9:30AM - 8PM
1801 N Broad St, Lansdale
Shopping Centers And Malls
“Love this place have been coming here for years. There is all types of meat. The head meat guy is pretty cool. They dont put any in the meat to store longer so you have to freeze it that day or us it. I would rather freeze my meat that have all that nasty chemicals in my meat.. the lunchmeat is out of this world!!”
“My experience at the Igloo Garden was amazing! It was the perfect quiet, private date night. The igloos are fully heated, super cozy, and even come with Bluetooth so you can play your own music and really set the vibe. We always bring our own food and drinks, which makes it feel personal and fun. Just make sure any adult beverages are in undisclosed bottles, because alcohol is technically not allowed. And definitely no smoking — that's strictly enforced. The entire environment is peaceful and beautifully set up, and the staff is super friendly every single time. If you're looking for a unique, chill, and intimate experience for a date, friends' night, or something different to do, I highly recommend it. Absolutely worth it!”
“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.”
“Lots of healthy choices, and I love their specialty cheeses! Has some wonderful gift ideas too! Very kind and helpful staff. Always nice seeing smiles on their faces and it absolutely spreads positive vibes.”
“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”
“Went to Firebird's for dinner. Always good! Had their new scallop dish - Delicious!! Spicy cauliflower appetizer (I never have a meal there without it), and a glass of Moscato. Great meal and service!!”
“Providence Town Center is one of those spots that just has everything you need in one place. Super convenient location right off Routes 422 and 29, so it's easy to get to. The lineup of stores is solid – you've got Wegmans for groceries, Dick's Sporting Goods, Best Buy, DSW, Old Navy, HomeGoods, Ulta, and more.
What I really like is the variety of dining options too. Whether you're grabbing Panera, hitting up Olive Garden, P.F. Chang's, Red Robin, or Firebirds, there's something for everyone. Movie Tavern is a nice touch if you want to catch a flick while you're there.
The whole place has this open-air setup, which keeps things feeling fresh and roomy. It's clean, well-maintained, and perfect for knocking out errands or just wandering around with friends. Could be a bit more pedestrian-friendly, but overall it's a great all-around shopping and dining destination.”
“Was at the movies in Montgomeryville,PA. They are redoing theater so there was construction. But it was clean, not busy. No person for tickets there is a machine. I had a gift card and did not know how to use it. No one there to help. So I went in and watched movie”
“Too many boutique type shops now. I feel like i only use like 10% of the shopping area of the mall anymore. They should double down on yhat and get all the fun shops near the food court.”
“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.”
“It's a wonderful shopping center with a few essential businesses. There is the post office, which I've only had positive experiences with over the years. The Dollar Tree is big, but always understaffed. The employees that are there are nice and try to get the line moving as quickly as possible. Also, we love going to 5 Points Pizza, they have delicious wraps and pizza. The staff is nice, and they do get very busy with takeout during the dinner rush, but will always care about their dine-in customers as well.”
“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.”
“A lot of nice little shops Thrift drugs is excellent for sale items and almost everything else Weis Market is always good and the prices are great lots of sales always”
“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
Shopping Centers And Malls
“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!!!!”
“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.”
“Nice plaza. Clean. Parking can be a little tight but it’s worth going to this plaza for many reasons. Hair, glasses, jewelry, five and below, seafood, ice cream, water ice, clothes, shoes, sneakers, food, phone. You name it, you can find it in a store within this plaza.”
“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”
“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.”
“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
Shopping Centers And Malls
“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.”
“A few good businesses, places for food, hair salon, pharmacy, a bank & more. It's nice with a good variety of places. And UPS is there too which is convenient.”
“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.”
“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.”
“There is something very special about this Chicos. I’m serious. Whenever I come into this store I am greeted as if I am family. All of the ladies are wonderful however I would like to acknowledge both Jessica and Justine. Recently our family experienced a devastating house fire and I went to Chicos to replenish my clothes. They were so kind, compassionate and helpful as I was still very raw from the event. The culture of that store is head and shoulders above the rest and that is because of the people there. If you want a shopping experience where you actually interact with good, kind, decent people who have your best interests (fashion and otherwise) at heart ❤️ - GO to THIS CHICOS!”
“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”
“I WENT TO THE ALDI'S THERE AND IT WAS VERY WELL STOCKED, VERY CLEAN, I HAD EVERYTHING THAT I WAS LOOKING FOR. USUALLY YOU HAVE TO GO TO OTHER PLACES TO FIND WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR BUT THIS ONE HAD EVERYTHING. THE FIRST ALDI'S I'VE EVER BEEN INTO THAT HAD EVERYTHING ALL THE OTHER ONES YOU HAVE TO GO TO MORE THAN ONE IF YOU LOOKING FOR A PARTICULAR BRAND THAT THEY HAVE.”