This is your classical 70's mall with a concrete exterior and a low-key interior. It doesn't appear…read moreto have changed much over the years. You can still see the fountain where the famous YouTube video was taken. Not a lot of super high end stores, but it matches the area nicely. All it needs is an attached cinema to complete the feel of the pet rock era. I hope this place will endure. Unlike the Plymouth Meeting Mall, the exterior stores aren't doing as well as the interior. The Firehouse Subs place just closed. Security is present but not intrusive

With new ownership looking to close and redevelop most of the mall, Berkshire Mall's time is sadly…read moregetting short. What is sad, is while Berkshire Mall is no longer in it's prime, a large portion of the mall's interior remains filled with a mix of national and local tenants. It even has one fully functional fountain, in front of the Boscov's, with the fountain in front of the Sears not being operable for several years. Foot traffic on the weekends is excellent, with a portion of the community still supporting Berkshire. Unfortunately, this malls downturn largely started with the closing of Bon-Ton and Sears within a year of each other. The sale to Namdar Realty Group bought Berkshire into less reputable ownership, with their usual deferred maintenance leading to the mall almost being condemned in 2024 and a large portion of the parking lot being blocked off due to sinkhole issues. The food court upstairs is down to only three stands. What makes Berkshire worth stopping into despite all these problems? While the interior is dated, it is nice and kept clean. There is a fully functional mall retro arcade, Challenge Arcade. Berkshire Mall has one of the few full size FYE's left in the state. Various small businesses add charm and other shopping options. It's a shame that Abrams Realty Group, the malls future new owners, want to close Berkshire. Unlike Exton Square Mall, which they are also redeveloping, Berkshire Mall is not dead and it's far from it. Shame how it's going to end.

If I had to describe Ollie's, I would call it a warehouse style, discount, department store…read more A bit like a scaled down Walmart combined with a box hardware store that has products like flooring tile that you might not see at Walmart. There's bedding, some electronics, housewares, a pretty large book section, and a lot more. I found some great savings in the non-perishable food section. Probably can save between $2-$3 per item depending on what you need. That can really add up to big savings if you buy 10 or 20 items. One of the things that's a bit more interesting about Ollie's is their "as seen on TV" section that has a lot of discounted, fun and quirky items - such as a night light for inside your toilet bowl.

After being introduced to it on the other side of the state, it was fun to check out a local…read moreversion. I always look quickly through the book section and usually manage to come away with something. My only quibble is that the type of stickers they use really take some doing to come off of books, and often leave a mark. Otherwise, the deals are not as apparent as you're led to believe. A bit like the Costco model: a few big deals to bring you in, and everything else is regular-priced or higher. Don't get suckered...find your deal and get going.

This Boscov's Outlet Center is sort of like their annual tent sale but with only 1/10th…read moreof the merchandise. Limited selections. They sell mattresses and furniture here but don't expect to see any fantastic outlet prices on them. The discounted priced items here are a roll of the dice when you come in. They are mostly glass wares and kitchen items and such. Good quality stuff. Just looks like left overs from the Holidays that weren't good sellers. Some of this stuff can still be found at their regular store locations.

While visiting a friend recently we drove past the Boscov's outlet and I was intrigued. She said…read moreshe'd gotten many of good bargains there so I had to check it out for myself. It's a no frills retail environment selling overstock from the Boscov's store. The inventory changes with what they have in stock and the day of our visit most of the items were household related. Everything was new and didn't appear to be "seconds or returns". I didn't see any clothing. My friend said they have good deals on appliances and had bought some in the past. I would say the prices were comparable to a Big Lots. The day we visited they had odds and ends furniture pieces reminiscent of a Rent a Center in design and quality. They were all very affordable. If you're furnishing your first apartment or looking for occasional furniture pieces on the cheap this is where you should go. I would however question their return and warranty policies as I'm not familiar with them. While it wasn't necessarily a hit for me the day we visited, if I lived in the area I would check them out from time to time.

In late 2022, this Burlington moved from the Fairgrounds Square Mall across the street to the…read moreformer Office Max in the Maderia Plaza. Yes, the space is smaller and now only one floor, but the store is much nicer and newer. Like other Burlington's I've recently visited, this store now has security at the entrance that lets you in. Standard smaller Burlington selection that looks a lot like a Ross Dress For Less or Marshalls. Clothing stock is geared towards women, similar to most other stores like this. This store was well stocked and reasonably well organized, and I was impressed that the electronics selection had some name brand phone cables and chargers. Checkout was easy and fast. Overall decent stop and a vast improvement compared to when it was located across the street.

This is the worst Burlington, always over crowded and only 2 or 3 cashiers. The wait time in line…read morecan long. Cashiers will leave the long line to look at storage or check the back for information, leaving customers waiting additional time. Horrible customer service.

There are some good deals to be had in here but you need to know what you would pay elsewhere…read morebecause not everything is a deal in this place. They have these funny signs that say what you would pay elsewhere but some of them are so outrageous I don't know where they are comparing themselves to. The brands they carry change constantly so you can't really count on going to this place if you need specific items. The store is clean and not very crowded though.

Great deals. The produce is fresh and has longer shelf life than other local stores. There's an…read moreabundance of quality items that are unavailable elsewhere. Aisles are always clean, organized, and well stocked. Stock rotates frequently, but I can always find family favorites and essential items at reasonable prices. The store is well maintained and has professional staff. I always recommend shopping here first to save money and for a more relaxed shopping experience.

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All Awesome Bargains Great Cashiers and Assistants and…read more Managers. And Great Loss Of Preventiona and Should Be All For All Boscovs Stores.