I haven't been to H&M in yearsss. This location is pretty convenient to public transportation and…read moreclose street parking if you're lucky. They had some cute items on the first floor for women that were on sale like sweaters, pants, and jeans. Upstairs they were setting up a display that reminded me of Clueless/90s vibes. The kids selection was decent, except for the boys. There were hardly any sizes and many of the items seemed overpriced for the brand.

This shopping experience was great. The staff were available with assisting me with items I needed…read more I had to return items I bought online & that was a breeze as well. The store was neat & tidy. The staff wore masks & social distancing was in effect. The line was not that long & moved quickly as other staff members opened up registers to move us right along. I will be returning to this location!!

I love this store. The staff is super nice and they have a large plus size section at the bottom…read morefloor that I get lost in. I can spend a hour there and get a few outfits for 35-40 dollars. They also have cute inexpensive purses. I take a star off because the shoes section is messy all the time. Other than that I highly recommend it.

I shop here frequently and often the cashiers are nice & respectful but they have one who is…read moreignorant not friendly & always has a attitude about a store or a receipt issues..I wish they fire this lady already!!Who hires these people to work for their company?Costumers she always be right regardless..We spend our hard earned workin money here .

Ross --at any location -- may be more hit-or-miss than discounters like Marshall's and TJ's. When…read moreyou find what you want, you can conceivably save a lot of money. So today's challenge was finding a small, comfortable chair -- the operative word being "comfortable" -- to sit in and watch tv. I hate the look of oversized furniture and like some other rooms in our condo, there isn't an abundance of space. I found a chair in Tuesday Morning. It wasn't all that comfortable, and it sure wasn't cheap. Same with Home Goods. As an afterthought, we darted in to Ross, and golly be .... a chair that worked! Comfortable, relatively small, and half the price of other places. I left the tag on (temporarily) in case I find better. But I know I won't. While I was at it, I bought a laundry hamper also 50% less than Tuesday Morning. It might be another story if I was looking at clothing but today, on my mission, I'm a happy shopper.

I've been asking God to "cut out the middle man" on all things he's given me the gift and ability…read moreto do myself. Soooowuh! in my efforts to make some decor enhancements without breaking my coin purse...cuz y'all know I'm Frugal Francine when it comes to departing from my coinage...I stepped into Ross. I was in the market for a 3D wall art piece but nothing was catching my eye or matching my color scheme. But!...since they are EXPENSIVE and I'm crafty...I decided to make my own. Ross is almost an everything store. Need shoes? Their boots are made for walking! Pots? Let's get cooking! From Clothing to notebooks and my destination station...HOME DECOR!! They had exactly what I needed. I was able to find some 3D Flowers for $5.99 and a canvas 2 pack for $1.99. Ended up finding a vase that inspired my living room decor for a measly $15.99!! Once I had my goods, it was checkout time. Unfortunately, the fun stops there. They are usually understaffed so this may not be a "lunch break" pop in. If long waits are your kind of fun then you'll love the loud-speaking to each other across the registers without a salutation. Good times, right. Most Parking can be hectic because it's a shopping strip but nonetheless a few circles around the parking lot or up the block and you're sure to nab a spot. They are located on the corner near the garage and near street parking so if you grab large items, loading can prove difficult with the stoplight and such. So, if you need a little bit of everything with champagne taste on a beer budget then this might be your place. Just make sure you have a few extra minutes and some good headphones.

I like this Burlington location because they usually have a good mix of everything. I typically…read moredon't visit with specific items in mind, but you can't go wrong with their clothing or accessories section for women. Think work wear, casual, and some formal as well. This location used to have some good picks for shoes, but here lately the show shelves are pretty empty.

This store recently opened and got me in the door with a $10 coupon for a $10 minimum purchase--a…read morepretty good deal if you ask me. I wanted to show my gratitude by writing a review. This store was a little peculiar, as Burlington Coat Factories go. It looks a little fancy, pretty clean, sleek and new, but it's mostly the same stuff. Men's stuff is in the basement, Women's on the ground floor, and Children's upstairs. I found the women's section to have a disproportionate amount of handbags and things, and a lot less in the way of clothing. The men's section was more normal, but it was skewed more towards shirts and had some notable omissions (they had no pajama pants!). Like this store usually is, it was hit-or-miss, with high-quality brands mixed in with really low-quality ones, and all in a similar price range. I also found some women's socks mixed in with the men's socks. Overall, I found the clothing here to be more bright and colorful than is typical. I've visited two other Burlington locations (Lancaster outlets and center city Philly) multiple times, and the clothing at these other stores tends to be pretty drab. This place is an explosion of color, which perhaps reflects the demographics in this neighborhood--and I found it welcome. Men's clothing is a little more drab, as usual, but I still found it more colorful than normal. The checkout line moves fast, which was good, because there was a long line. I was impressed with the efficiency of the employees here. The other day I was at a K-mart in center city and it was a disaster, so I can really appreciate speed on this point. One downside of this place is parking...there's no lot, leaving you to find street parking, which wasn't very hard, but may take effort if you go at a busier time. Thankfully, this place is within easy walking distance of the 69th street terminal, a place I usually find myself every week or every other week or so, so it's conveniently accessible without a car. I personally am a big fan of transit so I was happy to see (and support) a store opening up in a transit-oriented area. If this place wanted 5 stars? I'd recommend them ditching the low-quality brands (stuff like Perry Ellis men'swear, cheap stuff that falls apart after a few months of use) and carrying less stuff but focusing on quality. Like I said, there are high-quality brands mixed in here at about the same prices, but they're mixed in with junk brands. I also think this place would do well to be a tad more comprehensive...where are the PJ pants? Maybe more men's hats? And I know it's approaching spring but there were no hats, scarves, or gloves I found in either men's or women's and I think it's important to stock at least a few of these year-round.

Best pharmacy I have ever been to. Beth the pharmacist is great, she really cares about her…read moreclients. Store is clean, employees are friendly. I would recommend them to anyone who wants a personalized experience.

This is a mom and a pop pharmacy which was the first business I saw when we moved from West…read morePhiladelphia to Upper Darby in 1967. WHOA! that was a really long time ago and for it to have remained in my brain that long it must be a great place. There were no chains so you really got to know your local pharmacist. My experiences with Mr. Pepper in the 60s , 70s and early 80s were very good ones. Back in the 60's when your child walked everywhere it was common to send your 8 year old child to pick up prescriptions, greeting cards, pain relievers Bandages ( We had 10 kids) and various sundries. Also, we i suspect a few times our family account might've been in slight arrears in those days but the beauty of this being a true mom and pop was that things were always resolved in a friendly, neighborly way. Fast forward to the 90s and 2000s and I'm not sure if it's still totally in the Pepper family still but my interactions with them as an adult have been pleasant and efficient. Just the other day an elderly friend of mine got turned away from a chain when she showed up for an appointment for her booster because they were overbooked. I got her in the car and I drove her to Pepper's because Pepper's is in her neighborhood. They were kind, caring, respectful toward her and happy to have her business. Try getting that at a Chain. Over a half century after my first experience with Pepper Pharmacy I continue to see That's its still a vital part of the Lansdowne and Upper Darby communities. Here's hoping it stays that way for many years to come.

Gotta hand it to Henry and his team! Their products are FIRST CLASS! I purchased my wedding suit…read moreand It arrived almost perfect. I got it taken up by a local seamstress, she even said that the suit was impressive. Great products!

Henry's customer service is AMAZING! Usually, when people have a large social media following as he…read moredoes, the service tends to suffer, but every time we called two rings max, then he picks up. We came from Brooklyn to see Henry for my fiance wedding looks. He has a muscular build, which makes buying suits tricky. Henry was patient and helped us pick the correct size. He also spoke to our tailor back in Brooklyn to make sure the jacket would be appropriately tailored. The only complaint, Henry needs to be in NYC ASAP! Lol My fiancé got compliments all night! Thanx Henry

Another day, another Foot Locker. This location is right on the 69th street strip across from…read moreBurlington. We were greeted and assisted as soon as we walked into the store. They had a decent selection of items for the whole family. Unfortunately, some of the items that we requested weren't in stock. The associate that assisted us was pretty helpful, but could've been a bit more attentive. When we got to the register to checkout, the young lady there was very cheerful and knowledgable.

Store just re-open today and all I'm saying is it's not Thanksgiving but They definitely got the…read moreturkeys in there.