The square is cozy! Clean and full of dining options in addition to shopping. There are boutiques…read moreand well known chain stores for shopping. Community is friendly. There is even music playing within the landscape! How cute! A lot of the sizes have price ranges that would be considered mid range to higher end. There's even a gym in the area. Definitely will be back for shopping & a stroll.

Ready to spend big bucks to impress your materialistic friends? Suburban square is one of the…read morefirst malls in American and it is open air. More like a small city parking can be a mess. A good variety of stores make for browsing fun and the also have a gym. The central tower features a ton of professional offices. My parents used to take me to F.A.O. Schwartz to get the toys needed to play with rich Main Line children.

Marketplace At Plymouth is located on Ridge Pike in Conshohocken. This has an Ashley Homestore,…read more Michaels, Home Depot, BJ's Wholesale and the iconic IKEA (in addition to the IKEA North American headquarters right next door which is pretty neat). Theres plenty of parking for each section of the shopping center and Alan Wood Road (which comes from Ridge Pike) goes by all these sections so you can get to your store. I mainly visit here for IKEA (and occasionally BJ'S Wholesale) so it's a fun experience each time.

This is a newer shopping center, being built within the last few years or so. It has a nice range…read moreof stores and a good aesthetic to it, I do love the brick building theme it has going on. Aldi and Jersey Mike's are the highlights for me, and being on Skippack Pike and Route 202 it is bound to bring in traffic, as crowded as the area can get. I look forward to checking out more stores in this shopping center.

This is a neat little shopping center in Trappe PA. Some of the big stores here include Goodwill,…read moreDominos Pizza, Dollar Tree, Citizens Bank, Advanced Auto Parts, Hair Cuttery and a bunch of smaller stores. There is plenty of parking, it's not too cramped and there is a light to get in and out which is great for a smaller shopping center. It's worth a stop, theres plenty to look at here in this shopping center.

Swede Square is a convenient shopping center located on Germantown Pike in the ever busy Plymouth…read moreMeeting area. At busy times, there are issues with parking due to lack of spaces, but the shopping center does have the legandary Charlie's Pizza (the main reason I come here might I add), a decent Panera and Sonic, LA Fitness and many other small shops. All in all, it's worth checking out (especially for Charlie's).

The mix of venders in this little shopping strip is varied from Arby's, Bottom Dollar, Dairy Queen,…read moreDollar Tree, Harbor Freight, Lee's Hoagie House, Staples, Starbucks, Taco Bell, TJMax, UPS, Vacante's Barber Shop, WaWa & Wells Fargo Bank. Most of your needs can be satisfied during your shopping center visit.

Northtowne Plaza is a great shopping center located off the busy intersection of Route 202 and…read moreGermantown Pike in Plymouth Meeting. There are many great stores here including one of the closest Arbys to where I live (sadly, there are none near Souderton), a Dollar Tree, Gamestop, Staples, Taco Bell, Starbucks, a few banks (Wells Fargo and Bank of America), TJ Maxx and a Greene Turtle to name a few of the biggest attractions. The parking lot can get confusing to navigate especially when busy and the light onto Germantown Pike can get backed up easily, but aside from those small details it is still a great shopping center!

Deals is a gem... a "variety store" that offers a range of household goods, hardware, toys, pet…read moresupplies, office supplies, etc. Better than a dollar store because the goods offered are quality brands. This is the type of business we should support. We love going here.

We think Media is a great town! Deals has some original content especially for children! Their…read moretools are made of metal and wood, which is so much better than plastic for children! We went in to copy a key for $1.99 and then bought some seeds for the start of our garden. We purchased organic radish seeds, green bell peppers, red Roman tomatoes, and a carrots! We had a wonderful experience and didn't spend too much money! Service was excellent and the store is clean and organized. No debit or credit card use unless you spend $5 or more. They are handicapped accessible but parking is a problem. If you live in the neighborhood it is much better to walk or jogging around!

This is a new-ish stripmall (relative to the 70s versions nearby) along 252 at the entrance to the…read moreSprington Pointe Woods development, and across the street from the AVE and Terrazza condo developments. As with all things, it's fancy because they added an "e" at the end of an otherwise normal word. The strip is a little sunken from the main road, so it's hard to see all that is there from street level. Probably the biggest Yelp hit here is Fresco Pizza, but there is also a Little Gym, Onde Spalon, Coffee Place (Burlap & Bean), and a bank whose name changes often. Also homed here are various incarnations of a clothing/jewelry boutique, and a tanning salon, plus other rental spaces that see a lot of turnover. This place describes itself as a "31,550 SF upscale shopping center" but, it's a pretty regular stripmall. Access is a pain. You can't enter easily (if at all) from the northermost access, but the southern driveway allows in and out. I don't like how I am forced to drive past every other store just to get where I am going, but the lot is normally pretty empty, so there is usually a choice of spaces.