Quakertown Plaza is a shopping center on Route 309. It has a Buffalo Wild Wings, Joann Fabrics, a…read moreWine & Spirits Store, AT&T store, Rite Aid, Philly Pretzel Factory, Giant Food Stores with a Giant gas station, Boston Market and a TD Bank to name a few of the stores. At one point it did have a Friendlys which was always my main reason to come to this shopping center but that closed down and turned into Buffalo Wild Wings. Also some notes about this shopping center. Quakertown Family Restaurant is in the same lot but in its own section, only accessed by Route 309. This also connected to Richland Crossing Shopping Center (by the Quakertown Health Center) but that is it's own shopping center with its own stores. There are a few lights and exits to this shopping center (not including the ones in the next shopping center over) and it has alot of space and parking, I'd just watch out for those nasty speed bumps in the back of the lot.

The Shoppes At Upper Hanover is a shopping center located on Gravel Road in East Greenville. This…read moreshopping center holds the Walmart of East Greenville, one of my favorite Walmarts around and one of my Mom's favorites too (it's about a half hour away from where I live in Souderton, we often like to make a special trip up here every once in a while). In addition to Walmart there are other stores such as Autozone, Wells Fargo Bank, Domino's, Supercuts and Gamestop to name more of the big name stores. What makes this shopping center better is the chocolate factory that sits next door which is awesome on a breezy day! The Shoppes At Upper Hanover is located in a great area which is wide open, full of space and very scenic. It's definitely worth a visit!

Snyder Square is a shopping center located off of Cowpath Road in Hatfield PA. It's a decent sized…read moreshopping center with a stripmall and scattered stores around the shopping center. It includes a Giant, Giant Gasoline, Great Clips, CVS Pharmacy, TD Bank, and a nice Beer store to name a few of the highlight stores. The parking lot is mostly straight forward although the way the rows dead end and finding the exit could be tricky to any newcomers. There are 3 entrances and exits, one with a light which is great to use, one without a light further on Cowpath Road and one side exit onto Orvilla Road which is by personal favorite. It's a great shopping center with some good stores so I would give it a recommendation to check out.

Not a bad shopping center. My main stores are Walmart, Harleysville Pizza, Giant and Dairy Queen,…read morethey usually keep me coming back even if they arent my favorite locations of those said stores. The parking lot is smaller and narrow and can get a bit confusing at time, and it can be a pain if it is really busy. Still, it's not as bad if you dont mind a bit of a walk to whatever store your going to. I dont usually use the main entrance, but the side entrance onto Route 113 with the light is a life saver. I would recommend checking out the the variety of stores (as there are many more beyond what I go to) but be wary about the parking.

I really don't like the "stars" review system. And this is why…read more The Providence Town shopping center was built 6 years ago. It has stood vacant every since. I'm sure there is a story to be told here. About the rise and fall of shopping in America. I nominate this shopping center as ground zero. It's in surprisingly good shape. Whoever owns it is taking very good care of the property. You don't notice the vacancies until you drive into the parking lot and see all the empty store fronts. It's very close to the Providence Crossing shopping center a mile or so up the road into Royersford. So I give it 5 stars because, although completely vacant, the current owner is taking care of it. Truly the best example of a ghost mall out there.

New Britian Village Square is a shopping center located in Chalfont at the intersection of West…read moreButler Avenue and County Line Road. This shopping center has quite a few different stores scattered around including a Giant which I stopped at today. Parking seems decent and it's in a convenient location so it's pretty average shopping center.

Truth be told, I'm never really in this shopping center altogether that much, I'm always across the…read morestreet at Gwynedd Crossing Shopping Center. I can say it looks like a nice shopping center and is conveniently placed next to Route 309. What makes this shopping center interesting is it's lack of big name chains/stores, the biggest ones being McDonalds and a Dunkin Donuts. It has alot of smaller stores and eateries, which isn't nessecarily a bad thing. Last year I went to the Iron Hill Brewery and I loved it, so maybe there is more to.this shopping center that meets the eye. You just have to look for it!

Not to be confused with the shopping center it connects to, Quakertown Plaza, this refers to the…read moreupper section of the connected lots. This has the Super Walmart, the Arby's, the Applebees, the Earl Bowl Lanes, and even the Regal Richland Crossing cinema in the back lot past Walmart. While I haven't been to too many of the stores other than the ones listed, it has the closest Arbys around and a decent movie theater so that makes it a win in my book. It has its own light to leave onto 309 (and avoid Quakertown Plaza) and the back entrance/exit past the movie theater onto California Road is quiet and less crowded too. My only advice is watch out for traffic as it can get annoying at times, but other than that it is a solid shopping center.