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!

What's better than a shop full of fabrics? A friendly owner. Its not close to home but I…read moredefinitely will be shopping here! Nice variety with competitive prices. The assortment was great. Lots of panels.

This quilt shop is much like the Amish and Mennonite owned quilt shops in Lancaster County. Theres…read morea good variety of fabrics :high end quilt fabric, apparel,novelty fabrics, fleece, flannels and Batik, all at a fair price. . They also have a fine selection of patterns and Notions. The person at the cutting table was sweet. This place is off the beaten path, surrounded by farms and worth the drive. So glad I found this hidden gem.

Stopped in and talked to the owner for a long time. He comes off as gruff initially but is a super…read morenice guy with lots of stories. I picked up some real surplus items at reasonable prices here, though there is some aftermarket reproductions as well. I would definitely stop in again if I was in the State College area. There only seems to be metered street parking in this area, but it is walkable and there are a few other nice stores and restaurants nearby.

Now gone out of business. Sad. I'd note that Jim helped fix my car once at an auto-parts store…read more didn't know it was him, but I thought that was nice. will miss him and the store.

I love this gift shop. It's so cute and packed full. They have so many different things and new…read morestuff every time I go. They have the best drizzle melts and soap. It's my daughter's favorite place to shop when she visits home.

Fabulous shop to explore and "pick". No matter what you are searching for-true antiques to…read morerepurposing unique junk- you are sure to find it here! The owner, Barb, is knowledgable and super friendly! Dont forget to check-out the bargain basement in the summertime where you'll find the perfect treasures for your yard or up-cycling project. Keys, doors, shutters, vintage clothing, suitcases, china, furniture, trunks, books... You name it!

Ghandi said that he thought he would like Christians but had yet to meet one…read more Big Valley Dry Goods seems to reflect this behavior. It offers Amish dry goods in a store that appears to be lit by natural light alone. It is run by plain people based on their clothing. While I greatly like many of their materials (cooking tools, games that the Amish play, including board games, toy guns (!), canning supplies, interesting books), their team was adamantly not wearing masks nor was the one customer. Not wearing a mask and pretending that the governor has not put up a mask mandate or that it does not apply to them because "they do not like the governor" is not being Christian as I practice it. To ignore science and to ignore government is not just irresponsible but unChristian, and it not following the Bible that presumably many working and shopping there profess to read and to follow. I'll be back post-pandemic, but I lost some respect for them and for the religion they represent through their clothing, materials, and the design of the store. It is a matter of respect. I don't care if you call me sir, but I do care that you will clog the hospitals with uncessarily sick folks, to the extent that other sick people can't get treated, and that we wear our health care system with a disease that is easily avoided through simple behavioral changes.

This store has a variety of kitchenware, glassware, gifts, plastic toys, sewing supplies and books…read more Much of the same made in China ware that you can find in any dollar store in the United States but in a cozier, down home electricity free environment. If your tastes are not too fancy you can get all your sewing and fabric supplies here. They have a nice little selection of books which includes books on backyard herbal medicines you can find in this area and other traditionally themed topics. I picked up a nice Pennsylvania Dutch dictionary here.

The owner here has the best eye for junk of any of the thrift shops in town. Great furniture,…read morekitchenware and knick-knacks of all kind.

This is great little shop in downtown Huntingdon. It's a store packed with collectibles, jewelry,…read moresilverware, glassware, vases and knickknacks galore. All very well laid out and with great prices. It's only open on Saturdays.