Me and my husband had my 50th birthday and our anniversary party.we had a great time .the owner…read moreis very nice and will ve booking again.

Great space to rent for parties. Has a really nice bar too. Attended a kindergarten graduation…read moreparty there today and it was a really great space. Only downside i can see is it's downstairs so there is a flight+ of steps, so keep this in mind for older guests. Plus the bathrooms are also up a flight of steps. Plenty of parking in the shopping mall across the street.

Our group of 5 enjoyed mixing scents to make our own scents as a 2-wick candle. The candle jars…read morewere all very pretty and there was a variety of colors. You're also able to dye the color of your wax. Everyone was friendly and helpful throughout the process. It's a fairly quick activity, but we enjoyed playing games as we waited for the candles to set. It's a great date night or fun group activity.

When I called to ask about classes, the owner was super friendly and told us they usually take…read morebookings online at her website. I went on a 1-1 date with my sister. It was such a cute event! The owner greeted us as soon as we entered the door. She introduced herself and told us she'll be with us in the few minutes. Since it was our first time we arrived just as she was opening so she was still getting set up. Once she was ready, we were offered a glass of wine (since we were the only people there, the owner actually just gave us the whole bottle). She explained the process clearly, showed us the scents, wick, and containers that were available, poured the hot wax, added dried florals, etc. While waiting for the wax to harden, we had a mini photoshoot session by the floral wall. Overall, it was a super cute experience. I highly recommend the experience!

If I could give 0 stars, I would…read more If you asked me about Seven Wonders 8 months ago, I would have recommended this center to anyone. My son seemed happy, he was learning, and things appeared to be going well. Unfortunately, my experience took a very disturbing turn and I feel obligated to share it so other parents can make an informed decision before enrolling their children here. My son's elbow was dislocated while he was in their care. When I asked the owner what happened, the only response I received was "I don't know what happened." I had to take my child to the hospital where doctors had to pop his elbow back into place. When I asked to see the camera footage, I was told there was no camera angle covering that area. When I asked to speak directly with the teacher in the room to understand what happened to my child, I was told I was not allowed to speak with them. Even more concerning, an incident report was never submitted to the state regarding my son's injury, which raised serious questions for me about accountability and transparency. Even after this situation, I continued sending my son there because at the time I believed the center still had positive qualities. Looking back, that was clearly a mistake. The owner and her husband are extremely dismissive and passive aggressive toward parents. The owner, Binal, does not build relationships with families and does not allow teachers to communicate directly with parents at all. Communication is tightly controlled. Another major concern is that parents are not allowed inside the facility by the owners. Pennsylvania childcare regulations allow parents to enter the facility, so preventing parents from doing so is extremely troubling and raises serious concerns about transparency. The owner's oldest daughter, who is under 16 years old, is frequently present around the daycare and involved in the day-to-day environment with the children. There are also concerning rumors among parents regarding how she interacts with children, which only adds to the uneasiness about supervision and professionalism. There are also serious safety concerns on the playground. The swing set is leaning heavily to the right and appears unstable. If that structure were to fall, it could seriously injure or hospitalize a child. It is alarming that equipment like this would remain around small children. The children also rarely go outside, even when the weather clearly permits it and when outdoor playtime should be part of their daily routine. Meal practices were also concerning. Breakfast is listed as being served until 9:30 AM, but if your child arrives after 9:15 AM, they reportedly will not receive breakfast and must wait until lunch. For young children, that policy is unreasonable. The most upsetting situation occurred when I was suddenly accused of making racial comments on ClassDojo, which I have never done. I was shown what was presented as a screenshot for "proof," which I strongly believe was fabricated. Based on that accusation, my child was wrongfully terminated. After terminating my son, I told them I would come in to collect his belongings and pay the two weeks that were still owed, but they told me I could keep the payment. That response only reinforced my belief that they knew the situation had been handled improperly. There were also other ongoing issues. My son once came home with severe blisters on his bottom because he was not changed properly, despite me repeatedly explaining that he has sensitive skin and requires cream at every diaper change. Overall, after reflecting and looking deeper into this center, I am honestly disgusted that I trusted this facility with my child. What initially appeared to be a warm and caring environment turned out to be something very different. This review is not written out of retaliation. It is written to spread awareness so other parents can make informed decisions. Childcare facilities should prioritize safety, transparency, and accountability. Unfortunately, based on my experience, Seven Wonders failed to provide those things.

The owners are great! Awesome staff! The daycare is absolutely wonderful with the kids!read more

Absolutely beautiful community…read more I went here with my mom for a crafts and food fair they were hosting. The space was packed with beautifully handmade garments, jewelry, challah bread, and honey (lots of honey). Although we didn't understand the words that were being said, we could understand the mood of the room. From the open body language to the smiles on countless faces, it was a very enjoyable place to be. We ended up trying some food they were making. The kitchen there was full of husbands while the wives sold the food. It was lovely to see this partnership between families and how comfortable everyone was with one another. The food itself was absolutely delicious. Coming from polish descendants, the varenyky was an absolute must to try. The potato pilatsky was my favorite though. Just the perfect amount of salt and butter in both. The homemade sour cream was just the perfect icing on top. While we were eating outside, near the courtyard, the place suddenly went quiet. The loud crowd of kids and teenagers playing and adult talking was in abrupt silence as the crowd parted to either side of the courtyard. A single lady in the middle of the courtyard started the crowd into song, a song we believed to be the national anthem (not sure). There is no way to really describe the emotions that were coursing through me as I watched the scene. It was just absolutely tear jerking. We had a lovely experience here. It was nostalgic to hear the heavy accents that sound similar to my grandmother's polish accent. Delicious food and even better atmosphere.

I'd love to see this place restored to its full potential. It looks like the buildings haven't been…read moreupdated in quite some time. This is basically Ukraine's multi-purpose hall. You can rent out the place for weddings or other events. But they really do need to invest more in it.