Lots of people. Well organized entry. Vendors arrive early. Porta potties need to be cleanedread more

Need more sellers with newer items . Nice flea market but mostly very old rusty stuffread more

The merchandise changes weekly & you never how much or what type of products will be arriving. The…read morefabric department at Grant is quite extensive & the sale prices change monthly.

Great selection, good bargains. You need time to look through racks. Good resource for material if…read moreyou are having an event.

5 stars from fully stocked to organized and great staff Not…read moreall DT stores are filthy dirty

Love this store. The manager's and worker's are nice and very helpful. I can tell the manager's are…read morerunning good store i see the same employees every time I come to shop.I been coming to this location for years now and I still see the same faces. Corporate should be proud of this team. I always feel welcomed and if I have question or need help finding item they are always helpful. I don't go to other locations because the stores are not well-kept like Mils mall location I love how friendly the early day cashier's are to me and my elderly father. If you have not been to this store please do so you won't regret.

I'm a long time customer and have seen all the changes. This is a high volume thrift store that…read moreactually contributes to charities namely Purple Heart Veterans Services.. The staff are not ignorant but some have challenges with the English language. Everyone has a job and they do there job.. Got a question? as a manager not the girls stocking the shelves they are newly hired and trying to keep there job... I make the rounds at most thrift stores in the tri-state area and all stores have times when the prices are higher and lower. It is dictated by inventory..... If they raise the prices shoes and 2 weeks later they have so many shoes they don't know what to DO? They lower the price... This store is well organized and kept VERY clean.. High inventory turn over and great selection... This store is a 5 star establishment!

No bathrooms for customers to use means I spend much less time in the store shopping and buy about…read morehalf of what I previously bought. Since the other stores closed, this is a long drive and I don't get there frequently. So the no bathroom use saves me a lot of money but not a great experience any more.

I went here for the first time since like the mid 2000s ... crazy I know…read more I went to reclectic which I know is moving but I want to say that the outside of this mall is horrendous - but the inside is actually extremely well maintained clean and bright. There is a portion where there are not a lot of stores but once you get closer to section 4 there are a lot of nice stores. I don't think I have a need to come back here but I did just want to say this mall has potential compared to some that are completely empty but it's so sad they let the outside get so run down. Some highlights were Cinnabon, Burlington, Aeropostale, famous footwear, finish line and Windsor but there's a lot of other stores listed. A lot of them are outlet stores as well. This mall is also connected to a Walmart and a Marshall's home goods which are accessible with their own entrances.

I was in this mall back on opening day when it was called Franklin Mills, with all the different…read morecolored entrances carrying the theme of Philadelphia inside and out, with Ben's kite depicted everywhere. It was new; a long, single story mall with gleaming hardwood floors, which, back in those days, were rare in a typical mall. The mall opened with a bowling alley, ice skating rink, movie theater, and a huge arcade...the biggest of it's time. Many of these were still under construction when the mall opened, and many attractions never opened. There was also a Carrefour Hypermarket across the way from the mall, which, at the time, was very much like a Walmart Super Center, but on steroids. I now live in Florida, recalling all those memories of the early 90's walking the mall to beat the heat in the summer, and staying warm walking around in the winter months. My last visit in July of 2025 was a bitter sweet when I pulled in the parking lot. The outside was rundown, with scattered trees, and the iconic colored entrances with the big kites, and the huge Franklin Mills signs were gone...replaced by an ugly, modern "Philadelphia Mills" sign in square, almost ghost letters that blended in with the background Facade. Philadelphia Mills? Really??? Why did the owners change the name and appearance of the once iconic entrances? was it really necessary??? Besides the ill willed garbage standing around the entrances, which now took on a more corporate center look, rather than that of the once colorful entrances that surrounded the mall. Inside, the mall took on it's original opening day look. The gleaming hardwood floors and the mixture of artificial and natural light still adorning the gleaming floors, which zig zagged off as far as the eye could see. What caught me the most was the stark memory that came to me Immediately as I walked the mall. The appearance of the of the newly opened mall in 1989 was frighteningly similar to the appearance of the present day mall; that of the vacant stores, and the lack of mall shoppers. Its amazing that a mall with such a promising years ahead of it, succumbed to the end of the mall era, at least for most, giving up its status to the super powers of King of Prussia, and Christiana. I am constantly reminded to this day, at the site where Franklin Mills presently stands at Knights and Woodhaven, of yester year when i was a young kid riding in the back seat of my Daddy's Impala coming home from Phillies, 76ers, Flyers, and Eagles games, and seeing the lights off to the left of the legendary Liberty Bell Race track, and remembering the days of "the lights, and the trumpets." Hopefully, the memories don't die on that site...the days of simpler, happier times.

I really like Big Lots but this one wasn't one to love…read more I walked into the store and started to look at things. A staffer looked directly at me and said nothing, making it seem she was either too good or I was unimportant. It was likely apparent that I was unfamiliar with the store, but it didn't seem to matter. Like all Big Lots, they have some good products, and they specialise in bringing international food items, and they should be commended for that. Unfortunately, they have to care to win the crowds. If you go, be sure to sign up for the savings card and remember to use it.

Located next to "2nd Avenue" thrift store, across the Blvd. from JC Penney's and a long-defunct…read moreChi-Chi's Restaurant. Get a flare gun if you want some help in here. There's one register open with a big line, and the manager's tied up talking to another manager about how ..."...inventory was all F'ed up and they had to send in another crew to help and how come they gave us these new crappy computers now we can't look no prices up." They're right. They can't. Some woman found a mystery bottle of salad dressing. Last one in the universe. Let's all wait while we try to find a price. No dice. No price? Well, hey, it's 99 cents, OK. Now move the line before I qualify for Medicare, eh? Beyond that, they have bunches of crap that other stores have moved along. Some crap, but also a few brand names "Fiskars", "Mead", etc. in the stationery aisle, as well as a butt-load of scrapbooking stuff. Toys are crappy, and cost more than they would have at Target, and those wouldn't be all ripped open. Some brand name foods (Emeril's, Pillsbury) and some other stuff that I wouldn't eat with ~your ~mouth. The usual squeezed out tube of toothpaste and/or shampoo decorates the HBA section. It you're already parked, go ahead and run in. Parking lot was designed by architects who forgot to take their medication, and is full of crazy drivers.

I ordered 5 days ago and sent two emails and called asking for an update on my order I have not…read moregotten a call back or response to my email. I will be reachI g to my bank to get my money back .

Holy shit this place is AMAZING. If you're interested to buy come cologne they have everything…read more When I walked in I was greeted with a big smile. Harry is an amazing guy, me and my friend wanted in to buy some cologne and they gave us a friendship discount. Joshua Adam bowers jr got Halloween man x. At first I wanted to shoot this place up with my Glock 19 how I did to that Chuck E. Cheese. But I didn't cause this place was actually clean. If you're interested in buying your woman some perfume they have it! I recommend this place.

No self-checkout lanes. Bummer! Slow, impatient, cranky…read moreemployees who handle your purchases and thus spread germs. Long waits in the checkout lanes. Graffiti is on the outside back walls because the owner is too cheap to buy $3 dummy security cameras. The owner lets homeless bums live next to the building on its north side, under the drive-through roof from the previous business. The food is fresher than that in the supermarket across the street, as per the expiration dates. And the prices are MUCH lower! All items are priced at $1.25 but most are not even worth that much. I buy only candy and other food items here.

5 stars big selection of shoes boots…read more All associates are knowledgeable and friendly Shout our to Tim very diligent hard working young man. Go 2 off Broadway for the best in footwear 5 stars store us clean and well rin

The associate who helped me was able to very quickly find what I needed (a pair of steel-toed black…read moreleather work boots) in my size, even though it wasn't on the floor, which is great because most places won't even bother to look in the back. The shoes were discounted well below the price anywhere else I looked, 70$ for a 120$ pair of good quality boots. Quick, convenient experience with no fuss. Great place for a good deal and a huge selection!

I drive and eat at truck stops ! This is the best wawa .... dont go to RF...unless you wanna…read moresmell like chicken ...... Wawa has a much better variety of healthy choices . Lattes are great as well ...

I love the location of this wawa, because it's super convenient, but the service is sub par. I went…read morein there today and all 6 of the employees were overtly complaining about another employee that called out, and shouting across the room the personal reason for said call out, and taking forever to make my drink order. Like if you're going to complain about your colleagues, do it on a quieter level and don't impede your level of service while doing so. I was beyond annoyed. I'll continue to frequent this Wawa location, only because it's convenient and because they closed down the Wawa and Knights.