Went here for the first time, with my mother. It's a bit of a drive for us coming from Hector, but…read moreit's an easy pretty drive. We ate at their cafe. We both had a cup of Potato and Ham soup, and split a BLT. It was delicious, very fresh. Not skimpy on the bacon...at all. The sandwich was perfectly distributed. Much larger than I anticipated. Made with their local bacon and tomatoes. Loved the atmosphere, the cafe had a cozy vibe. We were seated next to the gas fireplace. We had enough privacy to talk, noise level was normal. Order your food at the counter, collect your condiments, napkins, and Salt pepper shakers at long counter. Then sit down and enjoy yourself, until they bring it out. Service was very quick. After we cleaned up our plates and table. They have a place for you to put your dirty dishes and cups, along with trash, and recycling. Then we went into the bulk grocery part to look around. We both ended up buying sweet treats for later. I bought a cherry fry pie. It was super fresh and tasty. I enjoyed it with my evening herbal tea. I also bought some rice and a few other staples. I will definitely be back for a 2nd trip. They have a lot going on. The place was super clean. Items easy to find. It's not all bulk, they have their items from small to bulk, so if you are in a 1 or 2 person household, do not let the bulk in their name scare you off. It's worth a trip, for some organic homemade items.

Great market with a deli. Got a chicken wrap and a turkey/salami sub from the deli and a kombucha/…read moreapple cider to drink. Wrap was huge!

I love five below. It's freaking cheap and they have cool stuff in there like you get like carpets…read moreand food and candy and toys random books. And it's all super cheap. Greet you so loud it's like a jump scare, but they got like a lot of Apple accessories and car access accessories. It's like endless. It's just it's fun. I have a lot of cheap junk that I like.

As a disclaimer, not all items at Five Below are under $5. So read carefully. I like the Five Below…read moreat this location. I've been able to find cute accessories, interior design related stuff, stationary, basic workout equipment etc. I do not recommend buying any of the clothes because even if it's cheap if you rub the fabric between your fingers, ew. Bad quality.

Use if you need to (like you are almost out of gas like we were) but avoid otherwise. No pay at the…read morepump. You have to pay inside and leave your credit card with them if you want to fill it up. Bathroom was out of paper towels. A little bit dingy.

An okay place to stop if you need fuel for your vehicle. This place has definitely seen better…read moredays. The inside is worn down and needs a good overhaul. The people that work there are nice though. I wouldn't buy much here as their prices are high.

Italian sub. Yes…read more Strawberry Lemonade. Yes. Giant ahh ice cream. Yes. --------------------------------------------

Saunders is a big grocery store run by the menonites. There's lots of meats, fresh produce, baked…read moregoods, freshly ground peanut butter, a cheese counter with ample samples, and plenty of baking supplies. Specialties would be their jams and pickles- I have fun just looking at the names of them. Their candy selection is also good, especially if you like gummy candies. I can also find some unique sodas such as white birch beer, sassafras soda, and cheerwine to name a few. There is a little gift shop/religious books section near the front, which can be nice to browse through. Saunders sells outdoor furniture and decor, and there is a furniture store proper attached. I've been especially tempted by their swiveling and gliding rocking chairs. I've had some good food at the cafe, the Reuben in particular being super tasty. You do have to enter the cafe through the store and park your cart before you go into the cafe. You order at the counter and then the staff gives you a number and will bring you your meal. Car parking is ample here but there are speed bumps, so watch it! I haven't noticed any bike racks, so cyclists likely need to get creative. The store is closed on Sundays and can be busy with campers during the summer months.

Very cool shop with very sweet people, though I wouldn't recommend going if you don want to spend…read more30 minutes there talking/waiting to check out. There are a wide range of items and prices and I would recommend this store even with the wait.

I just moved here from California and found this shop through Reddit on a Pyrex post- WHOA! My…read morehusband and I spent 2 hours here having an absolute blast! I left with a few 1950s cocktail hats, a vintage fur cape in pristine condition, 2 large fancy Cinderella Pyrex dishes, a baggie of glass Victorian buttons, and 2 bags of 1950s buttons for $80. I can't wait to go back when I have 3 spare hours to give the place another detailed shop. I highly recommend coming here. Whether you're a collector of lovely vintage items, or a decorator- this is the place for you. Victorian- 1990s, it's all here!

There's nothing premium about these outlets. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. It's the…read moremost average set of typical outlet mall stores in a sort of below average set of buildings. The contents of the stores are the same as you'd find anywhere, but the atmosphere is unappealing and a little despondent. Out of all the Premium Outlets I've visited this one has probably been the most meh. The various store employees were mixed. There were some that were helpful, and other that sort of helped begrudgingly like they were doing you a favor. The upsides are that there is a lot of parking available, you're probably not going to have to deal with lines, and the stores all seemed well-stocked. The Shake Shack is not in the outlet mall, it's on the other side of the highway.

It's a bit older looking, but has a great CHAMPION and NIKE. It needs an adidas!…read moreThe food court was the worst food court I think I've ever seen..... lots of parking.

A small furniture company that makes top quality work. I'm glad I stumbled upon this business as I…read moreplan on purchasing and shipping back to California. I'll write an update once I own something from here, but I can't imagine not being happy with anything I could buy here. Not only did I enjoy the experience of exploring this gorgeous furniture because of what I was seeing but the people are really nice too!

Excellent furniture! We have bought bedroom, living room and dining room furniture and it is…read morebeautiful and well made all solid wood not the cheap veneer you get in the stores. Great selection of wood and styles. It's furniture that will last forever. Also, the Horning family are wonderful to work with it's a pleasure to do business with them.

0 Stars - DO NOT GO HERE The manager at Home Goods at S…read moreMeadow St is extremely rude to customers and makes you feel as if she's better than you. I don't know how she got the job as the manager, but they need to reevaluate that decision. The person at the register was very nice and helpful, but once they called the manager over it all changed. She was even being very rude to the employee at the register for asking her for help. The manager has zero customer service skills and shouldn't be managing a store like this. We love Home Goods, but will never go back there because of our experience with the manager

While living in the area I noticed the lack of decent furniture stores, so it was about time that…read moreHomeGoods open a new store here. Now we only need a Marchalls .

Massive antique store in a great walkable strip of cute shops and restaurants called the Gaffer…read moreDistrict. You can't tell the size of this place from just looking at it from the outside. Two floors (with an elevator) of tons of great things. Lots of Pyrex and glassware available (it is Corning of course!) and so much more. I found some vintage postcards, wooden blocks, a Christmas ornament, and some Fiestaware. Something for everyone.

Great place to check out while walking around the downtown. We stopped in after a visit to the…read moreCorning Glass Museum. My friend scored quite a trove of vintage Pyrex bowls with glass covers (no plastic yay!) and I grabbed a cool Maxfield Parrish book. Two floors of antiques! Great if you're looking for Pyrex or Corning ware!

Great value for your money. Incredible variety, very…read morereasonable prices. You cannot lose!

The prices are very reasonable, staff is friendly and knowledgeable. We've been coming here for…read moreyears and the variety of plants and trees are always expanding. Overall the plants purchased here are healthy and survive replanting in the garden . A+