Habitat for Humanity's Restore seems to be a great execution for a very worthy cause. Kind of like…read morea thrift store - but the items that are donated are usually from homes that being refurbished - or contractors working on homes and commercial businesses. You'll find a lot of appliances, furniture, cabinetry, doors, tiling, some home decor items, and what would probably be best described as contractor supplies such as cleaning supplies, adhesives, and various small items. You can get some great prices and depending what your needs are, it's probably worth a look. The staff and patrons are all very friendly. Ample parking in the shopping center's lot. Handicap parking is nearby.

Went with a person who is a member to check it out. Wide selection of products, food, beauty items,…read morejewelry and more. Of course bulk style amounts, so stock up! Clean store ~ no samples were available though- guess I missed sample hour. I did not interact with any sales associates or employees so not sure if they are friendly or not. Typical big box bulk store.

Cheap gas but sketchy that apparently their pumps have failed inspection. Probably still safer than…read moreany of the Philadelphia area gas pumps.

Loved everything about my visit here. Was able to complete the mountain of forms online before I…read morearrived, fast service when I got there, free toothbrush and floss when I left. It may take you a long time to get in as a new patient here but it'll be worth it.

Shoddy and Scammy: I was seen by Dr Patel who is likely the worst dentist I've even encountered. I…read morehad coming in for a regular 4 month check up and cleaning. Dr Patel did a haphazard and perfunctory checkup and quickly recommended unnecessary interventions and an immediate consultation with a periodontist (in the American Dental network). Instead I had my x-rays sent to a highly reputed periodontist who correctly assessed my situation as under control and not in need of any of Dr Patel's suggested interventions. This agreed with the opinions of my previous dentist and periodontist. My periodontist also informed me that Dr. Patel's office had send in poor records and his assessment was both inaccurate and had missed some non periodontist related general dentistry items. I seriously doubt Dr Patel's competence and integrity; his checks were haphazard and his chart notations incorrect. He appears driven by sales and profit, not customer care. I intend to turn over records of this interaction to my lawyer; both this office and Dr Patel appear to be scamming the system rather than taking care of their patients. I would also doubt the positive reviews here..I heard one of the office staff pressuring a patient for a positive review.

This target always has a high traffic volume. The good part is if you shop inside you can find…read morewhatever you need. They have all the essentials plus a cooler with food you can actually cook. We get essential stuff there while shopping (ie. Pet food and supplies). I don't care that we might pay a little more for the products. The best part is just an employee saying "may I help you?" They know we don't want help but I still appreciate it. But I have to honestly say that I love just ordering things for pickup. I just want to say if you do t give that person a cash tip there is something wrong with you. We ordered 20lbs of dog and cat food plus 40lbs of litter. I picked up everything heavy placed it in the car and might have slipped the kid a few bucks. They are basically your new waiter.

I wish we could get a super target in the area. I usually go to Target in Heights but sometimes go…read moreto this one in Temple. It doesn't seem a whole lot better. The parking lot is easier to navigate (not sure why, both are nice). The selection seems a little better here than Heights for most things except kids clothes although I like the layout of it here better. The organization doesn't seem as good here. Weird mix of people here. I prefer Heights.

The drug collection process is inefficient resulting in people waiting for hours for a simple 5…read moreminute process. I waited 75 minutes, and was the next person for drug testing. There was only 1 other person also waiting for a drug test besides me. The reason I waited so long, 'there is only one collection/testing person and they were at lunch.' I was beyond ticked. Also, the bathroom was not clean. The blue liquid put in the toilet before testing was spilled on the floor in addition to other unidentified spots. Checklists were not used and the technician did not explain the process. There was more discussion going on about the superbowl than waiting on customers. If corporations are using this service for pre-employment testing they should perform an audit prior to sending people. Also, reservations are needed to ensure service is performed in a timely and efficient manner. If people are at lunch, work stops but customers do not know that.

Take it from me the 1 star really means NO STAR! What a mess this place is. Arrived at 1:30 for…read moredrug screening and left at 4:30. How is that possible? The front counter girl was nice but one other woman just talked so loud while asking a patient if she still has her period, is she on birth control and does she still have her ovaries or did she have a hysterectomy. I was appalled and I would have curled up and died if it were me. No privacy glass the waiting room hard 4 men and two women was just humiliating to do that so publicly. The lady who collected the samples Anne I think was wonderful, friendly and polite. They tucked me in a waiting room to wait for the practitioner and I waited 45 minutes just for her to poke and prod me for 5 minutes. Just plain ridiculous how they make the work hard for Anne and the patients. Blood drawn in one room, weight taken in another room, urine in another room, logging the data in another room, blood pressure in another room Geesh why not have a small room outfitted with all this contraption with a Small bathroom so the entire thing can be in one place. Someone needs to audit their procedures.

There's seems to be a 1 to 10 scale for dollar stores these days when it comes to inventory,…read morecleanliness, and overall presentation. This one, I'd probably rate around a 6 or a 7... It's not the cleanest or best stocked store but I've seen much much worse. This store did have some items I've never noticed anywhere else like a dedicated avocado slicing tool for $1.25 or a rubber broom head (the bristles are made of rubber). The growing trend of dollar stores offering items for more than their standard price (currently the standard is $1.25) - but they have items on shelves marked at $5 so pay attention to the actual price of what you're grabbing. No fault of the store employees, the increasing issue of "shrinkflation" is on full display with the stocked items. Containers are getting smaller. 4 packs of items are now 2 packs. It's all relative though - even if some items are smaller, you can still save money at the dollar store if you do it right. The store, like many of its kind, was noticeably understaffed but the cashier was very friendly and personable. There were some boxes of items that needed to be stocked dispursed around the store - but not nearly as bad as many other dollar stores out there.

Today I attended the Herb Planting Class at Kospia Farms. First I want to comment that with…read moreeverything going on at the Farm today in celebration of Mothers, it was very well organized. Behind the greenhouse, we had a delightful time listening to our instructors who clearly have worked side by side at the farm. Educational facts about herbs with a sprinkling of humor began the event. It is so wonderful to attend a class where they share their knowledge about the herbs and their uses. They give you salient advice that helps you decide on which herbs fit the taste profile you enjoy so you build your herb pot on what fits you. Then to top it all off they gave us a handout that covered trimming, drying and pairing herbs as well as a few recipes! A wonderful experience! Thank you for making my Mother's day extra special!

Love Kospia farm! The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Nursery items are great quality. Their…read moreshops are filled with items made by local artisans. The grounds are beautiful. Take a walk around and you won't want to leave.

Waited over an hour past my appointment time. So annoying! Receptionist isn't very professional.read more

The optometrist was excellent and provided a thorough exam. Ladies at the front desk were very…read morekind/ friendly. Overall great experience... My issue is, I had an exam for both contacts and glasses. I have insurance that covers a good chunk of the exams, glasses, contacts. After my exam, I received a copy of my eyeglasses prescription and the contacts had to be ordered. They will be a trial pair and I will have to go back after wearing the lenses, etc. Not sure why I was charged $145 (supposedly for the contacts and follow up visit)? So I had to prepay for lenses that I might not be able to wear and won't have for several weeks, and the follow up appointment for 1 month after that? I'm not sure WHAT happened, but I feel they screwed up charges and now I'm out $145, have no glasses, no contacts, wasn't given my contact lens prescription- just have an eyeglass prescription to go back to find glasses?? Yeah, that's not right! I've NEVER prepaid for trial lenses, nor have I EVER had to pay for the follow up for contact lenses (and ive been wearing contacts for 30+ years)!?! If the lenses don't sit correctly in my eyes and are unusable, I paid for a prescription/ lenses that I won't even be able to use!?! I'll go back for the lenses in a few weeks and the appointment already paid for afterwards, but I won't go back again and based on this experience have already recommended 3 people not to go here (due to the weird payment issue)... VERY unsatisfied and feel like this place screwed me with the billing aspect! Very questionable that insurance covers the exam and I essentially had to pay for nothing in return!?!