King of Prussia Town Center: Summer Getaway

King of Prussia Town Center

King of Prussia Town Center

 King of Prussia Town Center will feature a mix of signature national retailers and unique restaurants. Located in King of Prussia, PA adjacent to the iconic King of Prussia Mall and the new 140,000 square foot Wegmans grocery store, this one-of-a-kind, lifestyle-oriented shopping and dining locale will include over 1,200 parking spaces for its 17 buildings, and will feature LA Fitness, REI, Nordstrom Rack and more. The Town Center will be open to the public beginning in July, 2016.King of Prussia Town Center - King of Prussia Town Center is a 260,000-square-foot retail and dining destination by The JBG Companies, a leader in the ownership, development, management, and leasing of retail and retail-driven mixed-use properties in the Mid-Atlantic region.

White Dog Cafe in Glen Mills PA

White Dog Cafe in Glen Mills PA

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White Dog Café Glen MillsPhiladelphia, PA - White Dog Cafe, a beloved Philadelphia institution renowned for its commitment to locally sourced, seasonal, and organic cuisine, is the fourth location in the Shoppes at Brinton Lake in Glen Mills. Enjoy White Dog's award-winning contemporary American fare and warm hospitality, Right Here in Glen Mills.

Top 10 Best Places to Eat in Doylestown, PA

Where to Eat in Doylestown, PA

Where to Eat in Doylestown, PA

Restaurants in DoylestownPhiladelphia, PA - The best places to eat in Doylestown are right in the city itself. This small, family-friendly town is just an hour from Philadelphia and boasts a wide variety of dining options. There's something for everyone, from casual eateries that exude charm and character to upscale fine dining. You'll want to take the time to explore the many options available in the area.


A Visit To Booths Corner in Delaware County

A Visit To Booths Corner in Delaware County

A Visit To Booths Corner in Delaware County

Philadelphia, PABooth Corner Famers Market in Garnet Valley -The Booths Corner Farmers Market in Garnet Valley, PA, is a must-visit stop for foodies and locals. It offers a dazzling array of locally grown produce. Guests can also find handcrafted items and prepared foods, and enjoy a variety of music and activities. This Market is open on Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.


Phoenixville's Foodie Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Indulge

 Phoenixville - Chester County Guide

Phoenixville - Chester County Guide

Phoenixville, PennsylvaniaPhillyBite10 - At the intersection of the Schuylkill River and French Creek, Phoenixville blends historic charm with a modern mindset. Originally known as Manavon, it adopted its current name in 1849; at the time, the town’s biggest employer was the Phoenix Iron Company, a major manufacturer of nails, rails, structural steel and weapons. Today, Phoenixville boasts an artsy, low-key vibe that attracts visitors craving a relaxing day with a creative twist. 


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