This strip mall shopping center has a bit of everything - Acme grocery store, hair salon, nail…read moresalon, paint store, and a Labcorp plus a Starbucks and a bank on two pad sites - both with drive through. The only negative here is that there is no handicapped parking anywhere near the labcorp even though there is a curb cut there and there should be. Someone in management should take care of it as it is a pretty busy location.

I LOVE the Metroplex. Although I live 40 minutes away (more like 20 with the interstate), it is…read morealways worth the trip. When I was at Montco and I needed something, I would often come here because what doesn't the Metroplex have? Barnes and Noble, Lowes, Best Buy, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, Dicks, Five Below, Old Navy, Ross, and Giant are some of the big names here, with many many other stores scattered throughout. If you need it, you're bound to find it in one of these stores. Black Friday could get a bit hectic, but the savings between all these stores and you're bound to get all your shopping done in one night! (As I often do). The first thing is, it is in a very convient location. Minutes from the exit off Interstate 476 and a few more for the exit off Interstate 276, for those who might live further like myself. There are a few entrances and exits to keep in mind. There is Chemical Road, which has a light and is the more crowded exit, and there is Gallagher Road on the side which also has a light and is less crowded. There are also three more exits onto Gallagher Road, without lights. Getting around isn't too bad, there are a few big roads going through the shopping center that branch off to get you to any store you need. If you want to get around all the bustle of the center of the shopping center, there is a road that goes around the back of most of the stores, linking exits onto Gallagher Road and Chemical Road, with entrances to various points of the Metroplex. All in all, Metroplex is amazing and one of my favorite shopping centers of all time. It is definitely an experience, one which in would reccomend to the highest degree if you love shopping.

This is a busy shopping center, very close to the 476 interchange on route 30 in St…read more David's/Radnor. Shopping center houses, mainly Bed, Bath & Beyond, Giant foods, MicroCenter, TJ Maxx, and Homegoods, as anchors. Various other smaller stores as well. Formerly a historic shopping landmark for the department store history in the USA, this was originally the site of B. Altman's Department Store, built in 1965, closed in 1989, to be renovated into current property. The original mega-department store building still stands, and now houses Bed, Bath & Beyond / TJ Maxx / etc. The current center is easy to navigate (once you realize half the stores are around back), and there is a light to direct traffic in and out. Always a smooth experience. I do have to say, I only use it for Giant and MicroCenter, so I wish the old B. Altman's (or even the former, Filene's) was still there. My grandmother used to take me to B. Altman's when I was a kid, and it was so much more fun than box stores!

Anchored by a Shop RIte,Whitman Plaza also has a DMV. And acres and acres of parking…read more Anyway, Happy 200th Birthday WW.

This strip mall has been around for what seems like forever and as a result has a much better…read morelooking façade than other places on Baltimore Pike. You can get just about anything here. Some stores have been around forever like the health/organic food store called Martindale's and the Famous Footwear. Parking got markedly worse when the Outback Steakhouse moved in and worse yet once they started opening for lunch. The Springfield post office is here as well. Parking is the biggest challenge here but there is plenty of variety.

Located at the intersection of Route 202 and Township Line Road lies this shopping center. It holds…read morea decent Giant and perhaps the best part about it, a awesome IHOP which happens to be the only one for a long while. Those two chains are the biggest names here, the rest is all smaller stores in a strip mall and a Santander bank. If you want a place to shop for food and a great breakfast chain this is worth checking out, but there is more to this shopping center as well that is worth exploring.

A mishmash of stores is probably the best description of this grouping. Restaurants and other…read morebusinesses don't seem to have too much staying power here except the Hibachi and the bar at the south end. Staples, Empire Beauty School and the new Verizon store that got upgraded from across the street are the anchor stores. The parking lot is full of speed bumps to prevent cut through traffic. Due to the strange configuration, you have to enter at the light on Rte 320 near Staples and do the hairpin turn to get to most of the stores.

Swede Square is a convenient shopping center located on Germantown Pike in the ever busy Plymouth…read moreMeeting area. At busy times, there are issues with parking due to lack of spaces, but the shopping center does have the legandary Charlie's Pizza (the main reason I come here might I add), a decent Panera and Sonic, LA Fitness and many other small shops. All in all, it's worth checking out (especially for Charlie's).