I completely disagree with Carol W. I have always experienced friendly, helpful employees at the…read moreDollar General in Hellertown. The store is crowded with inventory and sometimes not easy to navigate. As a customer, I always try to remember that I will get back what I give. I always greet the employees with a "hello" and a smile. They almost always have what I am looking for and it is so much more convenient to run into DG instead of going to a Giant or other big box store. In fact, I'm planning on a trip to DG this morning.

Don't expect service with a smile or even a friendly hello. Made 3 visits over the last 2 weeks…read moreand have never been treated so rudely in my life. Will not go back.

My sister took a hot glass class there and made me something really cool for my birthday because…read moreshe knew I liked glass. I was pretty excited, because she's also an exceptional artist in other media. So. I went with her to go pick up her work, but the instructor had already let someone else take her work along with their own! We were both pissed - my sister had paid a pretty decent sum to take that class, plus the materials. She complained to the school, but they did ZERO about it. NOT TRUSTWORTHY - they will let your finished art -- after all your hard work -- get stolen. Hard pass!

Though they have professional art and ceramic classes here, we just came to admire the art that is…read moreon display in the main section. This is a place where local artists can be recognized and sell their craft on display. On the second and third floors are the studios where classes are given, where artists can rent out space to work at their craft. There is plenty of parking and no admission fee. Check the local guides to see when classes are given. An interesting venue.

Wow,,,,well this store may smell less these days, however, today, the young clerk with the purple…read morehair over half of her pale face, chose not to communicate where I should set my merchandise , so after I had put the stuff on the counter, she entered the corral door and went to the opposite register and said nothing, then continued to sulk? and say nothing when I asked her a question... she waited until I picked up the HUGE pile of clothes I was buying and moved it over to her register. Then she stopped and spoke with other clerk who was complaining about a change in the way they hang the clothes on the rack, kept talking and said nothing to me, ie. excuse me a moment-NOTHING.... I am tired of young, rude, selfish people. Disrespect is rampant and it sickens me.....the young, sulky, pay my way... I'm sad, upset, and I'm going to be mean, the youth, represent much of our community. I hate going to this filthy store and will not return again. I donate endlessly and often meet other grumpy people. One young man took a box of china dishes-whole set, and dropped it in a bin----smashed it. So sad, so ignorant. They ought to close. Slum.

Arrived at 5:40pm to find the ENTER door locked. Store closed at 6 pm. Customers who were in the…read morestore were permitted to shop until closing. When you lock the door 20 minutes before posted closing time, that should be no stars.

Only open Saturday and Sunday. There is a banner out next to Main St., but couldn't find the actual…read moreshop. Hope it's more visible when open.

Matt who is running the shop was so accommodating and warm, as if we had known each other. We had a…read morefamily photo shoot that set in a vintage setting. The selection is amazing, you really need two days. I work weekends and he met me by appt during the week, and went through all the outfits with me and help put my vision together. I couldnt be more in love with a place. It's so unique and def deserves a ton of love.

Saylor's has been helping me serve great meals to family and guests for over 10 years. The meat and…read morepoultry is always of the highest quality. The people making the sausage and baking the pastry and dessert offerings really know what they are doing. The Creekside Farms beef is incredible. Special orders of holiday meat and cakes have been handled with expertise. Added a few photos of dishes made with their products.

Horrible customer service. Previously liked their food/pastries but I will not return.read more

Very nice people! They really appreciate your business and let you know it. Great selection of…read moremerchandise. Some items are more than at the big chains but not enough of a difference to matter. Plus, I love supporting small business. If you have questions or just need help finding something, they're always ready to help. Going there again tomorrow. If they happen to have organic eggs in stock, buy them. They are large, tasty and a really good bargain! I rated this store pricey because they have higher quality items which are naturally (no pun intended) more expensive.

Love this store! Great products and produce, staff is always friendly and helpful. Parking is on…read morethe street but usually a space opens up fairly quickly

Lost River Caverns is a natural limestone cavern and tourist attraction located in Hellertown,…read morePennsylvania that has been forming for 250,000 years. Consisting of five chambers, the caverns were formed by the karstification or dissolving of the limestone by water. In the past, the cavern was also referred to as "Rentzheimer's Cave" or the "Lost Cave". The "Lost River", so named because the source and mouth of the river have not yet been discovered, flows through it. The temperature in the cave is consistently close to 52 °F (11 °C). The area on the surface of the cavern was a limestone quarry in the 19th century. In 1883, quarry workers ignited a black powder blast to remove limestone from the cliff face. In doing so, they discovered the entrance to the cavern. The first systematic exploration of the cavern didn't take place until three years later. In the years following the cavern's discovery, local residents found the underground spaces ideal for a variety of uses. During the late 1800s, a wooden dance floor was constructed in what is now called the "Crystal Chapel". Regular dances were held in the natural air conditioning of the cave. Irwin Gilman purchased the cave in 1929 and opened it to the public the following year. It is still owned and operated for tours by the Gilman family today. A small museum and gift shop stand above the surface of the cave entrance. From 1949 - 2009, the "Crystal Chapel" was available for weddings and other private ceremonies. Approximately 35,000 tourists explore the caverns annually. My family and I visited the Lost River Caverns this past summer while we were visiting relatives in the area. My wife and I had previously visited some natural caverns in upstate New York years ago. This was the first time that we explored caverns since we became parents. Both of our young sons loved exploring all of the various chambers. The tour was fun for the whole family. Our sons also enjoying learning about the different geological features such as stalactites, stalagmites, and fluorescent rocks. We even bought a toy miners helmet in the gift shop for our older son. If you're looking for a fun family activity to do in the Lehigh Valley, then we recommend visiting the Lost River Caverns.

The gift shop was fairly large with the usual collection of stuff but in addition had a large…read morecollection of various rocks and gem stones for sale. Our cave guide was enthusiastic and knew her stuff, handling questions as the tour progressed. If you've never been in a cave before you might be impressed but if you have , well I think you'll be disappointed. There aren't all that many types of formations to look at and those that are there are not all that impressive. We picked here because in our local area we have only been to Crystal Cave and thought we'd give it a shot. Glad we did but would recommend Crystal Cave over here. That said, if you've been to say Luray Caverns in Virginia then you won't be blown away by either of them!

We bought 5 organic mattresses from this store. Dennis was extremely helpful. I believe it was in…read more2015 and the mattresses are still terrific. No sagging. My kids love theirs and I don't think they will ever part with them. Actually, I can say the same thing for my husband and I. We have no need for a new one and hope to use ours for a very long time.

Mattress sags and causes back pain--…read more We bought a private label organic mattress 10 years ago. We have followed the rotating and flipping, which temporarily will provide relief from back pain. Since the mattress is still under the 20-year warranty, I attempted to address the issue of sagging by appealing to the manufacturer, through the store. While the store was helpful in facilitating the process, the manufacturer ultimately said it wasn't sagging enough (only 1 inch of sag). Apparently, a mattress must sag for 1.5 inches to be covered under warranty. I will have to buy a new mattress. And despite trying to be earth-conscious, I will be sending the mattress to the landfill a decade earlier than expected. I am disappointed by this purchase on many levels.

We came in this afternoon and the woman working at the sushi bar was amazing! She helped me and my…read moresister pick out what sushi we wanted and went above and beyond to help us. Give that girl a raise!!

This is a fine giant. I haven't been to many but it seems fine. I have a huge issue with the…read morebathrooms. They are absolutely disgusting.

Time for the ol' trusty default three star Yelp gas station check list:…read more Good price? Not really. This is probably one of the more expensive stations in the entire Lehigh Valley let alone that it is regularly the most expensive in all of Hellertown. The current price of $1.99 is beatable by six to seven cents a gallon at multiple stations within a very short distance. Did I trip over any random tire shards, radiator parts or left behind wing nuts? No, but then again that's also a fairly easy hurdle to limp over. Easy on/off to the highway/road of my choosing? Check, as you can either enter/exit from Main street or exit onto Easton Road. Human intervention needed? No Three star gas station bliss...failed because the price is simply too high and the Food Mart is a throw back to what gas stations looked like twenty or thirty years ago when they started building Food Mart type places onto stations. Great idea then but now this one is dated and overpriced let alone with its claustrophobia inducing isle size. #Pass

Not only is it expensive, but they also try and rip you off, charging more, and not giving you the…read morecorrect amount, recommend to stay away!!