I was happy to see the Mustard Seed survived Covid closings and reopened just as though it had…read morenever closed. It looks exactly the same with a wonderful selection of items from local crafters and vendors. The front of the store is primary eclectic jewelry options in prices from very affordable to a bit pricier. Other accessories like scarves, headbands and turbans, and tote bags and purses provide interesting variety. There are specialty tee shirts and tops and a selection of clothing items for women. Many of the tee shirts have a Christian religious theme. In the back room of the store are specialty baby and toddler items up to 2T. All of the items are unique with good quality. Near the register is a nice selection of baby girl and ladies hair bows, head bands and barrettes. I have purchased several hair barrettes and head bands for my granddaughter as well as some baby clothing and handmade shoes of very nice quality, and some handmade jewelry. My friend found several turbans, headbands and some jewelry items as well. Supporting this small business also means supporting local artisans as well. If you are looking for unique accessories and items for yourself or for someone else, the Mustard Seed is a delightful stop on Main St.

This is your classical 70's mall with a concrete exterior and a low-key interior. It doesn't appear…read moreto have changed much over the years. You can still see the fountain where the famous YouTube video was taken. Not a lot of super high end stores, but it matches the area nicely. All it needs is an attached cinema to complete the feel of the pet rock era. I hope this place will endure. Unlike the Plymouth Meeting Mall, the exterior stores aren't doing as well as the interior. The Firehouse Subs place just closed. Security is present but not intrusive

With new ownership looking to close and redevelop most of the mall, Berkshire Mall's time is sadly…read moregetting short. What is sad, is while Berkshire Mall is no longer in it's prime, a large portion of the mall's interior remains filled with a mix of national and local tenants. It even has one fully functional fountain, in front of the Boscov's, with the fountain in front of the Sears not being operable for several years. Foot traffic on the weekends is excellent, with a portion of the community still supporting Berkshire. Unfortunately, this malls downturn largely started with the closing of Bon-Ton and Sears within a year of each other. The sale to Namdar Realty Group bought Berkshire into less reputable ownership, with their usual deferred maintenance leading to the mall almost being condemned in 2024 and a large portion of the parking lot being blocked off due to sinkhole issues. The food court upstairs is down to only three stands. What makes Berkshire worth stopping into despite all these problems? While the interior is dated, it is nice and kept clean. There is a fully functional mall retro arcade, Challenge Arcade. Berkshire Mall has one of the few full size FYE's left in the state. Various small businesses add charm and other shopping options. It's a shame that Abrams Realty Group, the malls future new owners, want to close Berkshire. Unlike Exton Square Mall, which they are also redeveloping, Berkshire Mall is not dead and it's far from it. Shame how it's going to end.

Carol was so nice, knowledgeable and helpful. I absolutely loved all the items in the boutique. She…read morehas been in business for over 45 years and knows quality! The boutique was full of gorgeous pieces that you can pass down for generations. High quality pieces and beautiful fabrics that you wouldn't find in a store. I was able to get a christening gift, 2 birthday gifts and a NB gift. She is in full swing for Communion season and the dresses were so beautiful. She has everything to complete the look from the shoes, veils, gloves, purses, jewelry and tights! Email her to set up a time to shop. You won't be disappointed if you're looking for boutique style one of a kind pieces at a fair price for the exceptional quality.

I needed to order a flower girl dress. The girl came in and was measured by the owner to ensure the…read moreproper size. After it was ordered it was two sizes too small. I tried to return and reorder the proper size but was told by the owner no returns. Thankfully I ordered online and they actually accepted the dress. Why bother with a storefront? NO CUSTOMER SERVICE at all! It was actually easier online. STAY AWAY from this so called boutique!

This store is adorable and the owner is such a sweetheart. We love their musical story…read moretimes--especially when the adorable dog comes up for a visit. So far we've only purchased a pair of sunglasses, but they were affordable, great quality and my son loves them!

From the owner: Specializing in children's apparel, footwear, gifts, novelties and accessories.read more

Another unique and special shop in downtown Lancaster. They have toys and kids products you just…read morewon't find at your typical big box store. The shop is large with plenty of play areas for kids. My own kids spent hours here and didn't want to leave. We have so many toys. And I'm not one to buy any more since I feel like my kids just have too many! But I couldn't help but get a few things here since the inventory is just so unique. They have such great educational toys and things I've never seen before in any other store. One toy in particular that stood out was a marble maze constructed of large blocks that was manufactured in Germany. The quality is high and the service is helpful. We all walked away just having the best time here.

I wanted to give my 23 month old daughter the experience of going to the toy store with her dad…read more and letting her pick out a nice tricycle for her birthday. After 1 min. or less of testing the owner lady came and snatched the tricycle away. She did not say a word, just came and took it right out of my daughter's arms. I was super offended. I showed up cash in hand 100% planing to buy something but after this off putting experience I'll be buying it online for cheaper. Im really disappointed and wont be going back.

I love this store. The best young kids clothing around. No one else has this selection. If you buy…read morea gift here for family or friends you cannot go wrong. Service is excellent. Peddlers Village is a cool place to shop.

Adorable clothes but not so adorable attitudes. I like to shop in places that are friendly and…read morecustomer service oriented. I do not get the warm and fuzzies when shopping at tiny toes. Although they have cute clothes it is truly not a pleasant atmosphere to shop. Plain down rude and take the fun out of buying something sweet for special occasions. They need to work on being a much friendly store.

I went in there today with my daughter to buy a gift for my friend's child. The ladies welcomed us…read moreimmediately and could not have been any nicer. They were helpful, pulled items out for us, and showed us different cute outfits. It was a lovely experience.

They had great products ! Big Phillies fan and they have Phillies merchandise. The issue with Kohls…read moreis the extremely high prices ! I guess if you have money to burn it's ok but I don't.

So after the abject disappointment that was the Target across the street the lovely wife asked to…read moretrek to Kohl's as kind of a "what the hell" move considering that we hadn't been to one in years. Now the layout of the store is bizarre and their whole Kohls Cash, scratch offs at the register, multiple discounts for seemingly everything from showing up at the right day/time to parking in the correct spot seems more like playing three card monte in Times Square circa 1978 than a normal retail strategy but past the games the fact is simply that this place has really good prices and selection. The lovely wife was scoring more than Gary Busey outside the Santander Arena at 2am on Christmas Eve. Several items were marked down 70 or 80 percent along with a wide range of size and color choices. I mean we're talking actual wearable clothing for $3 or $4 dollars a piece and really good name brand sneakers that were $70 for $35. I was ready to gouge my eyes out with salad tongs at the thought of coming here but the lovely wife found what she wanted which makes her happy and she found it in what I thought was record time which makes me really freakin' happy so I felt that we were winning more than Charlie Sheen. At some point we'll be back, I'm sure.

Katie & Co. manufactured fine children's clothing from 1993 - 2009. This location was their…read moreoutlet store, design studio, and corporate office. The outlet store was closed in 2009 and the company was sold in 2009 to Representaciones LyS in San Salvador, El Salvador.

The selection in the is nice and the prices are reasonable. However, I had reservations about my…read morepurchase as I was making it. I even told the associate that as I was looking around that my wife always returns my gifts. Not once did the associate mention that their return policy was very strict. It was only after I completed the purchase that I saw the return policy...which stinks!! Only store credit if return made within two weeks of purchase?!?!! Who has a policy like this these days? Since I wasn't shopping on the day that I was planning to give the gift, what a novel concept, I can only hope that my wife likes my purchase. However, with a return policy like that, I won't be back.

The staff is very friendly! The pieces are unique. Something to match every budget! Just ask!read more