Well, I had to absolutely come in and see the selection of Cookies at the very front entry. The…read morelady historically makes adorable holiday themed cookies. Usually. She did have offerings today, but I didn't see any of the holiday shapes that I'm looking for so I'm definitely gonna be back soon. I'm definitely in the Christmas spirit so I'm looking for Christmas gifts!! For me, I would love to see some old magazines. I did try on some hats. They had some beautiful hats that look like they were from the Mary Tyler Moore show. I also wanna say that I love the stationary here that has the teabags in it. The art on the card looks like a teacup. A beautiful teacup. And cards have different themes and the flavors of coffee very too. Every time I give these away, I always hear back how happy my friends are about it. The staff is very kind here too. They were willing to help me find stuff, but I really do like looking at everything at a slow pace. So many goodies

Pack a snack and a drink - you'll be here for a while! I wasn't sure what to expect when I walked…read morein today.... But I found a bucket-list item and could not be more excited! There are 3 floors plus a carriage house to look through. I wish I took more pictures! The ladies working there were so sweet and engaging. I spent 1.5 hours there but could have stayed longer! And I was lucky because almost every item was on sale for 20% off (minus "firm").

I was looking for a handkerchief for a sweet friend . I…read morewas delighted to see all the new ... and old offerings this season. So many wonderful treasures once owned by folks in bucks county. The folks that work here are so kind , friendly and helpful. I love this place!!

I recently had my first purchase experience at this antique store. I am impressed by their…read moreservices, especially the owner James. They really care about their customers and business and I will come back again.

Amazing store! Very welcoming and friendly staff! Went here…read morefor my first time yesterday and was immediately wowed by the lay out of the store (sadly too wowed to want to take a break and get any pictures) I talked to a very nice woman upstairs and also found out it's helped by a lot of volunteers!! The TLC definitely shows in each area. Extremely fair prices, nothing was too expensive or looked like junk I would definitely recommend this place to anyone in the area :o)

Great place to go to pass the time .so many different things to see, prices are great and the staff…read moreis wonderful.

My friend and I popped in to this cute shop on a recent day trip to Doylestown. This shop is full…read moreof beautiful treasures of all shapes and sizes that will tickle your fancy. I was particularly drawn to the pottery pieces, as I found a beautiful textured blue and white bowl to add to my burgeoning kitchen collection. The shop is a treasure cave and winds around down the stairs, with intricately decorated rooms dotted with unique pieces and creations. The owner Dominick was super friendly and we enjoyed chatting with him. Definitely pay this unique little place a visit if you find yourself in the Doylestown area.

A cute little shop in Peddler's village with a hodgepodge selection of decor, tableware, planters,…read morefurnishing, etc. Great place to hunt for gifts and souvenirs, though I wish I had checked online before I made my selection. I found a cute little pink and green teapot that made me go "ooh." Be careful to check the price tags to make sure you're paying the right price though! The teapot had a reused price tag with the correct teapot price on one side and another (much higher) price for a different item on the other side. Just make sure they scan the right tag. I also saw some nice little ramekins, but wound up going with the teapot instead. Couldn't stop thinking about the ramekins though, so I started looking online to see if there was anything similar. Turns out both the ramekins and the teapot are available for a cheaper price on Amazon. Not just "similar" items--the exact same ones. Felt a little swindled, but at the same time I guess I'm supporting a local business. Still, it would be nice if they offered products that are more unique and not just off Amazon with a new price tag. If I go back I'll definitely do my homework first.

Absolutely wonderful staff member. Kind , helpful and delightful…read more She was so nice in sharing the history of the church that stopped all services in the 1960's. It's a charming building filled with furniture and some art. It's been on my list to visit. Cute door stoppers, paintings, carafes & a lot of wonderful woodworking pieces I am so glad that I did. I would definitely return !

Driving by and decided to look around. I love looking for vintage pictures and I found a couple…read morethat I loved, but sadly everything was extremely over priced. It is a very small space and so packed full of things that I was afraid I'd knock something over. The man working was friendly and interesting enough, he looked exactly like a man I saw later a thrift store browsing around.

Imagine a new-in-box Lladro 6977 (retail $200+) for $8 ! Treasures abound at Langhorne Restore.read more

I really love looking at tchotchkes…read more Of course if you wanna look through their selection of cds, books, records and Christmas ornaments ... they have lots!! It looks like a lot of people have been donating furniture. They have a lot of space displaying that. I digress. I like tchotchkes/ Knicknacks. And I like keeping my eyes peeled for little vases that way I can give them out as gifts if somebody's not feeling good or if they're feeling good and just need a little surprise. I was happy to see a Patrick Nagel picture here. ((It's very nostalgic for 80s lovers like me!! )

You wouldn't know it's back there but deep in Neshaminy Valley and off the beaten path is a gem…read moreworth checking out. A thrift store that is so much more. With 100% of the proceeds going to the Bridge Rescue. A completely non profit shop that borders more on an upscale consignment shop with name brand clothing and accessories as well as jewelry, gifts, and trinkets. A little bit of everything and a lot of love. Put the address in your GPS and find a corner of Bensalem you never knew was there.

A great place to spend sometime in. Home goods, jewelry, books, albums, and clothes to browse…read more Selections are curated beautifully and the staff are incredibly nice as well as helpful. Prices are good and it helps support a good cause! Love this strip of stores coffee/bakery is here as well as some new shops for pet care coming.

This place is an ABSOLUTE gem! Every time I go in I'm greeted by the most lovely lady and I never…read moreleave empty handed. If you're looking for unique antiques and quirky home additions go to Cook & Gardner

The owner of Cook & Gardener, Liz, provided us with a beautiful 7-week-old kitten when a stray…read moremother gave birth on her property. The day we came to pick up the kitty, we noticed gunk had crusted in her ear, which quickly became an infection. We took her for an emergency vet visit as it badly affected her equilibrium. She developed this in the intervening days between the vet visit Liz took her to (VetCo), and the day we picked her up for adoption (about 3-4 days). The kitten herself was free, which seemed a nice gesture at the time. Since then, our circumstances have changed, and Liz offered to take her back. However, things unfortunately took a turn for the worse when the infection and subsequent medical expenses were brought up. She made it a point to make personal and financial assumptions about us, yet didn't voice her concerns when we initially wanted to adopt, claiming, "I'm not your mom." We never brought up our financials, she assumed. While we understand the financial and emotional commitment to adopt a pet, the unexpected health problems this poor kitten came to us with could have been prevented before hand-off. During our phone call, when we asked for reimbursement of our kitten's medication costs (since the infection had developed during Liz's care, and the kitten was amongst a litter with a plethora of other infections such as pink eye with pus, respiratory, and underweight issues), she threw herself into a fit and hastily attempted to end the conversation. The kitten was dreadfully underweight when we adopted her, and we fed her until she was at a healthy weight again. Liz denied any hearing loss when we had initial concerns, but we later found out that due to the infection the kitten had under her care, the result was profoundly conclusive. When the cost of the medication was mentioned, she immediately became interruptive and combative, though we stressed no animosity toward her. Her words to that were, "Too late." You can love her shop all you want; just please adopt from her only to get these poor animals away from her so-called "care."