Furniture Stores in Langhorne, PA

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  1. 2270 East Lincoln Highway, Langhorne PA 19047

    5 Superb 232 reviews

    “I have been in Mattress Firm multiple times for this purchase and cannot say enough about the responses that I received from Ben each time. He is a real professional and was very helpful to me in chosing my mattress. Would highly recommend Mattress Firm if you are looking for a new mattress.”

  2. 9 Cabot Boulevard East, Langhorne PA 19047

    4.8 Superb 383 reviews

    “This store has so much to offer! Our sales representative, Randee Fisher, was so very professional, helpful and knowledgeable. We found exactly what we wanted. And the details & delivery setup went so smoothly!”

  3. 2424 Lincoln Highway, Langhorne PA 19047

    4.5 Superb 293 reviews

    “Dean was very helpful and not pushy. He let us take our time sitting on sofas and talking things over. When we had questions he was right there to assist. We bought a 3 piece living room set. Looking forward to delivery”

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  5. 2328 Lincoln Highway, Langhorne PA 19047

    4.3 Superb 214 reviews

    “Just like my first order of furniture 2 years ago, and loving that set of LR furniture, this is a great store, but particularly the personnel instore. Ms. Tatyana and Ms. Lydia, personally helped without any pressure. Im now looking forward to my new family room furniture coming soon. Thank you ladies and LazyBoy, Langhorne PA.”

  6. 2331 Lincoln Highway, Langhorne PA 19047

    2.3 Poor 26 reviews

    “I feel like too many people are leaving bad reviews. Unfortunately things aren't the way they used to be. Places are understaffed and people (customers) are ignorant as well. Agree or disagree but it's very difficult as ONE PERSON to keep an eye on such a HUGE store. Sometimes people pick things up and set them down somewhere else because they want to be lazy. Other times, kids come around and play with everything and we all know how quick kids are. Even GROWN people leave messes throughout the store. Unfortunately nobody really cares about how they leave things. I love this target, they don't get to control what they put out unfortunately. It's a corporate thing. It's hard to blame a store for being out of stock when it's nationwide. Every store you go to, you see signs of things being out of stock simply because we can't catch up. And sometimes things are being ordered and back-stocked time after time again and that's not the fault of the store directly. Other times, items are discontinued. And so forth. I will never talk bad about anyone who works retail. I have a lot of respect for every worker here.”

  7. 2331 Lincoln Highway, Langhorne PA 19047

    3.4 Good 233 reviews

    “I tried to send an email to cooperate concerning an employee we encountered in the store today but wasn’t having any success. I hope this employee gets the attention she deserves. I was in the store today with my 5 year old daughter looking for a particular trending toy. We had the pleasure of meeting Maryanne, an employee in the toy department. She was personable and kind and beyond helpful looking for this toy my daughter was so desperately after. If all of my shopping experiences were like the one I had with Maryanne today (I do hope I am spelling her name correctly) I would frequent this store more often. She treated us like friends! She’s a great asset to this store and hope she receives the accolades she deserves! Thank you again, Maryanne!”

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