Imagine a new-in-box Lladro 6977 (retail $200+) for $8 ! Treasures abound at Langhorne Restore.read more

I really love looking at tchotchkes…read more Of course if you wanna look through their selection of cds, books, records and Christmas ornaments ... they have lots!! It looks like a lot of people have been donating furniture. They have a lot of space displaying that. I digress. I like tchotchkes/ Knicknacks. And I like keeping my eyes peeled for little vases that way I can give them out as gifts if somebody's not feeling good or if they're feeling good and just need a little surprise. I was happy to see a Patrick Nagel picture here. ((It's very nostalgic for 80s lovers like me!! )

Who knew the kind of buys you can get a Ross. Clark shoes for under $40. Cute jeans. Lots of…read moregift ideas either clothes, kitchen items even some furniture.

This is my go-to Ross. I never leave empty handed because I can always find at least one thing…read more They changed the layout of the store a few months back and I'm not a fan of the new flow. Everytime I come there's a line. When a cashier is upfront by herself and asks for help it's like they don't care and will come up to help once she's already handled line herself You can't take the carts out so they just pile up at the front door. Security used to move them and line them up, the one now just greets and stands at the podium

Sabina is wonderful! She took the time to explain things to me and provided great suggestions! Very…read morecustomer focused!! I showed Sabina what i wanted and she made it happen!!! My job was completed within the communicated time frame. I love the finished product!!!

Their upholsterers perfectly updated my mid-century thrift shop find! I had my own fabric, but…read moreSummerdale offers lots of fabric choices for any project.

Worth every single mile of the drive!…read more I made the hour-plus trip from Central Jersey to Willow Grove, PA the rainy Memorial Day weekend and decided to turn the gloomy day into some retail therapy. I am so glad I did. I discovered Reclectic through @Megthings on Instagram, and I have to say, I absolutely adore this place. Thanks Meg! It is a huge, warehouse-style store with rack after rack of clothing, including items that may have minor damage, overstock, or extra inventory from brands like Free People, Urban Outfitters, and a variety of others. It is mostly women's clothing, but there is also a small section for men so they won't feel left out. My husband even found a great pair of shoes! There was a small selection of women's shoes too. Their inventory changes by the day. I walked out with shirts, dresses, a shacket and all kinds of items ranging from $10 to &15 to $25, and the most expensive piece I bought was a dress for $50. All in, I estimate I got close to $1,000 worth of merchandise for just $162. That is unreal. This place has quickly become my favorite store, and I will absolutely be making the drive back many more times. If you have not been yet, do yourself a favor and go!

Tons of options but it varies greatly. Not many sizes available, most of the inventory is…read morexxs-small. The staff weren't that nice. The store closed super early at 7 and they just walked around saying "time to leave" "you must be in line by 7 or we won't check you out".

My husband & I purchased samples of tiles in order to match with paint. Everything went so…read moresmoothly. Jose was beyond helpful. He gave us his undivided attention as we made our way around the store. He assisted us big time when we needed to make our final decision. Thank You So Much....A++

Floor and Decor made the headache of kitchen renovation so much less stressful than I anticipated…read more David was stellar in assisting us with our needs. A small kitchen floor redo. He answered our countless questions with patience and expertise. The range in options is no contest between H&D vs Lowe's/Home Depot. Isle after isle of flooring from tile, hardwoods, tile that look like hardwood, laminate and LVP as well as all the accoutrement that goes with the assembly and instillation of said items. Pricing seems fair with the market and it is never easy opening the wallet for purchases like these but I feel we received quality supplies for the money we spent.

Not all Marshall's are exactly the same. The one at Franklin Mills is one of the better stores…read more Friendly helpful staff and wide selection of men's and women's clothing and shoes. Some Marshalls store get skimpy on the men's stuff. Scored some Nike activewear this trip and got some Hawaiian coffee for my parents or love the stuff. 5 stars compared to other Marshall's I've been to.

This is probably the largest Marshall's I've ever shopped. It is well stocked, including…read moremerchandise not found in other Marshall's in the area. Being combined with a Home Goods is a plus.

I received a $15 Kohl's cash bonus from Capital One and I purchased a wallet from Kohl's earlier…read moretoday. The store is organized, large and well lit. There was a fair selection of men's wallets. Overall I think that this Kohl's is worth shopping. The line at the register moved rapidly and the service was above average in my opinion.

The entrance to Kohl's is no longer accessible ~ you must use the Sephora doors in order to gain…read moreentrance to both stores.  This has obviously been  done for security reasons. The inventory at this location seems spotty at best.  We went in with a few items on our list and didn't seem to put a dent in it.  They may have what you are looking for... but the variety/choices just aren't there.  The prices seem a little high but I imagine you are just paying higher now only to be reimbursed with their Kohl's cash later.    Be prepared to stand in a long line during busy times.  There is only one line for checkout but there were several registers opened during Sunday morning, so it does move fast.  Again, this procedure seems streamlined for security purposes.    If you are lucky enough to get Mimi at checkout ~ count your blessings.  Mimi is a true gem (5 stars for Mimi!).

Need your flower beds weeded? You too can spend $750. for this less than satisfactory work…read more Horrible. Now the HOA is complaining.

I was looking for flats of flowers. I came upon these flats and the sign clearly says $19.99. I…read morepicked two and brought them up to the registered and was told the total for two flats was $84 and some change. I was told they were $39.99 a flat. I took them back to where I got them from, took a picture of the sign and showed a worker there the sign. If the signage was incorrect Gasper should have honored the sign. Poor business decision. I went to Farm and Garden Station not too far away and picked up two beautiful flats of Vinca for $19.99, Gasper has them for $29.99. I still like Gaspers but feel they made a poor business decision.

WORSE SERVICE EVER @ BOB's!!!!! Aside from the salesman/manager being completely rude and…read moreobnoxious. I didn't appreciate him looking down his nose at me when I wanted to buy furniture as if I had no money. I had a credit line for 10k through their store credit card and a budget of 8k Cash. I've just moved to Bensalem and needed to furnish my new place. Good job Ed, Raymore and Flanigan got my business. Thanks to this guy for being a jerk. My total spend was 13k. I am sure I'll be going back. Bob's you hired a winner with Ed, I'm sure he'll put you guys out of business!!!!!!!

The furniture is made of particle board and horrible service wants us to pay $85 for them to come…read morelook at it but they can't fix it. It's not refundable. This is just a rip off. I bought a lot of furniture here and I'm done buying here.

Consumer Warning: Deceptive Pricing and Unprofessional Management at Langhorne Homesense…read more On July 12th, my wife and I attempted to purchase a dresser at the Langhorne Homesense location. The item was clearly and officially marked with a price tag of $149, down from $199. When we went to complete the transaction, the store manager, Linda Andress-Heierbacher, stepped in and flatly refused to honor the price printed on the store's own physical tag. Rather than taking responsibility for a store pricing error--a standard practice in retail consumer relations--the manager was dismissive, hostile, and entirely unapologetic. This is a clear-cut case of bait-and-switch pricing. Retailers cannot display lower price tags to entice buyers to the register, only to demand a higher price at checkout. When corporate was contacted, they simply forwarded the complaint back to the very manager who committed the infraction, showing a systemic lack of consumer accountability. A formal complaint has been filed with the Bucks County Consumer Protection Agency and the Pennsylvania Attorney General. Local shoppers should be highly vigilant when checking out at this location, as management does not stand behind their marked pricing.

I recently stopped by to browse some decor for my home office. There's plenty of parking outside…read moreand the store was very empty when I went, maybe 5 customers and 3 staff, so social distancing was easy. I have to say, Home Sense has a nice look inside and refined atmosphere as well. But underneath that sheen, it's basically just a Home Goods with higher prices and less inventory. I browsed around for about 15 minutes and found nothing suitable for my project. I wound up getting what I needed off of Wayfair and Amazon. Three stars from me. There's definitely some utility here, but I suspect you need alot of visits, patience and luck to unlock it.