Ralph's Corner is one of the closest shopping centers to my house, and I've been coming here for…read moreyears.The shopping center includes Kohls, Gamestop, a new Aldi, Ross, Applebees, McDonalds and a CVS to name a few of the major attractions. Throughout the year, this shopping center has been undergoing renovations which has been going very well. I liked Ralph's Corner before the renovations and now it is even better! There are two major exits, one right only onto Forty Foot Road and one with a light on Welsh Road. Also handy is a road that goes around the backs of the stores to loop around the entire center, it is very handy to avoid most traffic. All in all it's a great shopping center that just got greater!!

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!

Not a bad shopping center. My main stores are Walmart, Harleysville Pizza, Giant and Dairy Queen,…read morethey usually keep me coming back even if they arent my favorite locations of those said stores. The parking lot is smaller and narrow and can get a bit confusing at time, and it can be a pain if it is really busy. Still, it's not as bad if you dont mind a bit of a walk to whatever store your going to. I dont usually use the main entrance, but the side entrance onto Route 113 with the light is a life saver. I would recommend checking out the the variety of stores (as there are many more beyond what I go to) but be wary about the parking.

This mall is positively dying. I've been staying in Ambler this past week and it's been 90s plus so…read moreI've been going to the malls to get some steps in since it's miserable outside. I've done KOP, Willow Grove, and Montgomery Mall so far. Montgomery Mall is just.... Sad. It was practically empty, dark lit, and just felt like a downer. You can tell a lot of stores have left the mall and the food court is horrific. It has only like 2 options left and they look bad. This poor mall needs someone to put it out of its misery.

It had been several years since my last visit to the Montgomery Mall and the situation here is not…read moregood. One of its major problems is the location. The mall is on the far outskirts of the Philadelphia Metro area, but it's a further drive then it looks from Interstate 476. Parking isn't an issue with it having more than enough. Montgomery Mall is internally, externally, and store wise bland. For a two-story mall, it has nothing that stands out. The food court has a few stalls left, but several vacant. During my visit, the elevator was out of service along with several escalators. Anchor store shopping is about the only thing still holding on here, as Dick's Sporting Goods, JCPenney, Macy's, Wegmans, and H&M all have locations here. The former Sears remains vacant. Will Montgomery Mall still be here in five years? Probably but who knows what will be left on the inside. You have to seriously consider taking the drive to Willow Grove Park Mall, King of Prussia Mall, or even Lehigh Valley Mall if you are looking to do any mall shopping.

Hatfield Pointe Shopping Center is located on Forty Foot Road in Hatfield Pa across the street from…read morethe Ralph's Corner Shopping Center. This shopping center spans quite a bit of ground and there are a few different sections of it. On one end past Clemens Road is a Dunkin Donuts, then across the street there is a side entrance where you get to the first section with a stripmall with the Pizza Pub. Then there's the Shoprite (which I personally worked at for nearly 8 years), then there's a Lowes, Univest Bank and Autozone in the next section. Then past this section is the main entrance with a light (leading to the start of Welsh Road) and then there's the Wawa, Chick-fil-A and the newly built Freddie's (a custard and steakburgers joint) and a Firestone. All in all it's not a bad shopping center and it has the basics of what you need but the spread apart layout is a bit confusing as it is all part of the same expansion plan for the shopping center. It's in convenient for me as I live 5 minutes down Allentown Road, and I do believes it's worth a visit.

Montgomery Square is a shopping center located in Montgomeryville Pa, in between two major roads,…read moreRoute 202 and Route 309. There is a main entrance on Knapp Road (the road that connects the big Routes) but that can get very busy. There is a entrance only coming from Route 309 and exit only near Route 202 as well. Now for the stores itself. This shopping center has some big names including Giant, Michael's, Gabes, Bed Bath & Beyond, Barnes and Noble and an Applebees. There is also an Americas Best glasses and contacts place). Overall, it's a very awesome shopping center with some pretty neat stores. The parking can get a bit confusing and cramped in areas but there is plenty of it. It's worth a visit if you are in Montgomeryville!

Hilltown Plaza is a shopping center in Souderton Pa. Accessible through West Main Street (Route…read more113) and Bethlehem Pike, this shopping center is split into two parts. The first part accessible from West Main Street had a stripmall including a Giant, a Wendy's and behind that a Home Depot and once you follow a road near the Home Depot you get to the second part with another stripmall with a Staples, Pet Supplies Plus, Dollar Plus and nearby is Giant Gas Station and an Advance Auto Parts. It's a decent shopping center although it took me a while to realise they are the same shopping center instead of two different ones. I personally prefer the side exit onto East Central Avenue (near Bethlehem Pike) because it is alot less crowded and can get you to where you need to go with less hassle.

The prices, cleanliness, and overall organization leave a lot to be desired. This was not a good…read morechoice of businesses to help improve the image and draw of this strip mall. It seems sketchy at best.

Out shopping and looking for bargains with my daughter and had recently…read more heard about the Half off Store. This store is located at 1200 Welsh Road in North Wales, Pa. The store is a good place to find gifts for the holidays. I saw lots of Halloween decor and toys and bikes for children. They carry a lot of random things like bed linen, kitchen appliances, tvs, home decor, toys etc. You really need to take your time and shop for the bargains because it depends on how long something has been on the shelf to get good markdowns. The tags on each item will reflect when it was put on the shelf. My daughter got a floor lamp and an airfryer. The Cuisinart airfryer was only $99. I paid $199.00 about 2 years ago for the same airfryer. These items are leftovers, overstock, and discounted items. There are no returns or refunds, so make sure you want whatever you purchase. One nice thing, if you're buying any electronics, they will take it out of the box and test it for you, making sure you're satisfied before you buy it. They get a lot of their items from Target and Best Buys and big box stores like that. I think it was worth the trip and plan on going again soon!

New Britian Village Square is a shopping center located in Chalfont at the intersection of West…read moreButler Avenue and County Line Road. This shopping center has quite a few different stores scattered around including a Giant which I stopped at today. Parking seems decent and it's in a convenient location so it's pretty average shopping center.

This is a strip mall and in the age of failing retail this brick and mortar area holds on nicely…read more There are several different types of shops including a somewhat high-end grocery store and probably the best liquor store in the county. It also breaks the 'strip mall' vibe by having several restaurants and a movie theatre offset to the main drag so there is a lot for entertainment and shopping. I would say the downside is the parking lot. The main line through it...meanders. It's the only word to describe it and this can be a little annoying when trying to drive through. I think i is someone's design to be more park like and avoid ridged straight lines but it means that in several cases lines of parked cars meet the main drag at odd angles sometimes making right of way somewhat ambiguous. also there is little in the way of a safe path to the buildings set away from the main strip so it can, in he evening especially, be a little difficult to get from one area to the other.

Gwynedd Mercy Shopping Center is a decent shopping center, let down by a poor parking lot design…read moreand layout especially near the AMC 309 theater. That aside, it's great store wise. It has a recently rennovated AMC 309, an Olive Garden, The Greene Turtle and Firebirds restaurants, Staples and an Aldi to name a few of the big attractions. It is also conveniently located before the intersections of Route 309 and Welsh Road with exits onto each road. I would recommend checking this shopping center out for the stores, but be wary of the parking lot and layout of it.