This place was SO COOL! I live in Baltimore and I think what Reading Terminal Market is is what ALL…read morethe marketplaces in Baltimore strive to be...and are failing miserably. This place was HUGE. It went on for miles in all directions. There were tons of people filling all the space. It was tight in there. I had to use all my aggressive navigation skills to get around. I was also constantly rubber necking to take in all the food stalls and vendors. I could have spent an entire day there exploring and would have seen maybe a third of what's there. Unfortunately I was only in town for a day, so aside from quickly walking through, I stopped at a bar for a really good cider. Overall, excellent visit and I definitely want to go back!

The Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia is awesome. We ventured into downtown and wanted to…read morewander through the market to see what was available. As it turns out, everything is available. Cheeses, meats, donuts, ice cream, candies, desserts, coffee, and everything in between to include small rocks and crystals. Realistically you can spend a good 3-4 hours in this market alone. Wandering the aisles, ordering various food options from various vendors and then finding a seat to sit down and enjoy your food. That last part, finding a table to sit down and eat your food could be a bit tricky. When we first arrived at the market it was 9:30 a.m. and we were able to find a seat without much trouble. When we returned to the market for a second time, around 1:30 p.m. it was noticeably more packed inside and I had to do two loops before a table cleared up. There are so many vendors inside you really can't even come close to trying them all in one visit. I would like to come back and try some more places next time. As for parking, I was told to park at the Convention Center parking structure, but when I arrived there was a large sign stating that parking was full. I ended up finding a public parking lot at Commerce & N. 13th St which I parked at, but after 4 hours or so I think it cost me about $50. To be expected, unfortunately, for big city parking.

This is a great place, they have a nicer clientele, although they sell a lot of the same stores as…read moreGallery and other malls, but there are more high-end items here, I like to walk around here and at the same time look for new purchases

This indoor shopping center is a naturally-lit space that's perfectly acceptable for browsing and…read moreescaping the summer heat. It's less busy than when it first opened, still mainly filled with chain stores. I come here for the food court, which serves in a pinch. Have a car? They've got a parking garage. 3.5 stars

Amazing, fast service, all the tables were clean and the tray and register were organized so well…read moreit made ordering easy. The food was a huge portion and delicious for only $15 I had two meals worth of food! The bibimbap was flavorful and fresh!!

Stopped by the food court with friends before we headed to Duba for karaoke. The food court is very…read moreeasy to navigate - the traditional korean food can be ordered on the right hand side, and the individual businesses (boba, fried chicken, etc) can be found on the left hand side, with an escalator heading down to the HMart dividing the court. The staff is kind and attentive. It's extremely convenient - we got our hearty meals from the food court and got some fresh fruit as a dessert from HMart. The bathrooms could be a bit cleaner.

Franklin's table has a lot of options for a student in need of a quick bite and a bit of a variety…read more It's a bit on the pricier side for a casual meal, but still a great alternative to other types of fast food. It's a giant food hall with a cafe style, order and pick up window. There's plenty of seats to choose from and ample natural lighting. I opted for a sesame tofu rice bowl with veggies and it was filling and very satisfying for what I wanted. I was full and satiated, as I was starving after a long morning. it was a bit pricy, about $20 with tax and tip, but plenty of food. Some other foods are more expensive, such as the tea place next to the Asian food spot, but I felt for mine it was pretty reasonable for a relatively healthy bite to eat.

The new Korea Taqueria was really good. They have an option to choose your own protein for burritos…read moreand tacos. And they have decent vegan options which is refreshing to see in a food hall with fried chicken and beef hamburgers. Goldies is good too. I love their shakes and falafel. The place is extremely clean and people like to have lunch there. I normally get takeout but I would eat there.

Simply put if you're looking for a shopping experience that fulfills every material craving, then…read more"KOP" is definitely your spot. I honestly seen stores ( from clothing to candy ) that I've never seen in any mall in the DMV area !! ( FACTS !! ) And then as I embark on a new journey of financial awareness... the no sales tax on clothing definitely makes a huge difference when you're counting on your change jar to help buy, end of the year presents !! So if you're thinking about a shopping trip up north, you can save a little gas money by cutting the NYC trip in half and stopping at King Of Prussia Mall ( and shoutout to Hugo Boss store manager Zoe Sherrill for making my shopping experience there a super cool one... she was extremely professional and won me over instantly !! I'll be placing an order to be delivered soon... thanks for the guarantee on free shipping )

I checked out King of Prussia Mall and this place is huge…read more You hear people say it's big, but it doesn't really hit you until you're actually walking through it. It just keeps going. Different sections, tons of stores, and you can easily spend a whole day here without seeing everything. Coming from an area where malls are pretty much a dead concept outside of maybe one or two, this felt different. It honestly feels like how malls used to feel when I was growing up. It's not a bunch of empty spaces that make you feel like its best days are behind it. This place still has life. The store selection is crazy. You've got everything from high-end brands to more everyday spots, so it works no matter what you're looking for. Whether you're shopping seriously or just browsing, there's plenty to check out. The layout is actually pretty manageable for a place this size. It's big, but it doesn't feel confusing once you get your bearings. Food options are solid too. Plenty of places to stop and eat without having to leave the mall, which helps when you're there for a while. It can definitely get busy, especially on weekends, but that comes with the territory when a place is this popular. Overall, it's worth the trip. Whether you're going to shop, walk around, or just check it out, it's one of those places you've got to experience at least once.

I was thrilled by the presentation in front of me. Comcast Center building was amazing. I was here…read morefor a short meeting and led by employees throughout the tour. I was not aware there were restaurants on the Concourse. Since this level is open to the public, I shall be back to enjoy the dining experience next time I am in town.

This apparently is the corporate office of Xfinity/Comcast. I hope they subscribe to their…read moreservices so they can learn the frustration we customers experience. 1. An automatic phone system that doesn't fit all. You get redirected to technical when you just need someone to give you your pin. 2. Customer service is often highly accented during normal business hours. They are trying to help, I just don't understand them. 3. It's hard to get ahold of a human being. When you do, there are long waits, and occasionally, you get disconnected. 4. Please be clearer on the website what period of time. I am being billed for. Mobile seems to bill behind, internet slightly ahead. I am changing service and am not sure what I owe, even tracing back all bills to my initial enrollment. 5. Why can't I update my address. I am no longer at the address you have on file. I want to pay what I owe or get any refunds due me. 6. Why, if my internet is canceled, do I have to pay you $50 more for two mobile lines. I don't see any discounts on my bill. I don't see anything in my enrollment. I was only intending to cancel the internet, but I ended up needing to cancel everything. Dealing with a brick and mortar store in San Francisco was easy. They are knowledgeable but limited in what you allow them to do. Your automated system and your apps are frustrating and not user-friendly for far too many things. I liked Xfinity, please look into improving the things I mentioned. I did like that you could immediately see trouble on the line when I didn't and send a great tech to fix it, free.

I checked out the mall downtown before seeing a show at City Winery. We had parked in one of the…read morenearby decks surrounding the mall, so we cut through Fashion District on our way to the venue. It's huge. There's even a skyway that connects two building structures that make-up the mall. You have you're mall standards inside like H&M, but also an Apple store. Despite being an urban mall, it's pretty spacious and - in the winter - good place to duck inside for a break from the cold weather.

This is large multi level indoor mall split into 2 main sections connected by a pass bridge on the…read moreupper floor, can also be accessed from outside through cross street. There are a massive selections of shops and brand inside the mall, most are the common necessity stores. They have deals going on this holiday season, highly recommended, what a great place to relax and shop without the cold. Staff from most of the shops we have encountered were friendly. So are people in the mall. Convenient location and easy parking.

With big storms about to hit we walked across from our hotel for a casual meal. The place was…read morehopping with a trivia night crowd. We were able to take advantage of the happy hour pricing and grabbed a couple of beers before checking out the approximately ten vendors for food. My wife opted for a Masala power bowl with salmon and really liked it. I ordered wings from Stix Chicken. I got the hot and sweet sauce on eight wings for $13. It took almost 20 minutes to get my food but these were some of the best (and messiest) wings I ever had! I don't know how they get them that crispy but they were excellent. Prices were on par with most food trucks not cheap but fair. This place is a good choice for a more interesting fast casual meal.

This was really a bad experience…read more It started with the absolute overwhelm of noise when we entered. I literally recoiled backwards from the amplification of the band. Okay, no problem. We can eat out in the lobby. They have QR codes on the tables and our food would be delivered to us. Of the six of us, four of us struggled with the online menu. I had no problem, but those using iPhones did. A couple of us went inside to order. There was no less than 15 minutes between each of our meals being delivered. I ordered first. I got my meal last, nearly 45 minutes after I ordered. The highlight was the service. The server was apologetic, understanding, and clearly "got it." One of us enjoyed the food. We were going to a movie at the Screening Room, sent the Chancery Food Court was a natural and convenient choice. Never again.

I went here for the first time since like the mid 2000s ... crazy I know…read more I went to reclectic which I know is moving but I want to say that the outside of this mall is horrendous - but the inside is actually extremely well maintained clean and bright. There is a portion where there are not a lot of stores but once you get closer to section 4 there are a lot of nice stores. I don't think I have a need to come back here but I did just want to say this mall has potential compared to some that are completely empty but it's so sad they let the outside get so run down. Some highlights were Cinnabon, Burlington, Aeropostale, famous footwear, finish line and Windsor but there's a lot of other stores listed. A lot of them are outlet stores as well. This mall is also connected to a Walmart and a Marshall's home goods which are accessible with their own entrances.

I have not been to Franklin/Philadelphia Mill mall in a few years. The mall was not busy. There…read morewere several stores that were closed for good or closing in the near future. It mad me a little sad because I remember when this mall would be crowded/busy.

Cherry Hill Mall is still going strong! It has a variety of stores with Nordstrom, Macys and…read moreJCPenneys for anchor stores. The mall is generally clean and has seating throughout. It's an easy ride over the Betsy Ross bridge and lots of free parking!

I've been going to the mall my whole life, and it has certainly changed. It used to be a place…read morewhere anyone could go and not feel intimidated, but that atmosphere has shifted a lot over the years. While they've clearly invested in renovations and made the space look more modern and upscale, the overall vibe isn't what it used to be. The updates themselves aren't necessarily a bad thing--the mall is cleaner, brighter, and has a more polished look. But with those changes, it feels like the sense of community has faded. It used to be somewhere families, teens, and regular locals could all comfortably spend time together. Now, it feels more exclusive and, at times, less welcoming. The mix of stores has also changed quite a bit, leaning more toward higher-end or trend-driven shops rather than the balanced variety it once had. Because of that, it doesn't feel as accessible or practical for everyday visits. Overall, while the mall may look better on the surface, it has lost some of the character and inclusiveness that made it special in the first place. It's not necessarily worse in every way--but it's definitely not the same.