I stopped at Lehigh Valley to kill time and explore the mall. From the way it looks, it's not a…read moredead mall but one that is on the borderline of being an active and/or a dying mall. This is one of the biggest malls in Eastern Pennsylvania, covering mainly Northampton, Monroe, and Lehigh Valley County. With that, this mall can be busy. Overall, the hallways look clean and tip-top, nicely lit, and well cared for. The crew works hard to keep the mall in great shape. The selections I find here are typical; many general stores ring a bell, and some you may not find, such as Boscov's. Overall, I'm impressed with what's offered at Lehigh Valley Mall. Will I be back again? When I drive by in the area and have time.

Sad. Truly the sad definition of a mall. I'm not sure why this place gets talked up as one of the…read more"booming" or "better" malls in the area -- because honestly, I'm not impressed. The layout feels dated, and the energy inside just isn't there. A few decent stores keep it afloat, but it's mostly uninspiring, with a lot of empty or repetitive spots. It's not terrible, but it doesn't live up to the hype or to what you'd expect from a regional shopping hub. If you're in the area, it's fine for a quick visit, but definitely don't go out of your way thinking this is some kind of retail destination.

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.

This is a nice clean small mall. Its main store in Boscov's. It's a main stop for the bus and…read morethere's a huge parking lot. There have some Indian restaurants and a food court, Hallmark, Dairy Queen. It's nice.

In an era where many malls are closing or being demolished, this one is surviving (for now). It's…read moreanchored by a Boscovs at one end and a furniture warehouse at the other that seems to have a permanent closing down sale. In the central part of the mall you have the typical shops you'd expect plus at last count 5 cellphone shops! There is a small food court with about a dozen tables. There is a discount shoe store, a gym, an arcade, several toy/game shops. It is lacking a proper coffee shop. There is a newly opened Indian restaurant. On my last visit every store was operating, there weren't any boarding up or closed storefronts. Also a popular place to walk laps when it's frigid outside.

I will start by saying I'm new to the area, we moved here last May, and live at Madison Farms. The…read moreshopping center has perhaps a dozen shops, anchored by ShopRite and a close second is Starbucks...there is always a line! There is a wonderful cleaners, she does great alterations! A Mod Pizza- my personal favorite shop! There is a Subway, a candy store, and Chipotle. Parking is tight. I know I'm missing quite a few...these are the shops I have visited so far.

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.

Very nice market space with a number of food options, from chocolate and cheese to noodles, crepes,…read moreand island-inspired eats - great for groups. There are also houseplants, a farmer's market type stand featuring fresh produce and goods, and more. The market is comfortable, with seating available to eat in and enjoy, as well as a cute kids play area with books, games, and toys. Restrooms are clean. We enjoyed noodles from Mr. Lee's Noodles and chipotle chicken crepes from Crepes at CASA. Great spot to explore!

Think of a smaller version of Philly's Reading Terminal Market.There is wide variety of sandwich,…read morepizza, coffee, beer, chocolate, Asian food, bakery, Ice cream. meat and deli kiosks. There is something here to please every member of the family. Very nicely set up in a renovated older building conveniently located right off main street. This is a worthy stop if you find yourself in the area.

3 floors of stuff. Nicely organized!…read more Good prices. Area for 45 (records, kitchen area, magazine area, furniture and nicknacks galore! Staff was nice enough. There is an area for items prices at one dollar. Port-a-potty. ( restroom is located out front )

While checking out the Leesport Farmers Market Sunday Flea Market, we decided to explore the area…read morewhile heading towards Allentown. We couldn't find much about Fleetwood Antique Mall during our initial web searches, but wanted to give it a chance. It's easily accessible off of U.S. Route 222. Parking is an informal affair with no marked lines; we ended up parking near one of the back buildings. Even before entering Fleetwood Antique Mall, you can tell this place is different with several old vehicles on display out front. Random statues also are on display everywhere outside. Fleetwood Antique Mall is three floors with several rooms on each floor, and several outlying buildings. First floor of the main building is handicap accessible, but others do not appear to be. The Antique Mall has a solid variety of unique items, is clean, with little junk. First floor has a large amount of antique and retro furniture. Statues that look like they came from restaurants or bars are everywhere and stand out. This place is so loaded with items; you have to look up as they are even hanging from the rafters. Second floor is similar to the first; we found unique video game systems in one booth. The third floor has a low ceiling and as we are tall it was a challenge to explorer, but it mostly contained furniture. Outlying buildings contain items including but not limited to office furniture and mattresses. One building contains the $1 budget section, and in the basement were old trunks and hubcaps. This store does something that many other Antique stores don't: they have tape measures, pens, and paper on every floor, a simple but smart idea. The front desk employee was helpful and asked how we found them. She also provided us with information about their sister location, The Shoppes at Kirbyville, located just down the road. Overall, we were surprised by the lack of reviews as this place was great. Fleetwood Antique Mall is totally with a stop when in the area.

Amazing finds!!! Can spend hours walking around. Food court there too. Went for Christmas vintage…read moreballs . Came out with boxes!!! Love this place!

Fun day out filled with nostalgia and full food options and booze to boot, what more could you want!read more