Odd. Appointment only store. Workers were rude as well. The whole thing was disappointing. I wish…read moreit was still a normal store.

When I went in to look at crops and other such like they discretely refrained from asking about my…read morehorse - and I had my answer all ready 'well I do have a few filly's that might like this...' Gee think I might not fit their usual demographic? Something tells me I'm not the first who was in their 'other demo'

None of the staff are wearing mask. I had gone in for boots and not a single person that came up to…read morehelp me with boots knew anything about properly fitting cowboy boots. The lady that had originally came up with me started to get annoyed because I was actually taking my time to find the correct boot by myself every 20 minutes she came over and asked me if I was done yet which is extremely rude I was there for about 2 1/2 hours. I had to actually call my friend over the phone and have her help me figure out how to properly fit boot. The boots that are there are worn several of them had Mold and for the price that they charge they should at least clean and polish and upkeep their product. Will never go here again

While Bucks County Saddlery is a hike from where I live, back when I rode horses, I found that this…read morewas the best place in the Philadelphia area to buy tack and other horse supplies, from trailers to barn supplies to riding apparel. I bought my Western saddle used from someone I knew in the Philadelphia horse community, but I went to Bucks County Saddlery to get my bridle, breast collar, bits, chaps, brushes, etc. etc. This place has everything, English and Western, and you can even order online if you can't make it up there. It's easy to get to, though. Just take 611 (York Road) all the way north from Philadelphia, and you'll eventually see a big white horse statue on the right. That's the saddlery. It's on the way to Peddler's Village. If you're into riding, check this place out. It's like a candy shop for horse nerds.

They were very busy so we were on our own. However shopping isn't new to me. My granddaughter has…read morebeen riding for a year and we found their consignment section clean and had plenty of reasonably priced options. We checked out the newer items but she isn't at that stage yet. They truly have everything

I only make the drive up to Horseman's 2-3 times a year. This store has a great selection of…read moreeverything from apparel, to tack, to basic needs. They also have a large consignment area for those looking to not break the bank. I will say, I do agree with other comments that the staff is not always the friendliest. While they are helpful, sometimes seems like an inconvenience to ask them a question. They do offer a student discount that was great to use while I was in college but does not apply to a lot of the brands that they carry. Overall, I'll always be back even if my bank account begs me not to go.

Super friendly staff! We were in the Area for a horse show and had forgotten a few things. They…read morehad exactly what we needed and at a decent price. And the place was adorable! Support local! Forget the chain stores! Did I mention they the staff was Amazing?

Amazing tack shop I highly recommend you go here I got a matching purple top and some breeches to…read morego with one of my saddle pads. It was so hard to choose they had so many options. Also very kind staff and very clean establishment. Highly recommend going currently there is a draw for a bunch of random stuff I entered. Look at pics below to see the items I got.

I really wanted to like this place since the staff was friendly and I like to shop at small…read morebusinesses. I was a little underwhelmed by the western tack options. I bought some grooming equipment and a halter and lead rope. The lead rope broke within a couple weeks and the mane and tail brush broke after two uses. Disappointing for sure

Great attentive customer service! Didn't try to push the most expensive and asked specifically…read morewhat the type of use would be for a realistic price point vs just making a high dollar sale.

A local tack shop. It looks like a house, but once you walk inside, it is well stocked and neatly…read moreorganized and decorated. Price is typical, but it was running a 35% off in stock items from 7/1-7/3. Laura was very friendly. We ended up ordering a special size of girth, and she still gave us 20% off. Such a local gem!

Mike is very helpful. Great shop, nice selection. Knowledgeable staff. I can always find all my…read moreregular supplies at the shop. Consignment selection is great too,English and western saddles of all sizes. Show clothing and boots. Oh and the soaps and lotions he carries are devine! Go in and check it out!

This is the only tack shop in the nearby area and I am dissapointed. LVT tries to stock the…read morenecessary items required for horse care such as various shampoos, wound care, and creams etc. Physical tack items are limited with CHEAP brands such as Tough 1, Ovation, Horze, Troxel Etc. Staff is nice and the attempt is there. I try to support when I can, but I often find I am shopping online for items at other places. I do not think place will stay in business unless consignment area is larger or they have a e-commerce website. I think equestrians will prefer to drive out to NJ area for other stores with broader selection of items.

Quaint shop with the required shop dogs on staff. I took in my daughters riding boots for a simple…read moresnap repair. My expectations were honestly low. All repairs I have had done at other shops have been horrible quality and over priced. Coach Stop has turned that opinion around. They charged me a very reasonable rate, plus she happened to notice that the other boot's snap was about to go out also, and she replaced that one at no additional charge. The turnaround time was very quick, and the work was flawless. Now word of mouth here in equestrian country can be worth a lot, and anyone who asks me for where to go for a boot repair is going to hear Coach Stop Saddlery. 5 stars!

This place is as local as it gets. The same warm smiling faces when you walk in offering amazing…read morecustomer service. The shop is a house so you can meander through the various rooms and get lost in this place for hours. They also have great sales - where they'll put the entire store on sale - no exclusions. Lastly, there is often some form of treat for customers such as brownies to munch on while you per-ooooze.

PROS: this was a great horse shop. They not only sold saddles but they sold horse grooming…read moresupplies, treats, medical stuff, and more. It's owned by the Amish and you can see the man making the stuff in the other room CONS: the lady that ran the shop was very cold to us when we were in there OVERALL: if you have a horse and are looking for a ma and pa shop. Look no further. But beware, they only accept cash

Went looking for sleigh bells to hang on a door in my house. This is the place! Reasonably priced…read moreand great quality. Plan to revisit again in the future.