I always love stopping in for a browse and bite to eat. Good priced food and the book selection is…read morethe real treat.

Like many second hand bookstores, you get the occasional grandpa nodding off to his book, the older…read moreuncle who unbeknownst to himself starts singing along with the cafe music, and ladies meeting up for a chat. But also like many independent bookstores like this, you can the feel for the down to earth community where people just are. I came in for a morning coffee and to browse the books. I was impressed by the young barista's skill in making a latte to my preferences, and it was really nice to weave my way around the shelves to see what an algorithm recommendation would normally miss. Not sure about the food, but the book space and coffee are on point.

Sweet little art-y shop. Carries a lot of local work, which is lovely. Caters to tastes that are…read moreprobably older and more conservative than mine, but there are a lot of gems, like beautifully designed leather book covers. A good stop if you've got time.

When I was a student I had shopped here year after year while they had a loyalty card program (you…read moreget a card that gives you 10% off textbooks as long as it wasn't a course pack with an online code or the sort), however, in my senior year they discontinued the program and wouldn't honor the card which was quite a disappointing experience

This is a huge pen state store with lots of souvenirs. This…read moreplace is dog friendly. They even gave my dog a treat which he absolutely loves. They even have pen state dog toys and bandanas that my dog now owns. They have occasional sales which makes it worth it.

Very well organized. Clean. Friendly staff. Nice selection. Something for everyone. While we…read morevisited on a Friday, we heard there is a 50% off sale every first and third Wednesday for those 55+.

Great shop for a good cause... items are well organized and reasonably priced. The store itself is…read moreclean and the volunteer staff are super friendly and helpful. We stop by every time we're in the area.

I got a cute jellycat from them and I love it :) They have a lot of very cute stuffed animals and…read morefun games to play with family and friends. Will continue going back to look for jellycats

service, local and fun store. I like to support local businesses, great selection of current trend…read moretoys and nice selection of toddler and infant pj in organic cotton.

I've passed by Antiques at Apple Hill so many times as an alumni and student but finally stopped in…read morethe other day on my "before I go home" loop. This place has a lot of cool stuff internally (and obviously a great Penn State collectibles section) but on par with most stores that categorize themselves as "antique" it's a little bit on the pricier side, versus a thrift or second hand store (but that's because of the overall curation process, versus just regular donation).

The owners are very nice, the inside is pretty big and there's lots of different booths. There's an…read moreupstairs to explore as well

A great location for the art center. Plenty of parking next to the building and ample room inside…read morefor various events and workshops. I look forward to more arts and education in Huntingdon county than ever.

Ghandi said that he thought he would like Christians but had yet to meet one…read more Big Valley Dry Goods seems to reflect this behavior. It offers Amish dry goods in a store that appears to be lit by natural light alone. It is run by plain people based on their clothing. While I greatly like many of their materials (cooking tools, games that the Amish play, including board games, toy guns (!), canning supplies, interesting books), their team was adamantly not wearing masks nor was the one customer. Not wearing a mask and pretending that the governor has not put up a mask mandate or that it does not apply to them because "they do not like the governor" is not being Christian as I practice it. To ignore science and to ignore government is not just irresponsible but unChristian, and it not following the Bible that presumably many working and shopping there profess to read and to follow. I'll be back post-pandemic, but I lost some respect for them and for the religion they represent through their clothing, materials, and the design of the store. It is a matter of respect. I don't care if you call me sir, but I do care that you will clog the hospitals with uncessarily sick folks, to the extent that other sick people can't get treated, and that we wear our health care system with a disease that is easily avoided through simple behavioral changes.

This store has a variety of kitchenware, glassware, gifts, plastic toys, sewing supplies and books…read more Much of the same made in China ware that you can find in any dollar store in the United States but in a cozier, down home electricity free environment. If your tastes are not too fancy you can get all your sewing and fabric supplies here. They have a nice little selection of books which includes books on backyard herbal medicines you can find in this area and other traditionally themed topics. I picked up a nice Pennsylvania Dutch dictionary here.