We visit in this area at least annually and always seek out the Mount Joy Gift and Thrift. On our…read morelast visit we were pleasantly surprised to find this shop in a new location and facility which is also more directly accessible. The store lives up to its name in that offerings are more on display vs resembling a garage or yard sale manner--more organized with space surrounding the houseware items. Clothes are neatly hung appear clean. I especially like viewing the donated China sets , gardening supplies and seasonal figurines. The prices range from reasonable to real bargains. Music adds to the relaxing browsing experience. Overall one of my favorite thrift stores!

The new store is great, we go here often and everytime we leave with great items. The prices are…read morereasonable not high at all, not sure why there are negative reviews on pricing people obviously hasn't been to a goodwill store lately. And to the lovely ladies that work there you all are kind and helpful and super nice to deal with. They also have a great selection. Great location and prices. A++++ will be returning for more great finds.

A fun place to browse if you have any interest in antique or vintage items. I myself am a vintage…read moreclothing girlie and found a couple of reasonably priced items. I shop all the time in Philly and honestly the cost of such items wasn't terrible in comparison to the city. I understand the range in pricing given different vendors price differently, so I'll chalk up some of the more shocking prices to that. My mom shops for Black Americana and did find a few items too. It was clear some were 1800s-early 1900s. Overall many items were there to choose from. Cell service was terrible here but my service was bad in this part of town in general. The staff were great. One person recommended some thrift shops in town for us and chatted with me about a shared interest in thrifting. I would return!

If you actively look to expand your collections and come up empty at Cackleberry, something's…read morewrong! This place is huge. 26,000 square feet and not one empty stall. Friendly employees throughout, and if you're with a non-shopper who's biding time while you poke around, he/she can hang out in their lounge. I think some items are over-priced, through no fault of the mall. Vendors set their own rates. Going by the adage 'nothing ventured, nothing gained' it can't hurt to ask for a discount!

Awesome shop! The people who work there are so nice and the clothing, purses, shoes and jewelry are…read moreoutstanding. I always find too much there! It is my favorite store in the city! And I live in the city :)

FANTASTIC very friendly and very excellent quality of clothing and accessories, don't miss this…read morestore if you r from Lancaster! The store is located just pass the Giant on the left kind of hidden so look hard to the left if coming from the west and east it is just past the CVS drug store on your right, located on the Lititz Pike....

Great place to enjoy the past. Keeping old memories alive is important. This store is great…read more Staff is amazing. Prices are fair as well. I have regrets from my last visit. Not buying something you see and want and talking yourself out of it is hard. lol. I won't do it again.

Reading reviews that range from horrible to wonderful, I suggest prospective shoppers formulate…read moretheir own opinions. I personally find this shop interesting. I suspected, based on the area, there would be old and unique furnishings. And there is. I've recently downsized but if I was in the market for a hoosier -- there are at least four with flour mills -- or display pieces for my pottery, this would be the place. Prices vary, and logically are set by individual vendors. I saw two 1950s formica tables, both with chairs. One was $175, a very good price (in my estimation.) The other, pictured below, a fair amount more. There are three floors of merchandise. As said, a lot of furniture. What piqued my interest in the basement is a huge piece of stained glass. (Actually, I don't think it's glass, but it's old and looks like glass.) Originally priced at $400, on sale for $200. A person or business with just the right spot will get a deal. Anyway, if you're in the area and you like this kind of stuff, stop by. It can't hurt!

I heard about Burning Bridges Antique market from a family member and independently from a hotel…read morepamphlet and decided to take my parents along with me for a visit after dining at Hinkles. The market is in an old brick building with plentiful parking. As many have noted-it is massive. There is just so much to see on all the three floors-there really is something for everyone here. Glasses, plates, toys, Christmas decor, old electronics, telephones, and so, so much more. We had a wonderful time exploring, and I picked up a few things I had long been wanting. I'm not an expert in antique pricing, but it all seemed reasonable to me. I definitely plan to visit again when in Pennsylvania. It was a fabulous way to spend an afternoon, and afterwards we all remarked on what a great time we had there.

Confession: Antiques stress me out. I'm a minimalist in my core. Less is more. With that in mind, I…read morethought I'd not enjoy Burning Bridge Antiques Market, but I left a fan. Inside a massive brick building in downtown Columbia, PA, three floors are filled with tons of treasures from records to clothes to toys. You can easily spend hours browsing each floor. I rarely by anything, but walked out with a $5 1911 postcard from D.C., where I live.

I was on my way home from a fun day in Lancaster. I had heard of a couple of good thrift stores in…read moreNew Holland, which was on my way. As I'm driving I spot Leola Thrift. Not on my list but hey, it's a beautiful day. I do a quick turnaround and park in their lot. Entering this smaller store I see a 50 cent clothes rack. Yes! I found some nice pieces, then browsed the rest of the clothing area before moving to housewares. There I found a fantastic serving dish and some craft supplies. I head over to check out, where two nice ladies carefully package my finds and tell me that the last Friday of every month they have a 50% off everything sale. Oooh. I'll be back soon, on the plaster Saturday of a month because I love a bargain. Bonus: this is a church run shop, with all proceeds going to support their work.

Service Selection value . I purchased a medium sized…read moreleather purse I only visited this store af

Prism Thrift is a newer store, run by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Their mission is to support all body…read moretypes and genders. Instead of "women" and "men", racks are labeled "femme presenting" and "masculine presenting". They have a good sized inventory for a small store, and everything was in great condition. Prices were good, they have color rage sales, which is typical for thrift. I paid $7 for a pair of cotton shirts and $5 for a sisal hat - the hat was on sale. The staff are very welcoming, friendly and supportive without being overwhelming. I think it's a great addition to downtown Lancaster, and Im looking forward to visiting again soon.

A small store that has a lot to offer. There are a TON of clothes and accessories!!!!! Fair prices…read more A lot of vintage items as well.

The owner was nice and explained how she runs her shop which was cool. There is street parking you…read morehave to pay for, we got a spot right in front of the store. There was a seller out front of the store also! A lot of vintage clothes and accessories at moderate prices.

Loved this place. Found some amazing pieces including a two-toned denim jacket that I often wear…read morewith different colored denim jeans, to create a Canadian tuxedo of many colors. I also had a great conversation with the owner, who is a cool ass chick. Go there. Buy some stuff.