So I have been stopping here for years. It's a surplus store so you never know what you're going to…read morefind when you stop. They have almost everything you need in regard to personal items such as shampoo, soaps, toothpaste, etc. The prices are generally cheaper than most stores is you know what the prices should be. They sell some brand names and as well as off brand. It's like a treasure hunt! If you find a good bargain grab it because it may not be there the next time you go. Be aware you need to check the expiration dates of food items before you buy. There is a fresh produce, cheese and meats sections. Also a ton of frozen and canned goods, paper products and the like. The store is generally clean and organized. Will continue to stop there whenever I am in the area.

This is coming up as a military surplus store. IT Is NOT. It is a surplus grocery store. With some…read morereally good deals at times.

We like to stop by this Goodwill whenever we travel through to the Midwest. Conveniently located…read morenear the highway, it is a standalone store kinda on a hill. Decent amount of parking. Prices are decent with plenty of merchandise.

This Goodwill has a mix of pros and cons. It's easy to access, being almost directly off Route 42…read more It's a large and modern standalone building with plenty of parking. Has a standard selection for Goodwill that includes clothing, furniture, media, and housewares. The biggest issue with this store is selection here has always been lighter than other local Goodwill's. They just don't seem to get the depth in stock most others I've visited get. Employees have been useful during most of my visits. This locations strongest feature is the ease of donating. They seem to take most items but technology. The donation door is at the side of the entrance closest to the driveway, with the rules being clearly noted on a very visible sign. You do need to inform an employee you are here to donate. I've never had them reject anything I've donated. Overall, shopping here is ok, but donating here is easy and painless.

Nice place to stop and stretch your legs. We visited for the first time yesterday. Walked around…read moreinside of the barn full of older items for sale. Outside under a large tent they sell lots of fresh produce, pumpkins and different flowers. Didn't notice if they had a restroom. There are at least 4 covered bridges you can visit not too far from here.

Most antique places in the Benton area are closed on Mondays, but not Retherfords. Its antiques and…read moremiscellaneous stuff are in a big old barn. If you like dirty, dusty, cluttered antique stores, this is the place for you. It doesn't appear that anything new has come into this old barn in years. But that's the kind of antique store I like....never know what you will find, and I did buy a few things.

Big Lots is another overstock/closeout store that opens in vacant storefronts, so depending on what…read morestore you shop at, it can look like an old Supermarket or an old Department store. Just think of an Ollie's with cleaner locations and slightly more expensive merchandise. Muncy's store is located in a former Supermarket outside of the Lycoming Mall. The store is clean and well organized with a better stock of products (especially food) compared to the Bloomsburg location. Where this store suffers is the lack of space, as the former supermarket is smaller then other stores. The food isles are only one person wide, so if you are larger like me, it makes maneuvering hard. The checkout area is also tight and customers who look like they are in line might just be shopping. Overall the store is nice, just crowded.

This Store went above and beyond to meet my expectations. I found a very nice furniture set at a…read moregreat price and love it!

Any time I don't know exactly what I am looking for, I either take the broken part in or describe…read moreit to them, and they know what I need. They are great with helping with paint colors. The staff is always polite and eager to help whatever department your item is in. Many times their prices are better than the big box stores. My husband always tells me, "go to Elery Naus' first."

Best hardware store in the area. Great customer service and advice. Excellent selection of hardware…read moreand landscaping products

My son lives to go there. He has a grandfather who lives to go antique shopping and his…read moregrandparents were antique dealers. Very cute and interesting place to shop.

It's a fun place to walk around, but we won't be going back after our last visit. When you walk…read moreinto the main entrance and go to the left down the main hallway ... There is a room off to the right with all enclosed glass cabinets. One of the cabinets in the first row (it has video game cartridges in it, etc) had small roaches crawling around inside of it on the shelves and games!! There were some item I did want to buy, but after seeing that there was no way I was buying anything. If you see a few there are definitely more. And for them to be out in the daytime means the place is infested. We immediately went home and washed our clothes bc we were completely freaked out. The smell in the place is awful as well. Especially in the basement. There are many other well kept antique stores to visit. I would avoid this one.

Excellent friendly knowledgeable service from Lori and Cindi. Prices are much better than the…read moreother options in the area such as Michael's. They have many different options for mats and frames and they have all the glass options for my different art and pictures and prints.

This store is in PA and I went there while visiting my sister. Nice store! Very similar to the one…read moreI go to in NY. Good prices, especially when you use their coupons. And coupons are easy to get through email or texting or using their app. The wool selection (which I was looking for) was good. The fabric selection (which my sister was looking for) was ok too.