WHAT A BLAST. We came here for my birthday kind of ironically because online we saw reels saying it…read morewas the "weirdest museum ever," and thought it would be kind of funny/maybe even creepy. Little did we know it was actually FASCINATING; it was so fun to admire every last piece in the museum. The tram guide was great, the pre-recorded audio is helpful and interesting, and the collection is so varied and extensive that you can't help but love it. The pipe organs - fabulous. The walkable "toy box" collection was great after the tram. Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone - it was soooo fun.

What a fun thing to do! We didn't know what to expect and want to say we all really enjoyed the…read moreexperience! Admission was reasonable and enjoyed the self-guided part while waiting for the next tram departure time. There was everything you could imagine - except one thing! A TELEX MACHINE (which I used to operate). When I asked the staff if they had one none of them even knew what I was talking about (early 20's)! We took the tram tour and really enjoyed it. The tram moved at a nice pace so you could really take in everything. So much to see - everywhere. It was a really fun way to spend a few hours on a rainy day! But I urge you to visit rain or shine!

Very pretty and peaceful to visit. It is a bit of an incline coming back up to the parking lot.read more

Random first thought on entering the parking lot: I've never been to a place like this where the…read moreeducation center is the same size as the actual arboretum. Jokes aside, while that hyperbole is of course not true, thematically it is. As another Yelper pointed out, this is not Tyler or Morris by a long shot. This is basically a small down and back loop with a few short side trails that crisscross the main path, Jenkins Road. The below is a good map that shows that every trail they have here is 1/4 mile or less (sometimes much less) and that the main path is paved blacktop. www.jenkinsarboretum.org/visit/map/ During our 75ish minutes here, we didn't see anyone (I didn't expect to considering it was a Friday afternoon in winter still with snow on the ground) and the parking lot was nearly empty. In terms of what lives/grows here, the below from their site lays it all out. www.jenkinsarboretum.org/garden-highlights/ If you go, thankfully it's free and the hours are basically 9am until dusk year-round. By no means is this a destination stop but we had some time to kill before the next activity and Jenkins provided some nice alternative programming that was enjoyable.

TLDR: Big, welcoming space with great beer, creative cocktails and fast, tasty food. Perfect for…read moregroups and surprisingly kid friendly. An easy choice for a laid back afternoon in King of Prussia. We stopped into Workhorse Brewing Company for a Saturday lunch and walked away genuinely impressed. The space itself is massive and well laid out, making it ideal for groups while still feeling comfortable and relaxed. Even better, it is kid friendly, which makes it a great option when you want a brewery vibe without excluding the whole family. The drink program really shines here. The beer lineup was solid across the board, with styles for just about everyone. What surprised us most was the cocktail menu. They were running seasonal Christmas renditions, including an Old Fashioned that was festive without being gimmicky and genuinely excellent. It is refreshing to find a brewery that takes cocktails seriously. Food came out quickly and was better than expected. Everything we tried was tasty, but their take on the traditional Philly cheesesteak stood out and is absolutely worth ordering. Though a slight miss for the buffalo chicken cheeseteak, as it was dry and under seasoned. Overall, Workhorse is a great place to spend an afternoon. Whether you are meeting friends, bringing a group or even showing up with kids in tow, it delivers on drinks, food and atmosphere. We will definitely be back.

Workhorse brewing company is a huge venue in what appears to be a renovated warehouse. With the…read moredistillery right there to view all the brew magic they create. The large bar and dining areas will easily hold huge crowd Sadly our visit here will probably be our last. The vibe here is most definitely millennial driven. No menus - digital code to directly order from completely eliminating the need for wait staff. You order online pay online and your food is brought out. Plates, utensils, and water are all self service. If you want to sample some more beers. You must order them through the app as well. This discouraged us from ordering more than we would have had there been an actual waiter/waitress. The lack of personal interaction was disheartening. The food was decent but nothing exceptional as we sampled the wings. Buffalo chicken egg rolls and cheese steak. We would have opted to order some desert "bombs" as well but again, the lack of wait staff had us reluctant to splurge. From what we could see the venue offers lots to do with corn hole, bingo nights, live music and more but we came on a weeknight with nothing going on. I would think if we came on an event night we may have had a different experience. Granting stars for the cleanliness, possible potential for live music, the edibility of the food but for us it's a one and done.

After my initial experience at Cork & Candles, I was pleasantly surprised by the level of care and…read moreprofessionalism shown by the co-founder. He personally reached out, invited us back (with additional guests too), and made every effort to ensure we had a much better experience. This visit felt completely different. Our new host was more attentive, present throughout the experience, and made us feel welcomed and ensured we were prepared. The customer service and overall atmosphere were improved and made the experience feel much more worth the investment. I truly appreciate a business that listens to feedback and takes action to make things right. That level of customer care speaks volumes, and I'm grateful they turned my experience around in such a thoughtful way.

Cork and Candles was defintely an amazing experience. Its my vacation from the hustle and bustle of…read morebeing a social worker and I decided to take myself out on a solo date to make candles! I looked on the website and I believe you have to book online only to reserve your spot. On the website, you can decide what experience you would like to have such as their signature candle in which you make two candles, the candle of the month or a cereal bowl candle experience. I chose the signature candle which was 75.00. Once I arrived, I noticed that the shop was cute and creatively decorated. I had the pleasure of meeting my host Becky who was sooo personable and simply Ahmazing! Becky explained how candle making works and discussed the scent bar in which I could choose between earthy, fruity or exotic scents for the candles and you can also select two candle jars. I decided to get a bigger candle jar which was an extra 10.00. Overall i became a chandler and made two beeyutiful candles and Becky gave me healing crystals and the large candle jar free of charge!! I was so grateful and appreciative being as tho It took me along time to accept nice things and blessings from people, I would always block it... but that's another story! Cork and candles!!! I will defintely be back for that cereal bowl candle which is also pre made for purchasing along with other creative candles. Great for couples, girls nite out, birthdays etc!

Not all Hilton Garden Inns are the same. This is one at Valley Forge/Oaks is exceptional. I was…read morehere with many others for Streamlight University. To say we were spoiled, would be an understatement. Every employee lathered us with smiles and a willingness to help. The checkin was easy and my room on the 2nd floor at the end was perfect for me-just the way I like it. While breakfast was free for us, there were no vegan options, I never chance it, so I had meal planned ahead of time which worked perfectly as my room had a mini-fridge and a microwave. Woohoo!!! My colleagues did have breakfast and enjoyed the French Toast. The coffee was sub-par but luckily, there's not only a Starbucks but a Dunkins within walking distance. The bartender pour a deliciously cold draft of Stella's one night - God Bless. The Hilton Garden Inn Valley Forge is an excellent stay for pleasure and for business.

I'm staying here because it was cheaper than the Hampton. Now I know why…read more I got here and the main entrance is under construction, so I followed the signs to a locked door. I finally had to call to get in, but I still wasn't upset. It is now 4:00 am and I haven't been able to sleep as the doors in the hall constantly open and slam. This has been going on ALL NIGHT. I realize there is a fine line between having a door close securely and slamming. You should figure out where that line is....... You might say but isn't that a guest issue? I'm 50' from the front desk. Tell me no one heard this going on. I would usually say something nice about close proximity to the interchange, highway, shopping, food or the Oaks conference center, but the traffic noise was 422 was annoying ALL NIGHT. Some better windows would be great. And yes the pillows are absolutely terrible. On the bright side, it's clean. Fairly well kept. Not a great Hilton experience.

What a beautiful venue this was in Norristown across from the high school. We celebrated our family…read morefriend's 75th birthday here, and it was about 9 tables that with 8 seats at each. Enough room for a dance area, bar, and catering. There was plenty of parking and easy to find. I would definitely book an event here.

This is awesome venture to have a celebration. It has a lot of space, a dance floor, space for…read moresetting

This was our first time eating at IL Granaios's Phoenixville location (having been to the Glen…read moreMills location may times). We went to celebrate my wife's birthday and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. Like the Glen Mills location, food was simply amazing and portion sizes were extremely generous. Atmosphere was charming as well. Staff was very attentive, the highlight being Addison, who took care of our table. She was a gem - professional, accommodating and courteous! We will definitely be back!

The food is amazing and the drinks even better. Kendra makes the BEST martinis and always has a…read morefriendly smile.

The food was amazing, very fresh and tasty. Definitely recommend the Carbonara or literally…read moreanything on the menu. The service was very welcoming but relaxed. Loved the people and the atmosphere. 100% recommend if your looking for a relaxed time and tasty food.

So sad to leave this negative review. Food was fantastic, beer wall was fun, SERVICE was really…read moregood during dinner. Recieved our tab via an IPad which resulted a processing error. When the bill arrived, I reviewed the screen and the 20% tip was pre-chosen. While I thought it was a little strange, I actually thought our server did BETTER than 20% so I gave a custom tip just above 20%. After leaving and walking a few blocks, we heard a man yelling and turned around to see our server. He was verbally accosting us blocks from the restaurant for NOT leaving a tip. Startled, I went back and was met by an agitated server demanding a tip. Confused, I went with him and fixed the error, but this was embarrassing not truly my fault. I was made to feel like a criminal. The iPad was impersonal and confusing because the tip did not stick. The establishment needs to DO BETER for both their customers and their employees. The iPad was a problem and the lengths this server had to go through for a living wage was unacceptable.

Friendly! Greeted right away and got a table in the dining room. Our server was engaging and…read morehelpful - stopping back often to check on us. Eagleville Tap offers high tops and a full bar upon entry with a full separate quieter dining room in the back. Plenty of TVs going to keep up with the March Madness. Our server took great care of us and made sure everything was just as we wanted it. The rib sandwich was definitely something a little different - think of a McRib but real meat and flavor. Would definitely return and encourage others to stop in.

We went to the Eagleville Taphouse on a Saturday night - to watch the Flyers play and to listen to…read moresome live music by the River Dawgs. The bar was very busy with lots of game watchers viewing the many large screen TVs. But we still had excellent service by the bartender and our wait person. The bar was cozy and friendly and the music was fantastic! But what surprised me most was the quality of the food! We ordered roast pork sliders and Brussel sprouts. Plus, my husband ordered the ahi tuna bites, which I thought was a risky choice at a local Taphouse. All of the food was super fresh and very high quality. The roast pork was lean and juicy - not at all salty or over seasoned. It was served with crispy home-cooked potato chips. The Brussel sprouts were deliciously charred. Best of all was the ahi tuna which was fresh and delightfully presented on crispy tortillas with tasty red peppers. Our wait person told us that everything on the menu is prepared fresh in-house. And it was all delicious. I hope I get a chance to return soon to try some additional menu items at the Eagleville Taphouse.

I have a Regal and an AMC with IMAX within twenty minutes of my home -- the reason to make the…read moreextra drive down to King of Prussia is the occasional screening of 70mm films on a "True" IMAX screen (ratio 4:3, unlike what I've got access to in my hometown) and the 4DX auditorium, which of course is how you watch a movie if you'd like your seat to bounce you around and sometimes spritz water or blow air into your face. The condition and cleanliness of this theater is generally good. The men's rooms could use more stalls; there's always a line in the lobby before and after popular shows. And I do wish ushers would occasionally do a walk-through while a movie is playing, but I understand that no theaters do this anymore and at this point I'm simply yelling at the clouds. The sound and picture quality of their IMAX auditorium is unbeatable. I've seen Christopher Nolan's last two films in that auditorium, on 70mm, and both experiences were excellent . . . with the small exception of my seat itself, which was on the far right of the third row for "Oppenheimer" and dead-center in the second row for "The Odyssey". I do think this theater's front row should be row three and not one or two, as those are just very, very close to the screen. If you're going to one of the 4DX shows, I'd suggest that if you get a drink, especially one without a lid (like a beer), drink at least a quarter of that before the first 4DX trailer starts. I learned this hard way, spilling my drink all over myself. Really, I would recommend ditching both drinks and popcorn--you wouldn't take these items onto a rollercoaster ride with you, right?--but if you choose to enjoy them, get into that drink and the top couple inches of popcorn before your seat starts jumping around.

August 1, 2026. I…read morevisited this theater to see a movie and arrived a bit early, so I decided to grab a drink at the bar while I waited. After finishing my first drink, I asked the bartender for a refill. Despite already sitting right there at the bar, I was told dismissively that I had to wait in a growing line. As someone already seated at the bar, it would have been easy for the bartender to take a mental note, and still take my order. However he wanted me to wait until 40+ new people ordered on top of others joining the line... Also, having only one bartender working the entire bar made service extremely slow and inefficient. Better staffing and clearer customer service training are definitely needed here