I was in the area and decided to stop by here for a something to drink to kill time. I ordered a…read morestrawberry matcha warmed and OMG it's amazing. One of the best matchas I've ever had. I'm hungover af but the lights are so dimmed and the atmosphere is chill. Staff is very friendly, I'll be back next time I'm in the area.

Coffee is really good. They could do with less plastic. Water is in a plastic jug and glasses for…read morewater are plastic cups individually wrapped in plastic. Coffee, again, is really good. Vegan coffee cake was dense and hard.

So happy HKC truck made it to the east coast! My boyfriend and I arrived 15 min prior to opening…read moretime (10am) and we were still about the 100 or more person in line! They were well stocked and didn't look like they're gonna run out of stuff for a while. I got 2 of everything (except the t shirts) and 3 boxes macaroon which came out to $131.00. They accept cash and credit card, everyone was very nice and polite. And for every $25 you spend on FOOD purchase you get a free Hello Kitty Tote! I ended up with 4! Also when you pick up your non food merchandise you get stickers and pins! A bit over priced but it's something we don't have so why not right? And Hello Kitty is so adorable she's worth it. I don't regret waiting in the chilly rain at all!

Cute little truck... we arrived early try and beat the line. We were some where in the front…read moremiddle. It was cold but worth it for the novelty items that had for sale. A bit over priced but I would do it again.

For me, it was way too hot today for hiking/bird-watching, so this comment is focused on the indoor…read moredisplays and the house tour. I'm not a "bird person," whatever that means. What I mean is, I'm not a bird watcher and don't know much about bird habits or the sounds they make or their migration. But I can say that I learned a lot from the displays here today and enjoyed walking through the entire thing. It gave me a better appreciation for birds in nature, how they fly, the threats to their survival, etc. And the place isn't preachy. Just a very informative, pleasant learning experience. There's good information here that's well and efficiently presented; it's just enough - it's not stuffy or oppressive. The staff is helpful. We were fortunate that a house tour was beginning during our visit, and we joined that tour (included in the admission price). The tour is given by a volunteer docent. It was very informative, and we learned a great deal about Audubon (the good, bad and the ugly) and his life, marriage, his work and his valuable contributions to the field of bird studies. I'm giving this 5 stars for what we saw, and I'm assuming (confidently) that a walk/hike through the grounds on a nice day would be great.

Upon leaving I said to the receptionist, "I enjoyed this much more than I thought I would." To…read morewhich he replied, "thank you. I guess." When I go to an art museum I rarely read placards. Just interested in the art. At the Audobon center, I read everything. So interesting to learn about migration, how birds fly, their physiology ... and John James Audobon himself. What a colorful character. The mission of the center is to educate people to cherish and protect the natural world by preserving Audobon's artistic and scientific legacy. I had no particular interest in birds, but I was fascinated. The center is located on a bird sanctuary -- and the grounds are beautiful. There are trails which visitors are free to explore. BTW, if you're looking for a venue for a special event, check this place out. Staff was setting up for a wedding while we were there, and I was impressed.

Everything about this place I adore. The rides, the food, the competition, the LEMON STICKS. As an…read moreequestrian myself, I would love to compete here one day!!

We happen to drive by and notice so many people rushing to this wonderful country fair…read more I love seeing people wearing such magnificent hats and fascinator. So colorful and so feminine. We watched fine equestrian sportsmanship!! Horse jumping! A rainbow even appeared. It just looked all so perfect. A lot of pampered pooches were present. It looks like they were part of an earlier event. I really love seeing the shopping area of the country fair. Handmade jewelry, beautiful hats, wonderful Devon horse show Shirts and various clothing/ souvenirs. If you needed a Jodhpurs , Reins /saddlery/ bridal or any kind of writing staples, you could buy them here! Splendid horse artwork, as well as artwork in general. You could even buy a set of beautiful cards. So nice! They had a wonderful carnival with a gorgeous Ferris wheel and many of those typical games that you find at such a place. But it looked really ideal here. Lots of drink/ snack/ food choices & there is even a wonderful band playing oldies music I had a wonderful time here ((and I would love to come back again and see the Clydesdale horses!! )) $40 to park and about the same for 2 of us to enter.

This Colombian bakery and cafe is a must try if you are in the area…read more High quality pastries that will rival the French boulangerie

I stopped in to buy my Colombian coworker some tasty treats this morning. Wouldn't you know they…read morewere out sick today and I had to eat these treats all myself! Welcoming bakery conveniently located on my way to work. Spacious parking, easy in/out and friendly service. Lovely and fresh selection of baked goods. The space is bright and clean. My favorite thing I bought was the Pastel De Pollo. Served with fresh cilantro salsa and stuffed with flavorful shredded chicken, this pastry made an epic breakfast. I also got a Chicharron De Guayaba, another one stuffed with honey and cheese and a small cheese bread. The guava was my favorite of the sweet treats. I was thanked several times for coming in. This is a local independently owned bakery business that you can be proud of supporting!

This local theater continues to deliver on its excellent performances. Avenue Q was executed…read morebeautifully with these talented thespians. Seating is comfortable and you can choose your own. Tickets are extremely reasonable. There is a concession stand as well for snacks and water. I love this venue and intend to continue to support.

We came from Long Island to come see a Chorus Line(our favorite show) because a friend's family…read moremember was in the show so we attended. Seating if first come first served. Plenty of seating. Nice staff. Snack bar. Parking is easy. Park on grass or on the street. Show was Great!

This past weekend (Friday & Saturday), I attended the 17th Annual Greater Philadelphia Mid-Winter…read moreScottish & Irish Music Festival, held at the Valley Forge Convention Center in King of Prussia, PA. This was my fourth year in a row attending. I left Haymarket, VA around 11:30 pm-ish to head up. This year I took the back roads up U.S. 15 through Maryland and Pennsylvania - a longer route to get there - but a much more scenic route - as poet Robert Frost would say: "The road less traveled by..." The festival is organized by promoter Bill Reid and his organization - "East of the Hebrides Entertainments." This year, I was really focused on spending some time watching and listening to four of my favorite bands: Brother, Rathkeltair, Searson, and Scythian. Because of the way the schedule was organized this year between two stages - I only saw partial performances by Brother and Searson, but I did see full performances by Rathkeltair, Scythian, and an amazing all-girl group from Ireland - "The Screaming Orphans." A few notes: Brother: No one rocks like these guys. They have such an amazing sound - Didgeridoo, Highland Bagpipes, Drums, Electric Guitar, Whistles, throw in a guest appearance on the Saxaphone. The Didg and the Bagpipes are soooo complimentary the way Brother weaves them together! Searson: The addition of a new drummer - Mary (only two weeks with the band) and Andrew on Guitar have slowed Searson down one bit. Old man Searson (Mike Searson) retired from the group this past year - but his three daughters are going strong. Awesome performances! Rathkeltair: This is the first time I've seen Rathkeltair perform since Neil Anderson - "The Antipyper," returned from his military stint of duty in Iraq. God bless him! Rathkeltair kicked major ass. They played a number of songs from their new album: "Big White Van." Scythian: Watching Scythian always makes me smile. They somehow intuitively know how to get the crowd fired up, cheering and dancing. It's such a natural thing the way they do it! I also caught bits of performances by Five Quid, Albannach, and Hadrian's Wall. Pix are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/emeralddragon/sets/72157613880325170/ It was amazing how many folks turned out. Bill Reid told me they sold more tickets to this year's festival than any other in history. And the vendors I talked to in the vendor area - seemed to be doing well sales-wise!

Wow! I had such a GREAT time at the West Chester Film Festival I'm going to go again next year and…read morebring a date. For $10 ($7 w/student ID) You get to watch 7-8 short films of all different genres for 2 hours. And there are so many local restaurants & shops within walking distance on Market & Gay streets - you can't go wrong. They have meet & greets with some of the filmmakers where drinks & hors d'oeuvres are FREE!!! AND they also have free workshops with local people in the industry. I attended both workshops on chorographing stunt scenes & all the behind the scenes stuff involved in putting together a film. I had no idea how much goes into making a movie. So cool! Everyone is so friendly, even the filmmakers! I spoke to one guy about his film for over 30 minutes. I went to another local festival a while ago and it was nothing like this. The West Chester Film Festival has a new repeat customer! Can't wait for next year's!

The staff is not very personable or informative. My interaction with them was laced with a vague…read morejudgement. Other Festivals are better than this one. I'd suggest taking your patronage elsewhere.