I go out of my way just to visit this beautiful shopping center, a stark contrast to those in…read morePhilly. I removed a star because it is a bit too far away and lots of stores have closed due to COVID. But you still have almost every imaginable business. Prices tend to be high but you can still find some deals. Rush hour is brutal so visit during non-peak hours.

This is the coolest shopping center I have ever visited in my life! It's like a small town, truly…read moreamazing and such a brilliant concept with streets of shops, condo's and restaurants on 120 acres of what used to be farm land. It's enormous and from what I was told they are still developing and only on phase one at this time. I hate shopping and I detest malls and I find shopping here a true delight, so easy to roam around, with beautiful store fronts, street lamps and sidewalks lined with flowers and benches The courtyards are filled with well maintained lawns and plenty of activities, especially for the kiddies. During the warmer months they host a Farmer's Market which is rapidly growing allowing local vendors to sell their fresh produce, baked goods and crafts. Many shops with names you are familiar with, including Victoria's and Borders, plus plenty of unique one of a kind shops line the streets and make it a breeze to browse or run in and out. It's almost a one stop shopping center with a Wegman's Grocery and shops galore that have almost anything you may be looking for. Plenty of restaurants and eateries inside this center make it hard to choose, from pizza to ice cream, Ted Montana's Grill, P.F. Chang's, Chipolte Mexican Grill, The Melting Pot, Panera Bread are all ready to feed you. I've been here for wine tasting's at various shops, I love their Farmer's Market and anxiously await them setting up shop, it's a quaint village that makes me happy to go shopping and I love that they are Eco-friendly.

General Hancock Shopping Center is one of the strangest and interesting shopping centers I've ever…read moreseen. Located off of Route 309 and Upper State Road in Montgomeryville (and a Route 202 back entrance), this shopping center covers alot of ground so I'm going to split it up into sections. The first section coming in from Route 309 has a ton of restaurants including a Texas Roadhouse, and an LA Fitness gym. The middle of the shopping center is a few hotels/suites and then what appears to be a bunch of apartments (they are newer). The other part of the shopping center contains a Costco, a awesome restaurant called The Metropolitan and on the far side a strip mall with some smaller stores. There is alot to unpack for this shopping center and there is plenty to see. It can get confusing to navigate and figure out what is where but on the bright side it is in a convient location, there is plenty of ways to come in and out of the shopping center on major roads and the stores/restaurants aren't bad either.

I love Airport Square!! The variety of stores it has is amazing for this area, Men's Warehouse,…read moreGamestop, Marshall's, Homegoods, Five Below, Old Navy, Best Buy, I always find myself coming in here for one reason or another. The amount of restaurants here too is fantastic as well. Firehouse Subs, Panera, KFC, The Pour House, Wendy's, Bonefish Grill. Plenty of options to choose from!! Another aspect I like about Airport Square is that there are plenty of places to park, and multiple entrances and exits. The entrances in the front of the Squareonto 309 you need to be catious of and make sure it's the right one to get you to where you need to go. The ones on the side of the Square onto North Wales Road or Upper State Road are good to enter from, but exiting is tricky because of the constant traffic. Luckily, behind the strip mall is a road called General Hancock Boulevard that goes behind the strip mall, which can take you to North Wales Road or onto Upper State Road and it has a light, so you can easily get to any of the other roads you need to get too. It is a little known secret of Airport Square. It is just a shame because of the great stores that were once here but closed, including Borders, Toys R Us, and Friendly's. It is still a great shopping center regardless, and one worth checking out if you are in the area.

North Wales Plaza is a shopping center in Montgomeryville in between Route 309 and Horsham Road…read more While there are entrances on either road, the main entrance is on the road that connects them North Wales Road. It consists of a Wawa, a Bank Of America, a stripmall with some smaller stores, a Pep Boys and behind all of these stores is an Autozone, which contrary to popular belief is still a part of the shopping center (its neighbors The Goodwill and everything from The Vitamin Shoppe to Taco Bell are in their own lots). Besides Wawa, Bank Of America and maybe the Autozone and Pep Boys there are not any major names but it is still a decent shopping center.

This is such a nice family-run theater. I'm so glad to see that they are back after COVID. The…read morestaff is always friendly and the theater is very clean. Love supporting a local business!

Water Tower Square is a shopping center in Montgomeryville Pa right last the 5 points intersection…read more Home Depot may be its biggest draw, but it also had an Office Max, Cost Plus World Market, Buy Buy Baby furniture store and a Planet Fitness. Behind the Home Depot (and a marked walking path next to Office Max) was the recently closed Frank Theaters. It has plenty of parking, but I wouldn't recommend trying to leave on Horsham Road as its right only and busy, but there is a side exit onto North Wales Road near a light. It's not my favorite shopping center, but it isn't the worst either. It certainly gets the job done if you are looking for any of these stores!!

Swede Square is a convenient shopping center located on Germantown Pike in the ever busy Plymouth…read moreMeeting area. At busy times, there are issues with parking due to lack of spaces, but the shopping center does have the legandary Charlie's Pizza (the main reason I come here might I add), a decent Panera and Sonic, LA Fitness and many other small shops. All in all, it's worth checking out (especially for Charlie's).

it's a great place for buying holiday gifts, including some for yourself. A fun place to visit…read morewith works and crafts from many local artists. Nice friendly atmosphere.

Stylish, diverse. Like a high end flea market. Merchandise always changing. They are even hosting…read morethe (usual) outdoor fears market over the winter. Shop local!

I absolutely admire this place! I'm all about reduce, reuse, recycle especially when it comes to…read moreclothing. I'm not too much on the consignment side, although I did hear the owner, Alba was picky. I brought some items and Alba took like 7 things and I got a credit for $30. So that worked out for me as my first time. My experience in the shop is always pleasant. Alba asks when you walk in if "you're looking for something particular?" Or "have you been here before?" Which I think is super kind and welcoming. She knows what she has in the store so you can just say "hey do you have any body suits?" She will let you know yes or no and if she does she'll tell ya where to look so you don't have to waste your time if you're literally in there looking for a specific item. Also, pricing is dirt cheap makes me feel like I am thefting from the place when I check out! It's a really nice spot & she keeps it organized, Alba knows her stock, and always has a wonderful selection of clothes for her customers! *Owner-Alba= nice, kind, generous & friendly *Prices= cheap and always sales *Selection= 10 out of 10 If you haven't been there in awhile go check it out I highly doubt you'll leave with nothing!

Got me a new beautiful Dooney & Burke purse, so many to choose from ! I just love this placeread more