Their online service in terms of answering questions leaves a lot to be desired…read more They will highlight an item but not accompany with a price. You see many responses to the post, asking for the price, but you don't see a response. I recently commented to a person inquiring about the price, that they don't post or respond to price. I was referring to sharing it online. Well, it hit a nerve because they responded rudely, privately to my comment. Was it really necessary to be snippy and say, "There..I responded."? Not all local businesses earn support.

What a lovely discovery! I found more than I expected and was pleased to find a good sized men's…read moresection. Check it out; it will Be worth it!

I love the clothes at this store. Joanne has the right fit and style for my needs…read more I would highly recommend this boutique to any woman looking to be fashionable and in-style.

For adorable unique accessories, this is thee place to get them!…read more They have TONS of really fab costume jewelry at reasonable prices. I love big chunky jewelry and they have a whole wall devoted to necklaces, bracelets and earrings. The prices range from $10-50 depending on how fancy schmancy you want to get. They also carry fun hair accessories, pretty scarves and purses. The majority of the store is actually clothing, although it seems that most of the apparel is for older women. I wasn't too into the clothing BUT it's great for fashionable older women. If you dig, you may actually find some really fancy dresses for a wedding too. I would absolutely buy up some fun clothing for my mom here. Shop local kids, there's some great finds here!

If Ross depends on internet information as advertisement, PLEASE eliminate that NINJA with the…read moreorange hoodie and mask as advertisement. A Total turn-off. Who thought that was a good idea? I mostly see Normal people when shopping there. That head shot is Not attractive at all! I almost Always find a good deal while shopping there. Come on Ross, you can do better!

Ross is the nation's largest off-price retail chain. I think that their store in Erie has similar…read moretypes of merchandise as do their stores in other areas. Ross buys overproduced and unsold merchandise from manufacturers at a discount. Typical merchandise includes clothing, footwear, linens, home decor, beauty products, housewares, etcetera. When I was walking around the store, I noticed that the racks and shelves were full of miscellaneous merchandise. Especially for clothing, customers must really sift through the racks to find what they like. I selected a bath mat for $7 and a jar of fig preserves for $4. Both of these products had prices that were significantly lower than what other retailers would charge. The cashier interacted with me in a very friendly manner. Overall, Ross is not one of my favorite stores, but I like to shop here occasionally to find bargains.

Staff was on the phone while I'm waiting to be rang out. Says to me "by the way your card may…read moredecline because I'm on the phone" so I say "maybe you shouldn't be on the phone"...I guess I am just mistaken but a place of business should be a place of business and not a social event. Won't visit this place again. Retailer reached out (see reply) but neglects the fact that I was in their store shopping for 10 minutes of which the entire time the employee was on the phone chatting away about personal matters. Nothing I heard would have warranted this being a business call or from a customer. The employee actually says to her friend "I have to let you go so I can use the credit card machine" as I'm at the check out counter.

I was a cute little shop but not a lot in the way of styles for souvenir shirts and definitely not…read morea good range in sizes either.

Havent been to this location in awhile, decided to stop on the Black Friday Erie shopping trip…read more The store set up was different then last visit. Its a clean discount store similar to Marshalls, TJ Max...Depending on what your looking for your sure to find a bargain, or pick up a designer name brand cheapier. The shoe selection depending on taste, will it least give you a laugh on unique styles or a new pair of shoes.

Customer service is horrible. They are so mean, and rude. They may have good prices but you may…read morenever cash out. Waited for a 15minutes for Debbie the key holder to decide to cash me out. She definitely does not know how to multitask.

A nice second hand shop, no real complaints there…read more Just something about seeing the company van at the Salvation Army..... I'm sorry, I'm sure you have to get your inventory somewhere, but it just doesn't sit well with me. People who go to second hand stores go to Good Will etc also. Seems like you're beating us to the punch and whether or not that's the reality of second hand stores or not, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth that you've got the brass ones to pull up the company van to the Salvo. Saw you shopping, you weren't just dropping off. Yeah, that's not cool. Go incognito in your own car.

Came in place was nice well organized Prices were OK. Dog was super friendly but that's about it…read morethe owner could use a lesson in manners and how to treat people would not come down $5 on a $100 purchase

Very eclectic place full of one of a kind vintage and historic items really fun to walk thru and…read moresee what speaks to you

Items from the shop were placed online. I reached out letting the owner know I was interested and…read moreasked if the items were still available, understanding that I might not be the first to comment. The lister then said that it WAS available - this was after the shop had already closed for the evening by the time we were communicating. I was working out with the owner when I could pick up based on her open hours - telling her my best convenience but ultimately letting her know that I'd rework my schedule with whatever works for her since it was something my daughter really needed. She said she'd get back to me in the morning with the time that would work. I didn't hear from her so I checked my messages to see that she marked the item as sold. I, of course, figured she had marked it sold for me (giving her the benefit of the doubt) and asked her if she had figured out when I could grab the items and she told me she had sold it. In hindsight, there was one red flag when we were communicating as she said "a ton of people want it". If that was the case, then I imagine it wasn't really available and/or we were being scammed. I was disappointed to say the least. If she had told me that I had to get it the second she opened, I would have called off work to grab it. She didn't. She simply said she'd get back to me with the time that worked for her. If it wasn't available, she should not have said it was. This is not how a shop with integrity works.

They are honest, pleasant and funny! I love shopping there and I donate a lot too! They have some…read morebeautiful items, f "Different" things and usually lots of vintage Tupperware! I recommend Finders Keepers to everyone looking for a delightful thrifting experience.

Easy to find, easy parking, no steps to get in and friendly people. No public restrooms - be…read moreprepared! Definitely more of a second-hand store than an antique store but it was well organized and clean. No musty smell that some places have. I was looking for a table cloth, and they had a few but not all of them had dimensions and I'm not good at eye-balling how big they are (I've bought a few that way and they were too small). Hubby bought a train set and a book. We would stop back when in the area.