Park City Center is still a fun, thriving place to shop. It has a nice selection of stores without…read morehaving to go to King of Prussia. The staff at this Sephora is helpful and resourceful. I needed a cute hand lotion, so I found a Glossier lotion in an adorable bottle--and it smells lovely! My preferred Sephora savings, I chose the $10.00 off for my Sephora rewards instead of any products,

Looking to sit on Santa's lap for Christmas? Look no further!! Park City Center has you all sorted…read moreout. I had such a great time here! There are soooo many stores and so much to do! Everyone was very friendly, helpful, and professional. My small group shopped an array of different stores from shoe stores to clothing department stores. All excellent pricing. Can't wait to visit again sometime.

This outlet made us sad. It was a bunch of stores crammed into a small area. If you are visiting…read moreAmish Country, this can just be skipped. Most stores were not having great sales. As you leave the parking lot, you'll pass Sonic. We had more fun there. I prefer the outlet in Annapolis.

Definitely beat outlet store if you live closer by. The stores here have more collections compared…read moreto other outlet malls. I like the variety of shops in the mall. Easy to drive by, park where you want to and do the shopping. Use the maps so you can navigate easily. The staff in all shops are friendly if you are unable to find a store. There are a lot of food options closer. Also, it's very close to Dutch wonderland. They have coupons and also more discounts available in the app by buying membership. It's definitely worth the purchase.

We come here for specific things it's a little disappointing to see so many empty spaces! We do…read morePatronize stores like Eagles Pro Shop & Reading China & Glass, Nissley Wines along with Merrell & Lee & some smaller stores seems like a lot of stores are moving inward. Understandably so to get the most traffic. You can still get a few good deals at some of these stores! Outlet Prices??? Not really

We hit this outlet first because of our hotel a walk away…read more My favorite stores were: THE LOFT, Dress Barn, Pepridge Farm and Christmas Tree Hill. Pleasant center overall with some nice flowers and a beautiful willow tree. Today we go for (literal!) broke at Tanger!

My wife recently frequented the Rainbow Shoppes in this shopping center. She was looking for an…read moreoutfit for her upcoming reunion. To say the sales person there was extremely rude would be putting it mildly. She was curt and disrespectful. If the quality of the merchandise is at the level of the sales staff even at a dollar an item they would be overpriced.

Manor shopping center has lots of shops. They have Weis, Sally Beauty, Fulton Bank, Dollar Deluxe,…read more4th Wall Comics, Hair Salon, a Barber, Ginmiya Chinese & Japanese Restaurant, Wine & Spirits, H&R Block, Regal Cinemas, Big Lots, a matress place, Rainbow, a pizza shop, CVS, Advanced Auto, a nail salon, Guitar Center, McDonald's, Brewers Outlet, Kings Vapor and a real estate place. Pretty much a all in one stop.

Was amused to read how "modern and inviting" Kendig Square is. While there's a number of convenient…read morestores, management of the center doesn't seem to care very much; from broken and missing signage, to potholes, and mud bogs on the islands, to burned out bulbs, no no, the center is in serious need of TLC.

I love kendig square i have been relying on kendig square for all my needs since the early 90s i do…read morenot know what i would do without. it includes a 24 hour weis, discount movie theatre, KMart, sushi store, taco bell, bKing, dollar tree AND dollar general, a goodwill, and a long lived diner of george's restaurant. 99c breakfast. THANK YOU KENDIG

On February 26, 2026 around 7:00 PM, my husband and I visited this location and had a very…read moreuncomfortable experience. From shortly after we entered the store, we were followed and closely watched by employees throughout multiple sections. At first, a male employee repeatedly monitored our movements as we shopped. When we moved to the handbag area, a female employee (approximately 5'7", brown hair, glasses) also began watching and following us in a very noticeable way. This continued during most of our visit. We were simply browsing and did nothing that would justify this level of attention. Being singled out and monitored like this made us feel targeted and racially profiled. It was embarrassing and created a hostile shopping environment. Customers should be able to shop without feeling suspected or judged. I hope management reviews store policies and provides additional training to ensure all customers are treated fairly and respectfully.

A first time visitor to Nordstrom Rack store. After slowly picking a couple of hundred dollars…read moreworth, including a really comfortable pair of shoes, I finally found myself standing in line for more than 15 minutes along with 20 or so people. We all were watching only two woman at the registers. One woman was working on something, possibly getting a credit application. The sales woman having trouble with the machinery and the second sales woman moving bags, not waiting on the 19 of us. One customer decided to leave the store, leaving their items hanging o the display. It was another 5 minute if the two employees still working with the costumer and her credit application, then the ringing of the telephone started. Then it turns out that the dark haired woman was a manager, telling what turned out to be her trainee to answer the phone after at least 10-12 rings. The trainee listened, but absolutely didn't know the answer from telephone customer, and looked over at her manager, but the manager didn't want to help the phone caller. She was still dealing with the credit application customer. The line now had new line waiters, 22 now in line. It was then I too decided to leave the store. I didn't hang my items on the display, but I did move forward through the line and placed all my items on the counter by the telephone as I still watched the trainee having problems answer the questions without the help from her manager, who was still with the original customer and her credit application difficulties. As I walked out, I decided never again will I waste my time at this store. The thing was, the store was not busy on this Sunday afternoon. The bottle neck was at the check line with four or five registers, and two people supposedly working two of them. This entire time, not one sale was rung up. So off I went to Boscov's where I spend about the same without any delay at their checkouts. Mt Joy Shopper...

TJ Maxx is one of those stores I only visit on a rare occasion. Not that there's anything wrong…read morewith it other than I feel it's all over the place in price and merchandise. I also am not a fan of their checkout process. Pros: Their housewares section is small but comparable to Home Goods in style and quality - in fact I think Home Goods is their sister store. I fell in love with Kathy Van Zeeland products after discovering a purse here years ago...if you have a name brand purse fetish do shop here. As of lately they have been getting some furniture pieces on the regular, including larger pieces like this tufted chesterfield couch I am in love with (see picture). Cons: Aside from the register I think the store needs to be kept up with better. Often you will find things out of place or on the floor. It's not that large or cheap of a store that they should have this problem on the regular. Prices are rather higher for some departments and not really a bargin. Clothes need better organization and that department overall is small. On the plus side - if you find something damaged, even if already marked down bring it to the manager's attention - they will give you 10% off but usually the register calculates 20% instead - score! To sum it up shop the highlights: furniture, housewares, fancier food products, clearance, purses Skip: clothes (all), beauty, toys, shoes (pri$ey!) DO walk back to the back and check every nook - this is where they hide the bargains.

The sign on the door and their website says that masks are…read morerequired, however at this location the employee counting customers outside as well as the one directly inside the door let people in without masks and made no attempt to remind them of the rules. Shame on them.

The concept behind this place is so cool. Imagine an antique mall, by everything inside is a…read moredifferent flavor of geek. Medieval, scifi, tabletop, retro game, you can find lots of curiosities here. There are also sections of the venue that you can rent for events. Do you want to run your D&D around an epic table? Host a party in a tavern? One day I'd love to gather enough friends to do either of those.

First visit since they expanded! "Bards & Nobles" has books, board games & other items. They…read moreadded a "tavern" space also that you could rent. It's pretty neat. Every time we come here we find great items. This time I got a hand muffler with a dragon charm (yay!) which is soft and warm. The staff are always great too. I met the owner today. He's awesome. It has to be great for Lion & I to drive one and a half hours to shop there, which we do every 4-6 weeks. It's a fantastic place for fantasy, TTRPG items, Renaissance clothing & items, books, games, art and so much more. Highly recommend.