The new King of Prussia Town Center has added a lot of variety to KoP. It's close to Walmart and…read moreincludes Wegman's. The shop spaces are not all filled yet, but so far there's everything from clothing retail, sports and fitness, eateries, and spas. There are a couple condo complexes nearby and even more going up in the distance. There's ample free parking and some valet parking. What sets this town center apart from a lot of other shopping centers are the common spaces outdoors where you can sit, relax, and just have fun. There are plenty of shaded benches, Adirondack chairs, and tables with umbrellas. Fun water features also add to the ambiance. This is a welcome addition to KoP. I was pretty skeptical when I heard the business area was going up, but I think this is going to become a super trendy place to shop and dine.

Always fun to walk around this little shopping center. It's like a mini promenade. Great food…read moreoptions, nicely kept, and always follow the season (ex. Christmas trees during the holidays)

A lunch with family brought us to Suburban Square, a collection of shops and restaurants spread out…read morelike a small town and very pedestrian-friendly. I was quite surprised to learn that the Square opened in 1931 as it looks completely brand new with not even a hint of the past. A new building was completed though was still waiting to be filled. The mall is nicely landscaped, complete with an artificial lawn area adorned with backyard chairs and bean bag toss games. Umbrella-covered sofas and tables peppered the sidewalks, providing shade from the July heatwave that was occurring. Parking is spread out along city-like streets, small lots and multi-level parking garage. Most are free but I did see some with meters. We had lunch at Not Your Average Joe's (reviewed separately). There aren't any department stores, just small businesses, medical offices, a handful of national & worldwide brands, eateries and a farmer's market. I didn't see any directory signs which would've been helpful at the time, but after further research... HIGHLIGHTS: Ann Taylor Apple Store Kate Spade Sephora Trader Joe's Urban Outfitters West Elm OVERALL: The old town square reimagined.

The square is cozy! Clean and full of dining options in addition to shopping. There are boutiques…read moreand well known chain stores for shopping. Community is friendly. There is even music playing within the landscape! How cute! A lot of the sizes have price ranges that would be considered mid range to higher end. There's even a gym in the area. Definitely will be back for shopping & a stroll.

This is a wonderful family owned business that focuses on care, quality, style and great expertise…read more Hal is an extraordinary furrier! In a crazy twist when I was working in DC - a can of white paint that spilled on my full length black mink sheering. I was mortified when I called Hal. He listened with care and told me not to panic, then instructed me to send him the coat immediately- without trying to remove the paint. The coat was shipped to Stupp Furs and voila!!!! My coat was professionally cleaned and recovered. The coat was amazingly resuscitated, and the client lived happily ever after. I've been with Stupp Furs for over 14 years.

By far best furrier in Phila area. They were so helpful and generous with their time and knowledge…read more Highly recommend.

I was browsing around suburban square and walked into Gilbert & Evans. I saw their roller rabbit…read moreand was very excited to looks at their selection! I am still 13 so I can fit into youth size 14. The lady working there asked my if i still fit into size 14 and i said yes. I looked at the different designs and picked out the blue hearts. She saved my dad from paying double the price for the adult sized pajamas! I was so happy that the worker was kind enough to go out of her way and tell me.

Styche is one of my favorite stores.The clothes are so unique and handpicked that they are worth…read morethe trek from downtown. Whenever I wear an item I've bought there, people ask me where I shop for my clothes. The store owners, Nikki and Cye have had years of retail experience and are great resources for what looks good for my body type. Highly recommend a visit.

I've been here seven or eight times. I stop in from time to time when I see something I really…read morelike in the window, but there isn't anything drawing me in to becoming a regular (even though I've lived a few blocks away for five years and walk by Styche often). They have some pretty excellent clothing, bags, and accessories. I'm always put off when they try to put me in a dress size that is two up from what I normally wear (this has honestly happened three times). I would understand this if the larger dress actually fit, but I'm always swimming in it instead. Be ready to spend some serious cash if you come here. This place is definitely pricey. It is usually justified by the quality and brands of the clothing, but not always. Similar pricepoint and selection to Nordstrom or Lord and Taylor. They carry some of the same stuff as these department stores too. It's worth a look if you're willing to spend good money for your clothes.

The dress selections were stunning!!! The owner was super helpful and even though we didn't have an…read moreappointment,she gave us great customer service! My daughter described a dress she saw online from an online only dealer and she came out with a dress that looked just like it for her to try on. The dress was gorgeous and the price was great but most importantly, my daughter and I fell in love with the dress immediately! You gotta go here if you want elegance and gorgeous dresses!

It's an okay store for prom and special occasion dresses. On thing you won't find are two of the…read moresame dress, so if you like a style that is too small you are out of luck. Pricey dresses without too many options, and some that are clearanced out. None of the dresses have labels which tells me they were either removed or they are making copycat dresses of expensive brands and selling them at the higher price. I spent too much on a dress because I was just frustrated by the trying on process at many stores. Try this store or the prom store in the old Franklin Mills, or Jan's in Cherry Hill NJ. Forgot about tax in PA, so paid tax on a $500 dress which added to my costs; NJ is free. Alterations are excellent if you have that need.

my husband and i just moved from an apartment into a house and needed new artwork to fill up the…read moreextra space. i had been to the merritt young gallery in ardmore, and found out that they just opened a new gallery in haverford, just called merritt gallery. i talked to one of the consultants, marcie, and made an appointment with her to bring artwork to my house! it's one thing to see the art in the gallery, but the fact that she brought it to my house really let me see the possibilities! marcie was really helpful and has a creative eye. she was able to suggest paintings that i originally wasn't so sure about, but now that they're here, we absolutely love them!!!

I have seen and heard about Merritt Gallery since I moved to the area about year ago, but this was…read moremy first time going inside. It is an impressive, contemporary space with a very wide selection of art including wall and free-standing sculpture. When asked for prices the range was quite wide from $900 to $50,000 (yes, $50k). Given some of the pieces displayed and artists represented I imagine that range goes well beyond $50k as names like Picasso, Matisse, and Warhol come up on their website. The gallery has three locations and represents around 175 artists meaning that what you see in store is only a very small sampling of their actual collection. Though I always am looking for new pieces for my collection, today I went in to have a small print framed. Caitlin, one of their consultants, ably showed me an incredible selection of frames ranging from contemporary to hand-carved, hand-detailed wooden frames worthy of the Louvre and works of art in and of themselves. Having chosen to forgo a mat (not needed with this piece) and a fairly simple thin frame, the price caught me off guard: $216. While the financial part of my brain said "no!" the artistic side said "give it a try." I paid the fee and was told my print would be ready in about two weeks. Caitlin offered to have it delivered to me and installed which I may take them up on. Conclusions: Merritt is a great gallery and framing shop. The price lowers my rating to 4.5 stars (I'm a budget conscious art collector). The only issue I had was when Caitlin and I went upstairs to figure out my invoice she left my print exposed on a framing table. I didn't think much about it till I had left, but I wonder when/if someone went down and secured the print from damage. This lowers my ranking to 4 stars. Otherwise a good experience.

Best clothing store in Philadelphia. Amazing selection of Penfield, Publish, Nanamica, Norse…read moreProjects, etc. Super high quality street and urban wear. Customer service is cool too. Dudes in there are always a little shy but when you get them talking...they know their stuff. Every employee I've ever talked to was knowledgable about inventory, products, and just a generally good dude. This spot also has arguably the best assortment of coffee table books ever, for sale. Check out P's and Q's. Not just because it's a Lil Uzi song. But because it's super damn Ill.

So impressed with the fairly new shop P's & Q's on South Street. The store has a clear focus and…read moreaesthetic and is a welcome addition to the city. The brands they stock are thoughtful and considered. You can browse through a rack of Massachusetts brand Penfield, Brooklyn's The Hill-Side and Copenhagen's fresh menswear line Norse Projects (the only place in Philly that carries this brand). P's & Q's also offers up home goods and skincare from eco-conscious brands like Izola and Baxter. The back of the store showcases beautiful hardcover tomes from Taschen Books and U.S. stationery brand Field Notes. The shop also carries their own line of T shirts with smart and bold graphics created in-house. What I like most about P's & Q's is not their stocklist but their overall vibe. The design of the interior is gorgeous. There is wood everywhere including the floors, shelving units and islands. There is something about wood that is just naturally inviting and warm. The occasional incense stick helps also to relieve the stress of shopping (it's hard for dudes sometimes). The entire staff is also super friendly and helpful, and most of all laid back and unpretentious. There is nothing worse than dropping a few hundred dollars in a shop and leave feeling like they did YOU the favor! P's & Q's showcases their own interests and sense of style as apposed to following the latest trends or letting blog posts from Hypebeast dictate their inventory. They also focus on brands that have eco and socially conscious business practices, this is something that is very important to me. I always read about cool menswear shops in London, New York and LA and think to myself "Why Can't Us?" to quote the famous 2008 Phillies slogan. Finally there is a place right here in Philly that offers smart style in a beautiful storefront that is both welcoming and comfortable to shop in.