Truly, a fun place!…read more We all had a laugh at the inappropriate books, signs, etc. I used my willpower and refrained from getting yet another astrology book - super tempted though. Cute and unique gifts. Very neat and organized too.

I'm a fan of this type of independent toy store. Maybe it has to do with the holidays being so…read moreclose, or maybe I'm just a kid a heart. But every chance I get I like to stroll around shops like this, to see the things I remember from youth and also to see the new items that children today find joy in. There were many items here to catch my interest and make me wish that I had more youngsters in my life to buy them for. And there were many things that your youthful and fun loving friends and family would be happy to receive. The shop is packed with cool stuff, but it is all displayed in a way that you can mosey around without constantly bumping into others doing the same. Trish found a really sweet art coloring book for her mom, and a few stocking stuffers. Being in PV items ranged from a few bucks to a few hundred. 4.5 support your local toy monger Yelps

Had a great experience, found a lot of great stuff at amazing prices. I didn't realize they has so…read moremuch merchandise!

What an incredible place to visit! We visited this shop while on a day trip to Peddler's Village,…read moreand it made for an incredible experience! First, and foremost, the staff here are wonderful. They are patient, kind, attentive, and answered our questions (trust me, we had A LOT of them). The shop specializes in high quality German items, such as steins, wooden goods, gifts, Christmas ornaments, hand-made items, German meats and treats, and most importantly: hand-made cuckoo clocks. This is what we were here for. We picked up some gifts for loved ones before visiting their VAST cuckoo clock collection. The staff gave us demonstrations of each, pointing out the features and differences. They were truly incredible works of hand-made art. Needless to say, we purchased our very own hand-made clock and were absolutely thrilled to own it. Are prices a little steep? I guess some would say so. However, I'd remind them of the immense quality of everything in this shop, most of it being hand-made. Such types of items rarely exist anymore, and we were pleased to support such a business. Check it out! You won't be sorry!

'Black Forest Clocks'? if you say so but I think of it as 'the German store' in Peddlers Village…read moreand I think of it fondly. It is near one of the main entrances and is easy to reach. Inside yes it does sell coo-coo clocks and so much more. German snacks and candies, knick knacks like plush toys dressed in traditional clothing. books on German and Austrian cooking, Music CD's and books to teach German. All at pretty reasonable prices. Prices range from beer steins costing hundreds to children's books for under $5. Beyond the usual chips and candies seen in many similarly Irish themed places, there are also sausages. The Germans are famous for what Bourdaine called 'meat in tube form' and in a fridge on the 2nd floor can be found many splendid examples. So why only 4 stars? two things. 1) with all they offer I'd like to see some of the more traditional clothes on sale as well. I don't mean a sweatshirt with the German flag but things like Lederhosen. 2) and this is more serious accessibility. The store has stairs. You can get into the ground floor just fine but about half the store is either up or down a half flight of stairs to a loft and a cellar and if you have mobility issues, you are SOL. Over all thought it is great place to have a look round and if you're looking to expand or embrace your Germaness, this is the spot to start.

Ordered a tuna and a cheese sandwich to go. $22 plus tip. After we were on our way I realized my…read moredefinition of a sandwich was different from the untrained personnel. The cheese was on bread....nothing else. No mustard. No Mayo, no lettuce. Tuna was the same. Bread was supermarket variety.

This store has a huge amount of statuary and outdoor ornaments around it, both in front of the…read morebuilding and in back. Concrete, stone, metal, ceramics... if it can be displayed in your yard or garden, they seem to have it. Inside the store goes on and on, with different rooms dedicated to candles, seasonal decorations (including Halloween, autumn, and Christmas), metal signs (a lot of Route 66 and Harley-Davidson signs), cards, gifts, baskets, oil lamps, pillows, "retro toys" made in China, picture frames. placemats and table runners, welcome mats, rag rugs, lamps, and furniture. There's even a café at one end of the building. Worth wandering through if you are in the market for gifts or decorative items.

Lots of good deals here, the prices are right. Very organized store and clean. The employees are…read morereally friendly as well. Many options to choose from all around the store. Great place!

Extremely well stocked with a wide selection of everything you can think of for your home/office…read more Very nice, friendly, efficient, knowledgeable, helpful staff. Told me exactly where to find what I wanted. Freshly redesigned - love the spacious new layout! Competitive pricing, and they stand behind their products and the quality is excellent.

Good prices and assortment and a nice staff. The best part is they have a keilim mikvah right in…read morethe back which they let the community use.

One of the towns famous local artists. You can see her work all through Doylestown. Katia has…read moreplenty of cool events, classes, and displays going on at her studio/gallery. Check out "Clay Date" nights and you can get some cool tips from other talented artists, as well as Katia herself (All ages and skill levels are welcome!) I went from making pinch pots to actually producing some decent looking artwork and tiles from attending "Clay Dates". It was a really fun experience.

At first, I had a very good experience when I called originally and then followed up (with…read morequestions etc). But I sent photos and descriptions and did not hear back. I followed up with a call and left a message and never heard back. I followed up again with a call to the second number (the outgoing messages made it clear they were the correct number) and also never heard back. By comparison another company (which I contacted after not hearing back from the first call) emailed me the next day. The courtesy of a reply (even just to say that what I had was not what they were looking for- if in fact that was the case) would have been the courteous and good business thing to do

Great place to sell and buy. Lots of excitement and not too many crowds. I've done well and also…read moregotten burned, but that's on me. You have to do your research. For ex. You might see a Coach purse, but it's an old style you wouldn't be caught dead wearing. It's the seller's item, not Bodnar's. He is the Auction house owner and you have to figure out the rest.