Manoa Shopping Center — Attraction in Haverford Township

Manoa Shopping Center offers a variety of shopping experiences and other services. Find a salon tucked next to a spectacular restaurant in one corner, and a beer store in another. It is one of those places that presents a law firm next to a school in one direction and a coffee shop across from an auto maintenance shop. That is not all. While a contractor business is neighbors with a district court, a bank towers next to a McDonald's and pizza shop. Still a pet shop/clinic proudly positions itself by a yoga facility. Find a major ACME supermarket store in the corner and a hardware store in the back of it, giving you an option to enter/exit from highway side or an ample parking in the rear. Do not forget a tailoring shop up the road, a smoothie king shop, antique thingy, Fine Wine and Spirits, eateries, the pub down the road and the gas station that has such an unusual name as CONOCO that reminds of some things in the past years.

There is public bus prying the major road known as PA 3 or West Chester Pike that runs east into the city of Philadelphia and west into the countryside of Pennsylvania. Expect heavy traffic in peak hours along the stretch of Manoa Shopping Center and its surrounding areas.

Parking spaces, shops and facilities are accessible to wheelchair users and sidewalks are maintained for...

The mall of my youth. Always a reason to shop there. Colonial Village is legendarily known for the freshness of its meat. The gift shop is always intriguing. The grocery store is a clean and organized blessing. Learning Express is one of the last free standing toy stores. Staples isn’t Murphy’s but they are so helpful and necessary in these modern times. The deli is a breakfast tradition. Krispie Kreme has a magnetic pull. Are the used bookstore and the bird store still there? Ace Hardware is necessary and so much easier to navigate than the big box stores. In essence - take your pound of twenties and your list and get all you need in one stop. You could spend a couple of hours or 10 minutes and be...

Quick and easy shopping. Several eateries onsite make it worth an extended trip. Grab a book at Cathy's used books and chill out at Manoa Diner with great breakfast and lunch choices. Then pop in to Krispy Kreme for a sweet treat! Or, meet the family for pizza, Asian fare, or at Applebee's after work. On your way out, grab your prescriptions at Rite Aid and some groceries at Colonial Village or Acme. If you are new to the area, of pass by the Manoa Shopping Center on your way to/from work, I recommend stopping in on a weekend anbd browse all of the stores. There is much more than meets the eye. Boutique stores as well as chain stores offer...