This is a newer shopping center, being built within the last few years or so. It has a nice range…read moreof stores and a good aesthetic to it, I do love the brick building theme it has going on. Aldi and Jersey Mike's are the highlights for me, and being on Skippack Pike and Route 202 it is bound to bring in traffic, as crowded as the area can get. I look forward to checking out more stores in this shopping center.

This is a strip mall and in the age of failing retail this brick and mortar area holds on nicely…read more There are several different types of shops including a somewhat high-end grocery store and probably the best liquor store in the county. It also breaks the 'strip mall' vibe by having several restaurants and a movie theatre offset to the main drag so there is a lot for entertainment and shopping. I would say the downside is the parking lot. The main line through it...meanders. It's the only word to describe it and this can be a little annoying when trying to drive through. I think i is someone's design to be more park like and avoid ridged straight lines but it means that in several cases lines of parked cars meet the main drag at odd angles sometimes making right of way somewhat ambiguous. also there is little in the way of a safe path to the buildings set away from the main strip so it can, in he evening especially, be a little difficult to get from one area to the other.

Gwynedd Mercy Shopping Center is a decent shopping center, let down by a poor parking lot design…read moreand layout especially near the AMC 309 theater. That aside, it's great store wise. It has a recently rennovated AMC 309, an Olive Garden, The Greene Turtle and Firebirds restaurants, Staples and an Aldi to name a few of the big attractions. It is also conveniently located before the intersections of Route 309 and Welsh Road with exits onto each road. I would recommend checking this shopping center out for the stores, but be wary of the parking lot and layout of it.

Reports of the Montgomery Mall's death are greatly exaggerated…read more Yes, Montgomery Mall has some vacant space. Yes, Simon Properties did just "put it in a chapter" and let the creditors sell it off to a new mall company. And, yes, it's not what it once was during its glory days. But from news reports and comments from friends, I was under the impression that when I stopped by the mall, it would be a ghost town: a veritable trip through the ruins of capitalism past. Instead, I found that it's still a pretty decent mall, and that while it's not in its long-ago glory days, there's at least as much in it now as there's been for quite some time. The mall has all the mall staples, a decent food court, several other attached restaurants. It's getting less traffic than some of the other malls in the area, but if you're looking to do some basic mall shopping and avoid crowds, I think it's just fine.

Challenged child screaming on the floor for over a half hour. Where is security to talk to his…read morecaregiver? Everyone disturbed but child continues to scream. Wish someone would assist him. Poor security.

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!

Tons of stuff of high and low quality. Deals to be found. However, like many HomeGoods I've gone…read moreinto, very disorganized. Yes, all the bedding is in one area as are all the towels, however, beyond that it is a free-for-all. Plan to be patient once you get here to take the time necessary to seek whatever you came to find. It is there, and probably at a reasonable price, if you take the time!

HomeGoods was supposed to enter the Hawaii market but pulled out. I've never been to any of their…read morestores but just so happened to be near one, so I headed inside to check them out. THE STORE: This store is located in the sleepy Center Square Plaza strip mall. They're part of the TJX Company that includes TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeSense, Winners, and Sierra. Like others have told me, they sell similar items like sister company TJ Maxx - clothing, household goods, small furniture, toys, etc. The store was clean, pretty organized, with competitive pricing. It's a small footprint so perusing the store was easy. I personally wouldn't shop here as I don't like hunting for things, and I feel that their inventory is "temporary" - like once you find something you like, it won't be available in the future, the main reason why I don't patronize our local TJ Maxx back home. We were in need of a greeting card and was sure they' sell some but they didn't. OVERALL: To each his/her own!

Montgomery Square is a shopping center located in Montgomeryville Pa, in between two major roads,…read moreRoute 202 and Route 309. There is a main entrance on Knapp Road (the road that connects the big Routes) but that can get very busy. There is a entrance only coming from Route 309 and exit only near Route 202 as well. Now for the stores itself. This shopping center has some big names including Giant, Michael's, Gabes, Bed Bath & Beyond, Barnes and Noble and an Applebees. There is also an Americas Best glasses and contacts place). Overall, it's a very awesome shopping center with some pretty neat stores. The parking can get a bit confusing and cramped in areas but there is plenty of it. It's worth a visit if you are in Montgomeryville!

This used to be my favorite mall when it had lot of shops, now it seems less interesting. The food…read morecourt has fewer options. The parking is still available around the mall tough to find spots near the mall. The kids play area and Lego center are probably around and good. Definitely down trending hopes the mall stays for some more time.0

Is this place even open?? I came all the way over here they got the entrance blocked off at the…read moremall. 1:37 in the afternoon. I think they're closed. Store sucks I'll never come back here again.

Located at the intersection of Route 202 and Township Line Road lies this shopping center. It holds…read morea decent Giant and perhaps the best part about it, a awesome IHOP which happens to be the only one for a long while. Those two chains are the biggest names here, the rest is all smaller stores in a strip mall and a Santander bank. If you want a place to shop for food and a great breakfast chain this is worth checking out, but there is more to this shopping center as well that is worth exploring.

The mix of venders in this little shopping strip is varied from Arby's, Bottom Dollar, Dairy Queen,…read moreDollar Tree, Harbor Freight, Lee's Hoagie House, Staples, Starbucks, Taco Bell, TJMax, UPS, Vacante's Barber Shop, WaWa & Wells Fargo Bank. Most of your needs can be satisfied during your shopping center visit.

Northtowne Plaza is a great shopping center located off the busy intersection of Route 202 and…read moreGermantown Pike in Plymouth Meeting. There are many great stores here including one of the closest Arbys to where I live (sadly, there are none near Souderton), a Dollar Tree, Gamestop, Staples, Taco Bell, Starbucks, a few banks (Wells Fargo and Bank of America), TJ Maxx and a Greene Turtle to name a few of the biggest attractions. The parking lot can get confusing to navigate especially when busy and the light onto Germantown Pike can get backed up easily, but aside from those small details it is still a great shopping center!