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.

From the owner: A Fun Shopping Experience to Wonder thru Three Theme Décor Rooms. Vintage, Wine, Jewelry,…read moreSpecialty Soaps, Swan Creek Candles, Seasonal items. Floral, Country, Primitive, Vintage Kitchen, Hunting, Fishing, Cabin Décor. Honor Hero's, Back Bear, Beach & Wedding.

If I could give them a zero rating I would. I called to order a planter arrangement for a family…read morefuneral. Sadly to say I guess they didn't expect me to travel the 3 hours to attend. I was so embarrassed when I arrived and saw the most pathetic arrangement I ever saw. It looked like a planter I stopped off at a supermarket and paid 24.99. The basket looked like it came from the dollar store. Unfortunately I paid $106.00. I called to tell them how embarrassed I was and basically was told I got what I paid for. Staff/owner seriously rude and accused me of attacking her on the phone. They were unable to accept the fact they failed as a florist.

Travis and his staff are amazing. This is my go to flower shop for everything wedding, mother's…read moreday, prom, and birthday. They never disappoint and Travis' floral designs are unique and spectacular. Prices are reasonable and they have cute gifts.

Wonderful store and selection! Very reasonable prices, interesting variety of goods, and super-nice…read moreowners. I can't wait to go back and highly recommend this great vintage shop!

From the owner: Bluebird Treasures Thrift Store & Artisan Goods is your premier thrift store and gift shop in…read moreBedford, PA that offers quality antiques and collectibles. We specialize in unique and hard-to-find treasures from days gone by and the present. We specialize in repurposed and recycled hand-crafted items from local artisans. Just let us know what you need, and we will do the rest!

This is the nearest little find ever. Have everything from some antiques mixed in the lots of art…read moreand crafty things. It's a very nice place to see. If you're in the area stop in oh their prices are pretty darn reasonable too. Shirley

This is such a wonderful place to shop! So many unique little shops and friendly hosts at the…read morecounter! We live 2 hours away and can't wait to go back!!

Such a cute rustic shop a few doors down from the train station. Chock full of home dècor, wreaths,…read moreseasonal flowers and housewares, tea towels, furniture, jewelry, lamps, baskets, garland, milk jugs, table runners and napkins, regular and battery powered candles, signage, pictures and trays, kitchenware and aprons! So much to see! Country and rustic home goods and the prices are great! The opener was a doll, and she's so industrious and creative repurposing old boots and other items into cool decor! Pop in and take a gander! We left with flowers and a handmade apron! Loved it! ps. I did t see an address number on the building, but it's right next to 347!

The building and decorations were lovely. It felt clean. Cute gift shop... although nothing we…read morefound to our liking. A coffee shop in the back for to go drinks. My sister and I brought my mother for a sit down tea room experience. I shared a finger food tier with my mother. It was lacking in appearance, taste, and quality. Just a bunch of random mundane things you'd find in a dollar general and not fresh. There was basically no wait for our order. It was very quick. Waitress brought one plate for two people lol. And I had to ask for the tea list. Young girl seemed put out the moment we came in. But tried to be more polite towards the end. She never asked how we were. We stayed for about 35m. They use HT tea which I'm not a fan of and they use only one tea bag for a shared 16-24oz tea pot. My mug was a little dirty and stained. We had to ask for sugar. My sister said her Ruben sandwich was great and her ice tea was fine. Disclosure: we're all from a large city and maybe this is high quality for this little town. One of the biggest off putting part was seeing the naked hairy arm pits of a large man while trying to enjoy a special semi eloquent daughter/mother date. We dressed up a little and are not loud people. There really should be a certain dress code and volume control (large man was part of a large loud party) for a "tea room". I would not return or recommend.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Small menu but the food is excellent…read more I would recommend to stop for lunch and also a small shop for unique Gifts.

Absolutely LOVE this place! Awesome South Central PA Old-Style Cuisine served up in a rural…read morelocation - you know you're in the country when you see wagon wheel marks on the road. Nice little building surrounded by a decent-sized gravel parking lot - place was hoppin' (Saturday around lunchtime both visits so far), but were seated immediately with no problems, orders taken quickly by friendly servers & food came quickly both times (breakfast). Portions were perfect, and the food was great! Visible around the periphery of the building are items that can be purchased (there's a designated shopping area by the entrance...along with baked goods to go). A great experience! PS - you'll probably want to buy some baked goods for the road on the way out ;)

My favorite diner. Best bacon, sausage, toast and sausage gravy at very good price and delightfully…read moreserved by Amish servers.

Such a great little space! We stumbled upon this little craft haven on an alumni visit, and we…read morewished we lived closer to come here more often.

From the owner: At The Makery, we specialize in creative classes, parties and events. With 14 different…read moreinstructors in genres from sewing to painting, creaative writing to floral design, there is something for everyone! The Makery also houses downtown State College's ONLY 100% local artisan gift shop.

What an amazing local book store. And they don't just sell books. They have a vast array of…read morestickers, socks, totes, journals, pens, and other book ish goodies. Plus a ton of books to browse. The way they organize makes it really easy to find your next favorite book. They have staff recommendations but also have a ton of genres so it's easy to find what you want. They also have a very generous rewards program! The staff is super friendly and caring, and able to order what you want if it's not in stock for you!

I deeply wish I could give Curious Iguana 10 stars. It's an independent bookstore, so it's already…read morehigh on my list. But it goes so much further. They are inclusive and welcoming, and their selection is fantastic. The children's section is one of the best, in terms of inclusive books. My kiddo loved it when she was little and now enjoys the middle grades books. I love the selection of horror/mystery/true crime. One of my favorite things is to buy books that are staff picks. They have not let me down. Their staff highlights the best books. The pricing isn't lowest you'll find, but I'm ok with that because I'm supporting people and a message, and not a big chain. Also, they host a ton of book events. There's something for everyone!

I'm not a big Weis shopper as it is not familiar to me. You kind of get comfortable with shopping…read morein "your" grocery store. My family is a bit more familiar with the brand so we headed on in on a recent road trip in the area. You can tell that this was a building that has been here for a very long time and probably under a different brand name before Weis moved in. With them moving in you can tell that they didn't do much with the condition of the building or any type of expansion. Looks as if they kept it very similar to whomever held this place prior. Not being from the area made for an interesting visit. The parking lot was of a decent size that made finding a parking spot easy. Upon entry to the place grab a cart. There were no carts inside and we did not notice this so had to go back outside to grab a cart. They do seem to have some pretty good sales in here and the place is well organized. Although it is on the smaller side. That translates to not having everything you would think they should under one roof. You also have to remember they are playing to the area and carry what sales here. We did go up and down all the aisles looking to see what we might want to get. Sure enough the cart was fairly full by the time we were about to exit. I personally did not do a lot of shopping, but I did grab a few items that I knew I needed and because of the sales and/or low prices, practically got it for a steal. Decent grocery store that definitely benefits the community.

From the owner: Weis Markets is a grocery store chain founded in 1912 with stores in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New…read moreYork, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, and West Virginia. We are proud to support our community through various programs and to support local growers by being one of the largest local purchasers in Pennsylvania.