and it’s a great spot if you’re hunting for new furniture at reasonable prices. The showroom is spacious, and they’ve got everything from couches to bedroom sets, so it’s worth checking out if you’re giving your space a refresh.
Besides those, there are a few restaurants and small shops that make the plaza useful for quick errands or grabbing a bite. The whole place feels pretty well maintained—clean sidewalks, decent lighting at night, and an easy layout. If you need craft supplies, furniture shopping, or just everyday errands, Dekalb Plaza is a convenient stop.”
“I loved the Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market. They had so many beautiful antiques of every genre at good prices. There were numerous vendors and each one had items that I wanted. Definitely worth taking a look.”
“I was in town for some meetings and needed some shirts pressed since the place I was staying didn't have an iron. The friendly lady at Maple Lawn not only completed the job same day, she also went further (with permission) to get my white shirt extra white. I didn't realize how much it had faded. It was worth the small up charge and I really appreciated her suggestions. It's also very nice doing business with friendly people. Apple Pay accepted, too.”
“Nifty Fifties is one of our favorite destinations when we are in the Newtown Square area. I enjoyed a mushroom swiss hamburger and my son likes their Caesar Salad ? if he doesn't have room for a cheese steak. The fries are very good although we learned that they are cooked in something that is terrible for you so I will probably skip them in the future.”
“Just dropped in really quick to see if they had a few whole herbs I needed to aid in deworming and they didn't have and Wormwood, walnut hull or cloves . I wasn't surprised they didn't. But they did have cloves in a tincture form. The young lady in the wellness area was very sweet and helpful. Good customer service.”
11AM - 5PM
Bryn Mawr
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“I went to Narberth location first looking for a USB-C to headphone jack adapter that they didn't have so they called Bryn Mawr which they had in stock and had set aside for me to pickup. I really appreciated the customer service aspect of this visit.”
“Strafford Shopping Center in Wayne, PA offers a friendly and laid-back vibe, perfect for quick errands or just a casual stop in the area. The location right along Lancaster Avenue makes it a super convenient spot, whether traveling from Wayne or nearby neighborhoods. One of the best parts about this shopping center is how easy parking tends to be, saving a lot of time and frustration compared to busier plazas.
It never feels overwhelmingly crowded, so it’s a comfortable place for families and folks of all ages to get in and out without a hassle. The setup is straightforward and clean, and there’s a real community feel when strolling around. If simplicity and convenience matter most, this spot is great for grabbing daily essentials or taking care of to-dos without any stress or noise. It’s definitely a reliable go-to in Wayne for a quick, pleasant shopping experience”
“A nice shopping center mall with various stores. You have dragon gym LabCorp southbound little kitchen Cafe driver license so you need some tree Dollar tree and the meeting is right behind here. Thank you!”
“Good go-to spot for most everyday shopping needs. It has pretty much any store that you would want to visit - Giant, Target, Petsmart, Best Buy, to name a few.
There's not really anything to eat here other than the Target food court, but there's a Starbucks in the Giant and one in the Target. There may be one in the B&N too. With all the shopping, though, it can get a bit crowded in the parking lot at times.”
“Ralph’s Corner isn’t sexy. It’s a strip mall at a busy intersection in Towamencin. Wind whipping across the parking lot. Salt stains in the winter. Sun-faded signs. You don’t drive out of your way to see it.
But if you grew up in Gristmill, this was home.
Crossing Forty Foot Road felt like a border crossing. You’d wait for the light, glance at your friends, then make the run like you were storming a beachhead just to get lunch at Clemens hot bar.
Clemens wasn’t flashy or big or remarkable in any objective way. But it was perfectly proportioned, perfectly lit, perfectly stocked in my memory. Every supermarket since has felt either too polished or too sterile. Clemens is still the standard. My platonic ideal.
Sunday mornings were slower. My parents at McDonald’s, nursing coffee while I tore into a hash brown, staring out at the same gray lot. Nothing aspirational about it. Just ritual. Familiarity. The comfort of knowing exactly what you’re getting.
Graduation night we ended up at Applebee’s like every other suburban kid in America. Loud, overconfident, pretending we weren’t about to leave the only place that had ever defined us. Cheap drinks. Big talk. The illusion that the world was waiting.
Over time the place changed. Stores turned over. Some closed. The shine wore off, if it was ever there. It became a remnant of itself, hanging on in that quiet, stubborn way strip malls do.
Ralph’s Corner was never a landmark. It won’t make a travel show. But it held the small, unglamorous moments that actually make a childhood: first freedom, family routine, the night everything felt possible.
It was never special. It was ours.”
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“Very convenient for the Wawa, Giant, China Wok, Panera, and two banks I use.
Too bad Rite-Aid and Arby's are gone and not replaced. Hopefully they don't sit abandoned for long as it kinda drags down the feel.”