Love, love, loved it! I was just overall impressed with the assortment of vintage and how neatly…read moreand smartly organized everything was. A treasure trove, for sure! I left with a 90s vintage tee for $18. It might sound wild, but that's on the cheaper side for "vintage." I'd expect to pay $10 more for the same vintage shirt in Philly. Yes, even one from the 90s. The staff were also very helpful. I can't wait to go back when we're in Lancaster.

Absolutely loved this store and the owner! Extremely friendly and prices were very good compared to…read moreother vintage stores we've been to throughout the US. We will definitely be back just based on our interaction with the owner! Loved talking to her and we made sure to check out My Aunt Debbie down the street where she sells some of her vintage jeans.

If you're a true antique lover, Vintage 61 might disappoint. Much of the furniture is painted over…read morewithout care, stripping away its original charm. While the back section has more authentic vintage pieces, they're often overpriced. The shop doesn't accept offers, and staff can be overheard gossiping about customers.

FANTASTIC STORE! Melissa (the owner) is not only kind, she knows her stuff! Hence, I know I'll get…read morethe best eBay price for my treasures. Thank you, Melissa, you're the best!

Ehhh I was super excited to come here but it was average. I guess all the hype left me…read moredisappointed. I was in the area for an event so I thought it would be good to check this place out. Prices were all over the place. I found 1 thing- a cute stuffed pig for 2$ that was in new condition - hobby lobby sells the same pig. I wouldn't bother coming back unless I was in the area- it's way too far.

Very easy to donate and lots of good items. We love the shopping carts for kids they provide.The…read moreemployees were also so nice! Can't wait to go back.

I loved it here! If I lived closer, I'd be here every pay week!…read more The selection is so nice and well-organized. Caroline, the shopgirl, was super cool and helpful. Parking was okay. Prices are pretty good. Lots of Bakelite bangles! Excellent shoe selection and things for men. I can't wait to come back.

From the owner: Vintage clothing and textile design resources. Period…read morecostumes and accessories.

A Ute store in Jim Thorpe. There are so many unique items inside this store. Items from then to…read morenow. There is clothing, jewelry, home decor, antiques and much more. I had a nice mini conversation with the employee work the past week. She was really kind. In the back there were some cute hats and gloves and other clothing items. I did take notice of some antiques. The pricing for some of it like the antique Christmas trees were a little steep.

Treasure hunting? Yes please. Subtle but fierce, the…read moreDreisbach house is a hidden gem in plane sight. The entire place is filled corner to corner with lovely eye candy that makes me salivate and wish that I was on an episode of Mrs. Maisel. I spend all my fun money here. You can't make me stop! And please - have you met Lisa, The owner? Her laughter is contagious and her insight magnificent. Please visit this cool, cool place. You won't regret it.

Summer 2024 I have…read morealways enjoyed Studio 895 but lately the last several times I've been there haven't found anything. I know it's hit and miss with any antique type of a place. The store was reconfigured and it looks nice except for my favorite area is gone- the smaller area that had a cart of low priced random items and lots of bargain priced antiques called "salvage". There is a new space called "salvage"- but it's primarily doors and pieces of wood- minus the best part to me-low priced antiques. I asked about this and was told that those items are now sprinkled in the store (I hadn't seen any upon my last few trips) Many of the vendors I liked are gone too. I think the biggest disappointment to me was 2024 almost monthly promotion of a "flea market". I was really excited to check that out! I had expected vendors to be set up in the parking lot- there were cars even parked along the shoulder of 895. You can imagine my surprise when not one vendor was set up and the parking lot was vacant. I felt like that was a bait and switch type thing and it made me fall out of love (I hope only temporarily) with Studio 895. I don't think healthy businesses need to do that. I'm not saying I would never go back but this is why I have not been there and why I have discontinued bringing my friends here and meeting up here. The staff has always been helpful and friendly in the past. I look forward to going back sometime and elevating my review. I hate writing unfavorable reviews but- I also need to be honest. The fake flea market made me feel duped and I had been tricked into wasting my precious weekend time. Maybe something happened that I was not aware of. I'm not on "F" book and I think the business communicates through that channel.

Fun little shop with lots to see. True antiques to modern items with a winery to aid in your…read moretreasure hunting.

11/18/23 you'ld swear you were in a top end boutique- but for the prices- they're oh soooo good!!!…read moreMy friend found something here - a beautiful sweater for 6 bucks and change. I wasn't in the market for clothes but I sure enjoyed browsing the merchandise. This store keeper was very welcoming and explained how the pricing worked. Anything with just a Denison tag you refer to the price list on the wall, any other items have prices listed on them. The prices were amazing, the merchandise appears to be never worn or barely worn. Everything was organized on hangers. There were blingy dresses, regular dresses, cardigans, winter coats, blouses, scarves, jewelry etc. there was a very small section of makeup- unused and in pristine condition everything from ELF, to Tarte, to Fenty Beauty. I would definitely stop in again next time I'm in the area. Every shop keeper was friendly and welcoming during my encounter to the quaint charming town of Hamburg and a big THANK YOU to my friend Maria who explored the town first and gave me awesome suggestions!!

While camping recently I ventured to downtown Hamburg to check out the antique and thrift scene…read more New Life was located on a busy street in what appeared to be the shopping district of town. Various small businesses and antique stores lined the street. The store itself was small but set up nicely and had an upscale boutique feeling. I was a bit surprised to find out they ONLY carry ladies fashion, shoes, and accessories. The cashier explained it's due to lack of space and not lack of donations. I believe the items belonging to other departments go to one of their larger stores. All the proceeds help local charities, and that rotates. There's a sign by the cashier that lets you know presently what organization your purchase is helping. Walking around it was hard to believe everything was second hand and donated. Everything was current, pressed, organized well, and of good quality and brands. Prices were fair to high for a thrift store, but their sorting and organizing process was on point. The small shop had nice displays, the cashier very friendly and a dressing room was present. 2 hour on street parking was available, and I didn't see any meters. It's located across and beside two antique stores. If you're looking for better brands this is your spot. I saw a really nice Coach purse for $49, that's a bit pricey for me, and I don't care much about labels, but this would be a steal for someone else. I didn't buy anything but glad to have stopped in and enjoyed my chat with the cashier. I would stop again if I was in the area.