This shop has the cutest selection of clothing, shoes, candles, and more! Some of the candles on…read moredisplay had the funniest sayings and the scent options were great. The woman behind the counter was quick to let us know that she had tons of shoes for $15 and a whole rack of Lula Roe for $5 in the back for which the proceeds would be donated to charity. There was clothing for all seasons and even a work out section. I'd definitely recommend stopping in while you're in the area.

This is a fabulous little shop in a fabulous little town! I stopped in on a whim the other day and…read moreended up staying for nearly an hour. Oops. This is one one of those well-curated, highly edited shops that makes you want to buy everything or at least take pictures for decorating inspo. Merchandise ranges from antiques and vintage to upcycled pieces, furniture, housewares, linens, decorative items and handcrafted soaps. Additionally, the prices are shockingly affordable. The cherry on top of this cake is the lovely owner who is both kind, welcoming, and helpful! Do yourself a favor - forgo Anthropologie (home) and shop here!

This consignment store is a hidden gem! I frequently stop in to always find a least a couple…read moreitems, including top brand ladies clothing, unique household decor, small furniture items, and niche products from local vendors like candles and coffees. I also consign here and it helps with keeping my wardrobe fresh! The owner is an angel whom I've known for over 30 years and her team is always so helpful. My out of town family and friends always asks to visit when they are in town and never fail to be excited over their finds!

The CUTEST shop. Sells new or gently used brand named clothes, shoes, purses, jewelry, furniture,…read moreand other accessories at a discounted price. Workers are so friendly. Shop is very clean and organized. Clothes racks are organized by size which I appreciated.

In contrast to its name, this store is actually very cool. It is tucked away on a corner off of…read morePenn, so it could be easy to miss. The gals running this store are clearly having a great time and it makes for a fun shopping experience. On the day we visited, they were passing out homemade cookies and glasses of mimosas - yes please! All buzzed up and ready to shop, we discovered jewelry, vintage clothes, beautiful home decor, and unique art. The prices range from surprisingly reasonable to mild sticker shock.

The greatest home decor. Unique furniture, accessories, beautiful lighting, gifts and awesome…read morestaff!

We came in with high expectations and hopes and they were met! A very big selection of stuff for…read moreeveryone. Very nice cashiers. Okay prices.

This antique store is INCREDIBLE!! There is so much to offer inside this store. It's SO much bigger…read morethan I anticipated! I got some super cool postcards from the 30s & 40s that I'm planning to put in a picture frame. While looking around, I noticed that the items are quite reasonably priced! I certainly recommend stopping by this special store!

"Outlets" is a bit of a euphemism. This used to be my spot! It's just bins of trash and a sea of…read moreclothing now. If you're just a clothes person maybe it's useful. Everyone is still nice? ‍

This is one of my favorite thrift stores near Pittsburgh! They're running 50% off items every day,…read moreby designated tag colors. Another one of my favorite things is that they offer a rewards program, which is unlike what i've seen other thrift stores offer. They have a "round-up" to the nearest dollar option, along with accepting donations, to donate to local families in need of support with food, clothing, & shelter. S.V.D.P. seems to understand the state of our economy and they price all items at very reasonable costs. The only thing i'd like to see different is for the dressing rooms to be re-opened. They have been closed in all stores supposedly, due to rise in theft. In my opinion, it would be very nice if they would have customers ask to try on clothes at the register, then they could send an associate to the count the number of items someone would like to try on and wait outside the fitting room to account for those items. This is a process most companies use for fitting rooms & I feel it would be more convenient for customers to ensure they truly want to buy the item. I also feel this could boost sales, as folks would be able to guarantee they want the clothing item, opposed to not buying it because they're unsure if it would fit.