PROS: the staff is nice while the prices are unbeatable. The variety of items are plentiful and is…read morelarge enough to be called a convenience store. CONS: 99% of the brands are no name brands. So if you're brand loyal, it's not here OVERALL: for things that you would buy in a convenience store this is the place you want to go to. They definitely have better prices than your typical store

This store is pretty big, have some nice things and a lot of junk. More like a dollar store, but…read morethe items that you would get at a dollar store, they charge $1.88 each. They had a nice picture of a butterfly - frame was a piece of junk- they wanted $23 for it. They had an area for frames- stated all frames 50% off. Frames you would get at Walmart for $3, there original price was $9.99 so $5.00 with discount. Only plus is they sell fireworks, but not real expensive ones that make beautiful displays on the sky. I believe they make there business from out of towners.

Cute little store to grab any food and sundries as need for the convenience instead of driving out…read moreto a grocery store. They have a decent selection of souvenirs as well. They also have a dining area and a good list of breakfast and lunch sandwiches. The prices are pretty reasonable since most of their business is people from nearby resorts and just need to pick up a couple of items they may not have packed. I did buy a shirt which had a cute vintage look. The cashier had his back to me and was playing on his phone, so I did have to clear my throat to get his attention. We were the only customers in either the store or restaurant part. IT seems prominent phone use is just bad customer service.

The absolute best egg and cheese on a croissant. The service is always A+, the staff is friendly…read moreand a joy to chat with, the establishment is always clean, great ambiance. There is also Wine tasting daily from 12-4. Go check them out, you won't regret it. I give an AA++ rating.

Pocono Bazaar Marketplace is one of the most interesting flea market's I've seen. If you are coming…read morehere from the Stroudsburg area, be aware the drive is further then it looks. This was previously the Foxmoor Village shopping center, so it has plenty of parking, and the buildings are surprisingly attractive. I visited here in early Spring, so vendors could vary at other times throughout the year. There are food trailers at the top of the complex and at least one food vendor in a building. Outside vendors were mostly $1 quality and other low-cost items you'd find at any Flea Market. Inside the buildings is an experience. The main building is quite crowded and it's very maze like, so you could easily miss interesting items. Some booths look like a hoarder's paradise, making it difficult to find items. I saw everything from toys, to comic books, to dust collectables, to knifes. Due to the crowding, I doubt it's handicap accessible, so plan accordingly. As you get to the buildings on the backside of the complex, it becomes much less crowded and much more accessible. There is a nice small grassy area in the middle of the complex with a few benches. The pad is still visible that one held a building and theater that burned down in 2017. Onside there is one very out of place full time business, a PNC Bank. Overall, at some point I want to come back here in the summer, to get the full outdoor vendor experience. If I was a local, I would be here a few times a year as there is without question deals here and the whole complex is a sight to see. I don't know if I would travel out of my way to shop here, however.

Nice clean indoor and outdoor market. Nice vendors with some food options. Plenty of parking…read more Some antique vendors but mostly new merchandise.

Love the concept of this store. First hand art work and second hand clothing & jewelry. Shop…read moreunderground and explore what else Stroudsburg has to offer.

From the owner: Welcome to The Anarchist Closet, your go-to spot on Main Street, Stroudsburg. We're more than just…read morea thrift shoppe--we're a punk rock haven where creativity thrives and individuality shines. At The Anarchist Closet, we celebrate the bold, the unique, and the handmade, with a curated collection of upcycled fashion, DIY treasures, and one-of-a-kind pieces by local artists. Whether you're after a statement piece, looking to up your style with eco-friendly finds, or just want a cool place to hang, our bean bag lounge is the perfect spot to chill, meet like-minded souls, and soak in the creative vibes. Come in, explore, express yourself, and feel at home at The Anarchist Closet.

Service was friendly. Store had a wide variety of items, pricing varies. Some items are overly…read morepriced and some items are priced as expected. A lot of imitation items.

I came to the Pocono's and forgot paintbrushes and crayons. I brought a coloring book and…read morewatercolors to occupy my daughter when we had downtime. For my on sanity, I needed these items. Originally, I was on my way to Wal-Mart but saw this dollar store. I detoured here hoping it wasn't one of those fake dollar stores where things aren't really a dollar. I am happy to say that this is a real dollar store and I spent $2 and change. I highly recommend this dollar store. Things are actually a dollar.

very fair trading. The owner is accommodating and fair. Has…read moreeven things on the lower floor all free.

Me and one of my best friends got to stop in today, on a whim, and so glad we did! We were greeted…read moreas soon as we came in the door, very friendly and helpful. This place is HUGE, and filled with so many different types of treasures,clothes,antiques, and everything in between! We had to cut our trip thru the store short due to my low blood sugar and desperate need of food, or we would surely would have went thru the whole place. 6 floors! 40 venders. But even though we didnt get to all rooms, we both found some great items. The clothes I found were very nice, clean,brand name and they look so good! Love every item we got, and can't wait to get back and start from the beginning and see what is new and see if we missed anything (bc there is a lot, so you can!) and then that time,go thru every room. I love that you have to pay for it all at the end, especially with different venders. That can be a pain. But just take your basket (which I love that they have to shop with) and head back to the main floor and where you came in and pay there before you leave. This was a stop from way back with my family on our vacations when I lived in Jersey and brought back a memories. & now that I live up here I can stop in more then once a year

First time completing a pickup order for family that lives in that area (I live out of state). The…read moreentire process was very easy, and I have to give huge kudos for whoever was filling the order because they kept checking-in to ensure the substitutions were okay for things that were not in stock. Prices are fair, I feel pretty mainstream for today. I was a bit surprised by the pickup fee because where I live they don't have that. However, the coupons I used balanced it all out. Definitely would use the pickup service again! Update: This place is great, clean, and lots of variety! Staff are attentive.

​I recently lost some money at price chopper and Management and his employees were very helpful…read morewhen it came to helping even though it was a complete loss I still appreciate the time they took to help a brother out. I'm not sure what happened to the Google reviews, but they treat you like family. I shop here often and the workers are friendly and one of it's employees lives within my community isn't that something. I look forward to the next shopping experience keep up the good work.

If you've ever dreamed of uncovering the perfect vintage treasure, you're in the right place!…read moreAntique stores are big treasure chests. When one shops at them for home decor items, you are truly choosing a special way of creating a home that is all your own. Housed in a restored historic building prior to its present use, the Olde Engine Works began operating as a machine shop that built huge, steam-powered hoists (winches) used mainly for lumbering and quarrying in 1903, located on 3rd Street in Stroudsburg. Since 1993, it's been an indoor antique establishment of nearly 22,000 sq ft with 100 vendors offering the finest selection of collectibles, furniture, and treasures in all of the Poconos, where my partner, his sister, and I came today. Upon entering this spacious, well-maintained, and carefully organized interior as first-timers, it was like stepping into a time machine powered by vintage lamps, antique knick-knacks, and furniture. Some booths were a little tight to walk through, but not bad. There is so much stuff to see one could literally spend several hours in there. We left satisfied with a china cabinet and solid round table. Prices were very reasonable. The staff was friendly and helpful. We can recommend this place.

One of the BEST places for true treasures. You can always find something for a great deal and feel…read morelike you're walking away with a great find. Very friendly and helpful staff as well. Couldn't recommend this business more.