Went to Michael's the other day and was helped by Richard and he was very kind and helpful!!read more

I have been coming to this location (and the previous one in Willow Grove) for a long time to shop…read morebut now am reluctant to, on account of the constant presence of folks in green shirts every day soliciting in front of the doors. There is no reason that they should be there day after day, week after week to ask for support (even the Girl Scouts only sell cookies for a season). No one needs that constant pressure and management needs to step in and stop the madness! It's a lot to deal with on a daily basis...

Product line seems more mainstream than Newtown Square or Gateway, both of which have slightly…read morehigher-end gift options, and more variety. But Broomall has an abundance of the standards, so if you need Yankee candles, cards, or the crowd-pleaser novelties, you are most likely to find them in stock at this store. Otherwise, pretty standard Hallmark experience. Staff at this location was very nice and helpful. They were readily available, too. They are located in the corner of Lawrence Park Shopping Center, by Five Guys.

Nice calming environment. Clean! Good shopping for cards for many occasions. They also have mugs…read moreand such.

Definitely worth visiting. This place is a chain based out of Austin, Texas and was founded in…read more1993. Staff are very friendly, I am always able to find what I am looking for. This store used to be on the 3rd floor and now it occupies a space on the 1st floor near Bloomingdale's. I have have photos of this place on Google Maps.

Great comic shop in an unconventional location…read more Uncanny! is the first comic book store I've ever seen in a mall. The King of Prussia Mall is a massive shopping center, but lacked many of the nerdier stores such as Hot Topic, Box Lunch, and Spencers establishments where I can buy cool shirts, figures, and other geeky merch. Uncanny! fills that niche beautifully while also delivering on the experiences I expect from my local comic shop. Uncanny! isn't the largest store, but it makes up for it with excellent space usage. Products are organized neatly into sections from clothes to comics to games. The comic sections are further divided into recent comics, graphic novels, kid comics, and back issues (old/out of print comics). The store is well kept and clean, and the colorful decor makes it feel alive, even when there is no one else shopping. If you are a die-hard collector, you might be disappointed due to the limited availability of items. As mentioned, space is limited, so you might not find some of your old collector issues or rare figurines. But you will find most everything new. If you are looking for something, call ahead. The people here are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are fair, except for the odd retail-exclusive comics that are a bit higher priced than what I've seen in other comic stores. They also offer a loyalty program. Spend X-money, get Y-gift cards. It's pretty simple, free to sign up, and has no expiration. So it's worth your time if you come to the mall every month or so. If you're looking for a gift for that nerdy someone, or just want to pick up the latest DC or Marvel comic, Uncanny! is a fun little stop in your mall shopping experience.

My friends and I over the years have had mixed experiences at Uncanny King of Prussia. It was not…read moreactually a comic shop, but a pop culture shop with a weak selection of comics. I visited here in late summer 2021 and found positive changes, including more focus on comics. When I was traveling back through the area again, I didn't hesitate to stop in with a friend and see how it was going. That was a mistake. Uncanny had to move again to another location in the mall over by Nordstrom. Shop's exterior and interior looks nice, not sure they did the work or the previous tenant did. Space is divided into three rooms. The main area has graphic novels, another houses new pull comics, and a final room is full of longboxes. Except...there's a barricade to the longbox room. My friend was confused and asked about it as we primarily came here for the longboxes. Even after being located here for a month, they don't have them ready. This is unacceptable and I felt bad for the employee, who probably had to tell this to more than one customer. For being in a prestigious location, the King of Prussia Mall, this shop lacks a lot of what it should and most of that is direction. I recommend Showcase Comics and Games in Bryn Mawr and Brave New Worlds in Willow Grove for shops that are well stocked, stable, and reliable.

This was my first time in Mad hatter but will definitely not be my last! So many cute things, went…read morein looking for a gift but bought something for myself too! Danielle was beyond friendly and helpful!

Ok--so I'm a guy reviewing a boutique for women. But I like browsing for things to surprise my wife…read moreevery so often. And there were plenty of things in here at a decent price. Decor is wonderful, changing rooms are the most beautiful changing rooms I've ever seen (I should get some pictures next time I'm in there, they're neat). Makes this place certainly a little hidden gem. I browsed for what feels like a pretty long time, but only ended up getting a candle cause I only meant to pop in to see what the store was all about. Me and my wife are kind of regulars at Rocky's Pizza (same shopping plaza) so we've seen it and wondered what was inside. Well now I know! Certainly blew me away. I already mentioned the decor, but the general displays are nice as well (I work in retail, I can't help but be impressed by that). I was the only person in the boutique, but luckily I wasn't hounded. There was one person working there--didn't catch her name but she had long black hair and a nice sense of style herself. She was very pleasant and friendly. Also packaging was cute (pictured). :)

This is as good a Home Goods as any I've gone to…read more In the process of settling into a new apartment, we've needed "stuff" --ranging from functional to decorative. Whenever we've walked out of other stores empty-handed, we're able to find what we're looking for -- or a semblance thereof -- here! The staff is friendly, the shelves well-stocked, the parking ample (though like most parking lots in Philadelphia, somewhat crazy the closer you get to the store.) No doubt Home Goods will be seeing a lot more of me!

As someone who enjoys snagging a good priced item, HomeGoods tends to be a fantastic place for just…read morethat! However, this location leaves a taste of disappointment in my mouth. The store itself is large - there are clearly divided areas for whatever you are looking for be it kitchenware or children's toys. That division comes at the cost of well...cleanliness. This place is a hot mess. Things are cluttered to say the least. Most items look like they have seen better days and there are a lot of damaged items. You may be able to get a damaged item for less but it can be different to persuade staff to let it happen. As for the staff and lines...well...I hope you don't have any plans when you go shopping here. There is usually only 1 cashier even during the rush and honestly, that cashier will just chit chat and ignore the line. No calls for help or anything. You would think you could at least stay entertained when you wait in line with the miscellanous items along the waiting line but nope. The shelves there are empty or have the leftovers from someone's cart.

If you're looking for a spiritual/New Age shop without having to drive into the nearest big city,…read morethe East Meets West shops fit the bill. I was intrigued when I first found out that this chain exists. It has loose incense, jewelry, candles, oils, Palo Santo sticks, sage, crystals, tie dyed dresses & t-shirts, Indian skirts, cauldrons, Gaia & Venus of Willendorf figures, tarot & oracle cards, dream catchers, Buddhas, Indian deity statues, dragon, & faery figurines. (I'd have loved to have seen a full bookcase showcasing a wide palate of spiritualities). The layout of the store was still spacious even with the various displays. Overall, it's the kind of shop that is an oasis within such a heavily trafficked mall. I took my time looking. The staff were polite, & didn't crowd you. I purchased a carnelian stone, 10 sticks of sage & santo incense, & a bottle of white sage with lavender spray for purification & calming. The spray & incense have become a new favorite & does have a positive effect on ones' mood. I'd definitely come out to East Meets West again. Check out this place for yourself & come away feeling inspired & soothed.

Great value for your buck. Always great products that apply to the Culture. Been my favorite for…read moreyears and will continue to be a Customer

Me and my family were in King of Prussia and we decided to go to the mall before driving home. We…read moresaw this store on the Map app and went inside. As soon as we walked in we were greeted with faces of happy kids and helpful workers! It took me a while to build my three custom lego characters but I also purchased a Lego set. This is a great store for kids and adults! Would definitely recommend!

The Lego store at KOP was just the elixir I needed after a brutal work meeting. The staff was kind…read moreand while I didn't do any retail therapy - I really wanted to - the suitcase just didn't have the space.