I go out of my way just to visit this beautiful shopping center, a stark contrast to those in…read morePhilly. I removed a star because it is a bit too far away and lots of stores have closed due to COVID. But you still have almost every imaginable business. Prices tend to be high but you can still find some deals. Rush hour is brutal so visit during non-peak hours.

This is the coolest shopping center I have ever visited in my life! It's like a small town, truly…read moreamazing and such a brilliant concept with streets of shops, condo's and restaurants on 120 acres of what used to be farm land. It's enormous and from what I was told they are still developing and only on phase one at this time. I hate shopping and I detest malls and I find shopping here a true delight, so easy to roam around, with beautiful store fronts, street lamps and sidewalks lined with flowers and benches The courtyards are filled with well maintained lawns and plenty of activities, especially for the kiddies. During the warmer months they host a Farmer's Market which is rapidly growing allowing local vendors to sell their fresh produce, baked goods and crafts. Many shops with names you are familiar with, including Victoria's and Borders, plus plenty of unique one of a kind shops line the streets and make it a breeze to browse or run in and out. It's almost a one stop shopping center with a Wegman's Grocery and shops galore that have almost anything you may be looking for. Plenty of restaurants and eateries inside this center make it hard to choose, from pizza to ice cream, Ted Montana's Grill, P.F. Chang's, Chipolte Mexican Grill, The Melting Pot, Panera Bread are all ready to feed you. I've been here for wine tasting's at various shops, I love their Farmer's Market and anxiously await them setting up shop, it's a quaint village that makes me happy to go shopping and I love that they are Eco-friendly.

Man, who doesn't love a cute little village filled with shops? I won't hide that I'm proud to say I…read moredo. I mean, a place like Peddler's Village has something for everyone and it's definitely worth a return trip, which is just what my wife and I did after having visited a few years prior. You see, we were spending a few nights in nearby New Hope/Lambertville which makes a trip to PV almost a must as it's only about 10 minutes from those areas. Now if you haven't been here before, think of it like an Old Mistick Village/Kitchen Kettle Village/Smithville Shoppes kind of area (told you I like villages). What's great here though are plenty of shops you won't find elsewhere, at least not in those aforementioned shop areas. There's some crossover, but mostly the options here are unique and honestly pretty vast. What's really nice about Peddler's is the setup as the stores encompass a few greenery areas, but there are also some along a few streets and a whole other small shop area on the other side of one of these roads. Despite having been here prior, my wife and I still spent several hours going in and out of many stores and finding plenty of goodies. Those goods varied from house decor, to spices, to oils and honeys, to a few small gifts for family. Even better than the shopping might be the food and drink options. You'll find a few places to actually sit and have a meal as well as a winery (with some great vino), a brewery (shout out to Free Will!), a coffee/drink shop (Mama Hawks FTW), and a lot more. On top of that, Peddler's does a lot of seasonal celebrations of sorts. Our first trip was in the Fall and so the area was lined with tons of different scarecrows all made by different people. This recent trip was right after Easter and there was "artwork" created using Peeps marshmallows. Both referenced plenty of pop culture favorites and it was a nice added bonus to the experience. Overall, Peddler's Village is a gem of a spot. You're bound to find something worthy of buying and you'll definitely be here longer than you probably intended. Only downside is the place can get crowded, especially on a nice weekend day, so if you can find the time to head over early or during the week, make it happen. I know I'll be back again at some point whenever we find ourselves not too far away, because you can't go wrong with a cute village, am I right?

I loved visiting this quaint little village of mom & pop shops, restaurants, and specialty vendors…read more Easy to spend half a day here and there are also special events at different times of the year. There's something for everyone here and the layout makes it easy to get around. There's plenty of parking around the premises and all the shops are pet-friendly.

I was having my car worked on at the Pep Boys shop next door. I decided to take a walk to the…read moreshopping center. The center has a KOHL's, Party City, Pet Smart, a large Shop Rite, Ross, Modell's, Old Navy, AC Moore and Five Below. All good stores to visit and buy things that may be needed.

Warminster Town Center is a shopping center on Street Road (Route 132) in Warminster PA. It has a…read moreOld Navy, Shoprite, Kohls and some other stores in the stripmall. It has a light to get in and out, connects to the fellow shopping center Center Point place and has plenty of parking.

While on vaca in Philly, we spent an afternoon mid-week at the outlet mall. It is a large diverse…read moremall with my fave outlet stores. Mid-week is a great time to go because it is not too crowded. . Pro tip, if you are on vaca like I was, while driving to the outlet, take an exit off the highway / turnpike and take Valley Forge Rd through Valley Forge Park and see some of our nation's history.

We like the outlets. Definitely will be heading back. They have good sales and we found some great…read moredeals! The kids had fun since it was outdoors and they can play a bit outside. They had a good selection of stores and restaurants.

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!

It has been decades since I have shopped at Tanger Outlets. My last visit to a Tanger Outlets…read moreCenter was Riverhead, NY (Long Island) circa 2004 with my former love which a fairly good size and contain a lot of stores. This Tanger is located Route 30 (East or West) on Lincoln Highway. This Tanger Outlets in Lancaster, PA is not a huge outlet mall, as noted accurately by fellow Yelper Dave L. There are high-end stores as Brooks Brothers, Movado, Kate Spade, Ann Taylor. Tanger is equipped with parking, and restroom facilities. Facilities are relatively clean. The store directory is obscured but my party walked to circle the grounds. There is also a printed store directory for grabs. Again, upon exiting the car the air had a high functioning stench of horse manure to heaven! The noisome odor emanating from the nearby unseen horse stables made it difficult for my party to enjoy the shopping experience, amid the dangerous excessive heat wave of Independence Day 2026 holiday weekend. We were among the Amish in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

This mall is very large and spread out, but with cute signage and a nice variety of stores. The…read moreprices are not great considering it's an outlet, and I wish they had more stores. The parking lot can get very crowded and it's hard to walk between all the stores because of the layout, though you definitely could it would just take a long time. The selection in the stores was decent and service was fine, I wouldn't say it's just a pretty typical outlet mall experience.

Just visited today. Broiling hot day - barely any cooler inside. Where was the AC??? The Gap was…read moreactually closed due to the heat!! - That was what their sign said. And the food court - SO hot between almost non-existent AC combined with the skylights directly over the entire area which just heated it up even more. I def. won't go in the summer again. Very unpleasant experience.

Challenged child screaming on the floor for over a half hour. Where is security to talk to his…read morecaregiver? Everyone disturbed but child continues to scream. Wish someone would assist him. Poor security.

Willow Grove for me is complicated. I can't exactly tell you where it's supposed to fall in the…read morePhiladelphia metro area mall hierarchy. It's only a half hour from King of Prussia, which does not help. There is a large amount of parking, but on a busy day you might have to walk a little bit further. The mall is three stories and anchored by Macy's and Bloomingdale's, along with various other stores in two re-developed anchors. The interior is very nice and clean. The available stores, for being in what is considered an upper tier mall, are just ok with a lot of stores you can find in most other malls. There's also more vacancies, local stores, and temporary stores then you would expect, to the point they would add up to about a whole floor. Tilted 10 as an arcade is just ok, but not as impressive as a Round1, with both being expensive. Primark's not bad as a clothing option. Willow Grove does have an outstanding food court that was very busy during my visit. You basically couldn't get near Chick-fil-A with the line they had. They also have The Cheesecake Factory in one of the re-developed anchors. If this mall were in another place, like Harrisburg, it would be an outstanding regional mall that would attract shoppers from hours away. Can I tell you that Willow Grove with worth going out of your way for a visit? Not really, not right now at least.

It's...a mall. Many stores that used to be here when I was a kid are no longer, including the…read moredepartment stores. This mall used to be busy, busy, busy, filled with shoppers and people everywhere. Now, there are still some people, but it isn't like it used to be thanks to online shopping. You can still get some good people watching in during peak seasons, though. The food court has some decent eating options.