Very rude. Waited outside for 5 minutes waiting for them to open which was supposed to be 9am only…read moreto be approached by a very rude lady saying their heat isn't working we can't go in after another employee already told us we could shop it was just cold. Wish zero stars was an option.

Since I was in the area, and completed my shopping nearby, I decided to venture outward to see…read morewhat, if anything, a nearby thrift shop might have to offer. I was lucky enough to find one, and be here during open hours, and was able to browse. This is a cute little store, that sits up off the sidewalk. You have to take a few stairs and enter the store itself. It reminds you of a time when neighborhoods depended on storefronts like this. I didn't have anything in particular that I was looking for in here, but I made my way inside to browse the store. I did a quick once over of the clothing and found myself in the section of the store that offered home goods. That was until the vinyl caught my eyes. It wasn't much, but I checked every single vinyl they had to see if I might want it. There weren't any that tickled my fancy, but it was nice to look. I continued to browse the rest of the store. Chatted with the lady working that day and made my way back out.

Sooooo much to see! Very crowded so if you are easily overwhelmed, you might wanna consider…read moreskipping this one. There is so much stuff. Used and preowned items with really great selection with good pricing.

The store was 2 floors . It was way too crowded with stuff thrown on top of each other. Small…read morewalkways, not enough ventilation. Way too much stuff and way too high prices for such junk. The only section to seem somewhat organized was the books. I am happy that at least all this stuff is not in a landfill somewhere. Good for them for trying to salvage.

As I drive up to Freedom Thrifting, I see a tourist bus out front. This could either be good or…read morevery bad. I watched as happy people left the store with lots of bags. I sincerely hope they left items for others. I didn't need to worry. This is a very well stocked thrift shop. Yay! There are two buildings, one - the apparel store - tucked behind the other. They have shopping buggies, which was handy. The clothing selection was great, everything was in good condition, and prices were good. The staff were friendly and informative. I then headed over to the housewares store. WOW. It's fantastic, lots of rooms, almost felt like I was in a maze. It's on my list for sure.

How exciting to discover this gem while on our way to the Shady Maple!…read more It's our first time in Lancaster and this was one of the highlights. Found cross-stitched decor, Osha-kosh kids clothes, they had tons of beautiful wooden furniture too at great prices that we unfortunately couldn't bring back with us to Florida. Absolutely must stop for thrift/vintage treasure hunters.

This roadside jewel is nothing less than classic! The owner, Crystal, is remarkably attentive,…read morecourteous, helpful and inviting into her shop. While I've only been here once, I've been through the area a couple times and am very glad I decided to stop by the last time. The shop is well-laid out with treasures for the entire family from linens to classic jewelry to home decor to clothing and children's play items. I found and bought a Great Wall art canvas for my home! The mystique of the two story building is also charming. This shop is a great find for locals and passerbys. I look forward to visiting again!

This is a great shop, such a huge variety of items. Great place to browse the rooms and take home…read morea treasure. Crystal and her staff are very friendly.

It's not quite a treasure trove of find wildly cool antiques as much as it is a well cultivated…read morecollection. Upstairs has huge potential with salvage items. To be fair I only had about 11 minutes in my schedule to scan- sooner haps if I had more time to browse- I'd have found the thing!!!

I try to stop at Pheasant Run every time I go to Lancaster. Over the years, I have stopped at…read morealmost every antique store along 30, 41, 896, 926, etc. (taking various routes from the east, depending on where I've lived over the years). Pheasant Run has always felt a lot more laid back than other stores. There is normally only one person there, and I never feel pressured or like someone is watching me or breathing down my neck for a sale. Wonderful feeling compared to a number of other stores. I have been able to find some great bargains and unusual things at Pheasant Run, which I treasure as favored parts of our home decor. I found some really cool wood turnings a few years ago around Christmas time, but I had no idea what I would do with them. They had them displayed like primitive baubles along the top of a cupboard with a live garland and I couldn't resist how great they looked. I almost bought them out. Last year I finally used them to ornament a pair of vintage mirrors in a mock-baroque look, and it felt like they were meant to be with the mirrors. I love seeing them every time I am in the room. I have always been so fascinated by the store on the ground floor because it is excellently decorated and done in extremely creative flair (their primitive-chic style is my thing), but I finally started going upstairs to the salvage area a few trips ago, and was really glad I did. Loads of treasures up there, and anyone who appreciates this stuff could spend hours digging. Very very cool. My husband is not normally one to get into antiques shopping like me, but Pheasant Run has a cat running around, and this draws my husband in every time, which I love. Kitty is so sweet too. I also love the eagles or hawks(?) on the masonry pillars at the house across the driveway... they look relatively new and I wish Pheasant Run would sell replicas of those. I love to park near them to get a closer look.

Expect to find a treasure trove of cool finds, from retro gems and stylish apparel to dazzling…read morejewelry.

DO NOT VISIT!!!! This owner of this store knowingly sold my son a broken product for 150 dollars…read more Very untrustworthy business store smells horrible and staff use vulgar language around customers without a care in the world. You have been warned stay far away from this business and owners.

Rude employee , customer service was terrible . I asked to look at an object in a show case. They…read moresaid ," They would not show anything to me, or sell anything to me. " Person behind the counter had unprofessional business manners. Employee had an argumentative demeanor when asked for assistance in shopping the store. Do yourself a favor and just go a different store where you will be appreciated and treated with dignity.

What a great find! This place has something for every one and has tons of stuff. Prices are…read morereasonable and the staff friendly and helpful. Make sure you go downstairs as there are multiple levels to look through.

If you are a thrift then you must try this place. You can find some really nice deals on furniture,…read moreflooring, antiques pictures and a random of other items and Thursday is their senior citizen discount.

DONT BUY AN APPLICANCE HERE. I've spent a lot of money at this store and through donations to the…read moreorg. Recently bought an appliance. It did not work. When I tried to return it, the MANAGER did not want to follow their own return policy that is posted. After they finally agreed to take it back, I walked away to do some shopping in the store and the MANAGER yells across the whole store "I guess we're not building any houses today". How DARE you try to guilt trip me for returning something that did not operate. She was rude, ignorant and loud. I will never buy an appliance from this place and I will now cease the donations my business makes to this organization and find a different organization to donate to.