I love the Willow Grove Mall, it's one of my favorite malls in the area!! (Slightly above Plymouth…read moreMeeting and on par with King of Prussia). There are many things I love. The Willow Grove area, 3 large stories to walk around, the many stores including a Sears Hardware, a Macy's, and a decent sized food court, they even have enough space for a fountain, a giant Christmas tree that spans all 3 stories and a carousel on the third floor! They also have one of the best Cheesecake Factory's I've been to so far, that's a plus too. Another thing I noticed that is worth pointing out is the fact that unlike other malls, the Willow Grove Mall has many stores open and not too many closed down which is great as it adds to the selection of stores to shop at! The parking lot it is in is very large and wraps around the mall, with a 3 storie parking garage and many other stores around the lot. I'm not at the Willow Grove Mall too often (I live 40 minutes away) but when I do go, it's always a enjoyable experience and an awesome occasion!

My recollection of Willow Grove Park Mall was much brighter than current reality. We came to visit…read morethe Apple Store on the second floor so we could get maintenance on an iWatch. Walking in my first impression was of an under lit massive cave, rather than the circus like atmosphere of the early years of WGPM (the last time I was there was at least 15-20 years ago). Although Bloomingdale's and Macy's still anchored, Strawbridge's Sears and J.C. Penny were long gone. Several escalators were out of service and an elevator was blocked off for repairs. Just a little depressing, and word on the street is that it had recently been sold to scavenger commercial realtor with a bad reputation for selling off poorly functioning malls in pieces and leaving skeletons behind. At least we were successful at Apple. The watched was quickly adjusted and we found a working escalator to exit the building. While the decline and extinction of malls has been happening for a few decades it it still sad to witness their slow demise. What was once a childhood circus of crowded shoppers and noshers, now are almost empty mammoth structures living on borrowed time. But for Apple, Willow Grove Mall would have been a single star experience. What comes next is up to the imagination of not particularly insightful developers.

My son's dream store :P yeah I'm sure it cost more than amazon but I rather buy a few things at a…read moreplace like this when I can. My son picking out a toy himself and being so excited to buy it, just not something you can do on amazon. Service was great as they were patient with my son who did not want to give up the toy to buy it lol. He's always afraid like they aren't gonna give it back :P

Looking for toys? Look no further. This place is awesome. I mean, what more could you want? This…read morereally is a wonderful store. I have not been in here for a few years, but I remember it well. The staff here are very friendly and helpful, if you tell them what you are looking for, they will help you find it. My niece really likes toy trains, and this place has a good selection of them. Definitely one of the best tenants in all of Peddlers Village along with Giggleberry Fair. This is a five-star review, but like always, there is always room for improvement somewhere. What I think they should do is have an email for customer service as well as a location in Center City Philadelphia, because this place is better than Tildies Toy Box in Philadelphia.

[1080] 2/2020…read more I visited this costume store in Philadelphia while in the area. Plenty of strip mall parking. The store is huge and seems to be open all year round. There are a ton of costumes available in this location. There is an upstairs which has closeout items. They have a 50,60,70 and 80 costume section which made me want to find a themed party :) We picked up a few cool items while here. Staff was friendly We will definitely be back.

The good: They…read morereally have a bit of everything. If you need to find a last minute anything, for a costume party, a dancing gig etc -- I'm pretty positive they'll have it. They have a sections of " goth clothing", adult section in the back, a kids section and everything in between; from clowns to princesses, to fairies and jesters they truly have it all. The make-up section is OK , has all the essentials color wise , fake blood and all that jazz. I was looking specifically for " jester make up", which they didn't have, but if you know what you're doing they definitely have the colors CON: is the price. Biggest "con" of all ( see what I did there ;) Their corsets are priced at $99.. WHAT? I could go to Victoria Secret for a real one.. and some! Ps you can find corset online for $20.. I found a top hat that was cute.. I flipped it over $79.99 . WHAT WHAT? I was flipping it around trying to see, is this made from gold? From magical fairy elves.. a brand name? I have no idea. I ended up making my own from materials of AC Moore for about $5.. They'll have what you need, I'm sure of it. Just be ready to shell out

I used to live in Doylestown, in fact I lived directly across the street from this charming little…read morestationery store. I came in to buy stationery, greeting cards, gifts for myself and others, often to browse, I enjoyed the delicious chocolates too. I did feel that the customer service was a bit rude at times and unfriendly. Having said that, I've read on Yelp that they're under new management and perhaps is no longer the case. I also felt that a lot of the items were rather expensive. If I decide to visit Doylestown someday, I have moved, I would love to revisit this quaint little shop. Doylestown is known for its charming shoppes and this one is definitely one of them. They have a prime location in the center of town, near the bookstore, Starbucks and right in the heart of town.

The woman behind the counter was beyond rude when we were checking out. When my mother mistakenly…read moreasked for the receipt that had since been placed inside of the bag, the woman rolled her eyes and huffed in a way that evoked only the most demeaning of middle school teachers.

Just searching for a few pieces of doll clothing for a BOY baby doll and the associate went out of…read moreher way, sorting in the back of the store to find a little striped tee shirt. Perfect, just what I need. Bought a very cute baby stroller too! Thank you! A great experience!

If price is not an issue, everything at Replay is awesome! The people that work there are so…read morehelpful and very kind. There is a $10 minimum for credit cards. The variety of items is pretty vast. My only complaint here is I thought everything was priced a bit high. I still recommend stopping in and checking out the inventory!

I stopped by Farley's Bookshop when I was exploring New Hope for a day last Saturday, and it's a…read morecharming independent bookstore. It's larger than many independent bookstores nowadays and has a great selection. I stopped by and immediately found a book I was interested in, but I would have browsed longer if I hadn't been itching to see as much of New Hope as I could on my first visit there. The customer service was very friendly, and the shop is really cute. If you're like me and independent bookstores are a must when you're touristing around a new place, Farley's should be on your list when you visit New Hope!

This was an adorable bookshop! We were so excited to stumble upon it during our day trip to New…read moreHope. I was initially delighted because it was so well organized and every section seemed to have a generous offering of books. The children's section was particularly large and had books for kiddos of all ages. My sister and I were also excited to snag Farley's Bookshop tote bags to rep this adorable store once we get home. As a bonus, the cashier was super friendly and eager to answer our various bookish questions.

The same woman helped me both times I was here and she was awesome. She was polite and personable…read more We ended up talking about various comedians (I was purchasing Aloha Fluffy) and various other things. I wish I could remember her name! Even when I returned it (unopened) a few days later (I ended up using an ITunes credit and scored it for 50% less), the transaction was handled quick and efficiently.

I was a fan of the older FYE more than the new one, as far as CD and DVD sections go which is why I…read moream mainly come here. I dont mind the new look and merch, however I just wish the music section was bigger again. The employees are all very friendly and helpful, and they do have some good products but it can get pricey. It's still the main reason I come to the Montgomery Mall, that's a plus!

Shopping with my son-in-law and my granddaughter for a surprise birthday gift and I asked to use…read morethe restroom. I was quickly informed that its not for public use even though I was shopping at their store. Now they didn't need to know that I just had prostate surgery kindness and decency doesn't require an explanation some simple Humanity would have sufficed but I wasn't extended any of that ergo I would never shop here nor would I ever recommend this store to anyone I do acknowledge that it is their store and they have the right to refuse service but I also have the right to submit a review and here it is.

This toy store has an incredible selection of toy trains. Why does it matter to me? Because my…read moreniece likes toy trains, and I do too (don't be afraid of your inner child!) I just wish they had another store in or closer to Northeast Philadelphia. There are plenty of vacant spaces at the Roosevelt Mall on Cottman Avenue, so that would be a great location. When I was a kid, the mall had a fantastic toy store. Let's make it that way again. Rock on, BBT!