We have always driven by the outlets on our way to the Midwest. This time we decided to stop by on…read moreour way home. It has a funky layout with plenty of parking. It had a few of the stores we were interested in such as Coach, Lululemon, Nike Factory and Abercrombie and Fitch, Vera Bradley, Kate Spade. There is a food court with seating as well as food truck court (didn't look open on that Monday). We did find some merchandise not seen in other stores and some good deals. Service was friendly and efficient. It was a nice break.

The layout is pretty easy to navigate. And parking is ample... this is one of the outlets I've…read morevisited where I felt like parking was not a nightmare. We visited the day after Christmas so there were still several sales happening. No matter who you're shopping for, you're guaranteed to find something for them.

This place is just beautiful. Lots of shoppes to go to but wish there were more places to eat.read more

The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley is a lifestyle center located in Center Valley, Pennsylvania…read more Major stores include American Eagle Outfitters, Banana Republic, Barnes & Noble, Brooks Brothers, Fresh Market, Old Navy, AMC Theatres with 16 screens including an IMAX theater and Dolby theater with reclining seats. The only bad thing, is every time we come to this shopping center, it seams that another store has left... they have more and more empty stores.. very sad.

This is a pretty good Walmart location. The employees are always friendly. The cashiers are always…read morenice. The foods they offer are always fresh. There's plenty of parking. The bathrooms are clean. This past week my mother (86 years old) and I were doing some shopping when we were approached and asked to leave. Why? Because they found a gas leak and wanted to make sure everyone was safe. I was so impressed with how every employee was making sure the customers exited in a safe and fast manner. The smell of gas was overwhelming!! Truly. Now for what annoyed the F out of me...there were customers who were so ignorant and stupid that they were upset that they could not finish their shopping as if it was an intentional thing. And still others KNOWING why they were evacuated milled around the entrance SMOKING! WTHF!? ‍ Stupid is as stupid does! Anyway, I appreciate the employees at this store. I will continue to shop here.

Ordered a food pick up order from the store and received this email letting me know that it could…read morebe delayed up to two hours. That is unacceptable. When you take the orders there should be a limit on how many you take so you can service the people when you say you were going to. Unprofessional. Change the limits back to the way they were because when I order previously, they were always available during the time provided. Or will go to Redners instead.

The situation here is essentially over and it's just a matter of what the next steps are…read more Susquehanna Valley Mall has lost too many stores to recover, including anchor store Bon-Ton, Books-A-Million, and Victoria's Secret among many others. The mall remains in relatively good condition, despite the lack of stores. We found out why no major changes have occurred; the previous owners were deep in debt. The mall went for sheriff's sale in August 2019 and is now owned by the bank. The only major developments that have occurred is the sale of the former Sears to Family Practice Center, who have been renovating it into a clinic. The future of the Susquehanna Valley Mall is a mystery. Until it's sold to a new owner, the mall continues to lose stores in "status quo" mode. I'd like to see the former Weis sold to Ollie's Bargain Outlet, who needs a MUCH better space. I suspect the mall will have to be redeveloped by new owners and it's a real question how much will remain a traditional mall. Finally, how will the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation Project bypass affect the shopping strip when completed? There will probably be no happy ending at the Susquehanna Valley Mall.

Three stars because it is well maintained, and it does get some good pop-up stores. This area has…read moremany shoppers, some of whom like a splurge. Wouldn't a high- end store like Nordstroms or Bloomingdale's be good? Even a Nordstrom's Rack would be nice. Also, I don't think any of these would affect Boscov's, which is still essential.

I stopped at Lehigh Valley to kill time and explore the mall. From the way it looks, it's not a…read moredead mall but one that is on the borderline of being an active and/or a dying mall. This is one of the biggest malls in Eastern Pennsylvania, covering mainly Northampton, Monroe, and Lehigh Valley County. With that, this mall can be busy. Overall, the hallways look clean and tip-top, nicely lit, and well cared for. The crew works hard to keep the mall in great shape. The selections I find here are typical; many general stores ring a bell, and some you may not find, such as Boscov's. Overall, I'm impressed with what's offered at Lehigh Valley Mall. Will I be back again? When I drive by in the area and have time.

Sad. Truly the sad definition of a mall. I'm not sure why this place gets talked up as one of the…read more"booming" or "better" malls in the area -- because honestly, I'm not impressed. The layout feels dated, and the energy inside just isn't there. A few decent stores keep it afloat, but it's mostly uninspiring, with a lot of empty or repetitive spots. It's not terrible, but it doesn't live up to the hype or to what you'd expect from a regional shopping hub. If you're in the area, it's fine for a quick visit, but definitely don't go out of your way thinking this is some kind of retail destination.

Viewmont Mall is one of the biggest malls to find in northeastern Pennsylvania regions, with it…read moreeasy to access just off I-81. There is plenty of parking with a decent amount of space to move around, and easy to locate the entrances. The mall itself is pretty big, with decent selections of stores to choose from. Most of the stores found are your typical retail stores, as JCPenney is still open and running. I was a bit surprised to see FYE still in operation, which didn't have a big sign indicating it was closing. In the mall's condition, it is nowhere close to becoming a dead mall anytime soon. The only thing I found a bit of a surprise is, that the food court is tiny not providing a lot of services. That also includes limited tables which is another spark. Who knows if it downsized over time or not. The only store that's connected, but isn't accessible to the mall hallway is Home Goods. With that, Viewmont has it all.

This mall still has an Orange Julius, which honestly makes it superior (Hence the four star…read moreminimum). What's the point of going to the mall if you can't get the drink of the Gods? It's one of the better local malls in the area. Though, their food court leaves much to be desired. The bathrooms were...not the best in cleanliness when I visited. Their Forever 21 was really nice, though. I also like the teeny tiny corner Claire's.

It's over at the Lycoming Mall and now is the time to begin looking at the future. Lycoming Mall…read morecould never overcome the loss of four anchors (Macy's, JCPenney, Sears, and Bon-Ton) with the negligent ownership of the Kohan Retail Investment Group. The loss of Jr. anchors, including Old Navy and soon Dick's will only accelerate the malls end. What's left? Burlington and Books A Million are the best-known remaining stores. Empty storefronts dominate all wings of the mall now, with the Bon-Ton wing now being almost empty. The empty storefronts of Gap, Old Navy, Hot Topic, Arby's, and f.y.e. all remain identifiable, a reminder of this mall's better times. Ownership has not been keeping up with maintenance, as the parking lot has several areas blocked off and water damage is beginning to become more visible in several places. The area surrounding the mall has started to rebound after several tough years, with replacements coming in for Gander Outdoors, Grizzly Industrial, Pier 1, and Toys R Us. This makes the property attractive for redevelopment. What will happen to the mall? Demolition. Walmart would be an obvious option for a redevelopment, as the Williamsport area lacks a Walmart Supercenter and the current store in Montoursville has no room for expansion. Some portion of the mall and Burlington could remain depending on how creative future ownership can be. I can remember when this was one of the good malls that would be a special trip to shop at. Sadly, those days are over, like the Lycoming Mall.

Love Burlington! Go there all the time!Service is great and great selection! The store has…read moredownsized but still a lot to chose from!

This is a well maintained facility in terms of the grounds. Where it slips is in its draw to…read moreconsumers on the average day. No surprise, as there are AT LEAST 19 empty storefronts as of the date of this review. Undoubtedly Covid is part of this, but even before the pandemic the Shops had trouble with tenancy. Given the good location that spells one thing; overvalued space. The bane of businesses and economic growth. If you don't have a very specific need or are making a Starbucks run, the only place you're likely to find interesting is the Christmas Tree Shop. It wouldn't surprise me if Long Horn Steakhouse is the only eating establishment here next year. Drop your rates before it's too late!

This is such a cute and nice area. Idk why the ratings are so poor. It's literally a tourist…read moresweet spot. There is a ski resort, movie theater, hotels, a concert venue, a waterpark, a baseball stadium, restaurants, shops, and apparently an incoming Dave and Busters. Everything is also modern and well taken care of. Things can be expensive of course but that's too be expected here. This is a place for a fun and memorable weekend with loved ones. Although I don't think I could afford to come here every single weekend.

March 3, Captiotti's Sandwich Shop officially opened with a ribbon cutting, discounts, and…read moregiveaways. I stopped in later in the afternoon to see what's what. I met the friendly owner and some of his staff. I went ahead and got the recommended Philly Cheesesteak. As a Philly native, I definitely prefer a delicious cheesesteak with a fresh roll and good quality beef; you did that, Capriotti's! Online ordering is available, and discounts are available when you sign up to receive Capriotti's text notifications. Great affordable menu, I will be back.

Not many options. Harvest is a decent food option to sit outside when it's nice. Selection just…read moreisn't there.