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!

Since Borders went under, I haven't stepped foot in this shopping center... It's been maybe 2 years…read morenow. Anyway, I drove by today, as I do almost everyday and noticed that they plan to add a farmers market! Gullifty's is still there and the management is looking for more stores to occupy the place. I suggest a planet fitness, another apple store, candy store, and maybe a daycare place. Right now, it's not really rate- able, but I guess it's worth 2 stars mainly because its an empty ghost town, but not for long!! I miss the old borders though... I used to love studying there. It was so peaceful and there were so many things to look at. Maybe a coffee shop might work?

I am back in the area after summer travels and one of my first stops was Rosemont Square. Not only…read morehas it received a complete renovation, but the center has come alive with wonderful new tenants! I have used the nail salon for years and their newly expanded space is terrific. Joining them now is barre 3 fitness studio (need to try this asap!) and downstairs, my new favorite market: MOM's. Their store has it all: organic produce and meats, allergen-free options for everything from cheese and crackers to ice cream to healthy children's snacks and juices, and a HUGE selection of skincare products and vitamin supplements. They also offer free water to stay hydrated while you peruse their wide aisles or wait for your order from their Naked Lunch bar. I highly recommend the black bean burger....their juice bar is fantastic, also. Shopping here is truly eye-opening. And speaking of opening, I was excited to see the progress being made for the opening of the farmer's market. With vendors such as LeBus and Margaret Kuo's and Bella Olivia, among others, I am very eager for this part of the newly-renovated center to open. My routine stops to Rosemont Square for the pharmacy and the nail salon just got much more exciting!

Just updating from the previous review. As of June 2024,…read morethese are the businesses down at Pier 70: Home Depot Walmart McDonald's Chipotle AT&T Planet Fitness T.J. Maxx HomeGoods Lane Bryant Bath and Body Works Ulta Beauty Michaels Old Navy America's Best Famous Footwear A good reason to come down to this area is because you're needing that item that a Center City store is out of or doesn't carry. Case in point, I found the fisherman style sandals that I wanted at Pier 70's Old Navy, not at the Chestnut St. location. This strip mall location had more in the way of sandals & shoes compared to the other store. And on sale for less than what I saw online was a welcome surprise. Customer service was pleasant. Finally, I checked out the Michaels to see how it held up to the now gone-but-not-forgotten A.C. Moore. Less selection is what strikes me the most. Naturally, there's way less fine art/painting supplies here than craft/seasonal stuff.(I'd still go to Blick or Artist & Craftsman for more in depth painting materials.) A.C. Moore just always seemed better stocked quantity-wise, with their own brand & others that you come across in other art supply stores. If you have to come down to Pier 70, I'd say come if you're needing something specific that you know will be offered at these kinds of chains. Usually, more everyday kind of purchases. The route 7 bus got me down & back pretty easily.

Pier 70 shops currently include Old Navy, Home Depot, Bath & Body Works, Famous Footwear, Dental…read moreDreams (a children's dentist), Mc Donald's and AC Moore which is usually my main purpose for visiting this waterfront shopping center. There used to be an Acme which was also a draw, but it has since closed and remains vacant, unfortunately. I really hope they put something great there. This shopping center could use a boost. A visit to this Walmart is the stuff nightmares are made of and with Target right around the corner why would anyone come here? Well, obviously the prices are cheaper and for me personally it's for crafting supplies and such. They actually drop bus loads of people off here! Ugh! The worst! This Home Depot isn't my favorite. It's dark and people aren't helpful. Lowes is just down the street and my preferred store for home improvement needs. The Old Navy is huge and I do find some great kids clothes there. There are always online coupons. This store is messy at times and lacking in sales staff. Always a line, but it beats heading to a mall. The AC Moore is ok. It's large and usually has what I'm looking for. The only craft store in the city so there's that. Don't forget your 50% off one item coupon from their site or upon check-in on Yelp. The Bath & Body Works is small, but is very clean and organized and always has what I'm looking for. Valerie, an energetic, knowledgable, friendly sales girl is amazing!! She'll help you with everything!! Great Bath & Body and a nice alternative to parking Liberty Place for those of us who drive. Coming here first thing in the morning or around dinner time or later is best and when it's least crowded. It should be avoided completely on the weekends if possible. You can catch amazing sunsets here!! And there once was a fox in the parking lot which for me is waaaaay cool. There are always, without fail, homeless people at both the entrance and exits. I do not normally give these people cash. I used to live nearby and would see many (not all) of them later on doing drug deals on the back streets. I do however always give water bottles on a hot day or granola bars so maybe have them ready if you're a giver.

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.

All of the individual stores are listed on here. But Liberties Walk is worthy of a stand alone…read morereview by itself if you ask me. after all it's a shopping center that goes beyond your usual shopping center mentality. it also holds true to the all around Northern Liberties Tradition. All of the stores and restaurants that it houses are one of a kind too, and that's very rare to say about a shopping center. and damn are the stores awesome. Delicious Boutique provides you with cool looking corsets and alternative fashion. Think Music is your primary spot for getting music and renting movies at the same time. 1 Shot gives you your caffeine fix. Chez Bow Wow makes your puppy happy. DNA Salon makes you happy thanks to your new hair cut. Art Star hooks you up with some cool arts and crafts and then some. and then you can go to Bar Ferdinand or Deuce for a good bite to eat and some great drinks. Liberties Walk also has some great events. Deuce has a great Open Mic night every Sunday Night. Think has a fun movie screening that is worth checking out (they're showing episodes of The Young Ones on Saturday night!!!). and Art Star has the occasional artist viewing. so over all it has something for everybody and you can't go wrong.

There is something for everyone in the family even your dog. Pls go and visit this great…read morephildelphia location

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.

This is a good place to shop and I am a patron of many of the stores there, but the parking is a…read moredisaster. Most people do not actually park, they double park in front of the business they are going to, and this causes traffic. It is also dangerous for people trying to cross the street, having to walk between cars is not safe, someone can get hit by a car. There are signs that say no parking, but there seems to be no enforcement. These people need to be ticketed and towed, it's what's safe for everyone.

Greenleaf at Cheltenham is a shopping center in Wyncote PA. On 11/13/20 my sister and I stopped in…read moreto look for the hot new card game of the 2020 holiday season, Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza. After a string of unsuccessful attempts at many other stores our search brought us to the Target of Cheltenham in this very shopping center as a last minute resort. This shopping center is huge, and aside from the Target I noticed A Home Depot and a Shoprite among many other stores. It seems like an interesting shopping center, although I am not sure how often I will be in Wyncote to visit again.

I live by Paramus, the shopping Mecca of the country. I'd never been down here by the Deptford…read moreMall. I have no idea what this area is like, but I'm used to Bergen County congestion. To get into Garden State Plaza on a Saturday night, well, having grown up in Bergen County, I probably just wouldn't try. And forget trying to park. My son and I arrived at approximately 8p on a Saturday night. To our surprise, we were able to just park, right by a mall entrance. We assumed it must be closing. It wasn't- it was open until pm. We came in by what looked like a giant arcade. We didn't go in but it looked cool. It looked like a good place for teens to go, maybe? The mall itself was clean, spacious, and has a lot of stores. I expected a dead mall since we were able to just park easily like that. There is a nice food court, a loose candy store, trendy clothing stores that teens like to shop in, etc. There is even a children's theater (like acting type theater, not movie), which is small, but seems like it would be a cool thing. I have no idea what people would be doing in that area if you're not from there - we were there for a swim meet at Gloucester Institute of Technology and it was close to there and where we were staying. So I'm going to say that if there are other colleges around, it seems like maybe we were near Rowan University in Glassboro, it would be a nice, nearby mall with easy access, especially if parents came, just for somewhere to go walk around, or if they wanted to buy their kid something. There are so many other big box stores around too but I remember when my mom would visit me at Rider, we'd go to Quakerbridge Mall sometimes just to walk around. Deptford Mall is a good size- I'd say more stores than Shops at Riverside (Riverside Square #iykyk), but less than Garden State Plaza. Maybe around the size of Paramus Park or a little bigger.

A lot of great deals better than if you were shopping online nothing against shopping online but…read moreit's better to be in person we will have to support small businesses and I do