I like to wander around consignment, vintage, estate, antique shops. This business has so many…read moreamazing items! When we first walked in, I though it was a tiny little shop of knick knacks, post cards and toys. Boy was I wrong. There is a huge room behing that is filled with linens, cast iron pans, tea pots, fishing/hunting items, tools, cookie jars, hats, lunch boxes, kitchen utensils, and on and on. Beautiful crystal, decanters, pitchers, wall art, nursery items, pyrex, lamps. OK, you get the idea. The owner is an absolute doll. She told me to open drawers and look inside things because there was stuff everywhere. :D She also let us know there is a warehouse of items that are too large to fit in the store, like furniture and lawmowers and such. Maybe give them call if you are looking for something in particular to see if they have it available. From what I see in store, and what they seem to have elsewhere, they just may have what you need. Even if they don't have it, they can 'keep an eye open' for it when they are out on their buying trips. We did end up purchasing a few items. That's a few more than I planned. There is a gravel parking lot on the side of the building with a path leading from the lot to the entrance. The prices are good. If you are looking for something specific (set of dishes, a collectible, a ceiling light) or just like to wander, you should definitely stop in. Those little hand made aprons are adorable, and that 'Cow jumped over the Moon' lamp - perfect.

I DO NOT RECOMMENED,CROOKs IMO, who take advantage of our vulnerable elderly…read more not only did they steal items & they spoke VERY disrespectfully, they broke items when they come out to see her items, (showed up with 4 ppl which caused her to be extremely overwhelmed and bombarded) She didn't even have time to process fully what was happening. ( they wouldnt even allow her to unwrap her items and see what they were taking )they were extremely careless with my mother's possessions (that they didnt take). made awful comments that they don't pay for memories. they're lucky I was not out there or I would have sent him packing. The $200 they gave her was an insult to say the least, for probably 5 to 10+ grand worth of items. they took, paid less than pennies on the dollar. I will NEVER do business with them and they ought to be ashamed of themselves. idk how they even sleep at night ripping off our community.

Dave is a helpful knowledgeable owner. His store is well stocked and prices are reasonable. We are…read moreso happy that he is back!

Great shop owner is knowledgable on many genres of music and has a good selection for his…read moreclientele. What hat he don't have stocked he can usually find and order. Much better then your chain shops that hire anyone looking for a paycheck and look at u blankly when u ask for someone off the top 40. As a regular customer I can say the owner gets to know his customers and does his best to keep them in the loop on their fav artists releases and similar music they may like. Definitely check this place out you won't b sorry u did. And he's got a huge record section too. The hours have changed slightly to those listed here though.

This is such a cute shop and a great addition to Punxsutawney! My mom and I came in today and made…read morescents that we both loved. She has a ton of selection for all of the notes, and lots of bases to add them to (though we did oil rollers and perfume mists). I already wish I would have made a bigger size because I keep smelling my wrist over and over again!

I went there for the first time and I loved it. The lady who works there is very kind. They had a…read moregood book selection. I will definitely be going back soon.

The building and decorations were lovely. It felt clean. Cute gift shop... although nothing we…read morefound to our liking. A coffee shop in the back for to go drinks. My sister and I brought my mother for a sit down tea room experience. I shared a finger food tier with my mother. It was lacking in appearance, taste, and quality. Just a bunch of random mundane things you'd find in a dollar general and not fresh. There was basically no wait for our order. It was very quick. Waitress brought one plate for two people lol. And I had to ask for the tea list. Young girl seemed put out the moment we came in. But tried to be more polite towards the end. She never asked how we were. We stayed for about 35m. They use HT tea which I'm not a fan of and they use only one tea bag for a shared 16-24oz tea pot. My mug was a little dirty and stained. We had to ask for sugar. My sister said her Ruben sandwich was great and her ice tea was fine. Disclosure: we're all from a large city and maybe this is high quality for this little town. One of the biggest off putting part was seeing the naked hairy arm pits of a large man while trying to enjoy a special semi eloquent daughter/mother date. We dressed up a little and are not loud people. There really should be a certain dress code and volume control (large man was part of a large loud party) for a "tea room". I would not return or recommend.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Small menu but the food is excellent…read more I would recommend to stop for lunch and also a small shop for unique Gifts.

My husband and I love antiques and collectibles. Hazen was at one time a 4-5 hour walk of all…read moretypes of interesting finds with great prices. Sadly today we found it to be much smaller, with a great deal of new, inexpensive stuff and crafts (albeit nicely made).

My husband and I are from the Philadelphia area, but whenever we're in the area visiting family on…read morethe first weekend of a month, you can bet we'll be hitting up the Hazen Flea Market. The flea market has a very wide variety of items from antiques to tools to food to household supplies to blankets and vegetables and dog bones. Not much changes from year to year, but you end up wanting to keep going back for the tried and true favorites (we tend to pick up big jugs of Maple Syrup when we're there), and the special finds (on our last trip we bought a beer stein). The prices aren't always cheap -- the vendors who deal in antiques tend to know what their wares are worth, but most are willing to haggle. You have to pay to park -- I believe it's $5. You can also park across the street in someone's yard for $2 if you'd like to save a little a walk a smidge farther. We typically go the yard route simply because it's a little quicker to get in and out. Expect to spend 2 hours or so walking around if you want to see everything and bring the sun screen -- there isn't a lot of tree cover.

Bobs Army Navy is quite an amazing place to shop. The building has been there forever and you…read moredefinitely get that feeling when you walk in. The place is packed with merchandise from front to back and their all around selection is quite amazing. It's especially fun to take a look at the military surplus for sale. You can almost always find something you just got to have and surplus prices are quite reasonable. Firearms, archery equipment, ammo, even mens and womens clothing can be found. Selections in all these areas are decent. They even have a rather large footwear store attached with an overwhelming number of boot and outdoor wear choices. Last month I visited and was incredibly impressed that they actually had items in stock that no one else in the area can get. I went to 7 sporting good stores that weekend trying to find black powder for muzzleloaders. No one had any. I almost didn't even bother to ask when I got to Bobs but decided to try. Not only did they have it, they had all kinds and a fair amount of each. I'm not sure how they get it when no one else can, but they seem like the go to place for the unusual and hard to find. Check them out next time you are in Clearfield.

What a place! It's a sportsman's candy store! The prices are decent for just about any kind of…read moreoutdoors gear. Fishing lures, archery equipment, ammunition, Woolrich sweaters, hunting clothes, the list is endless. Salespeople are capable and friendly. My family loves this store!

Honestly, from the outside, this looks more like a strip mall than a 'Mall'. We walked in the…read moreetrance marked Dubois Mall between Big Lots and Ross and sure enough, it's a 'Mall'. Besides anchor stores Ross and Big Lots, there is a large J.C.Penney. The interior public areas are quite wide, with high ceilings. An average sized Bath & Body works and GNC are located in this section of the mall while many of the other businesses are smaller 'mom and pop' type businesses including a kitchen store, a craft store, a remodeling business and HW Book Peddlers to name a few. Wandering down toward J.C. Penney, there is a wide, bare hallway that looks like a dead end. Being of a curious nature, I wandered down there to find another section of the mall. Not as big, it runs parallel to the other section and J.C. Penney is also accessible from here. The mall office is located off this corridor and in front of this was a display of moving dinosaurs! That was a fun surprise.This section includes DuBois Cafe, Uzi's Pastries, two recruiters, Claire's and a nail salon plus more. Like many malls in America, this one is hanging on; not the haven it was in the 80's or 90's. The anchor stores are definitely worth stopping in to visit, and there are several discount stores of one type or another scattered throughout worth a look. That McNulty's looks like a childs heaven with all the stuffed animals! One area is set aside with arcade games. A few other game machines are scattered throughout the mall as well as several soda machines. Empty shop windows have been painted with cartoon characters which is festive. The wide hall ways make a nice space to stretch your legs on a cold, rainy day. There is lots of parking and a fair number of mall entrances. You can easily spend an afternoon window shopping. Who knows you may, like us, find a couple of items to buy. Then stop by the cafe for a snack or meal and walk off the calories or sit on a bench and do a bit of people watching. There are also several other businesses that share the parking lot including a restaurant and a movie theater. I understand the beginning of the Beaver Meadow Trail starts somewhere near the Mall. I'll have to go find that. When it stops raining.

Ummmm I saw two Amish dudes playing a VR video game. I saw a…read moremechanical dinosaur. I also saw a lot of vacancies. Ross dress for less and Dunhams are the best shopping portions. It also has tractors, random tractors throughout. ... awesome!!!