Personal Experience and Opinion: If you want to bid on authentic merchandise in silent auctions, do…read morenot bid here. They do not authenticate anything or display items with import tags prominently displayed! When you ask to inspect an item, no one has the time or "the key." Be certain what you're bidding on and buying. In fact, just don't bid here. You can't be a Christian business and cheat your customers. I doubt Jesus would approve!

Cash only. They have some good stuff but like thrift shopping in general, you need to be patient…read moreand look at everything. I got a cool shirt and one of my friends got a pair of jeans :)

Was in town visiting a friend and came across this quaint "modern/vintage boutique". I was captured…read moreby the clothing items being displayed on the sidewalk that were modestly priced so I couldn't walk by, so a friend & I decided to go in. From the moment I walked in, I didn't know where to begin. The store had slightly worn items as well as new ones. They offered gloves, jewelry, shoes, dresses, jeans, purses, furs, hats, scarves, brooches, coats, belts, hats & much, much more. If you are a true Fashionista you will LOVE this place. I eventually decided on two items (only because of time constraints). A cute tan baby-doll dress with an ornate embroidered pattern at the collar, sleeves and the hemline. The dress also had a rope styled belt that you can wear with or without. I also purchased a powder blue cotton button down shirt with a twisted detail in the front. The store was a treasure of a find and when back in then area and given a little more time, I will definitely return to buy more items. I would highly recommend this boutique as it is unique, hip and ecclectic in a small town with a chic urban style and feel.

First time reviewing a place that has no relation to food on Yelp, but this place was great!…read more A great variety of things to browse. Clothes, soap, jewelry, accessories, some random jams and sauces (OK some food...). Everything is displayed very nicely. There are lots of notices to keep people handling items to a minimum and they're trying to sanitize anything that has been handled (Given COVID and all). Three separate rooms to look through all with great stuff. Nice music playing in the background too. Store owner was super nice. She told us a little about the town and was very helpful. Prices are super reasonable too! Got some great fathers day gifts and a very nice pair of socks. Would definitely recommend checking this place out!

A rather eclectic place- Birkenstock dealer, new and used books, good (but not great) coffee…read moredrinks, and lots of space for customers (and for growth). We ordered an americano, con panna, a double shot, and a hot cider. The con panna and double shot were better than average, particularly given the X factor of a smallish town coffee shop, but were still a bit on the bitter side. Same for the americano. The cider was good but a little sweet-ask for less caramel. The guy (the owner I think) was very friendly. He gave us a 10% discount on our drinks because he talked one of us into buying a drink when she wasn't planning on getting one.

The situation here is essentially over and it's just a matter of what the next steps are…read more Susquehanna Valley Mall has lost too many stores to recover, including anchor store Bon-Ton, Books-A-Million, and Victoria's Secret among many others. The mall remains in relatively good condition, despite the lack of stores. We found out why no major changes have occurred; the previous owners were deep in debt. The mall went for sheriff's sale in August 2019 and is now owned by the bank. The only major developments that have occurred is the sale of the former Sears to Family Practice Center, who have been renovating it into a clinic. The future of the Susquehanna Valley Mall is a mystery. Until it's sold to a new owner, the mall continues to lose stores in "status quo" mode. I'd like to see the former Weis sold to Ollie's Bargain Outlet, who needs a MUCH better space. I suspect the mall will have to be redeveloped by new owners and it's a real question how much will remain a traditional mall. Finally, how will the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation Project bypass affect the shopping strip when completed? There will probably be no happy ending at the Susquehanna Valley Mall.

Three stars because it is well maintained, and it does get some good pop-up stores. This area has…read moremany shoppers, some of whom like a splurge. Wouldn't a high- end store like Nordstroms or Bloomingdale's be good? Even a Nordstrom's Rack would be nice. Also, I don't think any of these would affect Boscov's, which is still essential.

Helpful and direct. Got arrows made no BS and went home and Robin Hooded them on third shot…read more Experienced and old school. Even do lay away.

Classic bait and switch operation. Called for a price on a firearm. employee went and checked then…read moregave me the price. I went down the next day and looked at the firearm. Price was more $10 than quoted. When I questioned the price difference I was met denials and lies by the same person that gave me the quote. Go to Geiser`s or Bass Pro for a larger selection and Friendlier staff.

My daughter saw a bridesmaids dress at a local bridal shop. The price for each dress was around…read more$200.00. I stopped in at Special Occasion just to browse one day and saw the same dress and designer. She began speaking to my daughter and she gave an even better price than originally quoted. We ordered the dresses in February and in by May. She called us and we picked them up. Since the girls were from several states they took care of their own alterations and steaming. The wedding is approaching soon and Trudy called to ask if everything was ok with the dresses and if we were satisfied. I told her yes and Thanks so much for working with us and keeping in the budget. The store is a small shop in a small town. So it is not a fancy high pressure store. But if you want personal attention and someone that will work with the bride in a personal way they this is a good place to go.

I am writing this review for Trudy's on 400 Chestnut St…read more Mifflinburg, PA (I think someone posted the address incorrectly on Yelp) So, if you don't want to read the review, here are the highlights: - great prices! :) - nice location - kind lady - alters dresses not bought from her shop - unsavory expected callback time - hard to get a hold of because she's the only person who works in the shop - fast with alters but waits until last minute to finish I had a wedding dress that I bought from a different store that needed to be altered. I got the recommendation from a coworker who knew a local bride that actually used Trudy for her alterations without a hitch. At this cozy store filled with prom and bridesmaid dresses, I first met Trudy who was super friendly and welcoming. I called ahead to make sure it was okay to come in. It's a good thing to call ahead because I later found out that she is the only person who runs the store! Don't forget to bring the shoes you will be wearing so she can get the length right. I brought in my wedding dress three months before my June wedding to make sure she had ample time to work on it and I would not be going crazy with last minute details. She dove right in and took note of what I needed done and pinned the places that needed to be hemmed. She gave me an estimated date of when I should expect a call from her. She had one of those big desk calendars to keep her straight and saw her pencil me in for a scheduled call. I left the shop and felt like I was in good hands and marked my calendar as well. It was the week of (beginning of May) when I was supposed to expect her call, which also had been the same month as prom season. Trudy had not followed up with me yet. I gave her a call during business hours and it always rang enough times for me to leave a message. I finally left a message after days of trying, gave her the weekend to get back to me, but still no call the week after that. I finally called some weekday and got her. By this time, it was the end of May. She explained to me that she was very busy with wedding season starting and prom season in full swing. I was holding back my anger and tried pressing her with questions of when she would call me back for the second fitting. She assured me that it would get done. She looked and asked what my wedding date was and said that she had plenty of time to have it done by then. She asked me when I would like to come in next, so I told her what would work for me. By this point I was so frustrated with what she saw was miscommunication, which was really a delay in contact. A nice heads up would have been nice to know that she did not forget about me. I kept contemplating on taking it to another place but with limited amount of time and her already knowing what I wanted, I did not and could not find a place that would take my dress because I bought it elsewhere. Let me tell ya, I did not get my dress back until THREE DAYS before the wedding. Good thing I had off a week before my wedding AND I was in town. My wedding was not held locally, so the fact that I had these days off were helpful. Brides, beware! I noticed this is how she works. My coworker who is getting married is experiencing the same thing. She is getting married next weekend, she came in SIX MONTHS before her big day, she experienced the no callback, the trying to get a hold of her, and also her groom and groomsmen's stuff was not even ordered yet. Their stuff should be arriving...hmmm, let's see...THREE DAYS before the wedding! Not to mention, these guys were measured FOUR MONTHS before her big day. Way to make a bride worry! The exciting upside is that her prices are great! Got my extremely difficult lace dress length shortened, bustle created, adjusted straps (that had tiny beads on it), bra cups sewn in, and other minor things all for under $100! She even did a last minute hem on my brother's pants for the wedding for five bucks! Love iiiiit. I honestly wish the best to her, but making a bride worry like this is too stressful!

While I had a situation with ordering online from Dwellings in Nov. and working with an associate…read morein December who was planning to send a replacement item and failed to follow through before leaving the company. Jenny the manager saw my Yelp review in January and not only refunded my original purchase but also sent a replacement item. I had been emailing back and forth for a few weeks and then did not hear anything for almost a month so I thought that I was forgotten about. Jenny corrected everything. Thank you.

Dwellings always has the trendiest items and most clever gifts! My only complaint is that I have…read morefound some of the items for much cheaper elsewhere.

Out of all the places across the state that my daughter and I shopped for wedding dresses, this was…read morethe best. The owner, Cindy and her entire team made the many visits to her shop a wonderful experience that every bride should have. My daughter was treated like a princess every time. The team gives the bride undivided attention, and is willing to work with designers who work with the bride for her dream dress on her wedding day. This shop dressed my daughter in every gown she wished to try, gave us all the time needed, and when my daughter decided to design a gown that she wanted they were on it immediately and the designer was just as wonderful. My daughter had specks of her dream dress until she was happy to order, the suspense of waiting was tough as we did not see final gown in person until designed and arrived. Upon arrival, we cried, the gown was everything and more in person and fit right to a tee except for a few tucks that Cindy allowed for room if needed. They are the best and my daughter and I highly recommend them. The best and thank you for allowing my daughter to design her dream dress for "their Royal Wedding ". Kimberly Zosh and Angela Furca- Brennan