I really don't like the "stars" review system. And this is why…read more The Providence Town shopping center was built 6 years ago. It has stood vacant every since. I'm sure there is a story to be told here. About the rise and fall of shopping in America. I nominate this shopping center as ground zero. It's in surprisingly good shape. Whoever owns it is taking very good care of the property. You don't notice the vacancies until you drive into the parking lot and see all the empty store fronts. It's very close to the Providence Crossing shopping center a mile or so up the road into Royersford. So I give it 5 stars because, although completely vacant, the current owner is taking care of it. Truly the best example of a ghost mall out there.

While on vaca in Philly, we spent an afternoon mid-week at the outlet mall. It is a large diverse…read moremall with my fave outlet stores. Mid-week is a great time to go because it is not too crowded. . Pro tip, if you are on vaca like I was, while driving to the outlet, take an exit off the highway / turnpike and take Valley Forge Rd through Valley Forge Park and see some of our nation's history.

Really love the diversity in these outlets. So many stores and great deals. Nice walk too. It's not…read moreso crowded and great prices. I bought a TH jacket worth $300 for $70. Love my new jacket and green color! Love the H&M!

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.

Fantastic looking shopping center. Was looking for a good place to eat and came across this…read morelocation. Parking was easy and convenient.

This place is just beautiful. Lots of shoppes to go to but wish there were more places to eat.read more

The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley is a lifestyle center located in Center Valley, Pennsylvania…read more Major stores include American Eagle Outfitters, Banana Republic, Barnes & Noble, Brooks Brothers, Fresh Market, Old Navy, AMC Theatres with 16 screens including an IMAX theater and Dolby theater with reclining seats. The only bad thing, is every time we come to this shopping center, it seams that another store has left... they have more and more empty stores.. very sad.

Not a bad shopping center. My main stores are Walmart, Harleysville Pizza, Giant and Dairy Queen,…read morethey usually keep me coming back even if they arent my favorite locations of those said stores. The parking lot is smaller and narrow and can get a bit confusing at time, and it can be a pain if it is really busy. Still, it's not as bad if you dont mind a bit of a walk to whatever store your going to. I dont usually use the main entrance, but the side entrance onto Route 113 with the light is a life saver. I would recommend checking out the the variety of stores (as there are many more beyond what I go to) but be wary about the parking.

The property manager of this place is a horrible person. I rented a car and had my car parked in…read morethe lot where I have done for YEARS. She has taken upon herself to have cars towed that are there more than 8 hours. My car was towed without any notice. There is No signage about long term parking . EXCEPT a small sign all the way down the other side of the lot, attached to the grocery store. There is NO way anyone would know. It is NOT POSTED WHERE YOU CAN SEE IT. I WILL NOT SHOP IN THIS DEVELOPMENT OR USE ANY SERVICES AS LONG AS SHE IS THERE.

Collegeville Shopping Center is a shopping center on 2nd Avenue in Collegeville (with a entrance on…read moreEast Main Street too). Not to be confused with the Marketplace at Collegeville Shopping Center next door (although there is a small road in the middle that connects the two shopping centers) this shopping center has a McDonalds, Philly Pretzel Factory, a Wells Fargo and many smaller stores as well in the stripmall. This is a neat little shopping center with interesting stores and to me it is worth checking out more of it.