I was lucky enough to find a discontinued Item on their website. Once I reviewed my receipt, I…read morenoticed that it had priority shipping and that was never my intention. I recall using the cheapest method, not the fastest method and there was a big difference in price. The cost of the shipping was more than the item itself. I tried to contact them via email and phone and was unsuccessful. I'm still waiting for a response. And it's been over six days. Very poor customer service.

This is one of my wife and I's favorite places in State College. The selections are unique, and far…read moremore upscale than what you would find at a typical furniture store. Impressively, for as nice as the stuff is, their prices are really quite reasonable. We have purchased several smaller decor items from them over the years, as well as a few larger pieces - and the service is always top notch. All of the staff members are incredibly friendly and helpful... but they also don't hover. They let you enjoy the store in peace, and are always available if you need help. Another rare gem in State College that we're lucky to have!

Our client was in the process of building a new home in State College. We walked through Klabans…read morewith the sales team and selected the furniture to fill each room of his beautiful new home. Cameron and Selena were extremely helpful, knowledgeable, and organized throughout the entire process. Before the furniture was delivered, Cameron asked us for the furniture layouts so each piece of furniture was appropriately labeled. The drivers were extremely respectful of the home and the new furniture as they patiently and carefully moved each piece into place. We will 100% use Klabans again for our future projects. -Stacey Bevilacqua, owner of SOULED HOME DESIGN

Beware when purchasing from here. I purchased a temperpedic mattress from here in December 2022…read moreand have been trying to get them to do something about holes the formed in the mattress with no wear to the outside cover. Salesman just laughs and says I dropped the ball or blames someone else. Very unprofessional.

Be careful in dealing with this business! We ordered a bed,…read morechairs, and bookshelves. We told two salespeople that we needed to have the delivery men move the old bed from downstairs to upstairs. When the delivery men arrived they refused to move the bed because there was nothing in their notes about moving a bed. The salespeople never bothered to write it down! So the delivery guys said it would be $60, then $30, then $80 to move the bed. As they were leaving, one of the delivery men said, "If your dog comes near me and bites me, I'm going to kick it." They did come back to finish the delivery, but the owner of the company didn't have the professionalism to call us back! They also didn't know how to set up the new bed we purchased. After spending thousands of dollars on furniture there in the past; we will be buying from another furniture store.

I love Capparella's! Staff is great, they really listen to what you need and get excited about…read moreredecorating your space. I was given so many options to find the right fit, and didn't feel pressured at all. Ask for Cindy, she's fabulous. I bought a large Stein World bookcase on casters, a beautiful Bassett console, a gorgeous Norwalk ottoman, and a colorful Turkish-style rug. The delivery guys were very professional and careful with all the items. Cindy even came with the truck to see my room and help put everything together! We were so happy with the service, quality, and prices that we went back and got a bedroom set, too. When the bed set arrived, one of the side boards had a small issue, so they replaced it with a new one right away. Really can't say enough about Capparella's!

I've passed by Antiques at Apple Hill so many times as an alumni and student but finally stopped in…read morethe other day on my "before I go home" loop. This place has a lot of cool stuff internally (and obviously a great Penn State collectibles section) but on par with most stores that categorize themselves as "antique" it's a little bit on the pricier side, versus a thrift or second hand store (but that's because of the overall curation process, versus just regular donation).

The owners are very nice, the inside is pretty big and there's lots of different booths. There's an…read moreupstairs to explore as well

DO NOT GO NEAR THEM! Yelp should allow the option for no stars because that's what this "business"…read moredeserves. Furniture Solutions was in the Nittany Mall, but relocated near Wal-Mart on Benner Pike. I went in their new location within the past 1 1/2 months, and ended up making a purchase. I was informed that the item I ordered was showing as available, so as soon as the closest Ashley warehouse received it, it would then get sent to them. I was given an estimate of 3-4 weeks. I was in the area 2 weeks after ordering it on a Sunday so I decided to stop and check the status. They were closed, even though they were supposed to be open. The store appeared to be filled with display items. A few days later I called them (leaving messages multiple times in the following weeks) and got an answering machine each time that said they were closed due to relocation. I now see on Yelp that someone went to the store recently, and were able to speak to someone, who said they were relocating to South Atherton. This seems to be a very shady business, considering they just moved from the mall to across the street in the past few months, and are now moving again. Don't even chance becoming a victim of their low grade service,and go through the potential legal issues I am now facing. If you are seeking Ashley Furniture, go to an actual Ashley Store, or well-known store like Wolfs. If you're feeling adventurous, even take the chance at a Craigslist ad over this place. UPDATE 3/20/15. Here is an article written in today's Centre Daily Times... http://www.centredaily.com/2015/03/19/4660201/customers-want-answers-after-college.html Demand a refund, do not give these people a dime of your money

I stopped by their location this afternoon. They were in the back of the building moving furniture…read more I spoke with a lady there and she said they are relocating to South Atherton. I would advise you going there in person to check it out.

State College NEEDED a bigger Goodwill and they have since moved from westerly parkway to their…read moreLARGE Benner Pike location. A good secondhand shop in a college town is always a good idea due to the quick turn around of students and clothing and makes for an affordable option for theme parties and projects. I love that their "wares" isle is always color coordinated and their glass section is always popping. I have weirdly spotted some super awesome kid finds (and amazing supermarket play setup and an antique dollhouse) but alas I don't have kids yet, so I would have no use for those things. Overall as an alum who frequently visit State College, this is always a must do before I head home.

This store is huge, and at first, I was excited. Then, I started looking at the price tags. This…read morestore has a large selection because their items are overpriced. I can buy a new purse for $10-15 yet many of their overly used purses were $9.99. Just look at the photo of the one I uploaded. I'll give it to them, they're organized. But their prices for secondhand stuff? Not worth it.

I went to get a bike since I'm a new graduate student here and need a way to get to campus. First…read moreof all, LS has been closed since March because of COVID-19. They have new limited hours 10-2 Tuesday-Thursday, which is all fine and dandy until you show up at 10am that first Wednesday and the place is so crowded it's almost hard to look at the bikes. I was pretty upset that they could not operate at normal hours so crowds would be more dispersed, or that they had better crowd management and social distancing implemented. For being part of the university, I was extremely disappointed and frustrated just by their handling of COVID that day. I hope it isn't that bad now that all freaks have gone in for the stuff they couldn't get for 6 months. (Keep in mind they do only allow 10 people in the actual building at once, so these 30+ people were outside, way too close to each other and blocking major paths for other shoppers. I only looked at the bikes, of which they had a lot, because they were outside and that's what I needed. ALL of the female adult city bikes were in bad shape. Rusted chains and gears, brakes either way too loose or not connected right, need it replacement tubes and/or tires, and i thought the prices they were asking for them were ambitiously high for needing so many repairs. Some were good quality and appropriately priced but as those things work, none of them were my size or style so I walked away without a bike. Overall a very bad experience for my first time at LS. I expect to go back maybe when they expand their hours and the virus isn't as prevalent, but for now I'm even more upset with the university than before. Oh well.

Great place for hard-to-find furniture and other office items…read more Avoid this place like the plague if you're shopping for older computers and computer accessories, as they have no clue what that junk is worth. However, if you're up for a DIY project and need some sturdy furniture and random items in which to start, you can't beat this place in town. Great location to get old chairs, tables, desks, file cabinets, and other random goodies. If you don't mind a little work on your part, you can restore some of these classics to good, working condition. In the Spring of 2014 I picked up two vintage, black office chairs with wheels. Solid steel frames with steel casters. The underside was dry-rotted away, but the fabric and spring webbing was still in good condition. Probably dates from early 70s or late 60s, I gave those chairs a deep steam cleaning, removed the underside, and polished the chromed steel to a shine. I also picked up a square table with a nice poly-sealed wooden top and a thick, sturdy steel leg in the middle, that branched out to steel cross-legs at the bottom. It looked custom built, not something you'd find from a wholesaler. I bet Penn State's OPP built them, and when they build stuff, it lasts for decades. Wonderfully overbuilt. A deep scrubbing and some polishing was all that was needed for the table.