When visiting our old area; we decided to stop by one of our old clothing stores that we used to go to. The place hasn't change a bit. Jubilee has a wide variety of clothes, shoes, books, jewelry, games, and etc. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. In my opinion the prices are affordable for the quality you are getting. One of my favorite parts of Jubilee is that they have sales for example some items are half price. The store is very clean and has a restroom. Jubilee is closed on Sunday.If not shopping you can also give donations. Jubilee has a decent size parking lot and is handicap accessible. I will be definitely coming back to Jubilee, when I visit my old area. read more

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It's official, I can now say I've been to all the Jubilee locations and while I do have my favorites, every one was great in it's own way. This location was my last remaining location to check out and was similar to the others in lots of way. Universally all the locations have great visual merchandising, a thorough sorting process so damaged items do not make it to the sales floor, and excellent organization. To top it off their prices are very reasonable and they constantly run different sales to keep inventory rotated and the store fresh. Some of the highlights for me on this trip was the 50% off sale on ladies shoes ( I scored two like new pairs) and an excellent linen department. Housewares and decor items were scattered around the store on top of the racks due to space limitations so do walk around. As expected the store is clean and easy to shop in. All the clothes are separated by size and item and electronics, etc are all tested to confirm working order. One thing that did disappoint is that the displays are so well done and dominate the store however those items are not for sale. This holiday season I've been hunting for large lanterns to dress up and display on my porch. I was ecstatic to find one on an upper shelf that would have worked perfectly with my vision only to find it's a display piece and will never be for sale. Bummer. One thing not to miss whether shopping for jewelry or not is the impressive curly willow branch that goes to the ceiling and is used to display jewelry. It's a massive (and real branch) that will get you thinking - where does one find that?!? The store itself has a parking lot, some steps (although I believe there's a ramp on the side) and located on a main street. For those thrifting in the area there's a Salvation Army if you pull out and go right about 3 miles down that's worth a visit, a Goodwill further up in Robesonia if you turn left, and a small thrift store called Lighthouse thrift about 5 minutes away. read more

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