A great boutique has been added to Bryn Mawr, and it's great! There's something for everyone at…read moreKindred Collective. I stopped in after catching a flick at BMFI and stayed longer then I anticipated. First off they have lovely baby toys/clothing and presents. Dreamy gifts for hostess gifts like earrings, or spa bath Salts, candles etc. They also have a wide range of very hip lovely clothing. Think: Eclectic bohemian, high end comfort cloths, flowing dresses and soft fancy jeans, Cool updated vintage T-shirts, sweatshirts party clothes. This store has an adorable mascot to boot! The cutest little fluffy doggie greets customers but maintains good boundaries he is more like a cute stuffed animal then K9. I really liked the staff and over all vibe of this store to bryn mawr can't wait to go back.

Ok I shop here A LOT and saw the low review and thought it was a bit crazy. The shop isn't marked…read moreup it's what you pay anywhere for the brands they sell. They offer a ton of cute curated product which is not available anywhere else in the area. I love coming here looking around and picking out some awesome items. The staff is super friendly and they leave you alone (which is how I like to shop) unless I need help. If you like pieces you won't find at your local nordis and are unique this is a great place!

Kudos to Mark at the Costco Pharmacy!…read more Mark is always accommodating, friendly, personable, and smiling. He truly makes every visit a pleasure. He knows his job inside and out and consistently takes the time to find me the best price on my prescriptions. Honestly, picking up my prescriptions at Costco is worth the walk through the store rather than using the drive-through at Walgreens or CVS. Even if I'm only stopping in for one prescription, I leave feeling refreshed because of the outstanding customer service. If you have the opportunity, talk with Mark. He's knowledgeable, genuinely cares about his customers, and always manages to make me laugh. Costco Pharmacy is fortunate to have him!

Chaos!! The checkout…read morelines are very hard to get to. Half of the checkouts are empty and the other half have 6-7 cart deep lines. Service is what it is. The selection is great and so is the value. It does really help to be on the taller side to navigate and shop here. Parkking is like a Mad Max movie. I am surprised more people are not run ovet at the entrance.

The staff were very helpful! I couldn't believe the incredible prices on the brands I have paid…read moremore for! I will be back on payday to treat myself to something great!

Walked in on a Saturday afternoon, there were a few other customers in the store. It is a fairly…read moresmall boutique, nobody greeted me. I saw at least one or two employees walking around the store. At no point did anybody ask me if I needed help with anything, or even so much as say hello or welcome. Selection is mostly dated and I probably wouldn't go back.

Practically every Black Friday my daughter and I end up at Anthropologie, with my husband waiting…read morepatiently on a bench in the mall, holding our jackets. This Thanksgiving my daughter (who seemingly had norovirus) stayed in NYC while I was in Philadelphia. Despite ridiculous crowds T and I went anyway. Anthropologie, in my estimation, is notoriously over-priced, but post-Thanksgiving one can find a "deal." Everything in the store is 30% off. But the piece de resistance -- my reason for going -- is the sales room. 50% off already reduced prices. Yesterday I snagged a butter-soft leather dress originally priced at $328, for $89! If you go this time of year, know: ** The check-out line in Anthropologie is insane. I was there so long, I lost track of the time. ** Guard against pick-pockets and watch your purse. A woman ahead of me ran out, realizing her wallet was gone. ** Parking is crazy. The mall is huge with spaces hard to find. (After going into the Container Store which abuts the mall we walked over, never moving the car.) I like this particular branch of Anthropologie. Probably because S and I are generally successful, my daughter more so than me. (I've clearly aged out of their target market.) Anthropologie's location in King of Prussia mall is good, with Free People next door and Urban Outfitters across the way. Plus there's a big bench steps away for people like T who are left holding their shopper's coats and parcels.

Tis the season at Anthropologie. Love, love, love the ambiance in this store. It starts at the door…read morebefore you even walk in. The great WONDER sign, all the fuzzy pom poms in the entryway and then the smell. So inviting, so good! The variety of merchandise and the way it's displayed is so well done. Clothes, jewelry, stationary, beauty and bath products. Anthropologie has it all. Did I mention they have furniture too. If you need something for a lady on your gift list then make a stop here. Anything you pick will be well received, trust me.

Love this store for its size and simplicity! I know there's one in Freehold NJ, but I wish there…read morewas a location much closer to North Jersey. Surprisingly, I stumbled upon their location when I was in Amsterdam, Netherlands earlier this year. They have great, reasonable deals on various items (i.e. jewelry, makeup, other accessories, hats, boots, clothes, etc). I purchased the most adorable Keith Haring bucket hat. It was on sale for $1... yes, ONE dollar. No way I could leave that on the rack. Lol! Also, the service is friendly and upbeat at the checkout counter to make for an all around joyful shopping experience. Update: a fellow Elite Yelper kindly informed me that there are Primark locations in North Jersey (one at Jersey Gardens Mall & the other at American Dream Mall). Fantastic! Thanks, Rose :)

This is my all time favorite store. Reasonably priced, great selections from family to home…read moredecor!! The store is a London based store and does not have an online presence. This means you have to visit a physical location. But trust me, it's worth it. Take a trip, visit, you won't be disappointed.

When you get a piece in Madewell, you know it will last a lifetime. The quality is amazing and…read moretheir denim clothes and pants are super durable and fit very well. The only store that I have seen carrying clothes in petite, regular and tall for all it's women ware. I got my denim overalls a few years ago in madewell and I still get complements for it till date. The only issue with madewell are the tops. They are usually very sober and lack some fun element in them. They are very boho color schemed and restrictive in their options for tops and dresses. Other than this, the store is amazing. I recommend this business!

Based on the styles and service in evidence yesterday at the King of Prussia mall location of…read moreMadewell, my first visit will not be my last. (Shut up, Signor Visa -- you'll get your blood money eventually.) I was lured in to the store by the overall chic and clean look of the clothing displayed in the windows, and was rewarded inside by denim without bedazzling of any sort, beautifully-made sweaters, jodhpur-styled leggings and dresses evoking a 1930s simplicity. On-trend wooden-soled clogs and lace-up boots completed the picture of Depression-era style. The designer Alexa Chung had just released a collection for Madewell on 9/15/2010, so I was able to paw her ankle-length silk skirts and gorgeous blazers, as well as the classic denim collections. The girls working in the shop greeted me pleasantly, didn't hover, asked casually if I needed help finding anything, and were helpful in locating items in different colors or sizes. The dressing rooms were bright and had flattering lighting. What more could you ask for?

I have to say Old Navy has been running some amazing sales. I sadly missed out on the dollar socks…read moredeal but I got an amazing pair of animal print leggings for $6.00. Who doesn't love a bargain and they've always been good for that. They also have a pretty cute jewelry line. The one turn off for me as with most other stores like this is the inventory control. Sometimes there is just so much of it that I'm tired just looking at the heaping piles and jammed packed racks much less have the arm power to rifle through it. With Christmas only two weeks away you can best believe things are all over the place. I'll have to take another look around after the dust settles.

Usually it's an okay experience with the right shift of staff at this store, but I hit the wrong…read morepeople the other night, & it was MISERABLE. I sat on this review to have a clear head, but the unprofessional behavior is just a matter of fact, & it really needs to be addressed by corporate. This week I visited to make a return of online items, & shop around afterward. Just before 8:30pm, I approached the counter with a genuine smile, & an apology (though unnecessary), for the fact of my return of part of an online order. The associate I encountered was a young woman (name is not on receipt). The first thing she did was complain that she wanted her 15min break. I smiled, but couldn't really help her with that, so she didn't have more to say. She took her time with the items I was returning, & somehow managed to make a 60-second transaction last for TWELVE MINUTES. The issue? I was returning a 3-pack of baby shirts. She ripped the bag open & proceeded to scan each one. As she did it, I explained to her, "This is a 3-pack, so I don't think you have to scan all three." She insisted that she did. Of course, they didn't all register. She sat staring at them. Minutes ticked by as she looked at the shirts, scanned them a 2nd, & 3rd time. I kept patient, but gently mentioned I had to hit two more stores before the mall closed at 9pm. She ignored me, looked at the packing slip, looked at her computer. I reiterated that it was a 3-PACK, & that normally only one item scans. I said I could see on the computer that it had scanned, so that was all I needed. She ignored me. I tried explaining the phenomenon of a 3-pack to her in another way. I pointed to the title on my return slip "THREE PACK" & reminded her that, before she scanned them, she had had to unseal the package they were all in together, as a set of three. She just stood there with a pissy face, not making eye contact, like I was trying to confuse her, or return the wrong item. I have no idea why this was such a problem. Finally, she rang everything up yet ANOTHER time & said "Ohhhh, it's a three pack." Are you kidding me? So she's at the tail end of this RIDICULOUSLY annoying experience, but still, calls her manager up to "make sure I am doing this right." What is there to "do right"??? The item rang up the first of the fifty times you did it. Just hit "process refund" & let me get the heck out of here. The manager came over, & she decided to take a phone call right when he arrived. He asked me why he was there? I had no idea. I said I was waiting for my refund. The girl did not place her caller on hold to finish her job with my transaction, nor did her manager ask her to hold the call so they could take care of the customer standing right in front of them. It was the most willfully unprofessional series of choices I have witnessed at a register in my life. Who does that? ANY of that? Who does that? So then the manager starts opening up a side register to check the balance of the gift card the woman had been using to refund my purchase (I had paid with Visa & gift card, & they were putting it, annoyingly, on gc). So I sit there while he decides to do this. WHY ARE YOU NOT ASKING YOUR ASSOCIATE, RIGHT HERE, WHAT IS GOING ON? Meanwhile, the phone conversation was this associate telling the caller all the excuses why she was not going to go on the floor to check & see if they have X item in stock, b/c if the online data says there is one, it really means there are none, & on & on. First of all, that is totally unprofessional. Just go & check. Even if you "know" it won't be there, go & check. Second, it is not appropriate to launch into some lengthy who/what/when/where/why of the inaccuracies of the Old Navy inventory system to a customer (which I am sure this woman is not very knowledgeable about anyway, since she can't understand what a 3-pack is). She watched her manager fumble around trying to complete my transaction without having a clue what she had been doing, & she just kept yabbing away, letting me sit there. I honestly felt like they were choosing to be obnoxious & waste my time. I know that retail is stressful, & you absorb a lot of nastiness from customers, but I behaved politely, & exercised a lot of patience, while also letting them know I needed to get to other stores before close, so why they would behave in ANY of the ways they did, is just wrong. The manager then opened yet a third register on the other side of the original. He failed to communicate what on earth he was doing. I asked "Did she put the refund on there?" His answer was yes. Then why the HECK didn't he tell me that? Why keep checking? On top of this, the refund was less than I paid, but I neutrally told him I'd rather call online to fix it b/c I didn't have any more time. He gave me no thanks, & no apology. He did give me a snooty look. So, this is all going on a feedback survey, & hopefully corporate cares. I definitely do NOT want to go back if these folks are on duty.

SOMETHING HAS CHANGED... I made a purchase a few days ago…read moreand I ate 3 items I purchased that were not due to expire until mid to end of September. Each item seemed stale.. My guess is it may be due to inconsistent temperatures where the items are kept. I noticed a dip in team morale, but everyone remained friendly and approachable. I hope things change for the better. This store is great to have in the neighborhood.

The prices are good but you must be careful and read expiration dates and signage. Cashier was…read moreactually super nice. Meat section is minimal. Got some chicken wings at a cheap price. Veggies are pre-bagged. Just OK. Not my fave but I needed things and the prices were good. Bring your own bags - they charge 25 cents for paper bags or a $1 re-useable bag.