Souderton Center is a shopping center on East Main Street (Route 113) in Souderton. This shopping…read morecenter has Care & Share Thrift Shoppes, Ten Thousand Villages, Parmajohns Restaurant and Pizzeria, Weaver Reckner Reinharts Dental Associates and TriValley Primary Care. The lot may seem small but has plenty of parking and it has to entrances onto each main road (Route 113 and Bethlehem Pike).

My wife loves the store. I have bought her many gifts over…read morethe years. The selection is always nice. The quality is always reliable. Great small business to support

The owner is very rude in a condescending stuck up I'm better than everyone tone. She does not back…read morethe quality of her clothes and does not truly cater to all body sizes and styles. And her one child talks disgusting towards others commenting on disabilities, appearance and even sexual orientation at an elementary school level) won't patronize this store ! Very sad for a small town business (wish yelp would let us give no stars

County Line Plaza is a shopping center on West Main Street in Souderton. It's a decent shopping…read morecenter with an Aldi, VF Outlet, Planet Fitness, Pizza Plaza, Rite Aid and McDonald's to name a few. There were quite a few good stores that were once in this shopping center that closed including Aimes, Payless Shoes, Radio Shack, Pizza Hut and Blockbuster. It's still a good shopping center but I do miss the old days!

This is. Very nice , well organized store. I lived the furniture section and they had sone very…read morenice sofas. Their food section is Also very nice , it's a large portion of the store. I feel like this is a smaller store then others I have visited. Definitely check this place out if you are in the area.

Came to this store an bought a frozen bag of T J Riced Cauliflower. It was frozen , an looked okay…read morein the store. I have bought 100 of this products over the years and never had one that was bad. When I cooked it and opened the vacuum bag the product had a green tint and green liquid. It also smelled bad. I was out of state so I only bought one bag. Before I wrote this review , I came home and cooked another bag that I purchases in Connecticut just before I left and it was fine. The only thing I could say the product might of not been kept frozen all the time in the store. The store itself was a typical Dollar Tree. . The women at the cash register was a friendly older women.

This Dollar Tree opened up in County Line Plaza not too long ago and in stopped in for the first…read moretime today. Overall it was a enjoyable experience. The store was large, clean, had some good products and the employees were friendly too. I'll definitely stop back in sometime!

My last Burlington experience was at the one in Jenkintown which was fully stocked and seemed…read morerather high end. As for this location, that was not the case at all. The seasonal section wasn't too bad but the clothing department. It was bad. Everything there seemed extremely old and dated but the prices weren't even that cheap. There weren't a lot of great brands to boast about either. Looking at the accessory section and shoe section was worse. Basically empty. The store was honestly sad to shop in. There were a handful of employees around, all who seemed nice. This store seemed a bit drab as well. Walking into this location vs Jenkintown would make you think this is an entirely different retail chain with how different it is. The housewares section was a bit messy as well. The rest of the store pretty well maintained. Overall I'd say pass on this location and hit up the other locations. This one will more than likely disappoint.

This store is very well organized and has a great selection of products and goods. I have been…read morethere on different occasions and my experiences have always been pleasant. It is never too busy which is a plus for me.