Nice people and good food and menu. Always clean and some good gambling games…read more Stop and say hello

Shout out to Bev. She is an amazing bartender. Drinks here are stiffer than a dead man. They have…read morean amazing brunch on Sundays, and of course amazingly low priced drinks. Full menu on most days and very reasonably priced! Members only!

Well organized, friendly staff. Nice variety of items in fairly good condition. Parking can be a…read morebit tight. Will be back.

Well it's been a long time since I've been in need of a laundromat, but here I am. Used Yelp of…read morecourse & settled upon this place. I'm impressed by the cleanliness of the machines, floors, & building in general. Prices seem ok - 20lb washer (warm) is $4.25 & 45lb is $7.50. I'd wash here again;)

I have high praise for Classic Cleaners and here is why..my expensive top came back from dry…read morecleaning in poor shape, they tried again, still not a good result so gave it one more try, long story short I put off going to pick it up figured it would be the usual " dry cleaner run around".. fabric flawed, not our fault, you know the routine! Boy was I in for a shock! I had waited months to retrieve the top, they even called to remind me and when I got there, no top but a check for the full price of the top.... which was over $300!! That is what I call integrity, truly caring to do the right thing! I am a customer for life and they deserve an excellent rating, would make it 10 stars if I could!! Thank you so much! Lee Ann Austin

I'd heard about Carlisle's iconic Hotchee New Year celebration for years, but somehow never made it…read morea priority--until 2025. When I realized the event ran from 6-9pm on New Year's Eve, giving me a chance to celebrate early and still get home safely to ring in the actual new year later, I was 100% in. Add in the fact that I absolutely love Hotchee Dogs, and this was a no-brainer. Hosted by LOVE Carlisle and held inside and outside the Carlisle Theatre on West High Street, the event was buzzing from the moment I arrived. I found free parking nearby and headed toward the festivities. PRO TIP: Check the Post Office parking lot on Louther Street. I've always managed to find a spot there for Carlisle community events--even if it takes a few loops. The entire area was alive with bundled-up folks eating, drinking, and enjoying the night. The Carlisle Theatre was open and warm, with the concession stand and bar operating and live music from The Cagan Goldstein Band filling the space. There was plenty of seating to take a break from the cold, and watching the hot dog eating contest inside was a fun (and entertainingly chaotic) way to spend some time warming up. Just inside the theater entrance, volunteers were handing out free New Year's party favors and selling exclusive Hotchee Dog merch to support future events. I couldn't resist and happily spent $10 on a Hotchee Dog ornament for my Christmas tree. What can I say--I love chili dogs. Outside, DJ Rob kept the energy high while counting down to the iconic Hotchee Dog Drop, scheduled for 9pm. Shortly before the drop, a tent was set up in the middle of the street and 500 free Hotchee Dogs, courtesy of The Hamilton Restaurant, were handed out. You better believe I was standing in line, eagerly waiting my turn. When I reached the front and they still had Hotchee Dogs left, I was thrilled! That moment turned into one of those unexpected core memories--standing in the middle of West High Street, foil-wrapped Hotchee Dog in hand, dancing to the DJ's music under the winter night sky. Pure joy. Pure deliciousness. An absolutely perfect way to ring in the new year a little early. LOVE Carlisle truly knows how to create meaningful, fun, community-centered events, and living close enough to take part has been such a gift. Hotchee New Year is officially on my annual must-do list--and I can't wait to be back next year!

I can't say I would recommend this thrift store. They pull brands like LL Bean, Banana Republic, J…read moreCrew, etc and showcase them in front with really high prices. There was an LL Bean cost that Goodwill (even with their current inflated pricing practices) would price between $10-$15 that this place wanted $30 for. The housewares were reasonably priced though. My suggestion, go for the housewares, ignore the clothes.

Thrift on Purpose is a nonprofit thrift shop located in Mechanicsburg, PA. Shoppers can find gently…read moreused clothing, jewelry, household items, décor, books, toys, and much more in our shop. Net profits from Thrift on Purpose support Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) and local community needs. I didn't find anything this time but they did have a lot of high quality used merchandise.