Visiting the area from Virginia this was a must visit…read more I made a late notice request a week out in hopes of a being able to lock in a half day wade outing but had no such luck. Next time though, I'll be more prepared! The shop is third or fourth generation, amazing. There's great product throughout and a gentleman was very helpful in putting together a fly sampler for me. I'll be back!

Joe is very knowledgeable of the area and it's waters. The family run business has been around for…read morefor over 85 years. A great selection of flies that work at catching fish when used right. Also has a good selection of tying materials at fair prices.

This wonderful store is a gem of Livingston Manor - a town-sized department store with just the…read moreright amount of clothes, candles, jewelry, kitchen items of all sizes and even a florist shop in the back. Carolin has curated a fantastic array of everything you *want*, not just need, from a shop in town. Most items are made or designed in America, with some even sourced locally! It's the kind of store where you pop in, hoping to find a special kitchen item, and she has it! Recently I went in to grab a mortar and pestle for function and decor in my kitchen. She had the exact thing I was looking for - in two different sizes, no less! This is just one example of the many finds you can encounter here. Put your money where your heart is. Buy local and support Willow & Brown!

From the owner: Willow and Brown is a purveyor of smart, high quality women's and men's clothing. We also carry an…read moreassortment of carefully selected accessories, gifts, housewares and innovative kitchen tools.

As far as small grocery stores go, Peck's has a pretty good selection for vegetarians. I myself…read moredon't eat meat, and am glad to be able to buy protein substitutes like black bean burgers, tofu and tempeh. It all really comes down to how you season it. Tofu doesn't have much of an inherent flavor on its own, it tends to take in the flavor of its surroundings. But you've got to "press" out the moisture before cooking it in sauce if you want it to really soak in the flavor. An easy method of doing this is to wrap the tofu in paper towels, sandwich it between two plates, and lay a ~15lb object on top for about 20 minutes or until the moisture has been mostly pressed out. Austin insists that you don't have to press tofu but I disagree. And that leads to this whole argument that I don't want to get in to... which inevitable ends in a fight and us sleeping separate. Sometimes I worry that we are drifting apart. Physically we are close but emotionally we are distant. I often blame him for the lack of connection but, in moments of true reflection, I know that I am mostly at fault. The truth is, it's hard for me to get close to people. I don't what I'm afraid of... I guess I'm just afraid that I'll be hurt again. My fear of loss outweighs my desire for companionship. It's true what they say, you can't truly love another until you love yourself. But how can I love myself, for all my flaws? It's easier said than done. I never should have left the church... But dammit I DO LOVE HIM! I don't care what anyone says, if it feels right, then it's right! Thank you! I know what I have to do now.

there's only one cash registry open. The prices are way too high. very unorganized. and the floors…read moreare very dirty.

This place is a huge antique shop, very cool and I think it is a reasonable price. They don't have…read morethere items/merchandise priced JUST ASK. I almost left without getting anything being nothing was priced i was discouraged to pick anything out.. it was until i went to another section and Mr. Russle Peters had just arrived and said to me pick what you like and ill give you a price,, it was fun being there and meeting Mr. Peters who is the owner and also met his daughter truly humble people. (I paid $6.50 for the three items. I think it was fair and very happy with my items) I would have left with more items but they only take cash and I didn't have enough cash on me)

Visiting Peter's was like being on an episode of American Pickers. But alas, THEY HAVE CLOSED.read more

The auto center there is run pretty good, and great service each time I go there, fast oil changesread more

I really want to support local Sullivan County businesses, even the chains, to help keep money…read morelocal. But they have to make an effort. This Walmart doesn't. First, appearance. Other nearby Walmart locations, including the smaller one in Napanoch, have clean, refreshed displays. This store got a few brand new black cardboard signs, but most of the store still looks like it's held toghether by duct tape and bubble gum. They've slowly removed things like vending machines in the entrances, so now there's more places for the homeless to congregate, and the store does next to nothing about that. The spot for a restaurant has been vacant for about a decade now; they've made no effort to replace it. Over the years they lost a McDonald's and a bank, and they've only just replaced the bank, nearly a decade later, with a cell phone accessory store that would usually be a kiosk in the mall. This Walmart is not the one-stop destination that others, like Middletown, is. They routinely have the majority of their self-service registers closed, even though they require minimal staffing, so there is always a line. On my most recent visit, only 3 of the 16 were open, all on the opposite side of the building from where I entered. The register I used had a broken barcode scan wand, which I needed for an oversized item, and the chip reader for credit cards was also broken. Does this mean the other 13 registers have worse equipment? When I order items from the website, they sometimes decide to fulfill my orders from this location rather than a warehouse. When that happens, items are usually shipped two days AFTER the guaranteed delivery date. Based on the stickers on the packages, they were packed on time and then left on the side, forgotten. As more and more stores open nearby, they are going to lose a few dollars here and there until we lose them for good. We need this Walmart here; I remember the days when we had to go down to Middletown for basic needs. We need this store here, but they shouldn't take us for granted -- they need to give a darn about us, also.

Clean building, bright full sun in the front few rows, gets a little harder to see as you move…read moretoward the back. Abundance of parking which is a plus. I like the idea of the free items toward the back. You never know what you can use and if it's free it makes it that much more special. Today I went in hopes to find a pair of jeans. I saw that their jeans were $10, thought a bit high for old jeans but was excited when they were marked 50% off blue tag. But, I was charged the full $10. I also grabbed two jackets one was purple tag and one yellow. My total was way more than I added up prior heading to register. Should have been a total of $20 I was charged almost double. I was too embarrassed to speak up. I feel they make their own prices according to the customers appearance. Maybe I didn't look in need-because I always take pride in how I dress but I didn't have much to spend on old used clothes. I will do without for now as I spent more than I had until my next paycheck.

First of all I love how it looked set up color wise! I found so many things I wanted but did need…read moreto contain myself . I came home with some spicy fun items to add to my wardrobe as well as the the best thrift item I found all day the "Holy $^it" stash jar just missing the rubber top for 5$

I LOVE LIFE REPURPOSED! I've been shopping there for years and always come away with treasures at…read morevery good prices. Everything is displayed beautifully so it's easy to find what you want. And it smells good too! Like mellowed and loved antiques and sweet soaps. I purposely schedule my trips into town on the days that Life Repurposed is open. You have to stop by when you're in the Manor!

I recently visited the shop and although everything was beautiful it smelled of human feces. I had…read moreto leave before purchasing anything because the smell was just too overwhelming.

have ordered sandwiches from this store many times and they are fabulous. always what I ordered…read more never soggy, meat always fresh as is their tuna. Today I thought I lost my wallet in the store. they were more than helpful. called my cell phone and it was not in store and not in my car. they checked their cameras and said later that I did not come into the store with it. I had called it into the NYS Troopers and when he came to take statement, he found it under my seat. Thank you all for your help and kindness. Pat K DEFINITELY USE THIS STORE, A GREAT PART OF OUR COMMUNITY!

I love this little convenience store/gas station. This is a family-owned business that has…read moreeverything you need for a visit to our beautiful town of Swan Lake. The prices are reasonable. The store is neat and clean. The deli meat is always fresh. There are hot breakfast sandwiches, but I love the bagels. I love to go there for my morning coffee and sit across and gaze at the lake. Please give this place a try if you are a tourist passing through town.

I was sad to have learned a little while ago, from the fols at Pepacton Natural Foods, in…read moreDownsville I think it was, that this place would be closing soon. Right now everything is 50 % off and in the near future the books will be discounted further. Good selection across all subject area. There was also a nice view of the Beaverkill River at s small window in the back of the store. ... One of the employess that I spoke to recently said it brought a whoel lot of good folks to one place from across Sullivan County, and in my case, a neighboring county to the north.

Ordered some groceries and prepared foods for delivery to a friend. I used their website and the…read moreordering process was easy and offered back up selections should your choice(s) become unavailable. The person fulfilling the order sent me updates or clarifying questions about substitutions when applicable. Items that they did not have were refunded and delivery was fast. My friend enjoyed her food and groceries and really liked their chicken soup. Thanks for making life a little easier for those of us far away or wanting to help a friend.

This is the bastion of gourmet groceries in the greater Scranton area. There are specialty stores,…read moresure, but there is nothing full-service on the scale of Wegman's. It's a lower-budget Whole Foods, but some departments (such as cheeses or bakery) are equivalent to or better than smaller Whole Foods stores. Full-service butcher and seafood department, huge bakery and prepared foods sections, it puts a lot of other stores to shame. There's always something new to discover here, which makes grocery shopping, dare I say, fun.