This mall has gone through a lot of changes over the years. The inner mall is currently closed and…read moreunder construction, but a few stores with outside entrances are open including Burlington, Hair Buzz, T-Mobile and a few others. I believe it will reopen in 2019 with a bunch of better stores and possible a movie theater.

The indoor mall portion failed and was subsequently closed and removed starting in 2016. The…read moreperimeter and standalone stores, on the other hand, do very good business. Reconstruction is nearly finished and new stores are opening now. I was hoping one small common indoor area would be retained for community events as that was one of Cheltenham Mall's strong points. That's not in the cards. Anyway, the shopping center has been renamed Greenleaf at Cheltenham.

Located at the intersection of Route 202 and Township Line Road lies this shopping center. It holds…read morea decent Giant and perhaps the best part about it, a awesome IHOP which happens to be the only one for a long while. Those two chains are the biggest names here, the rest is all smaller stores in a strip mall and a Santander bank. If you want a place to shop for food and a great breakfast chain this is worth checking out, but there is more to this shopping center as well that is worth exploring.

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!!

I've been to Warrington Crossing many times over the years, because it has the main reason why I am…read moreever in Warrington, which is the Regal Warringron Cinema (you just can't top that IMAX). It also has a Chick Fil A, IHOP, Ruby Tuesday, Burger King among some other stores. It's a decent sized shopping center and it's in a very convenient location on the intersections of Easton Road (Route 611) and County Line Road. Whether it's for the movies or to get a good meal, it is worth checking out!

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).

Truth be told, I'm never really in this shopping center altogether that much, I'm always across the…read morestreet at Gwynedd Crossing Shopping Center. I can say it looks like a nice shopping center and is conveniently placed next to Route 309. What makes this shopping center interesting is it's lack of big name chains/stores, the biggest ones being McDonalds and a Dunkin Donuts. It has alot of smaller stores and eateries, which isn't nessecarily a bad thing. Last year I went to the Iron Hill Brewery and I loved it, so maybe there is more to.this shopping center that meets the eye. You just have to look for it!

The mix of venders in this little shopping strip is varied from Arby's, Bottom Dollar, Dairy Queen,…read moreDollar Tree, Harbor Freight, Lee's Hoagie House, Staples, Starbucks, Taco Bell, TJMax, UPS, Vacante's Barber Shop, WaWa & Wells Fargo Bank. Most of your needs can be satisfied during your shopping center visit.

Northtowne Plaza is a great shopping center located off the busy intersection of Route 202 and…read moreGermantown Pike in Plymouth Meeting. There are many great stores here including one of the closest Arbys to where I live (sadly, there are none near Souderton), a Dollar Tree, Gamestop, Staples, Taco Bell, Starbucks, a few banks (Wells Fargo and Bank of America), TJ Maxx and a Greene Turtle to name a few of the biggest attractions. The parking lot can get confusing to navigate especially when busy and the light onto Germantown Pike can get backed up easily, but aside from those small details it is still a great shopping center!

This is a busy shopping center, very close to the 476 interchange on route 30 in St…read more David's/Radnor. Shopping center houses, mainly Bed, Bath & Beyond, Giant foods, MicroCenter, TJ Maxx, and Homegoods, as anchors. Various other smaller stores as well. Formerly a historic shopping landmark for the department store history in the USA, this was originally the site of B. Altman's Department Store, built in 1965, closed in 1989, to be renovated into current property. The original mega-department store building still stands, and now houses Bed, Bath & Beyond / TJ Maxx / etc. The current center is easy to navigate (once you realize half the stores are around back), and there is a light to direct traffic in and out. Always a smooth experience. I do have to say, I only use it for Giant and MicroCenter, so I wish the old B. Altman's (or even the former, Filene's) was still there. My grandmother used to take me to B. Altman's when I was a kid, and it was so much more fun than box stores!