The square is cozy! Clean and full of dining options in addition to shopping. There are boutiques…read moreand well known chain stores for shopping. Community is friendly. There is even music playing within the landscape! How cute! A lot of the sizes have price ranges that would be considered mid range to higher end. There's even a gym in the area. Definitely will be back for shopping & a stroll.

Ready to spend big bucks to impress your materialistic friends? Suburban square is one of the…read morefirst malls in American and it is open air. More like a small city parking can be a mess. A good variety of stores make for browsing fun and the also have a gym. The central tower features a ton of professional offices. My parents used to take me to F.A.O. Schwartz to get the toys needed to play with rich Main Line children.

Since Borders went under, I haven't stepped foot in this shopping center... It's been maybe 2 years…read morenow. Anyway, I drove by today, as I do almost everyday and noticed that they plan to add a farmers market! Gullifty's is still there and the management is looking for more stores to occupy the place. I suggest a planet fitness, another apple store, candy store, and maybe a daycare place. Right now, it's not really rate- able, but I guess it's worth 2 stars mainly because its an empty ghost town, but not for long!! I miss the old borders though... I used to love studying there. It was so peaceful and there were so many things to look at. Maybe a coffee shop might work?

I am back in the area after summer travels and one of my first stops was Rosemont Square. Not only…read morehas it received a complete renovation, but the center has come alive with wonderful new tenants! I have used the nail salon for years and their newly expanded space is terrific. Joining them now is barre 3 fitness studio (need to try this asap!) and downstairs, my new favorite market: MOM's. Their store has it all: organic produce and meats, allergen-free options for everything from cheese and crackers to ice cream to healthy children's snacks and juices, and a HUGE selection of skincare products and vitamin supplements. They also offer free water to stay hydrated while you peruse their wide aisles or wait for your order from their Naked Lunch bar. I highly recommend the black bean burger....their juice bar is fantastic, also. Shopping here is truly eye-opening. And speaking of opening, I was excited to see the progress being made for the opening of the farmer's market. With vendors such as LeBus and Margaret Kuo's and Bella Olivia, among others, I am very eager for this part of the newly-renovated center to open. My routine stops to Rosemont Square for the pharmacy and the nail salon just got much more exciting!

Knowledgeable worker and terrific prices. If they carry the brand you want, you are unlikely to…read morefind lower price elsewhere.

Great sneakers, excellent selections and Steve is terrific. Seriously, why would you ever buy…read more sneakers anywhere else?!?!

I appreciate a secondhand store where the goal is not to try to squeeze as much money out of…read morecustomers for used items, but to simply sell donated goods at reasonable prices in support of an important cause. Bryn Mawr Hospital Thrift certainly fits the bill. The first floor of the store is all household goods and furniture. We marveled at the very low cost of the china cabinets, and my daughter lamented that the store isn't located in Chicago where she is trying to furnish an apartment. The second floor is all clothing. Even though they have labels for children and men's clothing, about 80% is for women. The clothing is quite well-organized by size and type, so it's easy to home in on specific styles. The clothes are clean - the shirts that I purchased seemed to have been professionally laundered and pressed. There were some high-end designer labels in the mix, but they weren't priced any differently from other clothes in the same category. I came away with two dress shirts and two ties for $11; in all we spent just $23 for a fair number of very nice items. Staff here isn't terribly friendly but not rude either. All in all this is an excellent store with lots of choices and outstanding prices.

As a seasoned thrifter, I walked away pleased. I first just want to give a shoutout to Marianna who…read morewas just the sweetest when I needed to park my stroller downstairs to put my little baby in the carrier and take him up to the Women's section. She was really so kind and let me know I could leave it there and go shop. They were running 50% off of colored tags the day I went. I didn't find any in the tag colors, but I did find 2 pairs of flats for $19, which isn't bad at all. They also had a fill a bag sale outside with 50 cent items. The clothing upstairs was abundant and ranged in sizes. I also saw some Anthropologie brands, some designer, and some higher end clothing for fairly decent prices. Anthro clothing for $10 is pretty good. Hopefully the next time I won't be all sweaty and carrying a baby and linger longer. There is a little lot in the front, but I found parking behind the business was easy enough and cheap (50 cents covered it).

I am a reader. I have always been a reader…read more I was a toddler who was reading before I was speaking. Mavey's is my kind of bookstore. Nestled in a row of historic buildings & shops, this tiny little bookstore manages to have a vast variety of books while at the same time being carefully curated. Things are mostly grouped by type, though there's also a delightful jumble, books you wouldn't expect to be side-by-side on a shelf, yet they work. The owner is delightful, happy to chat and also perfectly comfortable with silent exploration. The various recommendations are written by hand, posted right by the book on the shelf. It's an easy walk from the Ardmore train & bus. Parallel metered parking on street and a large municipal garage around the corner. Their pricing is fair, not a race-to-the bottom, also not extravagantly overpriced. You can pay slightly less to a vast conglomerate whose executives take joyrides to space while driving their s workers to exhaustion. Or you can come to this place that loves books and the people that read them. I choose the latter. I hope you do too.

This is an adorable little bookstore. It turns out to be right around the corner from Char & Stave,…read moremy fave coffee spot when I'm in town. I love that this is BIPOC and woman-owned; it's super satisfying to support a small business. I appreciate not only the curated collection of books but also the fact that they do events, which helps create community. And of course I'm enjoying my book, which I didn't know about before but was glad to have purchased!

This was an early evening visit to the Ardmore, PA CVS. In the past it was the worst pharmacy ever,…read morebut tonight it was the best. I had to have a script transferred from another state and they did it well, and at pick up the person cashing us out was pleasant and had a sense of humor. There was no wait time When we didn't find an item quickly, the stock person who was actually the manager found the items quickly from supply and cheerfully brought them out.The cashier in the front was also fast and pleasant. This is not your old CVS

They have lots of staff,most of them have zero idea of what's going on.they did not have my…read moreMeds. They said I should drive around and try to find a cvs that has them.thats no help. They are clueless And show o desire to help customers

The owner here is very personable and friendly. Was here with my wife and was really impressed by…read moreDonna Handel - the owner. She really knew her stuff and was low pressure. She just try's to help you find the right look for you. It was a pleasure to shop there and pleasant experience

Listen to Donna. She knows her stuff. I walked into…read morePetunia's looking for jewelry to match a dress I bought online & was less-than-thrilled with. Donna took one look at my face and said, "I have the perfect dress for you." I'm between 12-14 and am working through some insecurities, so when she said that, I said "yeah, right." Donna told me I deserved to feel delicious in my dress, so I tried it on. My God. I looked and felt like a mermaid Goddess. The dress is a beautiful mermaid/trumpet style gown that hugged my curves in all the right places (I'll update with pictures soon!). It was affordable and very well-made. Normally, I would've walked right by it. Thank God I listened to Donna's advice. She is honest, smart, so so stylish, and she sees and celebrates the beauty of everyone who walks into her boutique. I felt like Cinderella and Donna was the fairy godmother (the Brandy/Whitney Houston version with the sassy and fabulous Godmother!). I could go on about our wonderful, h uplifting conversation, but I'll end my review with this: Stop in and say hi. See what's there. I guarantee you will leave feeling "delicious!"

I do not have a lot of experience getting things framed. When I do, I'm somewhat shocked at the…read moreprice! Everything adds up quickly and I've spent 200 bucks on a frame\glass\matting before. Probably why I don't have too much experience! I have a concert poster from Dead and Company that is very dear to me, it was a great night celebrating my birthday with some good friends. Had another one from the Black Keys this year that also deserved framing. So I stopped into the Framers Market Gallery which happens to be right around the corner from me to get some ideas of what it would cost...I am SOOO happy I did! Aileen(sp?) was working the counter and she is good at her job! So glad I went with her recommendations! The Black Keys one she figured out quickly and I'm very happy with it! She looked longer at the Dead and Co poster and ran a couple ideas past me...I'd never have thought this, but she suggested I use 2 frames!?! A blue one on the inside, to pickup the blue from the poster, and a black one outside, which would match my other artwork. I wasn't sure how it would look when done, but liked the idea, and it was actually cheaper with 2 frames than using matting... Think it took about 2 weeks and I was so happy with them both! The Dead and Co poster just blows me away, I love it! It was also cheaper than my previous framing experiences, so double the recommendation! Thank you Aileen, I'll be back with more!

I have done a lot of business with owner Jane from framers market gallery from buying the art work…read morein house as well as gaming 37 paintings all beautifully done. Jane has a professional eye for color ,texture and size . She had my art worked framed and all of the images came alive and just beautifully done. I highly recommend going to her three shops and look at all the wonderful new ideas and colors. Thanks Jane and staff for making my walls fabulous!

A cute little shop right in the middle of town. We were drawn in by the window display. There was a…read moregood clothes section. Housewares were limited but it was very crowded with people loving the selection . The staff was friendly and prices were decent. Not far from the Junior League Theift store.

I made a mistake dropping off my donations and was screamed at by a worker here for around 5…read moreminutes. I won't return. The donations set up is very confusing and I misunderstood the directions.