The mix of venders in this little shopping strip is varied from Arby's, Bottom Dollar, Dairy Queen,…read moreDollar Tree, Harbor Freight, Lee's Hoagie House, Staples, Starbucks, Taco Bell, TJMax, UPS, Vacante's Barber Shop, WaWa & Wells Fargo Bank. Most of your needs can be satisfied during your shopping center visit.

Northtowne Plaza is a great shopping center located off the busy intersection of Route 202 and…read moreGermantown Pike in Plymouth Meeting. There are many great stores here including one of the closest Arbys to where I live (sadly, there are none near Souderton), a Dollar Tree, Gamestop, Staples, Taco Bell, Starbucks, a few banks (Wells Fargo and Bank of America), TJ Maxx and a Greene Turtle to name a few of the biggest attractions. The parking lot can get confusing to navigate especially when busy and the light onto Germantown Pike can get backed up easily, but aside from those small details it is still a great shopping center!

Center Square Plaza is a sleepy little strip mall that looks abandoned due to its empty parking lot…read morebut abundant business signs say otherwise. We were in the area and in need of a greeting card which is what brought us to McCaffrey's Food Market, an anchor tenant. There weren't any department stores here, just local eateries and necessity businesses. HIGHLIGHTS: Home Goods Kohl's Pizza eatery Pet store Subway Philly Pretzels Dry cleaner Chinese restaurant Banks Salon McCaffrey's Food Market

Center Square Plaza is a smaller shopping center located on the corner of the intersection between…read moreRoute 202 and West Skippack Pike. The parking lot isn't the best it's small and cramped, but the stores themselves are decent enough to carry the shopping center. Kohl's and Homegoods are the big names for department stores while Subway and Philly Pretzel Factory are the big names for fast food while McCaffrey's Food Market is the shopping centers grocery market. The rest of the strip mall is smaller businesses and eateries but they seem decent enough as well. There is a Wells Fargo Bank in the shopping center too but it is closed off from the rest of the shopping center and only accessed through another entrance from West Skippack Pike. It's a decent enough center and it will have the nessesities, if little else.

I really don't like the "stars" review system. And this is why…read more The Providence Town shopping center was built 6 years ago. It has stood vacant every since. I'm sure there is a story to be told here. About the rise and fall of shopping in America. I nominate this shopping center as ground zero. It's in surprisingly good shape. Whoever owns it is taking very good care of the property. You don't notice the vacancies until you drive into the parking lot and see all the empty store fronts. It's very close to the Providence Crossing shopping center a mile or so up the road into Royersford. So I give it 5 stars because, although completely vacant, the current owner is taking care of it. Truly the best example of a ghost mall out there.

Truth be told, I'm never really in this shopping center altogether that much, I'm always across the…read morestreet at Gwynedd Crossing Shopping Center. I can say it looks like a nice shopping center and is conveniently placed next to Route 309. What makes this shopping center interesting is it's lack of big name chains/stores, the biggest ones being McDonalds and a Dunkin Donuts. It has alot of smaller stores and eateries, which isn't nessecarily a bad thing. Last year I went to the Iron Hill Brewery and I loved it, so maybe there is more to.this shopping center that meets the eye. You just have to look for it!

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.

Willow Grove Shopping Center is a shopping center located on Welsh Road across from the Willow…read moreGrove Mall. It has many great stores including a Homegoods, Marshalls, Famous Footwear, Five Below, Subway, A.C. Moore, and a Barnes and Noble all in the main stripmall and a nice Panera Bread in the other smaller stripmall on the other side of the lot, in addition to many smaller and decent sized businesses. I found it was a bit of a pain to navigate and find my way around for my first visit, but I'm sure it'll be fine the second time around and the stores are awesome!

Fairly good selection very nice cashiers floor security could do a better job as to not reveal what…read morethey are actually doing lol prices are great

Horsham Gate is a shopping center in Horsham PA. It is located on Welsh Road. This shopping center…read morein terms of stores available but it has plenty of parking and is overall pleasing to look around. My first visit to this shopping center was back on July 25th 2020, although I have driven by on the way to Willow Grove quite a few times in the past. The main attraction is Hobby Lobby, a craft store that took the place of the old Toys R Us and Babies R Us. I also saw The Fresh Market and The Corner Bakery Cafe which looked interesting in addition to a few smaller stores in the strip mall. There is also a Bank of America located in the same shopping center. In terms of entrances and exits, there is a entrance/exit out in front of the shopping center but its turn right only onto Welsh road. There is a side exit onto Blair Mill road though and that can take you back to Welsh Road with a light. Overall, it's a decent smaller shopping center and I look forward to returning one day soon!

This is a newer shopping center, being built within the last few years or so. It has a nice range…read moreof stores and a good aesthetic to it, I do love the brick building theme it has going on. Aldi and Jersey Mike's are the highlights for me, and being on Skippack Pike and Route 202 it is bound to bring in traffic, as crowded as the area can get. I look forward to checking out more stores in this shopping center.