We were shopping for a new dinette table and chairs. This store got so many good reviews and I can…read moresee why. Our sales girl Melissa was so helpful. We told her what we wanted. We found the perfect dinette I was shopping for. The style and color I wanted was perfect. We also ended up buying a beautiful recliner for my husband for Fathers Day. If you are looking for a good quality furniture at a reasonable price this is the place to go. I wish I would have found this place sooner. The next time I want any furniture I will be going here. It's a family owned business. So make sure you patronize them.

We moved our parents back home to a small town in Pa. Parents can be a little old school and didn't…read moretrust using online stores to buy their furniture because they want to see, feel, and touch. So we went to Statewide. The owners daughter was super friendly and went out of her way accommodated us by providing shipping the very next day because we were only there for a couple of days. There was a wide variety of styles for every room. They even can change the fabric of a piece if you like the style but not the color. I would definitely go back for any and all of my furnishing needs.

They went out of their way to help called me right back when I had a problem their products are…read moregreat

My daughter was looking for shades for her living room windows and we stopped in the store on…read moreWyoming Ave. We liked some of the items and made an appointment to have someone come to measure and give us an estimate. We liked the colors/styles available and placed an order. Yes, they were expensive but for my daughter, they fit her lifestyle and decor. The workmanship and materials used were great! The order arrived when it was suppose to and installation was very efficient. We are extremely pleased with our choice!

I showed up here right around opening time. Which was kind of amazing. If I had been a few minutes…read moreearlier I probably would have been back out on the road. I waited a few minutes outside because I wasn't sure if they were really open and I waited back until I saw a brave soul go to approach the door and it opened. That was my cue to make it through the door. I made my way back to the furniture section to look over items and then right over to the electronics. There wasn't much to see here. You would have thought with the amount of vehicles in the parking lot meant that there were rare antiques in the store. The store itself isn't all that big. It is definitely on the smaller side.

Goodwill along the Hazleton Airport Beltway has never looked so good! The thrift store looks great…read moresince your expansion, and it only goes to show how more space entices more shoppers. Keep up the terrific bundle of book bargains. Households arranged by color is outstanding for seeking out, for example, al lime green dessert plate or orange wicker blaslet. The clothing deals are delightful. I love the grilling accessories bargains. Where I get tripped up is the new enter, exit, and donation directions. Confusing to me. Maybe I would understand it better in a written notice on a laminated paper near your entrance. I saw other drivers showing hesitation/uncertainty about egress.

6/27/2026 this was my second time here and I hadn't been in a while. It's a charming little shop…read morewith rock bottom prices. It's astounding how they can even support the electric bills on the low pricing. They have the typical thrift shop fare like linens, purses, kitchenware, nick nacks, clothes, shoes, belts, kids games and more. Like any store like this it's hit n miss. I found some vintage bracelets and free rosaries. They have an area of free religious charms, books, prayer cards and other miscellaneous items. I was worried because there was a lady hacking and coughing. I sure hope I don't end up sick. I am taking precautions with my propolis spray and sinus rinse. Fingers crossed

The name is The Furniture Connection and address is 200 Claremont Av. Tamaqua, PA 18252…read more As I walked in, I was greeted by a lovely tiny dog with the bark of a lion, he was actually sweet. Lol. I bought 3 nice furniture pieces from this place a bit pricey but tottaly worthy as the quality looked much better than the furniture in big name brand stores. I had my delivery right on time next day within the window time given to me at the time of the sale.

Laurie Ann is far and away better than any mattress professional I have ever dealt with, and I have…read morepurchased a lot of mattresses through the years. She is knowledgeable, personable, very, very helpful and she really puts, you, the customer first. She really went the extra mile for me, and I highly recommend her and Mattress Warehouse! Laurie takes such an active interest in your sleep health, and she really cares of her customers. I also got a really great deal :-)

If you are looking for a unique gift, this the place. Gail, the owner is delightful. Ask her about…read morethe history of the building. And do enjoy how she wraps your purchase!

Here's I want to share my disappointing experience with the Salvation Army store. Over time, I have…read morespent thousands of dollars at this location, supporting their mission and purchasing items. However, despite being a loyal customer, I have been treated with disrespect and hostility by staff. Issues I've encountered: Items being resold unfairly. Being labeled a "nuisance". Staff smiling in your face, then turning rude, irate, and dismissive. Being told, "If you don't like it, you can leave." No paying customer--let alone one who has supported this store significantly--should be treated this way. If this is how they operate, they should reconsider their approach to customer service.

One of the super fun memorable moments from my girls weekend was that I left my suitcase at home,…read morein my kitchen. This, of course, delighted the NMA who howled with laughter as he showed it to me via the magic of FaceTime. Fortunately we ladies are resourceful. I had some clothing I tossed in a tote bag last minute "just in case it got cold", others leant me a few items. I admit though I wasn't wholly sad to go buy clothes, because it meant a trip to a thrift store. I love thrift. Thanks to this wonderful Yelp community and my handy-dandy Yelp app we located this Salvation Army thrift store in downtown Bloomsburg. There isn't a Salvation Army Thrift near me so this was the very first store I've been to from this organization. Parking was street, meters, not challenging though to find a spot in front. The store looks like a charity thrift store, which is really promising. Stores that look like boutiques or retail locations also generally have pricing to reflect the 'upscale' impression. Not totally unusual in those stores to see clothing priced above what it was when it was new. Right. This was well organized, rows and rows of clothing, signage on each row with category. There were also decor and home goods and such. My quest though was to find clothes. Jackpot! Got a really great pair of leggings, black stretchy pants with PoCkETs, a lovely dressy Dana Buchman knit scalloped top that I could not resist I don't care if it's hand wash and block dry and a cool pullover top. I lightly cruised the home goods and found an awesome little carved horse that I have on my desk. The staff at checkout were super nice and friendly, I unwittingly had a few sale 1/2 price items bonus and I walked out with cool stuff for $11. This store is OG thrift, roots thrift, classic thrift and I love it for that. They're about filling a need in our community, not maximizing profit that goes to "programs". I'm down with that. I'd visit again when in the area and would choose to go to another of these stores when I come across. *Note: The Air B &.B we stayed at had a washer and dryer, which was used before wearing anything. Always wash your purchase. One of my friends also got some scores in clothing at the store, pants for her work that she needed for like $1 each. She was thrilled. Always wash your thrift items, even New With Tag. Pro tip.