Shopping Centers & Malls in Reading, PA
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6 locations found near Reading
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Muhlenberg Plaza, Reading PA 19605
“Ollies, good stuff cheap! ? This place has a lot of childhood memories in it! I like going in there for that very reason! They got a little untidy, but you can still find some really cool stuff in there!! ??”
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Perkiomen Avenue, Reading PA 19606
“I've only been in Giant and Target at Exter Commons, but there's plenty of parking, bus transport and very walking friendly in the store area. Definitely one of the cleaner strip malls I've been to. One slight annoyance is lack of sidewalks in the surrounding area after leaving the main store strip. Definitely pay very close attention when walking. Extremely limited sidewalks and apparently alot of people don't know what a stop sign is or they're just jerks.”
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N Meridian Blvd, Reading PA 19610
“Broadcasting Square is an amazing place to shop in Reading PA. I recommend this place for the variety of stores and restaurants they have. Something for everyone.”
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Penn Plz, Reading PA 19605
“Went to the dollar tree here, it was very busy and only one associate. I loved that everyone was so kind and I didn't hear anyone complain about the line and everyone I heard expressed as much to the cashier who was working very hard to get everyone through the line in a timely manner. She was very polite and speedy when checking me out.”
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2902 St Lawrence Ave, Reading PA 19606
“A Rite Aid pharmacy, Dollar General, Mandarin Wok, cash laundromat, beer distributor, sports memorabilia shop are all currently open for business and located in the Antietam Valley Shopping Center. All places are easy access with no wait times(order take-out ahead of time!). At this time, the AVSC is under construction ? in some areas and in front of closed stores so be safe around the raised boards while walking g between shops!”
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4500 Perkiomen Ave, Reading PA 19606
“Boscovs does a fine job year in and year out, that is why in so many malls, it is the anchor store that survives: it is committed to it's customers in a local kind of way, including through it's well-selected personnel. Kudos to Boscovs.”
