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.

So many stores , very eccentric items . Lots of POC vendors . Vendors were very friendly . Huge…read moreselection of old and new items . Something for everything , nothing was priced high and negotiated is welcome . Our favorite store was abracadabra.

Pocono Bazaar Marketplace is one of the most interesting flea market's I've seen. If you are coming…read morehere from the Stroudsburg area, be aware the drive is further then it looks. This was previously the Foxmoor Village shopping center, so it has plenty of parking, and the buildings are surprisingly attractive. I visited here in early Spring, so vendors could vary at other times throughout the year. There are food trailers at the top of the complex and at least one food vendor in a building. Outside vendors were mostly $1 quality and other low-cost items you'd find at any Flea Market. Inside the buildings is an experience. The main building is quite crowded and it's very maze like, so you could easily miss interesting items. Some booths look like a hoarder's paradise, making it difficult to find items. I saw everything from toys, to comic books, to dust collectables, to knifes. Due to the crowding, I doubt it's handicap accessible, so plan accordingly. As you get to the buildings on the backside of the complex, it becomes much less crowded and much more accessible. There is a nice small grassy area in the middle of the complex with a few benches. The pad is still visible that one held a building and theater that burned down in 2017. Onside there is one very out of place full time business, a PNC Bank. Overall, at some point I want to come back here in the summer, to get the full outdoor vendor experience. If I was a local, I would be here a few times a year as there is without question deals here and the whole complex is a sight to see. I don't know if I would travel out of my way to shop here, however.

Rockaway Townsquare is a great mall to stop at, located directly off Interstate 80, and can't be…read moremissed. The mall is fairly big, with two floors, carrying a lot of familiar brand stores, and even ones that I'm sure some have never heard of. The interior has a modern look, which I'm sure had its renovation done a couple or several years back, but adds up looking clean and nice. It's in no condition of being a dead mall, despite there being a couple of closed stores, specifically anchor stores that don't exist anymore (pretty much all malls these days). The food court has a number to offer, with some of its usual eateries and a couple of ones that will blow your mind. Plenty of tables are provided to fit many people. For restaurants, there are Red Robin, The Cheesecake Factory, P.F. Chang's, Muldoon's Steakhouse & Pub, and Chipotle Mexican Grill. I wouldn't mind coming back to this mall, but won't be anytime soon due to how far I am.

Rockaway Townsquare is a pretty average mall with the exception of the cool section of gachapon…read moremachines we unexpectedly came across while walking around the mall. We were so excited to see these machines as they had genuine limited gachapon straight from Japan! The price to play each machine ranges from 4 to 5 tokens and each token is $1. This is quite expensive but for the experience I'd say it's worth trying once or twice! If you're an anime fan, they had quite a bit of gachapon from popular animes like demon slayer, spy x family and dragon ball z. There is a machine that accepts cash or card which will give you the tokens to play. We also found a cool cotton candy maker vending machine near the food court but it was super expensive, I believe $10 or so for one and the machine itself didn't look very well kept. All in all, had a fun experience here!

Man, who doesn't love a cute little village filled with shops? I won't hide that I'm proud to say I…read moredo. I mean, a place like Peddler's Village has something for everyone and it's definitely worth a return trip, which is just what my wife and I did after having visited a few years prior. You see, we were spending a few nights in nearby New Hope/Lambertville which makes a trip to PV almost a must as it's only about 10 minutes from those areas. Now if you haven't been here before, think of it like an Old Mistick Village/Kitchen Kettle Village/Smithville Shoppes kind of area (told you I like villages). What's great here though are plenty of shops you won't find elsewhere, at least not in those aforementioned shop areas. There's some crossover, but mostly the options here are unique and honestly pretty vast. What's really nice about Peddler's is the setup as the stores encompass a few greenery areas, but there are also some along a few streets and a whole other small shop area on the other side of one of these roads. Despite having been here prior, my wife and I still spent several hours going in and out of many stores and finding plenty of goodies. Those goods varied from house decor, to spices, to oils and honeys, to a few small gifts for family. Even better than the shopping might be the food and drink options. You'll find a few places to actually sit and have a meal as well as a winery (with some great vino), a brewery (shout out to Free Will!), a coffee/drink shop (Mama Hawks FTW), and a lot more. On top of that, Peddler's does a lot of seasonal celebrations of sorts. Our first trip was in the Fall and so the area was lined with tons of different scarecrows all made by different people. This recent trip was right after Easter and there was "artwork" created using Peeps marshmallows. Both referenced plenty of pop culture favorites and it was a nice added bonus to the experience. Overall, Peddler's Village is a gem of a spot. You're bound to find something worthy of buying and you'll definitely be here longer than you probably intended. Only downside is the place can get crowded, especially on a nice weekend day, so if you can find the time to head over early or during the week, make it happen. I know I'll be back again at some point whenever we find ourselves not too far away, because you can't go wrong with a cute village, am I right?

I loved visiting this quaint little village of mom & pop shops, restaurants, and specialty vendors…read more Easy to spend half a day here and there are also special events at different times of the year. There's something for everyone here and the layout makes it easy to get around. There's plenty of parking around the premises and all the shops are pet-friendly.

I came to Woodbury Common Premium Outlets this afternoon and left feeling refreshed…read more When I was younger, whenever I was stressed with work or business, I would often come here to spend a little money. Nothing beats a little retail therapy! I don't come here as often as I used to, but somehow, every visit still feels special. This afternoon, I stopped by a few premium brand stores, and every shopping experience was wonderful. On top of that, I also ended up getting quite a few steps in. By the time I got back to my car, I realized how much better I felt. Sometimes, a little shopping, a lot of walking, and a familiar place are all you need to reset.

Great selection of name-brand stores with great value…read more Clean facilities and well maintained Definitely will return for future shopping

Like Eric W. said, this place is holding on by a thread. The water buckets catching the leaks from…read morethe ceiling are still there. Finding an entrance to the mall is a challenge for the neophyte. But the mall is home to Mayhem Amusements Arcade which has some solid pinball machines. The Polish store was rad, and I wish I had more time to shop for pierogi paraphernalia, but so it goes. I braved one of the bathrooms off of the abandoned food court. There is something kind of beautiful about these decaying palaces of commerce in this era of late stage capitalism. I can't quite put my finger on it. For someone who grew up going to shopping malls in the 1980s it's kind of like walking through a Bruce Springstein song. It is hard to comprehend the juxtaposition of decay and scrappy mom-and-pop stores with the few remaining national and international retailers who maintain slick storefronts in the building despite all odds. Go for the pinball. Stay for the weirdness. Eat elsewhere. And be careful of the potholes. I do hope Wyoming Valley mall is able to pull itself out of its death spiral. Little is sadder to a kid from the 80s than a dead mall. But of course we also know that nothing lives forever. For that matter, who wants to live forever?

It's all but over here at Wyoming Valley Mall with it continuing to lose anchors and stores. If…read moreshopping here, watch for the large potholes around the ring road. The former Bon-Ton and Sears remain vacant, with Macy's also leaving in early 2025. Two major power outages also greatly affected the mall in 2025. What's left? The former Sears wing is largely vacant except for the H&M with the Macy's wing being not far behind. Both wings were cold during my visit and I'm not sure how much heat is being supplied. The JCPenney wing remains almost fully occupied with stores including American Eagle, Bath & Body Works, Maurices, and Shoe Dept. Encore among others. Food wise, Cinnabon keeps center court busy, with Auntie Anne's and Dino's remaining, but the food court is totally empty. One of the major problems is the clear lack of ownership investing in the mall. Kohan, followed by current owner's 4th Dimension Properties have not fixed the ring roads. Buckets can be found collecting water at center court and several other places in the mall, with the center court leaks being a problem for several years. The situation here will not get better. At one point not that long ago, this was the best mall in Northeast Pennsylvania. Now it's hard to justify coming here, except for the external facing Royal House Buffet. There's no word if MotorWorld will continue its project to move car dealerships here, but anything at this point would be an improvement.

Love Games and More . A fun place with lots of games. Great summer fun and all year to. You can…read moreshop and relax at games and more. Highly recommended.

When you don't want to deal with the crowd at lehigh valley mall you come here. This mall is…read morelocated just off of route 78 across the Scott dealerships on the Automall. They do not have nearly has many stores as you will find at lehigh valley mall however you can still find a great quality of assorted stores. Some of the stores include: Bath and body works, Victoria's secret, payless shoesource, footlocker, schuylkill valley sports, piercing pagoda, and Bonton just to name a few. There are also a couple of cell phone retail booths and a jewelry store. I have yet to travel to all the stores at this mall even though it is not large. I usually stick to my the right side of the mall where most of the athletic apparel can be found. In the mall parking lot, you can find a starbucks with a drive thru, a Taco bell and a bank of America drive up ATM.

I feel sad writing this review, but I felt just as sad on my visit to the Marketplace at Steamtown…read more Years ago, when I line shopping took the world by storm, I remember the malls dying. It was a strange time. Since then, retailers have learned what works in a brick and mortar and what doesn't on. Most shopping centers bounced back, even if it was often with different types of shops. I'm really not sure what is going on here. The food court only had a few options open and so many empty booths. The mall itself was just dead and most of the people I saw coming and going were patrons of the crunch fitness. I thought perhaps it could have been the time of day that I visited, but it was incredibly busy outside, so I doubt it. Being a historic landmark, I really hope they figure out how to reconfigure this mall and increase business soon.

Iconic mall from the Office, had to visit and see the Scranton sign from the opening credits of the…read moreshow.