Great tour and great people. They are still refining the presentations but well worth the trip. What an amazing history!

Usually I like Panera, but I haven't gone for a while, their increased prices have made it hard to be a regular customer. This time the person at the counter, though nice enough, wasn't helpful. Their menus had changed and I was searching for my regular order, but I was in unfamiliar territory. Then I had to ask for a cup for coffee. The coffee was lukewarm. So it wasn't a great experience this time.

Been going here for years. All the different places to shop and eat. I recommend either City BBQ or Long Horn Steak House

So sad over the loss of such nice green space. But if you need a fix of fast food and greasy calories, You've got your choice of anything.

Great place to shop, get lunch, or find a snack. Easily accessible in West Chester, this shopping center has lots of options for everyone.

Why pretend this place is the Kenwood Mall? The stores are a joke, food outlets garbage, the area is way over congested. Only saving grace is Shake Shak

The shopping area has great stores like TJ Maxx, Bath & Body Works, PetSmart, and even a Target with a Starbucks. I really like the friendly staff at Panera. If you have kids, Cookie Cutters is good for haircuts. Families can enjoy walking outside, shopping, and eating together. It's a cool place whether you want something fancy or not. You can have a fun day there, shopping and meeting friends or family for coffee or lunch. There are many good stores and restaurants like Another Broken Egg, Michael's, and Petsmart. We had a nice time at Bonefish Grill for a birthday celebration, with a free dessert for the birthday person. The food was tasty, though refills were a bit slow. The staff were polite and helpful. The place felt nice, especially on a quiet Monday night. There's a big park nearby called VOA park, and you can easily spend a whole day at the center.

Black Friday parking slum, but associates in different stores were at top performance. The only line out the door was bath and body works.

Lots of stores. The pics are from Office Depot, which the only real flaw that I noticed was empty shelves. Quite a few aisles had empty shelves. Reminded me of Covid. Other than that, the service was actually great until I got to the counter to check out and stood in line while 2 other employees goofed off. Fortunately the cashier knew his job and was able to keep the line going. Kudos to him and the other sales staff.

It was ok not much shopping....the place was beautiful and clean which was a huge plus and people were very friendly

Everything for the family, from enjoying the outdoors walking with your family and/or pets to shopping to dining. Fancy or not, this is the place!

Basic selection of big box stores. Parking lot was hard to get into and out of, not enough places to exit.

Love for this restaurant but truly disappointed with the tortilla soup. The name should be changed to bean soup. The manager was kind and replaced with chicken noodle that was tasty.

Bonefish Grill. We had a positive experience as we gathered for a small, belated birthday celebration. The birthday girl received a beautiful dessert at no cost. Everyone's food was satisfactory and tasty. Refills a bit slow, but our server was new. She was also polite and helpful. Overall atmosphere was pleasant. We were there on a slower evening, Monday.

I Love this shopping area. I however do not like how fast people drive around the parking lots & the restaurants around the shopping area. Nice selection of stores. TJ Maxx, Bath & Body Works, Pet Smart, Target (with a Starbucks inside!), Ulta, & Much More! I also Love the Panera there! The staff there are incredibly kind.

SoHo is an amazing Sushi and Hibachi restaurant. Lucy is an owner and wonderful part of what makes the establishment great. Sushi is fresh, fantastic and generous. We have been going here often for over 10 years.

Most here after an appt for my hair over at Mitchell's salon. Bartender cat, I think was fun, saucy and just enough attention if that makes sense. Will be back when I have more time to try more food options

Always nice, lots of mainstream shops and restaurants but it is SO busy anytime you go and there really isn’t enough parking for that volume of people.

Great little shopping strip There's a variety of stores,like Target, Aveda hair care, etc. Nice and clean and usually not too crowded.

Lots of great stores to choose from, plenty of nearby restaurants, and of course VOA park. You could easily spend all day in the area on a small budget. I had two little ones with me (3 & 6) and between the park, McDonald's for lunch, and 5 below we had a lot of fun, and the girls in our family were able to have a ladies day, pedis and brunch. If you plan it right, there's literally something for everyone and every budget.

Amazing selection of retail stores for everyone in the family. Lots of restaurant options nearby as well!

Meh tried the new chicken sandwich and ended up with food poisoning. Tasted like fish, thought they had fried it in old grease but they actually microwave frozen food.. not eating there anymore 😕

Its great they knocked down all those stupid radio towers and did away with that transmitting equipment. We really needed more junk food, nail and tatoo joints. I'm being sarcastic; since before WWII, through the days of being called "The Cincinnati Liar", to when our brilliant US Government pulled the plug, this and other VOA facilities served us well even if the programming wasn't as top notch as it could have been, but that was Washington's fault. Today the VOA is just another page of dead white man's history. Lets see what our progressive USA will bring.