I did a search for Patagonia sling bags for my trip next month and came upon the FL Crooks & Co…read morewebsite. I was really excited because the bag I wanted was in stock and at the cheapest price because most of the other sites I was looking at said they were out of stock. When it arrived, a few days early, if I must add, it was exactly what I ordered. I even got a little personalized note thanking me for my order with a little mint tied to it. That was the cutest thing I had seen. Thank you so much!!

The owner personally took time to fit me and help me match a few high quality outfits. Great…read morematerials and many unique men's items to choose from - I'll definitely be coming back (from the philly area)!

Great customer service, the prices are really affordable (cheaper than the competition in town) and…read morethe selection offered everything I was looking for and more. Very old-fashioned decor which was a cool touch. Even got a good cigar!

I was recently in the cute Clarion PA area on a lovely road trip with my husband. One day our…read morenature walk plans were thwarted by rain, so we decided to hang out in the village. While he did some work at Michelle's Cafe across the street, (great coffee and free wifi!), I dodged a few rain drops to do some some shopping. Main Street Emporium can be found inside Dan Smith's Candies (https://www.yelp.com/biz/dan-smiths-candies-and-gifts-clarion?hrid=PcJVc3SHwlsRnHN9fUcaYg). When you enter the candy store, the Emporium is straight ahead and all the way to the back, both upstairs and downstairs, with more merchandise located on the upstairs level. This is a store comprised of a variety of independent seller stalls, selling mostly second-hand goods. The store isn't huge, but was bigger than I expected it to be upstairs, with a couple unforeseen turns into a few different spaces on the second level. The range of seller booths contain a mishmash of antiques, decoratives, toys, games, collectibles, crafts, housewares, fashion accessories, jewelry, apparel, books, artwork, and a little bit of everything in between. There is even a live houseplant seller! That was a first; I have not seen live plants in this kind of store before. One of my purchases was a lovely potted spider plant for just five bucks! I also found an authentic Russ Troll for five bucks that had a shirt on that said "40 is not old if you are a tree."--this was perfect to go with my turning-40-brother's bingo bag gift I got him for his birthday! One oddball thing I always look for when I'm in a store like this too are topless mermaid figurines--and I found one for a buck! (Yes, they must be topless, because as a woman I know how ridiculous it would be to wear an uncomfortable seashell bra all day, and am certain a mermaid would never do such a preposterous thing, haha.) To round it out, we got a nice pile of vintage sci-fi books for two bucks a piece, something my husband and I collect. We found some great titles, including the full "The Fuzzies" trilogy! Checkout for the Emporium is the same counter as Dan Smith's Candies. If you are buying both Emporium goods and candies/gifts from Dan's, the friendly counter staff will ring you out at the same place. I had a really nice time rainy-day-perusing the shelves at Main Street Emporium. When we're back in the Clarion PA area, I'd surely stop in again to see what's new!

Hello, I was happy to know that my items would be able to be sold there. So when I arrived was…read morehappy to see this cute place where there are a lot of different to buy. You should same some time to look there are so many things to see. So if you needs gift's for someone or something for your home I think you will find something that you like. Judy

Road trip stop. This place is so cute. And the candyyyyy... OMG OMG OMG and there's an antique…read morefloor above .. bonus

Dan Smith's Candies is a quaint confectioner in the heart of darling little downtown Clarion PA. I…read morerecently stopped in to grab a sweet snack when my husband and I were in town on a quiet road trip getaway together. The store is surprisingly big and bright, with a large, long case full of all sorts of sugary treats. There was a wide assortment of filled chocolates and other kinds of chocolate candies. The middle of the store has several shelves of wrapped novelty candies, gummies and hard candies, gift items, and greeting cards. At the front there is also a small ice cream case for hand-dipped cones and sundaes. My attention diverted to a case with one of my favorite sweet treats--the fudge case. There were at least ten fudge flavors, or so. I asked if I could get a quarter-pound small box with a piece of three flavors I'd like to try, to which the very kind counter attendant happily obliged. I selected the cherry nut, peanut butter, and strawberry cheesecake flavors. I also purchased a funny greeting card for my brother's upcoming birthday. When my husband and I were back in our room later, the fudge did not disappoint! It was creamy, fresh and flavorful, with a little bit of the super-sweet treat going a long way! I was very pleased with my candy and card purchase from Dan Smith's, and would gladly stop by again the next time we are in cute lil' Clarion PA. PS FYI - Also housed in the same space as Dan Smith's is Main Street Emporium, a different store but that uses the same entrance as the candy shop. Be sure to check out that business, too! - https://www.yelp.com/biz/main-street-emporium-antiques-and-gifts-clarion .

Clarion Mall is a smaller hallway mall that's easy to access being a short drive from Interstate…read more80. The anchors include Family Farm and Home and Dunham's, with Farm and Home not having a mall entrance. RRR Roadhouse and Fresenius Kidney Care also do not have indoor entrances. The interior near Dunham's has most of the mall's vacancies except for the center of the mall that's dominated by the now former AMC movie theater. The interior of Clarion Mall is mostly small businesses except for the PennDOT Driver's License Center, Army Recruiting Office, and Maurices. Everything's easy to find as the mall is one straight hallway. The seating areas in the mall are retro and cool looking. Overall, there's not a lot going on at the Clarion Mall, and if this was eventually de-malled I would not be shocked.

This year the mall had Santa and The Grinch the whole month of December set up in a cute…read moregingerbread house. It was nice to see Santa there again hopefully this will continue. I brought the kids and the pup. Oh, and they said they will have easter bunny this year to. Seems like this mall is really trying to comeback even the movie theatre is opening again

My husband and I were recently in cute little Clarion PA on a road trip getaway. We made a stop at…read moreFulmer House on recommendation from another shop in town. Fulmer House is literally a house that is chock full in every corner of every room with all sorts of antiques and collectibles. In addition to the variety of items, there are bookshelves organized by genre peppered in throughout the house, as well. I did find prices here to higher than other stores of this nature. Also the store was fairly musty and dusty. I poked around longer than I should have, and paid for it with a hefty migraine on our ride home. If you are sensitive to smells, just a heads up that it is really stuffy and dusty in here. If that doesn't bother you, and you enjoy hunting for diamonds-in-the-rough deals in antiques stores, you may find something to your liking in Fulmer House.

This place is an asset to the community and well worth the slight detour from I80. Quality items so…read moreplentiful that it cannot all be seen in one visit. Saving beautiful items is the essence of repurposing and it is the only place in the zip code to find a book, any book, classics and popular hard and soft backs, along with historical and rare items. The Fulmer House participates and supports many community events and humanitarian efforts.

While the selection is decent, the lady working there on 2-27-2015 stayed on the phone my entire…read moretrip there. It was obvious it was a personal call. I did my shopping without assistance BC it was not offered and I wasn't about to interrupt her call. I feel a great deal of empathy for her situation and I am a laid back person. But when I went to check out and I handed her a $100 bill she told the person on the phone she was happy she went to the bank because she got 3 people today that paid with a $100 bill.. Then she said, I know this is why when I take money out personally I get 10s, 20s, and 5s,-so I don't do that to places. I just found it very rude to say that in front of a customer.