Reclamation is a consignment shop selling home furnishings, decor, clothing, and jewelry. The store…read moreis very roomy (4,000 square ft to be exact). During my first visit, the shop had a sale that extended to the sidewalk. I stopped in after hearing about this shop's sidewalk sale on IG. Layout: The first floor of the shop is mostly dedicated to men's and women's clothing and home decor (lamps, statues, and furnishings). The basement includes nostalgic items (such as trolls and Disney memorabilia), furniture, and clothes. Be sure to pause on the stairs leading to the basement to take mirror selfies and to shop for funky mirrors. The store is really an eclectic mix of unique pieces (such as African wood carvings), vintage accent pieces (such as funky yellow faux leather chair), and modern clothing (such as dresses from Ross). It's like a flea market meets discount store. Prices: Prices are absolutely all over the place from $20 for a wicker basket to $595 for a vintage chair. Most prices didn't make sense to me in terms of condition and price. Almost all items are clearly marked with the price. I didn't make any purchases after browsing the store for a while since everything seemed pricey or not necessarily matching my style/too outdated. I didn't see any deeply discounted items during the sale. Customer Service: Customer service was pretty friendly and employees social. Although I've noticed a shadow while browsing the store which was unpleasant. Parking: Parking is available at the back of the store, parking lot is shared with nearby businesses. There are also limited number of spots available in front of the store (usually busy on weekends). Events. Check out the store's Instagram for upcoming events such as sales and clothing swaps. I would recommend this store if you want to spruce up your space with unique handmade furnishings or art. Especially when it comes to global accent needs. The store is less appealing for clothes. Most clothing is equivalent of thrift finds at a higher price point.

Such a glamorous boutique! I love the selection and customer service! Plus, it is super easy to…read morepark!

I went into the store and it was close to closing time. The owner was very nasty. She didn't want…read moreto help us or the others that was coming in behind us. She basically told us to leave out of the store. I will never ever go back into that store again and I will make sure NONE of my friends will either.

I usually go into a boutique like this one and think "Well, I won't be able to afford anything but…read moremaybe it will be fun to look." Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised by the sales and overall atmosphere of the shop. It's not too cluttered, but it has enough of a selection for any young hipster to find something they might like. I personally was delighted with their wallets--they were cute, adorable, and most importantly: functional! I'm not from the area but I will definitely make a note to check back here when I am in town!

Terrific staff very helpful, always something I need. There is new stuff added weekly which peeks…read moremy interest.

I donate and shop at this store. I often find a range of things from a practical kitchen gadget to…read morea beautiful dress. I love knowing the proceeds go to different outreach efforts of the church to serve the local community. The women who work at the shop are volunteers and wonderful to talk with.

The big department stores here are Nordstrom, Saks, Fifth Avenue, and Dillards…read more I usually try to park by Macy's, since it's a store most familiar with. I decided to park by Nordstrom instead. I just saw a pic that there was a shooting here back in March of 2018, that's scary. It's rather dead in the shopping center and there's not a lot of cool stores to look at, that's unique. I think the biggest concentration of people would be in the food court area. There's quite a few empty kiosks and stores as well. A sign that shopping centers have dwindled in popularity?

Very high end. We shopped a little here and there and were in the area for the coffee spot next…read moredoor. Place is enormous with great selections and easy parking.

I was looking for a thin black wrap to go over sleeveless dresses for when my younger friend…read moredressed up. Windsor was recommended by another store! The sales lady there didn't say hello, or offer to help, so I looked at everything to find the wrap. This shop is for young people. There is a little bit of everything, and now Homecoming dresses were hanging. I liked looking around. The prices were decent. The quality was good. The styles were acceptable. I found several wraps, and chose a dressy one. Glad I looked here.

went there and the line took forever and the girl behind the counter didn't take off the plastic…read morealarm tag...not happy abt that

I love Anthropologie, but I'm tired of sales associates assuming you can't afford to shop here…read more Last week, I was looking for a particular item and the sales associate kept saying go check out the sales rack. Almost as if the summer outfit I was looking for couldn't be found in the main area. When we couldn't find what I was looking for, she goes, you can try SHEIN. Like, what? Super weird interaction. I wouldn't make much of it, but the constant mention of sales section and avoiding looking elsewhere irritated me. I'll drive to Pittsburgh to avoid this type of interaction.

I love this particular Anthropologie store. The staff is wonderful and it has the best customer…read moreservice. Amy- the stylist has a sparkly personality. She helped pick out wonderful items for our daughter's birthday gift. She wrapped it beautifully, too. My husband and I truly value excellent customer service. She definitely is an asset to the store and company as she knows and loves the merchandise. Highly recommend.

To update the lone user who has reviewed this place:…read more It looks like they are only open on Tuesdays 10-4pm now, per their website. I went here for the first time today and loved it. Prices are much more reasonable than Goodwill. Their clothing selection was modest, but I still found some great deals (sweaters for $2-$3.50, an antique cruet for $2.50). The ladies at the check-out desk were very kind. Heads up, it's cash only (plus tax), so keep that in mind when you visit. I also quietly walked through the church's sanctuary to admire the architecture after they had finished a sermon. I am not religious, but you don't have to be in order to appreciate it's beauty. If you decide to take a look during your visit, please be respectful!

This is the first listing for the 40-year-old mainstay in the community and it's surprising no one…read morehas written about it. I've found so many treasures at Cache. It's open on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 10:30am to 4:30 pm. They are staffed by the wonderful women of the church who are dedicated and kind. It is a refuge for neighborhood people who cannot afford new clothing or things for the home. They sell everything from vintage clothes, to flatware, glasses, artwork, post cards, jewelry, shoes, home and garden items too! The place is a treasure but the best experience about the Cache are the lovely women that run it. Located in the basement of the church