The service here is great. You are greeted as you enter the store. There are various selections…read moreof men and women's items, some juniors, but no children's. Like any stores like these that relies on donations, some days they may have what you're looking for and others it may not be there. Let it be the first place you check. In my opinion the value and the quality is worth it. I really love this store.

Nice place. The feeling was not very nice. No smile, did not feel wanted and definitely felt like…read morean inconvenience or burden. Few other people I know that visited Upper Darby location said same thing. Just not treated in a nice manner at all. They definitely ask for too much personal information and many people don't feel comfortable with that vulnerability. There are other organizations like Our Closet that don't ask for all of your personal information.

It was fine. I won't say customer service was exceptional, but the worker I encountered when it…read morewas time to pay for my items was helpful when necessary. When I arrived, no one really greeted me or asked me for assistance, so I just took note of that and moved on. What I actually really liked what the men's selection here. I thrift quite a bit and it's honestly rare to find a decent breadth of Men's thrifted clothing. This store had probably the most vast men's section I've seen at a thrift. It took up one side of the store. What I've found is every thrift store has somewhat of an identity. This one is hard to pinpoint, but I have to say, it is not the hipster domain that some secondhand stores have become. This store felt more like a place people just looking for some deals turn up to. It was actually really refreshing. That in mind, I found the selection of vintage pieces here to be slightly above average. I even found a very rare band tee (that I plan on flipping). I was shocked at how great this place was for the unique vintage I love, but I think that largely has to do with it being more of a place frequented by community and not a hotbed for those millenials and Gen Z-ers just now on the thrift wave.

Doesn't even deserve 1 star, very rude and unhelpful. Website says one thing, and then completely…read moredifferent on the phone

Awesome place! Huge, clean and items priced to sell. When for plates, left with a cart of goodies.read more

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.

They are so giving and caring. They take care of eve eh one. So kind and sweet. They don't make you…read morefeel embarrassed. Or like your getting too much. They have really helped in hard times!

2 Friends recently relocated to its new location from 536 Burmont Road, where it shared quarters…read moreand parking with Burmont Hardware and Rex Dry Cleaners (both excellent). Yelp limits a user's categorization of a shop like this one to "thrift stores" but this is less a thrift shop than a high end consignment and gift business with remarkably affordable prices. Yes, you read that correctly: Owner Joanne Rebold is very intentional about her inventory and very price conscious. She understands that moving stock is more important than storing it. That's rare these days, isn't it? The premises are remarkably clean, beautifully well organized and appointed and appropriately lighted. At the front of 2 Friends you'll find an excellent selection of women's, men's and children's clothing, and arranged for convenient browsing. What you won't find at 2 Friends are ripped stitches, tears or moth holes in anything Joanne sells because she's meticulous about condition. To the left of the entrance stands a lovely (and often asked about) china cabinet full of crystal, dishware and fine porcelain. Among today's takeaways were a Beleek china bud vase for twelve (!) dollars, typically priced at $65.00 to $75.00 elsewhere (check Rubylane if you don't believe me). Now, take a deep breath, backtrack and read that sentence again. This sort of shopping find is rarer than hens' teeth on the ground these days. Dig a little more deeply into the china cabinet and you'll find full sets of designer dishware (Pfaltzgraff stoneware, Royal Worcester tea sets), cut crystal (today's visit turned up sparkling Waterford and Wexford sets) and Royal Danish holiday pieces all elegantly presented and priced to sell. Keep walking through this immaculate store and you'll pass designer handbags, vintage women's hats from the twenties and thirties (I counted no fewer than a half dozen cloches, smartly displayed), jewelry, brass, flatware, toys and on and on. You never know what you'll find so stop by often. Joanne's stock changes daily and her consignment traffic is high. What sets 2 Friends apart from so many other neighborhood consignment shops is that Joanne offers high tea for groups in an ever-evolving, ever improving back room. The 2 Friends "tearoom" is already booked weeks in advance for reading groups, local women's organizations and product demonstrations so be sure to make your reservations early because her calendar is filling up quickly. Parking is a little bit of a challenge because meters line the lot out front. However, there's ample free parking a hundred yards past the store on Woodland so keep heading west until you find a spot. 2 Friends is tucked into a row of stores flanking the Drexel Hill Post Office and set in the business district of historic downtown Aronimink. If you're planning a consignment junket to the Main Line remember to add 2 Friends to your itinerary. You won't be disappointed. This is a local treasure owned and operated by one of Upper Darby's leading lights. Brava...

From the owner: We are a consignment store specializing in Clothing, Collectibles, Antiques, China, Purses and…read moreGifts. We have a very large selection of Very Bradley! In addition, we have High Tea events. Contact us for more details.

3 1/2 stars The…read morestaff is really nice and helpful at this thrift store. The store name is a bit deceiving as they have WAY more then kids stuff. There are housewares and women clothing (I didn't see men). So many items to choose from. Prices are WAY too reasonable so you feel like each purchase is a great deal. There are multiple rooms so keep walking and you will find more treats. The store is probably under stocked by about half so it can hold a lot more but then again with the great prices I'm sure product moves fast. I like coming in every few months to see what's new. I'll definitely be back.

This place is excellent for browsing for treasures. The owner, whom if I remember correctly is…read morenamed Harold, is an absolute doll. There is truly a diverse collection of items - you can find something for anyone. If you are in the neighborhood or even if you're not, this is such a great shop to check out. Also, around the corner is a little neighborhood church sponsored thrift shop where the women are just as delightful as Harold. Make a day out of it and have some fun treasure hunting. I will definitely be back!

From the owner: Collectible pottery and glassware, Fiestaware and Vintage Fiesta, CostumeJewelry. Bric-a-Brac,…read morevintage and contemporary ladies clothing

If you're a thrift-store junkie, as I am, I encourage you to make the journey down into Southeast…read moreDelco and check this place out. This is a ginormous thrift store, and the chances are that you will find what whatever it is you're looking for: clothing, jewelry, accessories, housewares, furniture, and books. I seldom leave here disappointed. Prices are low, even for a thrift store, and what's even better is that they usually run sales depending on the color of the merchandise's tag. This is an outreach organization with a strong Christian mission to aid distressed families, which is why you will see and hear Christian-themed programming in the store. A few drawbacks: No fitting rooms and no bathrooms. Adding these facilities would be a tremendous help to shoppers and would even increase sales. I won't deduct stars for these flaws because there's way more good than bad here. Come and shop your heart out without making too much of a dent in your bank account. That's as good as it gets!

Forgot to add, I'm not sure if the Black guy who runs the place is the manager or owner but he is…read morevery curt, and unfriendly. If I'm spending money in your store don't talk to me with your back turned, beyond rude. I asked the. Guy if they check the game and puzzle piece boxes for all pieces and he curtly said no, I said uh okay so can we return them if they are not complete he snidely said no. My question is why would you sell them then? I don't think many people want a puzzle or game with half the pieces missing.