Really good work. Always friendly and professional. Prices are great and they turn around really…read morefast.

Way too expensive. A box of napkins that you can buy it for $5 in Amazon is priced $19 in this shop…read more. I don't see what is the difference about the ones priced $19 in this store and the ones that Amazon sells for $5, both are made in China .

super cool store. I love everything. There's no plastic there…read more It's all wood, glass, clay, metal etc. Mother earth. Great jewelry. Great Gifts. A lot of stuff for a cozy spot.

Terraculture is my local go-to place to find gifts for the mamas. This cozy, intimate store off…read moreRoute 30 has a great selection of artisan-made pottery, jewelery, ornaments and other tchotchkes. The ladies at the counter are also great at getting your items boxed and wrapped up in pretty ribbon and tissue, in case you're in a last minute grab-and-go present situation (often the case with me!).

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.

Lovely selection of items for sale in the store, but from my experience as a consignor, I can't…read moregive a good rating. First off, their website desperately needs to be updated to provide accurate information--they only consign by appointment and you need to call them for the appointment. This information is not on the website, nor are details such as how many items they will accept for inspection, how the items need to be presented and specific consignment guidelines (such as item conditions, labels accepted, etc). This is misleading, and their current policy has been in place for quite awhile now (based on a visit to the store over a year ago). Glad I called to verify, as I thought the "walk-in" policy was new. I gathered my items, making sure everything was clean and on hangers, and went to the shop on my appointed day. While they inspected my items, I was invited to browse the store. I noted the pricing on several items, and overall, I felt that many of the items were overpriced for what is basically an upscale thrift shop. The upside is that I only waited a relatively short time to see what they would accept. Out of 23 items, they accepted 6. And two of these items were mid-level designer handbags in very good condition. I was offered what I felt was an insultingly low amount of money for the items, or store credit. They offered some rationale, some of which was fair, but much, from my view (such as the condition of the bags) was not. Bottom line, they want items in new or pristine condition. However, while browsing, I saw things that clearly were not in that state. In the end, I know I could have walked out without leaving the items, but I opted to accept the offer, not because I felt it was fair, but mainly due to personal logistics (downsizing). Given the pricing I saw on what was for sale, I kind of felt ripped off and taken advantage of. I'm not new to consigning, but I thought I'd try someplace different this time around. From my experience, there are other shops in the area that are easier to deal with (in as much as communicating their consignment policies) and offer a better return to sellers on their items. Note to the management: Please consider those who patronize and consign to your shop and update your website (it's really not that hard to do) OR honor the walk-in policy that is currently posted.

I cannot remember a time that I have been so insulted. A few weeks ago, I took a few clothes to…read moreFashion Xchange, and the owner (?) told me that they require 20 or more items at a time. She also said that she wouldn't accept summer clothes, just fall/winter. I went home and went through my closets. I retired recently from a new home sales position and have dresses, skirts, and pants that I knew I would no longer wear. I just went back and waited while the owner helped another person. While waiting, I saw and bought a pendant. The owner then came out, said she had gone through all of my clothes and would only accept a couple of items. She told me that my clothes were "not what her clientele were looking for". I paid more for the pendant than I got for the few items she accepted.

This store is very cute with friendly staff and good prices. The store offers a variety of…read moredifferent types of items including antiques

This is by far the most amazing vintage/thrift store I've been to. Everything is in amazing…read morecondition, everything is priced well, and the people are so kind. I got 5 items for $50, including a nice purse, a basket, 2 vintage candle holders, and a mug! Just love it here!!

The staff , all of them, were friendly, helpful and just full of happy! Great selection...highly…read morerecommend

Positives: good selection, I've been twice and found books I was looking for both times. Also well…read moreorganized so its easy to find what you're looking for. Cons: same woman working both times was not polite. Makes me never want to ask them a question. Not a good bookstore vibe. If you go, Prices are posted up front, hanging from the ceiling. As of July $6 hardbacks and $5 paperbacks (Kids books were less) and a lot of books are priced on the book. $20 bag sale They were running 50% when I was there

Absolutely charming, locally owned and operated candy shop. With a wide selection of candy from…read morethings like poprocks and sour patch kids to artisinal items like jelly coated chocolate rings and an exquisite selection of dark chocolates, there's something here for everyone. The owner is super friendly and her employees are wonderful as well. It's a kids dream...ah, who am I kidding. It's everyone's dream. Stop in and get a sweet treat!

This place is wonderful. Some amazing sweets, beautiful gifts, and chocolate charcuterie boards…read more(!!). Very friendly & I'm here to support this place any way I can. They even agreed to make a beautiful donation to my local charity fundraiser without even a slight hesitation! How refreshing

I love this sweet, well organized, small but mighty thrift shop. It's connected to The Church of…read morethe Good Samaritan on Lancaster. Whenever I'm in town, I stop in for some finds. Today, it was workout pants, gift bags, and an Oakley sweatshirt. They have a nice assortment of books/ media; men's, women's, children's clothing and shoes, housewares, etc. Everything is reasonably priced!

HOURS Tuesday-Friday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, Saturday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm…read more A great little shop found by outside entrance in the basement of The Church of the Good Samaritan. Good bargains on books, household and kitchen items, artwork, linens, lamps and clothing. All items are donated and rotated by dates. Reduced items by tag color. All staff are volunteers. Donations shared with St. John's Church, Kensington and Purple Heart.