During a girls ' lunch in Wayne, I recently stumbled upon Neighborhood League Shops and discovered the treasures they sell and the opportunity to consign items you would like to sell. You've heard the saying, "One person's trash is another person's treasure." After refreshing and restyling my living and dining rooms, I found some less-loved items that someone else might enjoy. Knowing I planned another visit to the King of Prussia area, I brought my no longer loved items to the Neighborhood League Shops, a nonprofit in Wayne since 1912. This is my first time consigning. I learned that each drop-off is limited to 15 items, and no books are accepted. The ladies in the shop were very friendly. They explained the consignment process and accepted my two boxes containing less than 15 items. When shopping for preloved items, the quality and value of these older, well-made products are second to none. The Neighborhood League Shops offers an excellent selection of reasonably priced cut glass, crystal, sterling silver, etc. read more

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FDC and I decided to pop in to the Neighborhood League Shops on a whim, as we were running errands. Why not? She especially wanted to check out the Alley Door, which she described as more "eclectic " than the furniture and clothing stores. We first went into the housewares and furniture store. The main floor has lots of cut glass and fine china pieces, jewelry and some art. A few lamps. Not a large space. Laid out well and clean. I headed to their basement, which had more everyday "home decor" items, some linens, small electrics, etc. I saw many lovely things, though nothing interesting enough to purchase. We then headed over to the Alley Door, which is around the corner. Despite it being almost noon in weekday, and a sign stating they open at 10, the store was dark and locked. Huh? We walk back to where we were and ask about this. They know nothing, they said, just that the cash box had not been collected. That's it. I imagine these stores are run by volunteers, and it's a good cause. I'm not sure I would make a special trip to shop there. When I'm in the area, I'd go again. read more

Service The volunteer ladies are basically nice except one . The clothes selection is great, majority of the time I visit. The shop has everything arranged in an orderly fashion, pardon the pun. Great bargains and the changing $1.00 rack is a pleasant treasure hunt. read more

This is a great shop! They have limited hours and since I'm not in that part of the state often, it took me months to finally get inside! It was worth the wait! The staff (or they might be volunteers) are always friendly and helpful. The items are displayed beautifully and everything is clean. It's fun to find something that you never knew you were looking for until you spot it! read more

I have several blouses and dresses that I don't wear any more, all in excellent condition. I took them to the shop, and the employee there refused all of them, saying that they only accepted "designer labels". She suggested that I donate them to the Salvation Army. I plan to do that, but I did not appreciate the way she treated me. She was very arrogant and condescending. read more

Wow! That's all I can say in regards to this thrift shop. In their front window is a tantalizing selection of Wedgwood bowls and etched-glass goblets that beckon you to come in and browse, and what beautiful things await inside! This is the place to go to buy pretty bric-a-brac for your home at a price that won't kill your wallet. While you're shopping, don't forget to peruse the clothing section upstairs. I got several cute tops there during this past summer's bag sale and will make a point to return when I need more clothes this winter. The ladies who work in the shop are all very sweet and so helpful. Check this place out! read more

The NL shops are actually a collection of shops. The main "bric-a-brac" shop is right on Lancaster Avenue but there is also a great clothing shop right upstairs. Plus, in the alley next to the bric-a-brac shop there is a basement thrift store called The Alley Door. These stores are really chock full of some great stuff - jewelry, designer clothing, china, artwork... and at really good prices. I have taken home MANY treasures that I still enjoy. If you have not been there yet you should check out all 3 shops in the heart of downtown Wayne! read more

Love this place! Really affordable with great sales. Lovely staff, especially Carol! I go on a weekly basis!

I've been going here for the past 32 years. My favorite thrift store(s) on the Main Line! You find true gems here and the staff is full of the nicest people you'll ever meet. read more

Varied, affordable, organized, convenient, with a wide selection. Located in Downtown Wayne, Neighborhood League is an incredible jewel that has so much to offer -- be it the clothing shop upstairs, the home goods store downstairs, or the Alley Door thrift shop in the back, these 3 stores have something for everyone. I buy a lot of my clothes, and home needs from them. They have affordable beautiful artwork, jewelry, kitchenware, and even furniture at times. A group of lovely ladies (all volunteers) run the stores, and they're always helpful and kind. Definitely worth the visit! read more