Ed always has something lovely and brought out a bunch of freesia that I was so happy to combine…read morewith the pink tulips he also had on hand with some daffodils I had at home. The photos are from a week after or so and the flowers are still so lovely and fragrant. I highly recommend a visit to his boutique of treasures and lovely flowers. Thank you Ed!

Ordered flowers for my mother's birthday, beyond what might be the typical delivery distance. My…read moreorder was taken cheerfully via phone. Service was on time and the driver brought the flowers into the house ... a must for my elderly mother. Very professional and friendly.

We enjoyed looking through this historic old hardware store which doubles as a historic building,…read moremuseum, or just plain fun place to grab some free popcorn or watch the ghost play jazz, blues, reggae, etc on the piano. I bought the Ostrich feather duster I've been looking for for months! Clean? Are hardware stores supposed to be known for clean? Especially old ones? This one was just the right degree of cleanliness! The staff were so friendly and welcoming! When we mentioned we were from out of town, the eager employee offered to introduce us to the owner! Surprisingly the prices weren't "tourist stop high", just the regular hardware store prices. If you are coming through, New York, this is a worthwhile place to stop and look around.

have been buying wood pellets by the ton....around $6.50 a bag ....called first to make sure they…read morehad them......yep.....now ...can't buy buy the ton .....but you can take 25 and come and get the rest.....in 3 days..... now$ 8.90 a bag........i hzve gotten older and it would be real hard for me to unload a ton by myself anymore ....what a crummy way to treat a customer that's been doing business for ....years

Love the store however there hours of operation are terrible! Don't go by web site they are not…read morecorrect! Hard to get there when they are open! 9 to 5 and even worse on weekends

I like Worth Smith very much. I never walk away empty…read morehanded. I find their prices affordable and their staff is courteous and helpful. I hope Worth Smith never closes its doors. They have a great business.

Looking for things to do. This didn't disappoint and had so many great things to look at and learn…read moreabout. How did some only give 4 stars. Stop in and see it and help keep the lights on.

Wish you were all open for more friendly tourist hours. Saturday past two and be open on a…read moreSunday. That's prime tourist time. We were in town and the other two main attractions were open (Zippo and Horne.).

Always find what I'm looking for and the employees are very gracious and helpful…read moreI do wish they had more stock similar to the Olean store

Old fashioned hardware store with reasonable prices and Carhart clothesread more

You HAVE to stop here if you are in the Bradford area and on the hunt for anything fun, a gift, or…read moreamazing chocolate. The ambiance is like stepping into Narnia of gifts for every occasion. With something for EVERYONE, this Main street gift shop is cozy, elegant and historic. The copper ceiling itself should draw you in with amazement. The historic district is full of awe-inspiring brick structures that have been well preserved and retrofitted to house local businesses like this one. The owners are welcoming and friendly and had great recommendations for local eateries and things to do.

A must stop whenever I am 'home' for a visit. Shop owner, Nancy, has done a lot to revitalize…read morethe main street in Bradford. The store is a delight during her holiday open house with homemade treats and wonderful holiday decorations.

It had been a while since I last visited the Zippo/Case Museum, but while camping in Allegany State…read morePark for about five days around New Years, we decided to venture south to Bradford for a little New Year's Eve field trip and I'm glad we did! Yes, they closed early because it was New Year's Eve but it was still worth the stop. One of my favorite things about this place is that the museum is free (no ticket required!) which makes it very accessible. The gift shop is also a great size, with tons of Zippo, Case, and regional memorabilia. For example, I left with a Buffalo Bills Zippo! The employees were fine though they were not especially warm or chatty. Luckily the products and history speak for itself. Seeing the evolution of Zippo lighters and learning about the company's roots in Bradford never gets old. So, if you're anywhere near northern Pennsylvania or Western New York, this is a fun, quirky, and surprisingly fascinating stop that's definitely worth checking out!

The usual museum "enter/exit through the gift shop" is expanded here: The larger part of the…read moredisplays are geared towards the history of smoking with Zippo lighters since 1932. Although the local production of 72,000 lighters a day does make it an economic powerhouse, on my visit there was a local troop of boy scouts. Cringe! At the cashier desk they'll sell you a lighter, "It includes everything but the fluid". Admission is free; dogs are welcome; there's a five minute film on loop about the history of Zippo lighters and the Case knife companies.

If you're planning a visit, set aside a few hours.. this place is seriously huge! (you can get lost…read morevery easily!) I feel it is nearly impossible to leave here empty handed regardless of your interests, the definition of something for everyone. Prices have always felt reasonable and most booths offer 20% off of items $10 or more. Extremely friendly and helpful staff make shopping easy!

PROS: Enormous space where you will definitely get your steps in walking around. Many different…read morevendors with the expected variable pricing. Staff is friendly and helpful. CONS: More nazi memorabilia than I've ever seen in one place, which was depressing. Some trashy booths full of junk. OVERALL: I'd go back, but not frequently. Good glassware and militaria (and I'm not counting the racist crap).