I was recommended to check this place out after family of mine purchased some good discounted items…read morefrom here. For those of you who don't know, this place buys out hotels' furniture when they close or more commonly update and they get the furniture at extremely discounted rate to which they pass along the savings to their customers. I purchased a king sized bed along with some other furniture pieces. I have now had the bed for four months and absolutely love it. The price...well, you just can't beat it ($122 for mattress and box springs). I paid $60 to have to delivered to Manayunk along with a couple chairs and some bedside tables. The delivery was one guy with a U-haul type truck and together we moved the items upstairs to my apartment. In my book this was a slam duck; definitely a place I would go to again. So I did. My most recent visit I decided to buy a couch and a sofa table (and have since bought smaller stuff in between). Once again I requested it to be delivered to Philadelphia. This time I was told they won't deliver for purchases less than $300. Now mind you, though they do have items that are more expensive than that (not much though), racking up $300 is not necessarily the easiest thing to do there. As I said, my bed was $122, I got a few chairs around the $55 mark, sofa table was $60, and the couch was only $38 (and amazingly very nice). I told them I would pay for the shipping as I had done before but they said it wasn't worth it. Hmmm.... I have worked retail for many years of my life. If I have a $5 sale or a $500 sale, if a customer is willing to pay all the expenses of the shipping, you ship it! It does not affect your bottom dollar at all (unless you refuse to ship and then it has a negative impact!). In a world where they are so busy it would make a difference and the movers time could be better spent on other things, I may get it. This is not this world. I was willing to pay the cost of gas, the guy or two that would be making the move, and the time it took. If it costs them $50 to pay for the movers and the gas to get there, I'd be more than happy to pay that or more. If it costs them $100, then I'd pay a hundred! Instead, they lost the sale and a repeat customer because in my book, failure to accommodate a customer is a failure in business equals no return business. I was pretty disappointed by this as this was definitely a place that had some good items. Now they missed a sale which doesn't sound like a big deal being the couch was only $38 but am guessing it was so cheap because it has been there for a while. They could have freed up the real estate in the store by finally getting rid of this and displayed newer items better. Missing this sale also means missing future sales because being a furniture store, I think have shipping accommodations is essential. I recommend the following to them: 1) Never turn down a sale because you don't want to ship it. At least make it an option and charge more if you have to. That is okay! Saying we don't ship under a certain amount just sucks especially when your big ticket items are so often under $300. I was not about to spend another $200+ on items just to hit the mark. 2) If shipping is an issue for your company because of manpower, vehicles or whatever, then get set up with a local moving company so you can refer a customer to them. Not shipping should never be an option. Say, "We have recently partnered up with "XYZ" moving company. We can arrange to have them ship the item for you. Would you like to get a quote from them?" and then YOU call them up and get a quote! These small and very easy things keep customers coming back! Despite this irritated complaint, the staff is friendly and the items are decent. There seems to be a high changeover of inventory (some of the less desirable stuff sits for some time). I would highly recommend taking at least one of my recommendations if not both to heart. In today's economy, losing a customer is just not in anyone's best interest.

I have bought many items if quality here. Fair prices. Good selection of things. Never know what…read moreyou'll find.

What an amazing visit I had today…read more I had such a splendid time hearing from owner ( and author) Valerie about the Art featured in her store! She graciously shared stories and histories of Berks County artists ! I treasure the time she spent on the local talent! A life long passion! Valerie is a treasure trove! For example The paintings and lives of the Shearer family! Wow! Their talent is undeniable. I'm impressed and delighted to see these paintings and know something about them as well. There should be a movie about them or a documentary! It's a thrill! In the meantime there is a wonderful book. Valerie wrote a book on BERKS COUNTY ART. I'm happy to say I now own it!! I love it so much. I loved seeing the precious chick paintings of William Spang! I loved a lot about this store. Everything has a story. The art and the people! The staff will welcome you wholeheartedly. Let them know what you are looking for. Beautiful painted landscapes . Women artists like Mary Leisz! Who studied painting under Christopher Shearer... what amazing talent.

A really beautiful antiques store with unique and refined items! Will definitely be coming back in…read morethe future.

Store is beginning liquidation. No signage to advertise store is closing out front at time was at…read morestore. Long line slow checkout, but that was always the case shopping this location.

Today was my second time in this store. I love just browsing and looking for unique finds. I must…read moreadmit there is another reason. There is a guy named River that works there ..He is always so helpful and very personable . Thing is I just can't get enough of this guy ,. Lots of ppl have celebrity crushes but omg I can't believe I'm gonna say this but have a retail crush. I have spent over $3500 in the 2 times I've been there do to his recommendations lol. Thank you Gia piazza

Love Kospia farm! The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Nursery items are great quality. Their…read moreshops are filled with items made by local artisans. The grounds are beautiful. Take a walk around and you won't want to leave.

Today I attended the Herb Planting Class at Kospia Farms. First I want to comment that with…read moreeverything going on at the Farm today in celebration of Mothers, it was very well organized. Behind the greenhouse, we had a delightful time listening to our instructors who clearly have worked side by side at the farm. Educational facts about herbs with a sprinkling of humor began the event. It is so wonderful to attend a class where they share their knowledge about the herbs and their uses. They give you salient advice that helps you decide on which herbs fit the taste profile you enjoy so you build your herb pot on what fits you. Then to top it all off they gave us a handout that covered trimming, drying and pairing herbs as well as a few recipes! A wonderful experience! Thank you for making my Mother's day extra special!

They have so many tables and chairs to decide from. They have some in stock, and many others can be…read morecustom made. Their furniture is fairly priced and is good quality. They also have excellent customer service. I was very impressed, and ended up buying a beautiful solid wood table.

Staff was very helpful selecting the right size dinette sets ​for our small kitchen. The set…read morearrived securely wrapped in moving padding the delivery team was friendly and efficient. We LOVE the beautiful set we purchased. ​​​