Very recently became aware of an issue between a cashier and a customer where the cashier was…read moreaggressively rude, disrespectful and made derogatory comments to the customer using entirely inappropriate verbage. Management was brought in and pretty much did NOTHING about the cashier's behavior. I do hope that cashier has been terminated. I will NEVER shop in Kohls again based on the lack of management's immediate response. Talk about reverse racism, if it was the other way around, I guarantee a bigger consequence would have been given and the cashier would have been removed. I gave it a 1 star so I can get this posted, but really deserves none...

Kohl's has an Amazon returning station at Center Square in PA. This was my first time returning…read moreseveral items. Liam the young male representative was so professional. You need to return items from your phone by finding the bar code etc. (sometimes this is difficult for older folks) The line was long and he was so patient with every single customer! Plus, I received a 15 percent coupon to shop at Kohl's. I am now confident returning my Amazon items. Way to go Liam!

Center Square Plaza is a sleepy little strip mall that looks abandoned due to its empty parking lot…read morebut abundant business signs say otherwise. We were in the area and in need of a greeting card which is what brought us to McCaffrey's Food Market, an anchor tenant. There weren't any department stores here, just local eateries and necessity businesses. HIGHLIGHTS: Home Goods Kohl's Pizza eatery Pet store Subway Philly Pretzels Dry cleaner Chinese restaurant Banks Salon McCaffrey's Food Market

Center Square Plaza is a smaller shopping center located on the corner of the intersection between…read moreRoute 202 and West Skippack Pike. The parking lot isn't the best it's small and cramped, but the stores themselves are decent enough to carry the shopping center. Kohl's and Homegoods are the big names for department stores while Subway and Philly Pretzel Factory are the big names for fast food while McCaffrey's Food Market is the shopping centers grocery market. The rest of the strip mall is smaller businesses and eateries but they seem decent enough as well. There is a Wells Fargo Bank in the shopping center too but it is closed off from the rest of the shopping center and only accessed through another entrance from West Skippack Pike. It's a decent enough center and it will have the nessesities, if little else.

This is a newer shopping center, being built within the last few years or so. It has a nice range…read moreof stores and a good aesthetic to it, I do love the brick building theme it has going on. Aldi and Jersey Mike's are the highlights for me, and being on Skippack Pike and Route 202 it is bound to bring in traffic, as crowded as the area can get. I look forward to checking out more stores in this shopping center.

I just called this store and pushed everything button to speak to someone the phone rang so long it…read moredisconnected itself. If this is the customer service outside I sure don't want to see how they are inside.

The store is always clean.All employees know what they are talking about as for merchandise.Only…read moreissue is the employee`s who collect the cart.I have seen a few cart people grab merchandise that mistakenly left by customers and keep it for their self.Either put aside or in their cars to keep.Is this not consider stealing ?

I drove from Chestnut Hill to Plymouth Meeting on Tuesday, 7/14/2026 to the Boscov's Plymouth…read moreMeeting store. This store has everything that I need as far as clothing and home products. I wanted to buy some underwear and socks and when I reached the men's department there was a red tape surrounding all of the products that I wanted to buy because an inventory was taking place during normal business hours. so I was unable to purchase anything here. Next I went to the jewelry and watch dept. to buy a replacement watch battery only to be told that Boscov's could not sell me a battery because I had not purchased my Swiss Army watch at Boscov's store. A completely wasted trip. I've been shopping here for at least 18 years and have always had a good experience but this time was very disappointing. Inventory just as the store is opened at 10AM? Really, how stupid. No wonder that mall has so much vacant and unoccupied retail space!

I love me some Boscov's. Great deals, and wonderful clearance racks through out. The staff has…read morealways been helpful. I appreciate the military discount offered. Every month my coupon is mailed to me. They also have sales... so many sales. It is a huge store. I do wish there was move to the boys section for older boys. The shoe section it's hard when you have to ask for the size and they go back. I did not realize they worked in commission. But, when you have to stand around because they are super busy it makes me want to give up and not purchase the shoes. But, the female staff member who helped me was so kind, patient and helpful

Not what it was thanks to online shopping but still a mall replete with a real department store and…read morefood court albeit a decimated one. Nice neighborhood, clean if old building, plenty of parking, high prices as always for a mall.

It is difficult for me to reach this mall but because of its location I had thought this mall was…read moredoing better than most but I stopped in here yesterday for the first time in months and wow, no, don't. I have seen road kill with more life in them. The vast majority of shops are gone. There's little to recommend in there because it's mostly gone. There are nice shops in the spaces around the mall, good places to eat but the mall itself? The most active store was a Halloween pop up that will be gone in 3 weeks. The food court had three business selling and a 4th that might have been but I spent $9 for a meal, and I can make better fried rice and better teriyaki chicken at home. The last element of the 'why did I come through the door' fest is there were a large number of clearly mentally handicapped people just sitting around, some occasionally shouting incoherently. I got the distinct feeling this was an outing from a group home, and they had just been dumped here. If I'm wrong, then you need to better police your space. If I'm right this is a whole new level of bad. In short there's little reason to come here unless it's to park in the lot and use one of the outbuildings like the movie theatre or Redstone grill, there is NO reason to go through the mall doors unless you have a yearning to smell over chlorinated fountain water. I started this review by saying I hadn't been here in months. For me it is hard to reach, but it looks like a lot of other people had the same sentiment.

This Target is in a great location. There is lots of parking (outdoor). It was easy to ask for help…read moreand guest services were able to help me with a return I had as well. The selection was pretty in line with what other Target's offer, which is great. One thing I appreciated was that this location sells reusable, non-plastic bags for $0.10 each, I bought a few because I haven't seen them before.

This target location is great and has Starbucks onsite. I went to shop for birthday gifts at this…read morelocation. The online inventory works great with this location. There are lot of checkout counters and with self checkout options too. The staff did assist to find items. Typical target outlet with parking a bit challenge.

Mainly ran in here to use the bathroom but remembered that my mom needed a stool so I looked…read morearound. I have never seen such a hodgepodge of things for sale in one place. A Rack of cereal for sale in the middle of furniture section, with shoppers cruising to and fro in their pajammies - at high noon. What a beautiful sight. Bathroom was clean enough but no hook for my jacket - had to lay it on the floor - my only minor complaint. Oh, and these are 1-person bathrooms, and the customers are not shy about yelling through the door to tell you to hurry up.

Love this place. Great for stocking stuffers and decorations for any holiday. Service is nice,…read moreand the 20% off coupons are wonderful!

I LOVE the Metroplex. Although I live 40 minutes away (more like 20 with the interstate), it is…read morealways worth the trip. When I was at Montco and I needed something, I would often come here because what doesn't the Metroplex have? Barnes and Noble, Lowes, Best Buy, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, Dicks, Five Below, Old Navy, Ross, and Giant are some of the big names here, with many many other stores scattered throughout. If you need it, you're bound to find it in one of these stores. Black Friday could get a bit hectic, but the savings between all these stores and you're bound to get all your shopping done in one night! (As I often do). The first thing is, it is in a very convient location. Minutes from the exit off Interstate 476 and a few more for the exit off Interstate 276, for those who might live further like myself. There are a few entrances and exits to keep in mind. There is Chemical Road, which has a light and is the more crowded exit, and there is Gallagher Road on the side which also has a light and is less crowded. There are also three more exits onto Gallagher Road, without lights. Getting around isn't too bad, there are a few big roads going through the shopping center that branch off to get you to any store you need. If you want to get around all the bustle of the center of the shopping center, there is a road that goes around the back of most of the stores, linking exits onto Gallagher Road and Chemical Road, with entrances to various points of the Metroplex. All in all, Metroplex is amazing and one of my favorite shopping centers of all time. It is definitely an experience, one which in would reccomend to the highest degree if you love shopping.

Tons of stuff of high and low quality. Deals to be found. However, like many HomeGoods I've gone…read moreinto, very disorganized. Yes, all the bedding is in one area as are all the towels, however, beyond that it is a free-for-all. Plan to be patient once you get here to take the time necessary to seek whatever you came to find. It is there, and probably at a reasonable price, if you take the time!

HomeGoods was supposed to enter the Hawaii market but pulled out. I've never been to any of their…read morestores but just so happened to be near one, so I headed inside to check them out. THE STORE: This store is located in the sleepy Center Square Plaza strip mall. They're part of the TJX Company that includes TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeSense, Winners, and Sierra. Like others have told me, they sell similar items like sister company TJ Maxx - clothing, household goods, small furniture, toys, etc. The store was clean, pretty organized, with competitive pricing. It's a small footprint so perusing the store was easy. I personally wouldn't shop here as I don't like hunting for things, and I feel that their inventory is "temporary" - like once you find something you like, it won't be available in the future, the main reason why I don't patronize our local TJ Maxx back home. We were in need of a greeting card and was sure they' sell some but they didn't. OVERALL: To each his/her own!