March 3, Captiotti's Sandwich Shop officially opened with a ribbon cutting, discounts, and…read moregiveaways. I stopped in later in the afternoon to see what's what. I met the friendly owner and some of his staff. I went ahead and got the recommended Philly Cheesesteak. As a Philly native, I definitely prefer a delicious cheesesteak with a fresh roll and good quality beef; you did that, Capriotti's! Online ordering is available, and discounts are available when you sign up to receive Capriotti's text notifications. Great affordable menu, I will be back.

No food or drink. No sales. Boring shopping experience. Very nice sales people but they looked…read morebored also

This place is just beautiful. Lots of shoppes to go to but wish there were more places to eat.read more

The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley is a lifestyle center located in Center Valley, Pennsylvania…read more Major stores include American Eagle Outfitters, Banana Republic, Barnes & Noble, Brooks Brothers, Fresh Market, Old Navy, AMC Theatres with 16 screens including an IMAX theater and Dolby theater with reclining seats. The only bad thing, is every time we come to this shopping center, it seams that another store has left... they have more and more empty stores.. very sad.

The selection each vendor has is unique. There is something for everyone. Even when you didn't…read morethink you needed something, you'll want to buy something! Love coming here and walking around looking for that special treasure.

If you like Etsy you'll LOVE Prussian Street Arcade!…read more I'm not sure what took me so long to check this place out but so glad I did. It's worth a trip from anywhere in Central PA. Now for what it is...described as an antique mall or flea market (co -op where there's different vendor spaces), it'a a mecca for many different booths of awesomeness. Each booth represents a different vendor selling their wares. More curated than collected each artisan exhibits top notch craftsmanship and creativity. They carry everything from unique handmade items, to creative up-cycles, to modern and timeless vintage items, to gourmet shelf staple foods. You'll find something for everyone on your Christmas list. And because each vendor is a local craftsman or small business - it's shopping you'll feel good about. The space could not be more perfect. I was told it was an old chip factory in it's prior life and the unique architectural features are the perfect backdrop. With exposed beams and windows flooding the space with natural sunlight it's as pretty as the goods featured. There's plenty of parking, it's easy to find right on route 72 in the middle of Manheim, and with a bakery next door, you have everything you need to stay for hours browsing. It's the perfect girls day out adventure. If you're like me you'll be in awe that such a marketplace exists outside of Waco, Texas.

We stopped by this mall while killing time before checking into our hotel. I was a little nervous…read moreit might be empty or run down, but I was pleasantly surprised. There were still plenty of well-known chain stores, and the mall felt lively. It was an easy, comfortable walk around, and everyone in our group was able to find something they were interested in. Definitely a solid spot to pass some time without feeling bored or limited.

Still a really nice mall to shop in with plenty of stores! Macy's Dick's Sporting goods, JC Penny,…read moreDSW(Designer Shoe Warehouse) H&M, Buckle just to name a few! There is a good assortment at the food court as well as quite a few kiosks in the center! Mall is very clean and easy to navigate!

Seeing it from the outside, it looks like a standard shopping center until entering, it indeed is a…read moremall. Looking at the main hallway, there are a lot of empty spaces along with a Good Will store, which brings a bit of traffic to Cressona. I'm not sure how the mall regularly does, but it seems to me that the mall is on its last licks before closure. There is no food court or any food stores (places) to stop at. This is a great place to stop for your needs or also just to kill time. With its pros, the hallway looks pretty clean and well maintained. The shopping center has plenty of other stores to choose from.

Just another dying mall with a couple stores of interest to me- Good Will and Ollie's. It's more of…read morea strip mall - not an actual mall. Many things here are depressing and decaying. We are 30 years behind the times pretty much. I was glad to see a nice Ollie's. I only came here for Good Will.

The Point at Carlisle Plaza is the Harrisburg metro area's forgotten mall. Located a short distance…read moreoff of Interstate 81, it was already significantly reconfigured once in the 2000's. The property is anchored by Lowe's, with the vacant Bon-Ton never being permanently filled after closing. This sadly is a textbook dead mall, with only Dunham's Sports, Added Touch hair salon, and Nail Glamour remaining in the interior. Everything else that was previously here has closed or moved. The interior is very retro with brick planters and a stage area in the center of the mall. A unique mural about the history of Carlisle is located towards the Lowe's end of the mall. With discussions about rezoning and redevelopment occurring in early 2025, it's rather certain that The Point at Carlisle Plaza will not be here in a few years. The building is in decent shape, but it being repurposed seems very doubtful.

This place continues to amaze me. It's like a way back machine to the 1990s. Today it was bustling…read morewith shoppers throughout. The food courts were busy and it felt like the Exton Mall in 1995. Just amazing to re-experience in this day of dead malls throughout the country. The inside is well maintained and vibrant. The outside, not so much, but the inside is really what matters.

Park City Center is still a fun, thriving place to shop. It has a nice selection of stores without…read morehaving to go to King of Prussia. The staff at this Sephora is helpful and resourceful. I needed a cute hand lotion, so I found a Glossier lotion in an adorable bottle--and it smells lovely! My preferred Sephora savings, I chose the $10.00 off for my Sephora rewards instead of any products,

Pretty good for an outlet. There were a lot of stores to explore for all ages and all your needs…read more We were able to get several items we needed for our home and family at pretty good discount prices. Ample parking surrounding the complex. Also, we didn't shop there but there were several food trucks for those wanting to stop and enjoy a good meal. Bathrooms were clean and available throughout several buildings. Highly recommend for your shopping needs.

We have always driven by the outlets on our way to the Midwest. This time we decided to stop by on…read moreour way home. It has a funky layout with plenty of parking. It had a few of the stores we were interested in such as Coach, Lululemon, Nike Factory and Abercrombie and Fitch, Vera Bradley, Kate Spade. There is a food court with seating as well as food truck court (didn't look open on that Monday). We did find some merchandise not seen in other stores and some good deals. Service was friendly and efficient. It was a nice break.

I went a couple weeks ago for the 2nd time. Same old, same old disappointment of a mall since I…read morewent years ago, around 2020 or 2021. My grandmother and I went over after we went to the good park city mall. The food court has been updated a bit for what was gone last time, but the McDonalds is covered up now. There is an arcade that I don't remember being there last time. Marshalls, hot topic, boscovs, h&m, and Spencer's are here still. Fye is now gone however. The bottom floor is pretty damn vacant, with the bargain bin store being the only thing of note on the far end, and honestly the top floor is too to an extent! Unless you live near the area, go to someone like park city.

Growing up in York in the 90s, this was the mall you wanted your parents to take you to on a Friday…read morenight. It didn't have a movie theater, but it the best cool kid stores in York, like Pac Sun and American Eagle Outfitters, plus all the stores your parents liked, such as The Bon Ton, Sears, and JC Penney. Now, like most malls in suburban America, it is quickly dying. The only original anchor left is Boscov's. There are a few random stores and a gym. They turned The Bon Ton into a storage facility. The best part is that they turned the Sears into a Hollywood Casino.