Big Lots is another overstock/closeout store that opens in vacant storefronts, so depending on what…read morestore you shop at, it can look like an old Supermarket or an old Department store. Just think of an Ollie's with cleaner locations and slightly more expensive merchandise. Muncy's store is located in a former Supermarket outside of the Lycoming Mall. The store is clean and well organized with a better stock of products (especially food) compared to the Bloomsburg location. Where this store suffers is the lack of space, as the former supermarket is smaller then other stores. The food isles are only one person wide, so if you are larger like me, it makes maneuvering hard. The checkout area is also tight and customers who look like they are in line might just be shopping. Overall the store is nice, just crowded.

This Store went above and beyond to meet my expectations. I found a very nice furniture set at a…read moregreat price and love it!

If you're looking for antiques this is the place for you! Tons of different booths throughout the…read morebuilding to explore. It was really hot outside so this indoor activity was the perfect thing to do. You could easily get lost in this place and it's also super easy to find a treasure to take home with you. They have a restaurant inside if you should get hungry while doing some shopping. Very reasonably priced and the employees were all friendly and helpful. Check this place out if you get the chance!

This spot is huge! There is a good variety of vendors including vintage, antique, crafts, arts and…read morenew. The set up consists of booths of which there seems to be an endless supply. It can get a bit confusing to get around with all the levels and twists and turns. Employees do walk around and offer assistance. There is a nice small, reasonably priced breakfast and lunch restaurant inside the building. Clean bathrooms are available for shoppers.

What an adorable store!!! After a weekend in Potter County, my husband was sweet enough to stop by…read morethis store on our way home because he knew I would absolutely love it. He hunts every December in Potter, and one of his hunting buddies apparently likes to stop at Unkel Joe's to do his Christmas shopping. I had no idea until looking it up online just now that it is actually a chain - a chain that they seriously need to expand down to Delco. If I'd been prepared, I would have done some of my Christmas shopping as well... So many things to choose from for the kitchen and home, gifts, Christmas stuff, hardware type stuff, the list goes on. Luckily their merchandise is available online, which isn't quite as nice as perusing the store, but hey, I might get to do some Christmas shopping there after all!

"We ain't got everything but you mite find anything"...so says the sign on the outside of the…read morewonderfully unique Unkel Joe's. The best way I can describe Unkel Joe's is the kind of "general store" that is nearly non-existent these days. Unkel Joe's doesn't carry food (I think) but has all kinds of other interesting stuff: kitchen items, general housewares, fishing equipment, holiday decorations, model railroad supplies, and all kinds of other stuff. Prices are reasonable and everything I've bought there has been of good quality. The staff are always friendly and welcoming. If you're in the Lock Haven area you should definitely stop into Unkel Joe's for a unique and fun experience.

So I have been stopping here for years. It's a surplus store so you never know what you're going to…read morefind when you stop. They have almost everything you need in regard to personal items such as shampoo, soaps, toothpaste, etc. The prices are generally cheaper than most stores is you know what the prices should be. They sell some brand names and as well as off brand. It's like a treasure hunt! If you find a good bargain grab it because it may not be there the next time you go. Be aware you need to check the expiration dates of food items before you buy. There is a fresh produce, cheese and meats sections. Also a ton of frozen and canned goods, paper products and the like. The store is generally clean and organized. Will continue to stop there whenever I am in the area.

This is coming up as a military surplus store. IT Is NOT. It is a surplus grocery store. With some…read morereally good deals at times.

Fairly good selection of clothes for this area. Staff not very friendly. I was not greeted as I…read morewalked in- the 2 women just acted as though I interrupted their conversation. They did not approach to see if I needed help. After a $250 purchase a "there you go" as she handed the bag to me was inadequate. It's very easy to shop on line. Manners in stores count for more than you imagine.

Vera Bradley, spinning jewelry, Faceplant Dreamwear, Lizou collection, Elly Preston bracelets,…read moreLotus Jewelry studio, Lindsay Phillips, Robin Goodfellow designs, eclectic home decor items & so many other original home, bedding, kitchen and jewelry items.. I am very impressed that this precious store is in this quaint small college (Bucknell) town. The store has more of an urban sophistication and with a compilation of authentic elements. The store prices are reasonable. The jewelry pieces range from $30 -$200, dependng on the intricate detailing and the piece. Once you walk into the store you have a subtle olfactory aroma that makes your shopping experience a pleasure. The original pieces are wonderful and stand out. I love that the not-so-well know yet, up and coming jewelry makers have pieces that are not cookie cuter pieces. I purchased an original piece by Robin Goodfellow, from Michigan, that I have been eyeing for awhile. Love her simple yet unique jewelry, especially the necklaces. Will definitely be back here again.

This store is absolutely beautiful! The people are absolutely wonderful and I have had nothing but…read moregreat experiences when somebody actually was helping me there at the store when it was needed. However, I am very unhappy as being somebody who has worked in retail for over 20 years the past three times I've been there I have walked through the door and the store was not busy keep in mind there was nobody but two more customers in there besides myself and nobody could get off their phone or get away from the herd of Gossip going on and greeted me, nobody has asked if I needed help or offered to help me. As a retail worker of so long that is parsmount keeping your sales up regardless if you're meeting your sales goal or not. Like I said everybody in that store is kind I've never had any issues but when I walk in and there's a herd of employees standing around to the left and I don't get a high welcome to the store or anybody offers to help me with anything I'm a little ticked off but other than that I've never had any other bad experiences I've always had great experiences at the register when I needed to do exchanges Etc hopefully they will coach their staff and in the future they will learn it is a very young store and a very young staff but that's no excuse to have shitty customer service and I feel bad saying that because that is not for every employee just the majority that like to stand in a herd off to the left and completely ignore you when you come through the door this is the third time that it's happened to me was yesterday I did not have anybody ask me how I was doing or welcome me to the store till I got to the back just saying that's not a good way to run a business. Like I said other than that the store is beautiful the inventory is always on par that was my only complaint is that the staff ignores their customers usually when you walk through the door of a store you want to be greeted wouldn't you?

This is a huge space filled with an eclectic assortment of vintage and antique. It is set up booth…read morestyle. It is a bit crowded in spots. There is a lot of merchandise! Employees are helpful. There are clean bathrooms available.

If you do not have a couple hours to spend here come on a day when you do. There is so much to see…read morein this 3 story building. There is a main floor, a downstairs and an upstairs. We stayed on the main floor (not enough time) so there could be even more floors, who knows. Staff were wearing masks, no sanitizing in between people or the pens we used to sign but there is hand sanitizer at the pick up counter. There are public restrooms on the main floor. Many vendor booths with actual antiques, memorabilia, vintage jewelry, kitchenware, tools, comic books, records, train stuff (lots of O scale) - definitely something for everyone. There was also a room of cases and cases in other spots too. We bought several comic books, a vintage pin, a Hess truck, an HO train car, a book (100 yrs old) and a few other things. We definitely needed more time and will be back.