The Marketplace at Steamtown - Shop PA (Near Scranton)

5 /5 Cindi Powell: Geisinger podiatry surgeon is located inside the mall, which is kind of cool. So after my many appointments I get to hobble down to Boscovs and theres parking. You only get a couple hours of parking so you have to pay for it but if youre going to a merchant and you get your ticket punched, you dont pay as much. When I go there Im usually there for hours and have to pay 2 or 3 dollars when I leave but my truck fits in there which is nice. I drive a tundra and I never have trouble finding a space even though it can be busy. You just have to look for the space. There are elevators and Boscovs has a service that if you buy stuff in there they will bring it down to your car if you pull up to the meeting spot. Thats kind of nice. I remember when that mall was jumping and I couldnt afford anything in it but one there a couple times when my twins were really small. Now theres almost nothing in there but the aquarium is in there. Its well worth a trip for that alone. Theres a bar restaurant there or a coffee shop something on the corner that seems pretty nice that has beer battered Cod and fries. The smell of it is sometimes in the place and I liked it. I want to try it one of these days. The last time I was there I got a couple of very nice sleepwear outfits. Its always pleasant but I usually have to ask how I get back out cuz I get a little turned around in there. Theres always someone there to help and the other people that go there are always very polite. I like it there but you still have to watch what youre doing you know because it is right in the middle of the city and you are in a parking garage and whatever. Just pay attention to your surroundings

5 /5 A. “BackSeatRider” W.: Well kept mall with a variety of stores and food places. Parking is across the street in a parking garage or there is street parking for a fee. We stopped to find dresses and accessories and Boscovs did not disappoint. After a quick snack from Auntie Annes, we visited an cool variety store. Eric had quite the collection of rocks, minerals and gems all mixed into an antique/vintage store selling everything from coins, sports memorabilia, and vintage toys. He was very knowledgeable about his collection and eager to share with us interesting facts. We did not leave without getting some cool rocks for the kids.

5 /5 Rebecca Schneider: What an incredible new addition the Market at Steamtown is! There were over 50 vendors selling organic dog treats, chocolates, live plants, microgreens, crochet goodies, fidget floofs, handdyed yarn, candles- all these handmade treasures right at one indoor stop- it was spacious & beautiful- I am excited for the next one- I believe it happens monthly.

5 /5 Carlos Izaguirre: Stopped in for a warm drink prior to visiting the Aquarium, had a Medium Roast black coffee without cream or sugar to dilute the coffee taste!

5 /5 akocher2112: What a wonderful experience. The monthly pop-up market is fantastic, so many unique vendors. Highly recommend a visit