I grew up in good ol' little Glendora. Runnemede is the direct neighboring town…read more Never knew of this VFW. Not the best reason to come here. Lost an old childhood friend. Beautiful spread of food. My friend did a picture collage. Nice staff - looked clean too. RIP Annie.

Great post with really nice people…read more Please support our veterans! God Bless America They have a pool table, darts and a full bar. These are a lot of events sponsored through this post.

very awesome sauce and cool i love the place and it's cool and also sprinklers very 10/10 awesome…read moresauce superrr duper coolio

The Bok building is a wonderful repurposed facility filled with bakeries, workshops, play areas for…read morekids, and more. In general, it is an incredible space for the community to get together and/or enjoy works for local artists across the floors of the building. They host events like the Spring Market to attract more visitors, so it can get quite busy during those times, with lines for places like Machine Shop wrapping around the building.

I visited the BOK Building this past Saturday when we were visiting Philly, and it was everything I…read morewas expecting! So what is it? The BOK Building is a former vocational high school. It closed in 2013, and the city put the building up for auction. Most of the time, developers will tear a building like this down, to build something that has no history, no character, and looks like every other new multi-use build. But every once in a while a developer does something special. And the developer who bought the BOK Building did just that. The design firm that won the contract to renovate the BOK had incredible vision - to maintain the integrity and history of the structure while updating it for new and modern uses. So the outside still looks like a historic high school (it was built in 1936). And the inside does, too! They kept so many touches that make it clear that it was a high school. (It's hard to explain; you'll understand when you see it for yourself!) So the space is amazing. But it's also home to some amazing shops and businesses (plant, ceramic, bike stores and more), cafes (a coffeeshop, a bakery), a restaurant (Irwin's), and a rooftop bar! Like many other places/neighborhoods in Philly, parking in the area around the BOK Building can be tough. And not every entrance to the building is a public entrance (their website has information about the entrances and signs outside were helpful, but it is a little bit confusing). The building is really cool; I really respect their approach to the space, its architecture and its history. Visit, explore, eat, drink, and shop!

What is wonderful about this pool in the summertime is that it's the largest lap public pool in the…read morecity! If people are complaining about how it's not open long enough, it's because they have a very limited budget every year. I think that they do a wonderful job with what they have. For me, it's also one of the cleanest pools in the city. Two thumbs up to the Shawn and the staff for running such a great place for adults and kids to cool off in the summer months. I haven't tried any of their other programming, but it is a real stronghold in the community.

I'll admit: I wasn't expecting the pool to be so clean! There were some leaves on the bottom, but…read morethe water itself was crystal clear. In fact, this being my first time at a public pool, I was pleasantly surprised all-around: Lifeguards were attentive, crowd was friendly, and this pool is just MASSIVE! But there are a few differences between this public pool and a typical swim club that are helpful to know beforehand: This is not a lush environment. Anyone not swimming needs to sit on concrete, bleacher-like steps behind a chain-link fence that separates the pool from the spectator area. The steps are mere feet from the edge of the pool, but I'd imagine the separation might be a little disconcerting for parents of younger kids (or just a buzzkill for anyone hoping to interact with people in the water). Bags, towels, and personal items have to stay on the steps, too, so I advise against bringing any valuables if you plan to swim, as you'll have to leave them unattended (in sight, but behind the chain-link fence). Finally, anyone entering the swim area needs to walk through a sprinkler/shower that rinses people off before they get in the water. So if you're bringing your kids and plan to walk them to the edge of the pool, prepare to get doused on your way in and out! All that said, it's a city pool. No frills, but a great place to play in the water on a hot summer day, at zero cost!

Free hot meal served inside or to go Mon thru Fri 3:15pm-5 and Sat 11am-noon. Service is quick and…read morestaff is pleasant.

This is the worst place to work for and eat out of They have…read moreno serve safe cooks and the rat infestation is disgusting. They serve food that is over a week expired, and they turn children away from their services... Carrie kitchen Santiago thought it was okay to ignore employee concerns and when the employee quick she thought it was okay to harass and threaten her AND stopped her direct deposit for a live check which is no where said in their application. They allow ppl who were fired to come back and stare down new employees in a threatening manner. They do not care about the city of Camden or the children, they don't not care about anything but the thousands of dollars they get in donations that they do absolutely nothing with! Do not support or encourage these soulless people to fool you! They don't belong in this city! They are not from this city! They do not care about CAMDEN!!

Addy (hope I spelled that right!) from the front desk ROCKS and overall I have been having great…read moreexperiences so far with Mazzoni, particularly in terms of transgender care. They quickly helped me get the medication I need and even referred me to LGBTQ+ friendly therapists. Thank you Mazonni :)

I made an appointment over the phone and the staff were friendly and informative. While in the…read moredoctor's office the staff member was clean, professional, and quick. I got everything I needed and they were helpful with any questions I had. The facility is mostly clean and easy to find.

Once you figure out the 2nd street Irish Society is on 3rd street, you should be alright. It is a…read moresolid venue to hold a event. Clean, plenty of space, and all around accommodating.