Directly across from Haverford College. There are a bunch of boutiques. Today, was the MLAR pet…read moreadoption event!

Haverford Square has amazing boutiques as well as food places to dine! It has become my go-to with…read moreshopping! If you haven't been, I highly reccommend spending a day and checking out its unique boutiques and restaurants!

Seen better days-YES! And if all the political infighting…read morefrom the township ever ceases this could be a great shopping center again. Much like it was in the 70s and 80s. But it still has a great food store in ShopRite, bank, hardware store, and medical office and it serves the needs of the senior citizens at the apartment high-rise next-door.

It's a dilapidated shopping center that has seen better days. It was slated for a major…read morerenovation, but thanks to political bickering, this is being delayed, assuming it ever happens at all. This place was jumping at one point, but that era is over. Most of the tenants have fled, leaving more vacancies than occupied storefronts. Shop Rite and Anthony's are all that's worth coming for. The entire facility is literally falling apart, and twice so far I have twisted my ankle on busted-up asphalt. Eventually this place will collapse and sink into the ground. Avoid it in the meantime.

Lots of choices here with a Staples, Acme, and Ace Hardware all in one lot plus you will find other…read moreunique choices like the used book store. Unfortunately the Fisher's Ace Hardware that relocated here from Drexline is a shadow of its original self.

A mishmash of stores is probably the best description of this grouping. Restaurants and other…read morebusinesses don't seem to have too much staying power here except the Hibachi and the bar at the south end. Staples, Empire Beauty School and the new Verizon store that got upgraded from across the street are the anchor stores. The parking lot is full of speed bumps to prevent cut through traffic. Due to the strange configuration, you have to enter at the light on Rte 320 near Staples and do the hairpin turn to get to most of the stores.

Oh boy. Two stars for nostalgia (seeing loads of movies and dropping loads of quarters into the…read morearcade machines from 1988-1994) but this really is, in the words of my brother, the Delco "dirt mall." Half of the stores are empty, there's an enormous Fashion Bug, like 18 dollar stores, and a uniform store. Oh and the nastiest K-Mart ever. Seriously, this must be government subsidized because it's always empty and never staffed. The video game store is horrible and will likely close soon (if it hasn't already) and even the restaurant, Italian Delight, left and opened up across the street. Oh, and the arcade and movie theatre of my youth are now gone.

Don't bother. It only got one star because you can't give zero…read more The mall is deserted, I don't think there is a single open store. Apart from Kmart or Acme, there's no reason to go there. In 2007 they did film some scenes for the upcoming movie 'Lovely Bones' , but I think all the sets have been dismantled, so it's not even worth a visit to see a movie set. I'd be very suprised if the place isn't torn down in the next few years.

I love all the stores in this shopping center.. My only issue is going in/out during busy times…read more I've learned to take the back entrance which is longer but less of a hassle. I will be back to shop!

The "Crossroads" referenced are Route 1 and Sproul Road (320), in Springfield. **Note, Yelper,…read moreNeil H. corrected this, thanks, Neil H.!!! * * * TIP * * * The back entrance is off of Old Marple Road, and it is MUCH less stressful. There is a hallway pass-through located in the corner of the L, between K&G and Carter's. The hallway used to smell like urine, but was repainted about a year ago, and is much nicer. It is all well-lit, but sometimes people hang out in there, and it can be sketchy. It still beats the craziness in the front lot, so I now park in back every time! This shopping center features mainly big anchor stores like Walmart, Old Navy, AMC 10 Theaters, Marshall's, PetSmart, Jo-Ann's, DSW, Burlington, etc. They also have Sally Beauty, Sleepy's, Bath & Body Works, Five Below, Jenny Craig, Dress Barn, and GameStop. There are some mom-n-pop stores in amidst the giants, like a kid's store, two hairdressers, etc. There are not many restaurant options, just a bagel place, salad place, Subway, and a Mexican place. This is a big Septa bus destination, which brings huge crowds, particularly on the weekends. Parking is also totally crowded, and drivers are miserable. The most recent renovation (a while ago at this point) changed the lot, so you are forced to the left or right when you enter at the front, and then funneled down lanes other than where you really want to go. It is a total mess, and causes a lot of road rage. Again, this is why I park in back. Anyone remember when Circuit City and Filene's were here? Or that basement discount store that got replaced by Jo-Ann's? I've been shopping at this place for many years! I think Marshall's is the only store that's been here forever, since the 80s.

This strip mall has been around for what seems like forever and as a result has a much better…read morelooking façade than other places on Baltimore Pike. You can get just about anything here. Some stores have been around forever like the health/organic food store called Martindale's and the Famous Footwear. Parking got markedly worse when the Outback Steakhouse moved in and worse yet once they started opening for lunch. The Springfield post office is here as well. Parking is the biggest challenge here but there is plenty of variety.