Located in the heart of the Exton and very close to the Pottstown pike and Lincoln Highway. They…read morehave plenty of parking and now Sephora is open too at this location. They have a good collection of seasonal dress, shoes and home essentials too. I go to this location primarily for clothing and home essentials and have done some formal shoes shopping in the past too. The cost seems high but you will be able to get coupons in their app or via emails or sites too which will give better value for the buy. They do have Amazon drop off location for returns the service is pretty fast. The staff here is always friendly and willing to assist us in need.

Incredibly long lines no Matter what time of day! Hey…read moreManagers- stop making employees push credit cards when there is a line all the way back to the jewelry department!!!

I came here a few weeks ago for the first time because it is conveniently located right off of 202…read morein Malvern. I came here during my lunch. Surprisingly the parking was really hard in this private lot. The store is pretty well stocked, and the staff are very helpful and nice. The cashier I cannot remember her name. She's very funny and engaging. Bring cash sometimes just in case the machine is not working. Overall, I will be coming to the store at lunchtime because they had pretty much everything that I needed.

I went into the store right before closing to pick up a couple of items. It was 8:45pm. I purchased…read more$16.74 worth of items. The very next morning, I am doing online banking and noticed that there were two debit withdraws from my account at the dollar store; $16.74 and $14.03. I print out the bank statement showing the line items and return to the store to present the information to the manager. She stated that the transaction happened at another store. I did not go to another store and my debit card was in my purse from evening to the next morning. The transaction happened at this store either by the cashier who helped me or the debit equipment was fixed to take the information. I left her and went to my bank to close the debit card and reported the fraud associated with the store. I will be a cash-only buyer from many of the stores as there is just too much going on during these inflationary times. P.S. I reported the incident to the company headquarters of which the entire process is automated, which means I may not get an answer anytime soon, if at all. The Dollar Tree is a CASH ONLY store as far as I'm concerned, going forward and so are these gas stations... Just saying.

Great selection even though a very small store. People there…read morewere always willing to help.

Manager Denise was one of the most unprofessional retail workers I have ever encountered. She made…read moremy transaction personal. Complained about her corporate office, and made it clear that she did not want to help me but was being forced to. I was so extremely uncomfortable and will not go back to this location.

I always enjoy coming to this goodwill. They finally started sorting the clothes by sizes and not…read morecolors. What a relief. Of course some things are overpriced but overall I can always find something here. Staff are friendly.

Every so often, Lion and I will have days where we're going on 'road trips'. One of these days…read moreinvolved him attending a professional group meeting, leaving me with a couple hours to kill in Elverson. I consulted my handy dandy Yelp app and found that there was this Goodwill right nearby! Awesome! So off I go This Goodwill is in a larger shopping center serving a more rural area. There are some larger/big box stores, some smaller stores and this Goodwill, which was a good sized store. It was pretty easy to find and there is parking right out front, which was extra good as it was a rainy day Inside the store was easy to navigate, with good sized space in between aisles and you don't really have to go through one section to get to another, which is super nice. For example, you don't have to get through clothing to get to housewares. I headed over to the housewares, which was as typical arranged by color. I found a mix of things I was interested in and things I was not, however there were no broken items or things in poor condition. I then cruised over to clothing, where there were some nice pieces, however as it seems to be with the Goodwill stores in general in our area, I found the pricing was a bit high for the items they had. Still some bargains to be found, if you want to hunt I found checkout to be quite easy, and the staff to be pleasant and unobtrusive. The store was clean and well lit I am certain that should we be out in this area again, this Goodwill will be on my list of places to check out.

After Emily checked all areas looking for an elusive jersey, she jumped on the computer located it…read moreat another location and it arrived today. That's why we shop at Rally House

I was greeted upon entering the store and walked to the items I was looking to purchase. The…read moreassociate was very kind and knowledgeable. I

Haven't been to Aston for a while and I just saw this store moved into the old Big Lots earlier…read morethis week. I had three excuses to check it out: 1) I had stuff to donate. 2) I've been "low key obsessed" with the brass orbs showcased in Dr. Orna Guralnik's office (reality TV show). My past vintage brassware has come from thrifting so I wanted to see if I could find anything. 3) Have been sucked into Homeworthy and my mom/g-mother taught me young how antique dealers and designers generate their best finds by estate clean outs, trash picking and thrifting so I got the bug. YouTube is full of feedback that thrift stores have gone off the rails with prices and sell anything good on eBay so the stores are left with junk, so I was wary. This store is mostly clothes, and it was odd because almost all the customers were back in housewares/other goods. I've never had a good experience thrifting clothes so I don't thrift for clothes. The customers were a weird mix of a family speaking a Slavic language, a senior man very seriously rummaging through everything, a couple younger men seriously rummaging through everything, a group of teens, and an older woman. I didn't see anything close to a designer find or collectible as was commonplace at thrift stores 15+ years ago. It was truly a lot of junk, I'm sorry to say. The best deals I found were bags of about 5-6 authentic Barbies for $5 to $7 though they're the new (cheap quality) ones whose legs don't bend. I saw some Fisher-Price Little People which is too young for my son. Didn't see Imaginext but it was messy so I didn't look that hard. My son found a toy truck he wanted that was $5 and a plastic helicopter for $3, which were very reasonable (though we have a gluttonous number of vehicle toys and do not need more). I felt toys were fairly priced. House goods were okay. I always look at Pyrex and a square glass casserole was $5, which is okay, not great. Not a whole lot of useful stuff, mostly low quality decorative items. It's a shame that what is produced as clothing, furniture and home goods today is just complete garbage, and it doesn't even last long enough to make it to a thrift store. People go there looking for vintage from 80's or older and you really need to go to a consignment store or thrift boutique where items are discerningly curated rather than donated. But those stores charge stupid prices and the associates are rarely down to earth. Thrifting used to be such a cool adventure but unfortunately it's not what it used to be. I feel good about my donation though; kid bikes, plant stand, and a bag of other useful stuff that someone out there needs more than I.

Battled between a 3 & a 4 but chose the 3 due to the children's section. I have 2 younger children…read morebut shop for everyone here. That being said the children's section is not a bad size, but totally not organized. The sizes & gender is not at all separated so everything is everywhere. If you want something you will be on a search. The women's section is HUGE but could also be tweaked. Like jeans, active wear & dress pants separated. The mens section is a good size. Alot of dress attire & all sizes too. That section is fully organized. The house wears section is a great size a lot to choose from. They also sell furniture. There is a public bathroom. Thank god. The prices are a little crazy. You could have a used Walmart shirt & a used Michael kors ( designer shirt) & they are the same price. They have a parking lot which is a good size.

Located in the Philadelphia premium outlet mall, closer to the parking lot P. They have good…read moreclothing line up for men's, women's and kids. So you can shop for the entire family. The customer service is very good in this outlet on a Memorial Day weekend. The check-out lanes are fast compared to others . The price seems to be moderate, in my opinion. The store is maintained well and clean. The staff is helpful and friendly. If you have a rewards account with them, you will get a percentage discount, or you can also use the VIP membership from Simon. I always like this place. It's well maintained and the fitting rooms are clean. Good place to shop for clothing . The ambiance of the place is good, and the collection of clothing is always fresh. They do have some clearance section.