I stopped by the mall today to SEE SANTA, Christmas…read moredecorations, pick up some white elephant surprise presents . I was able to get what I needed at Macy's and the Norman's Hallmark store. I was looking for some nice chocolate and snacks and to see the Clinique counter specials at Macy's. I'm very happy to see Santa. There was only one child in line to see Santa.. I guess there are some Santa traditions that I've just changed so much but for me I'm happy to see it while I'm still kicking. We all got photos. Service was pretty magnificent. There was lots of staff throughout the mall. There were some half off specials too, which were wonderful. I'm a big fan of this historical mall.!!

This mall is ok. Decent size but like the other comments there were a lot of stores that either…read moreclosed. The food court was alright. Decent selection but I took the family here when we visited Sesame Place. It's close by but walking through it felt very empty and the biggest complaint was that it is not well maintained. There were so many trash cans and buckets collecting water from all the leaks in the roof. A lot of the walking paths are blocked by these containers. I have 2 kids and we visited the little arcade there which seems to be outdated. The mall seems to just be waiting to be closed. Overall experience here wasn't the greatest. Not worth driving out of your way to visit this place.

Abandon hope all ye who enter here. This isn't a mall, it's a cadaver waiting for an autopsy…read more Nashaminy Mall in Bensalem is the very definition of a dead mall with eighty percent vacancy and the pallor of a sarcophagus. If you listen carefully, you can almost hear the sounds of demolition equipment in the distance. Break out the toe tag. One star.

Neshaminy Mall is a dead mall with an unclear future. Externally, it looks like the ownership of…read morethe mall and the anchors are not keeping up with the landscaping and maintenance. The interior of the mall is largely dead, with one stand left in the food court, and portions of the seating being roped off. Part of the interior was sealed off leading to the AMC, but this has since been reopened after complaints. What's left here? Largely the anchors including the AMC, Boscov's, and the Barns & Noble. A handful of other stores remain, but these are far and few between. Essentially, you don't need to waste your time coming here unless you have very specific needs. With several redevelopment proposals made/stalled out/cancelled depending on what you read, Neshaminy Mall could be closed tomorrow or still open years from now.

I am quite disappointed with the quality if what is available. It is no better than Marshalls but…read moreat a higher cost. Also, DO NOT buy cosmetics as they will nit accept returns! With a. YLTa a few feet away, I feel like I was scammed as all other places accept makeup returns!

this store is horrible, bad service, bad workers, the things are very overpriced, the selection is…read morehorrible, there is barley any clothes.

Interesting store.... definitely a mix of unsold Target products, possibly Amazon, Dollar Tree and…read morewho knows what else. You'll find everything from a plethora of nail polish colors, to Target linens, to cleaning products to fake trees. Just purely random. Some stuff was priced very well and had deep discounts, others, not so much. The clothing racks were pretty funny - hundreds of plain white polo shirts, hundreds of green polo shirts. Again, random. Worth wandering around for an hour. They actually give you a Target reusable bag for free to bring home your purchases.

Stopped by today looking for rugs. They have a fantastic deal, $40 for any size. The problem is…read morethat the rugs are stacked 10-12 high on carts. I spent a long time trying to pull one towards the bottom out only to realize it was the wrong size. When I found another I had no energy left and Two employees offered to help me. Gavin and Joe worked together to get to the bottom of the stack. There are really a lot of great rugs here but the way they are being stored really made it hard for everyone to look through. This is definitely a great spot to grab health and beauty supplies. They had Native products for $3 which is about 75% off regular pricing. They also have a lot of clothes, but no fitting rooms and a no returns policy. All clothing items are $3 each or $25 for 20 pieces which is crazy! They also have lots of Amazon return bins filled with random stuff that sell for 2 for $5. Lots of outdoor furniture options, toys and baby supplies. This is a fun spot to bargain hunt on a rainy day. Expect a long line but it's well worth it and every employee was super helpful.

I still like shopping at Ross. I am not too good to shop at Ross. Ross had always been stomping…read moreground for half price sales. We stopped here just to do light shopping as us out of Towner's get our shopping on. Nice store, Eric was a gentlemen in helping us out. Store was clean and organized too. we will be back.

I can find so many great things here at a great price. Shoes are often H-Hour out miss for me…read morebecause of my size and sense of style, and the same goes for jeans but I almost always find great ateotd in housewares and pet care.

Improving but I still miss the supermarket…read more An extra star for the safe neighborhood. The cops do a great job at catching criminals around here. They are not corrupt and lazy like they are in nearby Philly. And Bucks County prosecutors and judges are not bleeding heart liberals like they are in Philly, so the bad guys get long jail sentences in state prison.

Until a year or so ago this place was a dump! The stores were half empty, the black top was ripped…read moreup all over the huge lot and you drove through ruts and holes waiting to eat your car alive. It was slum lord heaven as rents soared, small buinesses moved out or went out of business and the place was crumbling down. The only bank and immediate grocery store in the neighborhood moved out and all that was left was a small beaten up drug store, a martial arts studio, a dry cleaners, a beer and lottery distributor, a tiny Chinese restaurant, a small pizza parlor, a Wine & Spirits store, a tobacco shop and lots of empty space. The police used the lot to catch speeders buzzing down the street or to stop a possible crime like the poor homeless man that was beaten to his death and left laying behind the center. Before you could get some cheap take out, buy your drugs, beer, wine and hard alcohol and have your clothes dry cleaned when all was said and done. Now, the parking lot has been restored to it's original smoothness, the center has had a complete makeover on the outside and a brand spanking new Planet Fitness and a huge Dunkin Donuts have moved in. Some space is still available, but now on top of what you could do before at this center, add donuts and then working out, not necessarily in that order.