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.

Not too many good products. This place is huge but the quality of the merchants has a lot to be…read moredesired.

Cheap merchandise. Chaotic inside. No service . But good values. Plenty of parking . Always…read moredifferent deals.

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.

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.

Neat place to visit if you're in the Stroudsburg area. We found plenty of parking in their lot and…read morewere really digging the inside of the building. I liked the character of the old place. As far as the market itself, be prepared to go through plenty of booths laid out along long aisles. The staff roams around to help and you can also ask for help with locked up items at the front transaction area. Everyone was very pleasant to deal with and helpful. Some booth's are cluttered and could use a lot of organization, but others were nicely laid out. It took an hour and a half to snake around the entire building. There was a mix of: memorabilia, nostalgic stuff, lots of glass sets and dishware sets, jewelry, books, magazines, records, CD's, videos, console video games, some sports collectibles and seasonal items. I could go on and on. I found an old Matchbox truck I had been looking for that was cheaper than Ebay prices and a couple old Sega games for my Genesis console that were in working condition. The wife was loving some of the old jewelry, but passed. I was surprised at the asking price for certain things I thought of as "junk" back when I was younger ..... but then I'm reminded of the saying - things are only worth as much as someone is willing to pay for them. I thought it was a fun time to chat with the wife, literally walk down memory lane and pass some time before we went into town to grab some lunch.

Great selection of fabrics. Staff is very helpful. They also have various crafts and ideas for…read morecrafty ideas!

I was happy to see their wide selection of upholstery fabric. I actually found a color that matched…read morethe color scheme of my living room. I am excited to go back and check out their upholstery remnant pile.

On 9/6/25, I was shopping with my daughter at this Dollar Tree when an employee rudely told us to…read moreleave because of ice cream. There were no signs posted, and other customers later entered with ice cream and weren't told anything. When I went back in to ask about signage and give feedback, I was verbally attacked by a manager named Eric. He cursed at me, told me to "get the f*** out," stayed on my back aggressively, and even had to be separated by another customer who witnessed it. Meanwhile, the other ice-cream customers walked out while hearing him yell at me, showing I was unfairly singled out. I left shaken and threatened. Completely unprofessional, hostile, and unacceptable treatment from supposed "management."

Visit this local Bartonsville, Dollar Tree Location. They carry Bulk supplies for households,…read morebusinesses, schools, restaurants, party planners and more. Store is very clean and organized. Losing one star, for lines always being long and employees not opening all registers.

There's something about a Big Lots Store that's always captured my attention. Maybe it's the low…read morepriced bargains or the Peanut Butter Filled Pretzels or maybe it's that gigantic neon "B!" but whatever it is, I really can't ever pass up shopping at one of these discount stores. So while hanging around the Poconos I stopped into this one to see what kinda cool stuff I could find and as predicted, I wasn't disappointed.    I found decent low prices on everyday items like paper products and one of a kind chotskies [tchotchkes] which all made their way into my cart. And yeah you better believe that I even found those Peanut Butter Filled Pretzels and that totally made my day!!    Gotta also say that the Store Associates here are Very Friendly and Helpful plus it's Pennsylvania so they even hook their customers up with shopping bags for the win!! Thanks Alot Big Lots!! Come And Get Your Shopping On!!

Big Lots in East Stroudsburg stands out as an exceptional retail destination, and my experiences…read morethere have consistently been nothing short of excellent. This particular Big Lots is a versatile haven, offering an impressive array of products, from designer furniture to a well-stocked food market and a diverse selection of home goods. The variety extends to essentials like vacuums, making it a go-to place for a wide range of needs, all at discounted prices. One of the standout features of this Big Lots is its commitment to maintaining a well-organized and inviting store layout. Navigating the aisles is a breeze, thanks to the thoughtful arrangement of products. The staff, always attentive and willing to assist, enhance the overall shopping experience. Their helpful demeanor contributes to a positive atmosphere, making customers feel valued and supported in their shopping journey. The cleanliness of the bathroom is noteworthy, reflecting the store's dedication to providing a hygienic environment for patrons. It's a small detail, but one that contributes significantly to the overall impression of the store's attention to detail. In terms of practicality, the presence of a vast parking lot adds a layer of convenience, ensuring that finding a parking spot is stress-free even during busy times. Big Lots in East Stroudsburg has consistently proven to be a reliable and versatile retail destination. Whether you're seeking quality furniture, household items, or groceries, this store combines affordability with a pleasant shopping experience. It also had a great renovation and they have shipping by a third party called T&M trucking service who delivered a big bedroom set, some couches and dining set to my daughter home and we were delighted with there service, on time and very proI wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for a well-rounded and customer-friendly retail option.

I love to shop for everything at this Walmart store I know of the associates in Walmart since 2018…read morewhen I first moved to Pennsylvania they are friendly and very helpful I do have some issues with Walmart I'm a diabetic with stage 3 kidney disease there are a lot of things more for regular customers without food/sweets restrictions for example I'm am coffee drinker there are very limited flavors for sugar free creamers but more regular flavors for customers who ate not diabetics when I ask will Walmart be ordering different flavors for sugar free coffee creamers I literally absolutely feel dismissed like sorry I think and I know people like myself would like to be treated like regular customers and also I have to go Weis and actually find all sorts sugar free creamers I bought two bottles here shown in the picture and I actually saved $3.00 there are rarely enough salt free snacks like pretzels I had to go Giants and purchased salt free pretzels and why is self check only for scan an go and the self check out line for what ten items or less I literally hate standing so long on the line and is it possible to have the scented candles on another shelf it's really hard for a person with bad and back to bending down I hate to say it but who ever is in charge of ordering it seems regular customers matter instead of the ones who has concerns

Well like all Americans... if you need to try to get it in one stop... you kind of have to shop…read morethere. No one really enjoys shopping or working there... talked to dozens of employees. Its basically a pig trough... a place they throw stuff out as fast as possible and people throw things into their carts and pray they can get out of the checkout lines in under a half hour. I noticed there are no recent reviews on here for Walmart. That sends some red flags up. Why is that? Thousands of people in the area every year shop there... and no reviews? Very strange. This recent shopping trip... I bought a London Broil steak... under two pounds, about 16 dollars. When I took it out of the fridge to grill it, I found it was the texture and substance of Play-Dough or putty. You could literally push the steak around with your fingers like a kind of pastry dough. I asked one of the employees pushing around a cart that picked up foods for the park and go type shoppers if she noticed a difference in beef from Walmart vs every other market on the planet. She said yes. I said... I think they FREEZE everything probably at the main trunk locations for distribution, and then put it in the fridge displays at the stores... but its too late... the flavor is GONE. Walmart beef is bland. Tasteless. Oh God, I could go on forever. Every department has problems kind of parallel to this. Like I said... the store is a high volume pig trough. Goods are understocked ... the ones that are a decent deal in price. Every time I go there... they have black holes where my preferred goods are. Employees run away from you if you look like you want to ask them a question. Many many times, I get the feeling employees wish no customers would ever enter the store... so that they could do their stocking and running around. Cant tell you how many times stock type people would politely tell me to move or get out of the way, when I was looking for items and they were stocking shelves or shopping for others. You know... the Mexican standoff... you have your cart parked at a section looking for a particular item... and they push their sled full of product two feet away from you and give you the... glare. The eye thing that says move... or I will move you. Unfriendly. Often the checkout people do not speak English. One time a Russian male checker found people behind me who spoke Russian, and they were off and running. My stuff was being checked out but he paid no attention to me at all. I asked him if he spoke English. He said no... no English. I wanted money back for change for a local bus. I pushed the 20 dollar cash back. He pulled a 20 from the drawer and smiled at me. I said... not a 20, I need change. I need singles... for the bus. He smiled and another associate wandered over. I explained I wanted cash back, but I can't give a bus driver a 20 dollar bill. I needed singles. He put the 20 back in the drawer and pulled out a ten and two fives. Eventually I got change. These are tiny incidents that I could write a book about... the list would go on and on. Our area has few high quality supermarkets. Mostly the selection is narrow and the prices are high. Its very discouraging. So you are stuck with what we have. The Aldis would be fine, but its a small store and its just food. The Shop Rite is overpriced but the beef is good... at the mall. Anyway... in a room full of ugly girls at the dance... if you want to dance you have to compromise. You make do or go without. It's kind of that situation. The store used to be filthy... dirty and cluttered, unsorted shelves, lacking pricing and employees who could not care less about your concerns of questions. Usually checkouts are understaffed. The new remodel kind of makes this Walmart in East Stroudsburg look like my basement. My basement is unfinished. Bare concrete floors, noisy interior with no sound absorption, glaring fluorescent lights like the five and tens of the twentieth century. Horrible design. You would imagine so much more from the world's largest retailer. The Walton's must all be asleep on their yachts. Obviously, no one at the store cares. Sam Walton did. I met Sam Walton at a store in Florida about thirty years ago. Sam would not approve of the current situation. I could go on... especially about how it was run 35 years ago and how it is run now. I can't help but believe this chain will not exist in ten years. Amazon buyouts, some stores sold for the real estate... a market just waiting for the next big thing. A giant hole in the retail market, just waiting for a good solid store that is an efficient and pleasant shopping experience. Carpets on floors, lighting in the warm range, decent prices and moderate selection. You know, where employees are friendly and courteous, and still believe the customer is always right. Target tried to be like that... but their buyers and execs ran off the tracks with non competitive pricing and poor product selection. Shelves full of things that people

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 A++ rating.

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.

My girlfriend brought me here, on the way to my doctors appointment. So many amazing things in this…read morestore, so much to take in. Owner Zoey Mirander was very personable and answered all my questions. The botanica, or spiritual store, is named after Las 21 Divisiones, a religion from the Dominican Republic that contains elements of the Catholicism brought to the New World by Spaniards, the religions of African slaves and the beliefs of some Caribbean indigenous peoples. Botanica 21 Division is owned by Sonia Ceballos. A native of the Dominican Republic, she also provides spiritual readings in a small room at the back of the store.

Accurate readings but I believe business is now closed and she does not take any calls or returns…read morecalls. Not sure what happened there. She was a very good reader.....