A rather eclectic place- Birkenstock dealer, new and used books, good (but not great) coffee…read moredrinks, and lots of space for customers (and for growth). We ordered an americano, con panna, a double shot, and a hot cider. The con panna and double shot were better than average, particularly given the X factor of a smallish town coffee shop, but were still a bit on the bitter side. Same for the americano. The cider was good but a little sweet-ask for less caramel. The guy (the owner I think) was very friendly. He gave us a 10% discount on our drinks because he talked one of us into buying a drink when she wasn't planning on getting one.

From the owner: High-quality items at reasonable prices: Birkenstock…read moresandals and shoes, SolMate Socks, bodacious greeting cards, Leuchtturm1917 journals, planners, sketchbooks, pens, pencils, Art & Fable and other great puzzles, Folkmanis puppets, Retro51 pens & pencils, Kit-Cat Klocks, Syracuse Cultural Workers t-shirts, pins, cards, magnets, . . . and guess what! We've added The Teeny Tiny Bookshop the Music Hall at Phillips Emporium

Jeff is a heck of a nice guy. I bought my wife her wedding and engagement rings from here, and he…read moreis truly an expert when it comes to jewelry. He prices fairly and has an excellent selection of secondhand jewelry as well, with new merchandise constantly making its way into his store. Truly a quality business, and I will continue to recommend him to friends and family.

By Lori L Jeff is such a great business man. He remembers…read morehis customers and always gives you a good price. He repairs jewelry and treats his customers so good!! I like going there and supporting a small town business!!

What a find in Bloomsburg, PA! When in search of fresh flowers and chocolates the weekend before…read moreValentine's Day, I found this lovely business that oozes with passion, fun, kindness, and good taste. The perfect store to find a high quality brand gift or something for your own home, there are two floors to explore slowly as to not miss what's all there.

best store ever. the staff, the scents, everything. they have the cutest items and really spawns…read moretime educating you about the items they sell. one of my favorite stores.

Excellent little local shop. I knew exactly what I wanted to buy when I entered the shop and I was…read morenever pressured into buying a higher level camera or accessories. The only accessory that was mentioned was a memory card for the EOS Rebel T7, as it does not come with one. The different amount of photos each card could hold was explained then it was my choice. The price is in the market range and I got to deal with a live person and hold the camera before buying. I never felt rushed as I spoke to the owner of my missing the old film days, my experiences in photography and my preference for equipment. I highly recommend this store if you are interested the market for photography items and wish to shop local. They went out of their way to put the camera I wanted in my hands.

From the owner: Transfer of all kinds of analog media to digital. VHS tapes, 8mm, Mini DV, and even Beta to DVD or…read morethumb drives. Slides, negatives, photos and more to digital. Photographic Equipment Sales Repair and Supply. Digital Printing. Photo Restoration and Copy Work. Cameras. Batteries. Lenses. Flashes. Photo Albums. Frames & More

I hired Sneidman's to engrave my husband's wedding ring. When we were there inquiring they assured…read moreus that they could do a colon (:) as part of the inscription, and we clearly stated to them that that was the reason that we went there over other jewelry stores, because the few other places we had checked did not have the capability of inscribing a colon. I returned to pick up the ring, and the engraving was terrible. The words did not line up together, and they omitted the colon as well as the dash (-) that I had written out for my inscription when I dropped the ring off. The (?)owner stated that he had been unable to accomplish these characters on his engraving machine. I was never notified of this until I showed up to pick up the ring and pay for it. And I was still expected to pay for the engraving work that they had incorrectly completed. I felt deceived and cheated as I left. I hate to give a poor review for a small town business, but I was very disappointed with both the work and the service, especially for such an important piece of jewelry to us. Would not recommend.

My father took an heirloom mantle clock into the store after reading an article in the paper that…read morethe owner was able to fix clocks. When my father returned he was told it was broken ( presumably by him). When my father returned home it was discovered that the key for the clock was missing. We followed up to pick up the key, where we discovered he LOST the key. When questioned about the damage to the clock he denied breaking it and said that the clock "had considerable work done to it in the past" which is 100% untrue and would need a rebuild to be fixed. After FOUR trips to the store, I was looked in the eye and told the key being provided to me on the FOURTH trip (after 3 previous keys) was our key. When I took it to my father he said it wasn't the key. After some investigation, it was discovered he had taken the clock to Ye Olde Clock shoppe in Dallas and gotten a replacement key, despite being looked in the eye and told it was OUR original key. I would trust NOTHING with this store or the owner. He is condescending, arrogant and most importantly a liar. I would have appreciated the truth and would have accepted that over being lied to. Furthermore, while I cannot prove it, it is my impression that he tried to fix our clock, broke it and then took it somewhere to cover himself to have verification that it "had had extensive work done on it" which never happened. Such a shame when we tried to support a local business during a global pandemic. Be weary!

No, I am not a crossdresser. Knock it off wiseguys…read more Like I said in a recent review, my girlfriend likes to come here when visiting her grandparents. In tagging along, I learned something. Ya see...c'mere guys...lemme let yas in on a little secret. Follow me. We all hate shadowing the sig other when she "shops" for clothes, looking around, not intending to buy anything. Right? Pay attention to what she eyes up, coos at, and puts back. "You're not getting anything?" "Nah. I love that little black top though. But I can't afford it." I smile, walk back towards the store, and roll my head in that direction. "C'mon. It's yours if you want it." Her squeaky, giggly reaction alone was worth the $30 I spent on said top. "Awww. You're so sweet." "Hey, I wanna see you in it." Dividends, my friends, dividends. P.S. Is the place named for Maurice Chevalier? "Thank heaven...for little girls..."

From the owner: At maurices, we strive to inspire the women in Bloomsburg, PA to look and feel your best. That's…read morewhy we offer a wide selection of women's jeans, tops, dresses, and shoes in sizes 2-24. Come find your community and new favorite outfit at 76 Lunger Drive in Buckhorn Plaza.