We've bought quite some nice furniture and home decor from Patricia over the years. We have two…read moreBadington Young chairs that look like regular chairs, but are actually very comfortable recliners. The foam in the seat cushion and the lumbar cushion in one of the chairs had deteriorated over the years. I called and asked if they could get replacements. They did. I went to pick them up and, when I offered to pay, they told me no payment was necessary because this typical after the sale service. My chair, the one where we replaced the foam in the cushions, has to be at least 15 years old. With renewed foam in the cushions, I'll be good for years to come. I got just what I needed at no cost. What a great store operated by great people. We will be back. Thank you, Patricia's.

Poked in just to see what they had to offer…read more The style they seem to focus on is very much country / colonial. Lots of old-fashioned style furniture and home decor. With some antique stuff thrown in here and there, the overall theme is fairly conventional. You will find scented candles, wreaths, lots of fake or plastic flowers, artwork with ducks and countrysides. Nothing sleek and modern here if that's what you're after.

Every time my wife and I have walked into this store to browse we get a very unfriendly and…read moredismissive vibe, maybe a gruff "hi" if that. We like to support local businesses but just don't feel comfortable here.

Talk about great customer service!!! I called about an item and within minutes I received a text…read moreback. 3 days later (cause of my timeline, not theirs) I have the item in my house and I got a great price and even greater experience. I'll definitely be a regular there now.

A small mom and pop ceramic shop that offers supplies to include paint brushes and glazes as well…read moreas pieces of bisque for sale. They constantly go out of their way to help their clients and provide outstanding customer service. The classes are also amazing. For a two hour class they give you an incredible background of knowledge. I find it a great social event and a time to have a relaxing stress free environment. The teacher, Norma, has a great way of working with children during the Saturday afternoon children's class. I also find that the Friday night adult class is a lot of fun and brings out a lot of good people.

We traveled over an hour to get to the store to buy a Nativity set. We've been making this same…read moreset for over twenty years. Usually the sets are 19 pieces (around $100) but the owner touted that theirs was 21. So we purchased 2 sets at $125. each and when we got a closer look at the pieces at home (in the store they were up high on a shelf), the "extra" two pieces were clearly NOT part of the set. The proportions were off - one was larger than the original set and the other a bit smaller. Also, one pice included a dog with the figure and the other had a drum - neither of which would be found in a scene about the nativity. While the original set was in fairly good condition, I resent the poor business practice of deceiving a customer like that to make a few extra dollars and would never return or recommend this store.

They are very helpful as soon as you walk in and are able to show you examples of what you are…read morelooking for and then they leave you alone to think and talk about the furniture. No hovering-yay! They also have the stain and all supplies in store so you don't need to make another trip.

we still have a place on the Shore in New Jersey and we were able to update our shore place nicely…read morewith different looks than chain store offer. Really nice people - give them a try.

This is a very nice space in the 'Arts District' of Philadelphia. During the course of the year…read morethey hold several 'Opening Receptions' for past, current and new artist. Many of the pieces of art are deep and meaningful without be too 'abstract'. Unfortunately I'm a regular working person and I cannot afford art with the average cost of $1500. There are some less expensive items and prints if you are short on cash, but nevertheless they are a very interesting gallery to visit. When you visit you are greeted with a warm welcome and assistance with any questions you may have. Additionally there are several art programs, classes and workshops offered by Brandywine. If you love art make this a stop on your rounds. The building is located next to the world renowned Clef Club and near many dining options. So stop by checkout some art, go next door to listen to a set and treat yourself to dinner. I will be worth it!

I've been visiting Bernadette since it was located over in Drexel Hill and I've always found things…read morethat I like. On this visit, I was here to have a reading with a psychic medium which went very well. Of course I had to shop for jewelry and I found a couple of really nice earrings She has very good inventory and everything I've purchased from here has been reasonably priced and lasted a long time

What a gem. I was checking out stores in this strip mall and found this…read more So many cool items to buy for yourself or as a gift. The owner was there and very friendly I'll definitely be back

my husband and i just moved from an apartment into a house and needed new artwork to fill up the…read moreextra space. i had been to the merritt young gallery in ardmore, and found out that they just opened a new gallery in haverford, just called merritt gallery. i talked to one of the consultants, marcie, and made an appointment with her to bring artwork to my house! it's one thing to see the art in the gallery, but the fact that she brought it to my house really let me see the possibilities! marcie was really helpful and has a creative eye. she was able to suggest paintings that i originally wasn't so sure about, but now that they're here, we absolutely love them!!!

I have seen and heard about Merritt Gallery since I moved to the area about year ago, but this was…read moremy first time going inside. It is an impressive, contemporary space with a very wide selection of art including wall and free-standing sculpture. When asked for prices the range was quite wide from $900 to $50,000 (yes, $50k). Given some of the pieces displayed and artists represented I imagine that range goes well beyond $50k as names like Picasso, Matisse, and Warhol come up on their website. The gallery has three locations and represents around 175 artists meaning that what you see in store is only a very small sampling of their actual collection. Though I always am looking for new pieces for my collection, today I went in to have a small print framed. Caitlin, one of their consultants, ably showed me an incredible selection of frames ranging from contemporary to hand-carved, hand-detailed wooden frames worthy of the Louvre and works of art in and of themselves. Having chosen to forgo a mat (not needed with this piece) and a fairly simple thin frame, the price caught me off guard: $216. While the financial part of my brain said "no!" the artistic side said "give it a try." I paid the fee and was told my print would be ready in about two weeks. Caitlin offered to have it delivered to me and installed which I may take them up on. Conclusions: Merritt is a great gallery and framing shop. The price lowers my rating to 4.5 stars (I'm a budget conscious art collector). The only issue I had was when Caitlin and I went upstairs to figure out my invoice she left my print exposed on a framing table. I didn't think much about it till I had left, but I wonder when/if someone went down and secured the print from damage. This lowers my ranking to 4 stars. Otherwise a good experience.

There are so many cute things in this store including furniture and things for decorations such as…read morepicture frames and bowls.... So much stuff and it all looks very expensive, but its actually reasonably priced!