Outstanding gelato, I appreciate that they always have dairy free options and those options are…read morefantastic. But that's not all - imaginative sandwiches full of flavor made with the freshest ingredients and excellent coffee too! The shop is cozy and welcoming and our favorite place in town.

Very nice place. Came here to see my daughter and it is very clean and the staff were very…read morefriendly. I got a cappuccino and my future son in law got a sandwich. He said it was very flavorful but had too much lettuce. I also had a brownie and it was warm and good. Definitely recommend this place.

Great store. Country and much more. We happened upon their 20 year anniversary celebration. They…read morehad yummy cake and we entered into a drawing for some lovely prizes. Really liked their use of the existing house in the design. Great giftware with some local artists sprinkled in. Owned by 2 sisters. Will be back for sure.

Such a pretty store! We went on a Saturday to look around and it was such a cute store with a lot…read moreof wonderful gift and antique items. A *must visit* store if you are in the area. Wonderful people working there too, and a good business to support.

I live in SC and I'm not able to get out to shop. a friend told me about this wonderful shop and…read moreI've ordered many books from them. They come quickly and I love their bookmarks!

A great little bookstore with personalities of people and cats that encourage a person to see that…read moreits ok to come to a small bookstore

Wild Asaph Outfitters is equivalent to a satellite Eastern Mountain Sports. I stop by here every…read moreyear to pickup my race number for The Pine Creek 100. The owner is a really nice lady, she sponsors the race and also is one of the captains at the Aid station. The store itself is really tidy and has everything from running apparel to camping equipment, with a whole lot of stickers thrown in there. Sometimes I pick up GU gels for my race. The gentlemen with the beard at the cash register is very kind and welcoming.

This is an amazing little store in downtown Wellsboro. For its size, it has a remarkable variety…read moreof equipment for the outdoors. If you're hiking, bouldering, backpacking, etc. you're sure to find something to make your trip more enjoyable by stopping in. I highly recommend stopping in and at least taking a look around.

The Saudae Shack is the perfect place to go after a fun filled day in Wellsboro. We stopped by…read moreafter a day of fishing and hiking. We planned on hitting up the Mexican place next door. But when we saw the line for ice cream and took a look at the prices (cheap) we wanted to check it out. They have an interesting set up inside some sort of shed/shack/store. You order outside and the employees fulfill your order inside. I was a little bit confused as to which of the two windows to order from as well as which window I would get my ice cream from, but it worked out well enough. I suggest a "Order here/Pick up Here" signs would remove confusion. The menu is right outside and it looks like they are experimenting with flavors. Sort of like a snow cone flavors but also the standard ice cream flavors. They have quite a variety of ice cream. I tried the cookie monster. I was sort of hoping the ice cream would be blue but sadly it was not. However, the ice cream tasted great and it did have the a huge cookie the size of a large coaster in it from the Native Bagel. (Local Wellsboro bagel/sandwich shop.) They gave me so much ice cream I couldn't finish it. While I was there the owner was outside talking to customers. He seemed pretty jovial and was really interested in hearing feedback and looked pretty happy with his business. Also if you want to meet the family they are right inside the shack serving you tasty cold ice cream. I would have to say if you spend a week or weekend in Wellsboro try to hit up the shack. You will be glad that you did.

Are you preparing to close? Very limited inventory. With Dickens weekend 2022 approaching I am a…read morebit dismayed.

Mix of clothing, jewelry and home goods. Nice staff. Not quite my style but I know lots of people…read morewho would like it. Tends toward flowier (if that's a word) items. The ceiling is interesting - like most of the other shoppes on Main Street. Old buildings with interesting architecture items.

This is a very cool store! It's a legitimate department store. The woman who greeted us let us…read moreknow it's the last privately owned department store in the East. The top floor had a whole toy section. Basically the closest thing to a toy store I have seen in the US since having my almost 5 year old son. It was a bit pricey, but I think that's to be expected since it's not a chain. Definitely worth the price to support local. If you're in the area, definitely check this place out. You won't be disappointed!

Hysterical! To go in and see new mixed with old is cute... this is an original store left on Main…read moreStreet in a small town 3000 ft up in the Northern PA mountains.. but to see some of the old house dresses or styles thought obsolete on display.. well you just stop and say wow for a moment. The first photo is not mine and is NOT the right Dunhams. The real Dept store is at this address and it is not the town paint store. Click to 2nd photo until Yelp updates (if they do).

Well organized and charming thrift store. Price point was amazing! Picked up some really cute…read moredishes to add to my collection. Owner was very friendly. Loved that there was a free corner to check out as well. Nice selection of clothing, housewares, toys, shoes, and other treasures. Does accept credit card. Highly recommend you check out this gem.