Given the fact that the parking in this shopping center is a complete nightmare, I'll shop…read moreelsewhere in the future. I did a bit of my Christmas shopping there this past Christmas, but they don't even bother to put up a single Christmas decoration. The malls have plenty of parking, the spaces aren't so narrow that your car door gets swiped, and the malls take the time to decorate...a much better experience all around.

Came here during the Christmas shopping season. I was surprised how shabby it looked. I did not…read moresee any holiday decorations on the building itself. People parked at Will in handicapped parking spaces near the Hallmark store and Five Guys with abandon. Where are the police that used to ticket people who double parked in the fire lane to run into Starbucks

Directly across from Haverford College. There are a bunch of boutiques. Today, was the MLAR pet…read moreadoption event!

Haverford Square has amazing boutiques as well as food places to dine! It has become my go-to with…read moreshopping! If you haven't been, I highly reccommend spending a day and checking out its unique boutiques and restaurants!

Great Target, but what a sad mall. How is it still in business? Had a few hours to kill and was…read moregoing to get a massage and grab something to eat, but after walking around we decided to just get a slice of pizza and leave.

Prices are high, only good stores are Target and hot topic. Ever since they took out that Disney…read morestore and pacsun the place has gone way down hill.

Small strip mall with an eclectic mix of stores with no real anchor. The long-standing bagel store…read moreis flanked by a jewelry/gift store, two tile stores, and several eateries (cafe, Chinese, and Italian). Parking can be challenging during popular eating times.

I love all the stores in this shopping center.. My only issue is going in/out during busy times…read more I've learned to take the back entrance which is longer but less of a hassle. I will be back to shop!

The "Crossroads" referenced are Route 1 and Sproul Road (320), in Springfield. **Note, Yelper,…read moreNeil H. corrected this, thanks, Neil H.!!! * * * TIP * * * The back entrance is off of Old Marple Road, and it is MUCH less stressful. There is a hallway pass-through located in the corner of the L, between K&G and Carter's. The hallway used to smell like urine, but was repainted about a year ago, and is much nicer. It is all well-lit, but sometimes people hang out in there, and it can be sketchy. It still beats the craziness in the front lot, so I now park in back every time! This shopping center features mainly big anchor stores like Walmart, Old Navy, AMC 10 Theaters, Marshall's, PetSmart, Jo-Ann's, DSW, Burlington, etc. They also have Sally Beauty, Sleepy's, Bath & Body Works, Five Below, Jenny Craig, Dress Barn, and GameStop. There are some mom-n-pop stores in amidst the giants, like a kid's store, two hairdressers, etc. There are not many restaurant options, just a bagel place, salad place, Subway, and a Mexican place. This is a big Septa bus destination, which brings huge crowds, particularly on the weekends. Parking is also totally crowded, and drivers are miserable. The most recent renovation (a while ago at this point) changed the lot, so you are forced to the left or right when you enter at the front, and then funneled down lanes other than where you really want to go. It is a total mess, and causes a lot of road rage. Again, this is why I park in back. Anyone remember when Circuit City and Filene's were here? Or that basement discount store that got replaced by Jo-Ann's? I've been shopping at this place for many years! I think Marshall's is the only store that's been here forever, since the 80s.

The signs for this place were up forever, so my expectations were high for the new shopping centre…read more The design of the place is well done and all stores easily accessible. Parking is a bit scarce, but there's street parking available and turnover is high. Happy to have La Colombe here as there are few good coffee choices around (just Gryphon, really). Looking forward to trying Turning Point eventually, but it's always so crowded. Still spaces available and hope management can attract some other nice stores/restaurants as this area has been pretty underserved recently. Also anticipating opening of Bryn+Danes. Not sure what it is, but will give it a try.

I parked in their lot on 6/6/18 to have a manicure at Waxpress, (now under a different name), 903…read moreLancaster Ave. When I returned to my car 1.5 hours later, my car was towed by their management company, Relative Properties, Blankaschkenasy Properties. The manager of this company offered no assistance to me. One week later my $210 towing bill has not been resolved. Karen at Relative who views cameras all day to watch people parking in lot says I walked out of the Side lot instead of the Front lot so she ASSUMED I was not patronizing one of their businesses. The parking lot management nor owner of Waxpress still have not reimbursed me not only for towing but the stress of this incident. If this lot has 2 entrances they should not ASSUME where people are going once they park in their lot regardless of which direction they walk!

There are too many deals to even mention. We will never purchase body wash or body lotion at the…read morefood store ever again. We found the best gems! Radiant Refresh body wash , with eucalyptus oil infused for $6.99 and Vitamin E body milk for $5.99., what a smooth find! We walked around the store to soak in all the deals and stumbled upon a vegan protein greens drink for only $9.99. This store is like a diamond mine, sometimes you get a little more than you expect and when you look at your receipt you are always happy with the savings! The service was excellent and they are always staffed appropriately for the job. T J Max is in a convenient location, you can stop for something to eat at PJ Whalens, pick up your prescription at CVS, or just go home. There is always free parking and the bus will take you there if you're not driving.

Better than any TJ Maxx in Philly, honestly. I'm not a shopper of labels, but to my surprise there…read morewere a lot of designer brands on the cheap, there was even Free People, Aerie, Madewell, and a few American Eagle selections. Despite the long line of holiday shoppers, the staff moved quickly. I also found the store to be clean and having a family dressing room that could accommodate my stroller was a plus!

A mishmash of stores is probably the best description of this grouping. Restaurants and other…read morebusinesses don't seem to have too much staying power here except the Hibachi and the bar at the south end. Staples, Empire Beauty School and the new Verizon store that got upgraded from across the street are the anchor stores. The parking lot is full of speed bumps to prevent cut through traffic. Due to the strange configuration, you have to enter at the light on Rte 320 near Staples and do the hairpin turn to get to most of the stores.