I was here for a wedding two years ago then back tonight for a private event. It's a really nice…read morevenue! Easy to get to and lots of parking. The ballroom is two floors with the second floor looking down into the first. When I attended the wedding the couple got married at the venue as well. Everything was handled flawlessly when turning it over to dining after the ceremony. Food was great too! The event tonight was very nice. There was plenty of room for the many registration tables. The ballroom held over 30 tables for businesses to share their well known dishes. There were also also high top tables throughout.

I'm not much of a theatre type of person so when I saw a good deal, I thought I had nothing to lose…read moreexcept a few dollar bills. It was worth it. I arrived an hour early, had decent parking since they have a private lot, grabbed my will call seats, ate a snack and sat with my friend before the show started. The seating was small but I have heard bad stories about other theaters in Philly. I'm 5'1 so having a clear view means a lot and also I had enough room to have my coat in my lap. It is tight seating, I won't deny that but not so bad. Overall the venue is between a 3 star and 4 star. I do want to recommend an early arrival to get parking and avoid any lines. There is an elevator but you I recommend calling ahead to verify if you may need assistance.

Oh what a fabulous venue and owner! Our family hosted a repast in March, to celebrate our loved one…read moreand gather to comfort one another. Nearly every family member commented about how beautiful the venue was decorated in purple, white and silver. Also, we found the location without any challenges and there was plenty of parking. While many people consider this location for parties in the evening or weekends, it was actually perfect for mid-day and a repast. The owner worked beautifully with our caterers and even rolled up her sleeves to ensure our event was perfect! I'm unsure when the next opportunity will be for our family to host something there, but I'm looking forward to it. Thanks Ms. Reba for a fabulous event space.

The event space is very nice . It's a blank canvas for the most part that you can really create…read morewhat you want out of it . I went into the venue to meet the owner over a year 1/2 ago when I visited the store next to it . She had the doors open allowing visitors to come view the space . She was very nice and sweet . She was excited , and what I thought at the time very professional. I've sent multiple ppl to her over the last year cause I loved her energy. She probably wouldn't remember me cause she is in contact with so many ppl but I always remembered that I would have a party at her venue if I had the chance . My family hosted a 60th birthday party at Fabulous events this weekend . I don't know if she was having a bad day or what but she was so rude and unprofessional, I was disgusted and disappointed. She was nitpicking at every little thing we did as far as set up and making really offensive remarks . She was irritated at something . It's one of those things that's hard to explain and understand, like why is she being so rude ?????? Even at the end of the night , it was like GET OUT . The man she had with her did ask how our night went but she did not. As far as I know , it's her venue so I hold her to a high regard. The person who we gave the party for was a stroke victim , who was still in recovery and we just wanted to celebrate her still being here with us for her 60th . Plus It had stormed so bad before our event that it set us back. We had a large amount of ppl coming to us from Philly, Delaware , NY and even Raleigh NC. So our event started at 5 but honestly ppl didn't get there until 6/630 cause it rained so bad. The owner was back at 10pm sharp and walking around huffing and puffing and making smart comments about what she wouldn't do and would do if this was her party. She made us feel very uncomfortable. Not welcoming at all. There was a moment while cleaning up that my sister in law was about to snap on her for being so rude . Honestly I would never recommend, refer or use this event space ever again. I was one of the ones shouting for ppl to go here . I own two very popular businesses in the same area , so I am in contact with so many ppl on a daily basis. I pride myself on love , customer service and professionalism. In the last 5 years Of being in business I would never make my customers feel so uncomfortable and unappreciated. We paid our money to be there . We went over and beyond to make this happen for the person we wanted to celebrate. And to have such a nasty demeanor was disgusting. The venue is nice , but there are other venues in the same area where we have had events at , with better aesthetics and was treated with so much more respect. She should humble herself a bit. I just really wanted to support this venue cause of how I felt before when I met her . Ppl show their true colors eventually.

This place is a good old-fashioned sewing teaching studio. The owner went above and beyond to…read moreintroduce sewing as an art to my daughter and guests for her recent tenth birthday party. The owner's passion for sewing was evident and she made everything special/customized with my daughter's name and theme. She stressed safety and education. The shop itself is extremely nice/organized. It was by far the best kid party I ever threw and I throw a party every year. I would not hesitate to book this place and I look forward to taking sewing classes at the salon with my daughter immediately. Ten stars, not five, ten. Thank you. MWJ, Esq.

A resource center for all ages and it's located on the west side of Chester where there aren't any…read morecommunity centers. Also a lot of resources for entrepreneurs!

Top shelf establishment. Beautiful landscaping is only outdone at their downstairs Wine cellar with…read morebreathtaking view of lake to walk alongside sipping wine with appetizers. Customer service is amazing!!

When I was in middle school, Auletto's was the default banquet space for our many Drama and Music…read moreAward nights, and the occasional class dance. I remember, as a 13-year-old, hating the same chicken parm buffer dinner with the lifeless potatoes and the tasteless green beans. So when my then-fiance suggested Auletto's as a possible wedding venue, I balked at the idea. It wasn't until we sat down with Jim Auletto, the owner, that I realized I had no way of appreciating Auletto's for a wedding from the lens and experience of a 13-year-old. We had our wedding here in January 2008, and it was such a memorable, beautiful, wonderful experience! From day 1 when we first sat down with Jim to the last few minutes in the space the night of our wedding, the staff had been so helpful. We had a lot of our own ideas that we wanted to bring to the table, and Jim has done a LOT of weddings there - he was able to lay it out for us what he's seen work and not work in the space. We brought in outside lighting, but decided to go with their preferred centerpiece floral vendor rather than taking on that task ourselves. Even their wedding cake vendor, Termini's, was fantastic. All we did was email them a picture of what we wanted and our cake type and frosting picks, and that was it. The space itself offers a really unique wedding experience, particularly when it comes to their wine cellar for the cocktail hour. Our guests raved about they ceremony overlooking Lake Almonesson in the Terrace Room, then heading downstairs to the wine cellar, and then back up on the other side to the fully decorated Grand Ballroom. It was a very neat series of transitions. I'm sure Auletto's is lovely in the spring and summer, particularly for outdoor weddings and with their new outdoor tented area, but the dark interiors with hints of japonnaise decor suited our winter wedding perfectly. I realize now, that when you're paying the big bucks for big ticket events like a wedding, the food is a LONG way away from the default booster association buffet options of middle school. The menu choices are many, and our tasting, as a result, was delicious. The night of the wedding, the food was impeccably prepared with generous portions, and the wine selections perfectly paired. We went with Filet Mignon, Chicken Savannah, and Sea Bass- my husband and I can speak for the filet (mouthwatering, buttery, HUGE), but our guests loved the other two options as well. Auletto's was also quite accommodating to any special dietary needs. The prices do vary by season; peak wedding months will certainly pay more. But since we were in the lowest-off-season wedding month, Jim threw in a lot of deals and extra upgrades to keep our business, making our wedding truly beautiful and memorable as a result. In fact, Jim made the whole wedding venue process so easy, it was the one part of our wedding we didn't have to devote much stress to - we knew we were in good hands. I definitely recommend this to other NJ brides and grooms looking for an elegant venue for their wedding.

I grew up a mile away from Indian Acres but now live about a half hour away. I still come back…read moreevery year to get our pumpkins here, and recently tried the winter wonderland illuminated walking trail for the first time. It's a smaller farm than nearby Johnson's Corner farm, and they don't grow any food to my knowledge, so it's much less crowded and chaotic, plus cheaper. You can't pick your own berries or apples or anything, but the hayride out to the "pumpkin patch" is fun to do in the fall, and there is enough to do besides pumpkin picking to stretch it into a full afternoon of inexpensive family friendly fun. They have a playground, goats and alpacas, a small maze, plus plenty of food and live music on the weekends. My girlfriend, 11-year-old son and I recently tried their winter wonderland illuminated walking trail which they just started up in 2022. For the three of us, after taxes and fees, it was $57.90. It was a very pleasant night strolling the 1/4 mile trail filled with lights and christmas music, plus the several campfires set up at the end of the trail.

The staff helped us take photos even though Santa had left for the season. We later met up with a…read morevery fun Grinch on the trails. We had hot chocolate and enjoyed the fun displays! It was a little expensive but fun to get the kids out away from their phones. There was a nice selection of Christmas lights, little vignettes and Rita's Village. There are also goats to feed.

The Quaker Meeting House and Conference Center is the ideal place to host your next event. I hosted…read moremy daughter's wedding reception there this year and we regularly use this venue to host our meetings and conferences for SisterHood Inc. The dining hall accomodates up to 120 guests and their state of the art commercial kitchen is amazing! I love that there are no restrictions on catering your own event. The rental rate is reasonable and the time allotment is generous. I find the management to be professional, gracious and very accommodating.

We just had our wedding here in the Meeting House and Ockanickon Room. The guests liked the ease…read moreof parking and that the ceremony and reception were in the same building. The courtyard was beautiful and goes right into the Meeting House so I was able to have a bagpiper play in the courtyard as I walked down the aisle. The price for the wedding was incredible, we paid for an extra hour, the use of the full kitchen, (which is huge and industrial), we also paid to set up the night before and for them to clean up. With all the extra requests we had and all the extra time it was still incredibly affordable. I loved that I didn't have to choose a venue that made me use their baker and caterer. We chose our food and our favorite bakery. We were able to buy beer and wine cheaply and serve it via bartender. We saved heaps of money doing the wedding here and people loved the history that resonates from this place. You don't have to be a Quaker, Quaker's are incredibly accepting of everyone and this makes it great if you have a lot of guests that are different religions, or do not have religion. Everyone felt comfortable and welcome. Thanks again to the Burlington Meetinghouse, it meant a lot to us. Will post pictures of our set-up when our photographer gets them to us!

We celebrated my uncle's 60th birthday at Maple Shade Lions Club over the weekend. The room was…read moredecent; pretty standard for a small town hall. The bathrooms could use an update. What struck me most was that the room was hot. My dad asked several times to have the temp regulated and was told that the system is slow to cool the room. My aunt went with the in-house caterer and they did a nice job. Dinner included a spread of salads, roast beef, meatballs and sausage, ziti, veggies, etc. It was a standard menu but the food was good, definitely better than expected. We had a DJ for the party and I had to request that the lighting be adjusted so that we weren't all dancing in the bright light. This is a no frills kind of place that may require some extra DIY, but it's not a bad option for a birthday or shower.