Upon arrival, we were greeted by a gentleman who was sharing business cards of Barn Attic and…read morekindly offered us a brief summary of the barn since this was our first visit. Every where you look, the place is beyond filled with everything imaginable. Magazines, beautiful furniture, vintage decor, clothing, jewelry, trinkets, toys, collectibles...the quantity is truly amazing. The prices seem fair, some a little high but these items are mostly one of a kind. A very friendly lady, who was the owner of Barn Attic, made sure to offer help if needed and we were grateful ~ it is a huge place and there is so much merchandise, some being housed in boxes atop the display cases ~ there would be no way of knowing all the secrets this marvelous store keeps hidden unless asking.

As an individual stated, from the moment we entered we were hounded incessantly, we will not be…read morereturning, although they may have had something we would have purchased the badgering as to what we were looking for was ridiculous. We bought fell suffocated by the individual but also by the musky smell.

Flower arrangement for my wife's 70th birthday. Oustanding array of flowers and colors. Delivered…read moreon time. There were 4 bouquets delivered that day and the Chantilly arrangement outshone them all. Very, very happy.

It has sometimes been challenging to order flowers for my mother, who lives across the country from…read moreme, but I ordered a Mother's Day arrangement from here and the arrangement was beautifully done -- lots of bright pinks in different shades, with fresh flowers that didn't die immediately, which has happened with other florists I've used in the area. Would definitely use them again!

Amazing service for our bbq grill it's coming assembled and free delivery. The patio umbrella…read moreselection and gift items are great. They have an extremely knowledgeable and courteous Staff!

I bought a Ego Snow blower and chose the free delivery and couldnt be happier. The guy who…read moredelivered was great, he walked it to my shed, patiently waited as I tried to make room. I changed my mind and decided to put it on my covered patio, and he walked it up and placed it there. (I bought an Ego mower from the Blue Bell location in March and had great customer service there as well and wrote a review for them, finally.)

Good selection of women's pre-owned clothes. Prices are decent. Could be a little more reasonable…read more Husband and wife owned business.

From the owner: ReCurve Boutique is a trendy consignment shop offering upscale fashion at affordable prices. It…read morecaters to women of all sizes with a range of designer clothing, purses, shoes, accessories, and items from local artisans. The boutique promotes confidence and beauty by emphasizing that style is about embracing your curves. We promote sustainability through resale.

A truly beautiful store with well curated items. It's…read morehidden off of the main strip of skippack but it does have parking which was nice. The person working was also very nice. I appreciated that she was welcoming! Unfortunately not many things in larger sizes so I wasn't able to shop for clothing but it was all so beautiful! It honestly looked like a lot of larger sizes were sold as they did offer some larger and xls but most items were only smalls and mediums on the rack. They do have some other items like random gift items and home decor. They appeared to be sold out of a lot of jewelry. Their branding was gorgeous as well. Super cute boutique with well curated items for any straight sized females !

Grand opening was April 1, 2023 . We visit every few months, my mother who lives just outside…read moreSkippack. When we were shopping in a store just down the street, someone noticed my daughter and told her she should stop by Hazel Mac. Just like any mother.... I made her dreams come try. We headed to Hazel Mac. I walked in and loved everything. The attention to detail through our. The architecture of the building, the esthetic... it was a whole vibe for sure. I loved the fireplace, mirror, bay window and the couch. That couch was stunning. The clothing was great. I did not notice many plus size items. I am a 2x/3x and like looking cute too. I love a good baggy sweater. I drooled over many of the earrings they had and the slippers they had. Overall, a super cute store that will go places. Skippack scored with this store, and Hazel Mac scored a great location! See you in June!

Website said they were open. I called and no one answered so I went over there. The store is…read moreclosed. There was no one there not even a sign on the door.

I absolutely adored my time here. Her collection and story is absolutely wonderful. I recommend…read morechecking it out even just to browse.

Everyone is very helpful and friendly. Willing to help with any questions regarding the products.read more

The staff here are unfriendly and unhelpful every-time I come in. The first few times I thought…read moremaybe they were just having a hard day. But after visiting again today after calling to confirm they carried a particular feed, and then discovering they *don't* actually have it (after driving over a half hour) They just stared at me blankly. No offers of help, just blank stares. They always seem put out to be there, or to offer any help or answer questions. The store is beautiful and they have lots of products, but I won't be coming here again after giving them 5-6 tries. Tractor Supply is less well-stocked, but at least I don't feel like I'm intruding just walking in.

It's amazing what a small amount of advertising can do, even on a local level. The Reverend and I…read moresaw a small ad on the table mats and on a sign out front of the Power Station Restaurant for Graceful Glen Alpacas. This of course piqued my interest as I am both a new knitter and a lover of Alpacas. A quick address search revealed that this place was three minutes away. Yay! Where we went was the actual farm and of course, Siri gave us a 'suggestion' that was about a block away. There are some signs and as you come up on it, a sign out front. Also, of course, the Alpacas. You see them as the road rises to the top of a hill and quickly realize this must be the Alpaca farm you're looking for (there's a Star Wars joke in there somewhere). We could not quite find the shop itself as this is a working farm, however a gentleman came out and showed us. It's space converted from part of their garage, no frills, plywood walls and all however it's full of knitted alpaca wear (gloves, hats, scarves, even soap wrapped in alpaca felt) as well as Alpaca "fiber" skeins and, for you ambitious crafters, un-spun but cleaned fiber that you can spin yourself. The fiber itself is beautifully spun, and I love that they put the names of the 'contributing' alpaca on each skien. There are mostly solid colors in hues from sand to dark brown and black, with some that are marbled. Weight from medium all the way to lace weight. No dyes, these are all natural colors. I scored two lovely skeins and two pears of socks. Yay! The fiber was spun in a nearby factory as were the socks knitted (and in one case, dyed, there are no purple Alpaca). You are welcome to go up to the pastures to visit them, they are indeed quiet, gentle and curious creatures. The Reverend won't let me have one. Something about zoning laws. The prices were what I'd expect for this quality fiber, and no more than I would pay for elsewhere. I love that it's from the source, supporting a local farm, and I know the Alpaca whose fiber I'm knitting. I'm looking forward to my next visit (when this batch of fiber is all knitted).

It's Alpaca Farm Day! These alpacas sure have big beautiful eyes and they kinda hypnotically stare…read moreoff. I wonder what they are thinking?! Took the kids to see some alpacas, play some games and buy some souvenirs. Hayrides to and from the parking lot at the church down the street. You get to feed the animals some hay and pellets. Totally free and totally entertaining for a good hour of fun. Hot dogs pretzels and drinks available. We picked up a new soft stylish alpaca hat and a stuffed alpaca toy to remember our day.

They've moved and are now called Skippack Hope Chest. They no longer sell used and consignment…read moreclothing. Only new.