The selection each vendor has is unique. There is something for everyone. Even when you didn't…read morethink you needed something, you'll want to buy something! Love coming here and walking around looking for that special treasure.

So so cute! I love shopping local and this place has several local artisans. I specifically went…read morelooking for indielane handmade headbands and left with two more items . Super cute place as well! Totally recommend checking it out if you are in the area :)

This company is unprofessional to start. I brought them my ROG ally to repair and he said he wasn't…read moresure if he could fix it but his buddy might. Then after I left it with him I didn't hear from him for months. After I then stopped in and requested it back to take somewhere else when I stopped in to pick it up. The device was more broken then when I left it with him. A broken trigger and all of the screws missing from the back plate and the heat sink removed from the cpu. Now I can't take it elsewhere to get it fixed because he basically destroyed it. And then had the audacity to say well I'm not going you any money. I absolutely will tell everyone never to go hear for anything the guy is rude and disrespectful.

Quite frankly, a rating of 5 is too low. David is wicked cool and has your concern(s) at the…read moreforefront.

6 AMAZING Months! I moved to Carlisle in August of 2020. The highlight of this beautiful town, for…read moreme, has been discovering the inventory and services offered at Gracefull Heart... A Metaphysical Journey. I have purchased informative books from their extensive inventory (I am a librarian), I have bought beautifully carved crystals, embellished salt lamps and powerful jewelry. I enjoy buying from the selection of handmade Himalayan salt soaps. Mostly, though, I utilize the EXCEPTIONAL services offered to enhance my soul's journey. I attend the monthly Sound Healings where chakra bowls, drums and voices raise the roof! I have monthly private meetings with Pat, who channels Blessed Mother, Padre Pio, Saints and Angels (I promise!) I have a Catholic background, so that works for me. I also have private monthly meetings with Judy, who is an extremely intuitive medium, using the aide of Tarot Cards. She has over 20 years of experience to offer you, and is gifted with connecting you to loved ones that have crossed over. She specifically connects me with my guardian Angel. I have also had one meeting with Cathy. It was the greatest guided meditation that I have ever experienced. My first step was to have my aura photo taken with Sharon. She discussed it in detail with me. I was able to meditate in the rare Stargate, in between photos. I also had a reiki session with Sharon, that was quite memorable. As you can see, Gracefull Heart has a wide range of benefits to offer. I find the prices for products and services to be extremely fair! I can not complete this review without stating the most obvious; the owner, Sharon, and her exceptional staff are the REAL REASON that I have visited the shop every week for the past six months. They ALL go out of their way to assist me in every way possible. I am always fully attended to. I feel so welcome and comfortable there... it's like "coming home". I hope that you visit, soon!

From the owner: Metaphysical store that sells crystals, books, oracle cards, gemstone jewelry, singing bowls,…read moreincense and much more. We offer various services including Reiki, Stargate Sessions, Aura Photography and Readings. We also offer workshops such as Sound Healing, Reiki Training and many other classes. We offer tools and services that help to provide wholeness and healing on your spiritual journey. The owner says that her spiritual connection as well as her own healing journey inspired her to create this center. She is a healer who has spent much of her life doing inner work.

Bottom Line: Charming historic stone house and barn with all sorts of furniture, home decor,…read morewomen's clothing, accessories, lighting and such. The Olde Mill House Shoppes is two different buildings - the old stone house and an old barn - that have a wide selection of stuff that women love to shop like rugs, furniture, lighting, home decor, kitchen gadgets, pantry items, women's clothing and accessories. They also have a floral department that I think makes wreaths. My favorite part of the shoppes was the old stone house. Aside from admiring the lovely architecture I enjoyed looked at kitchen gadgets, kitchen decor, pantry items like bread mixes and such. I loved the creek of the floors too. It was a very charming experience. A lot of the furniture was definitely in the Shaker and colonial styles. The lighting section was amazing. Lots of early American inspired design lighting. I wasn't in the market for lighting so I moved on to other things. The rug section was fun to peruse. I saw they sold one of my favorite brands - Dash and Albert. They also had a lot of braided rugs. Regarding the clothing section in the refurbished barn, it wasn't really my style but it seemed like there were some regular customer in there having an absolute ball shopping for some new outfits. It kind of reminded me of the fun, comfy and colorful styles you might find at Chico's. Aside from the above, there was plenty more to look at like some linens, wall art, candles, etc. Overall, this was a fun place to explore and a great place to stop in while in Lancaster County.

Beautiful place to stop and do a little shopping. Everybody was friendly, everything was arranged…read morebeautifully! Their tad pricey, but worth it I think. Do yourself a favor and stop in. Shirley

i am so disappointed with the service, and treatment i got in this place. first of all, the owner…read morewas so rude to me because after i purchased the dress for $500, they told me the fitting was included on the price e when i brought the dress to be fitted for my daughter's prom, they wanted to charge me $100 to fix it. i complained and the owner (after being rude and arguing with me , she agreed not to charge me. after driving 1 hour one way, we found out the dress was not fixed and my daughter's prom is in 1 week. they kept the dress for 2 weeks to get fix. the dress looked horrible big and saggy on my daughter. the person who supposed to fix it was saying to me *you didn't even paid me to fix this dress and nothing else i can do for you*. if you ever think about on getting a dress there....don't even consider that!!!! i have to pay now to get my daughters dress fix before friday!!!!

From the owner: Bridal, Bridesmaids,Flower Girls, Mother's, Prom & Homecoming Gowns…read more Wide variety of Accessories, Veils & Shoes. Tuxedo Rental and Gown Preservation. Our motto is "Bridal & Prom Gowns with a Personal & Affordable Touch". We have the largest selections of mom dresses in the area. Special perks for our brides! Appointments 7 Days per Week - Anytime & Orders!

Excellent source of an array of items!! Houseware, clothing, shoes, bags - they have it covered…read more Friendly staff and throughout their social media they usually offer discounts or coupons- nice ways to get a little more bang for your dollar. It is a bit cramped but they offer a lot, thus space to move around is limited.

If I was a shopper I would rate this a 3-4 star experience. The store itself was well organized…read morewith nice displays. Inventory was plentiful. While I felt some prices were a tad high ($12.95 for mall store jeans), others were low ($12.95 for never worn CK flats). While I only meandered around the front of the store I would say alot of the styles were more catered towards a sophisticated, mature professional woman. However I didn't venture beyond the first few racks. Overall I think they are very picky with what they accept and it shows. I would consider this consignment shop more upscale and selective than others and wouldn't mind coming back to shop for myself. They obviously take great pride in their business. Aside from clothing I saw accessories and jewelry and believe they offer additional departments as well. As a seller I would consider the process cumbersome with little reward. My transaction was for a straight buy out and pennies on the dollar was paid out with what I considered too much paperwork for the merger amount I received. Honestly for a buyout you would do better having a yard sale. Some of my items were purchased for .60 cents. I don't know anything about their consignment terms which is more common and what they prefer but it would be worth looking into if your stuff is immaculate. So while I won't return for a buyout, and probably won't return to shop for everyday wear, I would come shop for any special occasion or high fashion needs.

They were great about buying my old 8tracks and player. They do have a wide selection of records…read moreand other formats of music in their collection.

So, in regard to my previous review, I figured I'd share the owner's response to both me and my…read morepartner. To me, this response avoids taking responsibility or showing much professionalism. It also includes claims that simply aren't true--at no point did we tell anyone to go to our uncle's shop or say he'd do a better job. That never happened. We 100% do NOT have an uncle or bloodline family that has a shop. Weird how he chose to go with that fabricated claim. The guy was Carly's coworkers brother.. I did get a laugh out of the part where he says he's reporting my reviews. Personally, I'd rather they stay up. Let people read both sides and decide for themselves what happened. If you're confident in your version of events, there shouldn't be any issue with people seeing both perspectives. Below is the series of events paraphrase.. My girlfriend and I were in the store while another couple was discussing selling a large reggae record collection. The owner was already talking about other stores and possible buyers for a collection of that size. Since the conversation was already centered around outside options, my girlfriend casually mentioned another local shop that might also be interested. The response was immediate and hostile. Instead of simply saying he preferred competitors not be mentioned in his store, he repeatedly raised his voice, saying it was "unethical" and asking, "How dare you come into my store and try to steal people?" His voice got louder each time. The interaction became so uncomfortable that another customer followed us outside afterward to make sure we were okay. Even the couple involved commented on how strange and over-the-top the reaction was. What makes this especially confusing is that the conversation was already about alternative stores and potential buyers. We're customers, not business owners. Most people wouldn't expect that mentioning another local shop in that context would lead to being publicly yelled at. Needless to say, I won't be returning, and I can't recommend a business that treats customers this way. If you take this review with a grain of salt, that's completely fair--but understand that, in our experience, simply mentioning another local business during a conversation that was already about other shops was enough to earn a public scolding. The photo below includes the owner's response. It conveniently leaves out the fact that we had already been talking with the couple and that multiple outside options had already been discussed before Carly made her suggestion. He's entitled to his version of events, but it doesn't reflect what happened that day. Regardless of the disagreement, I don't believe it's appropriate for a business owner to speak to customers--especially by repeatedly yelling at a young woman--in the way he did.

Great selection of clothes and vintage jewelry. They are wheelchair accessible. There are dressing…read morerooms. They sell household items as well. Good prices. They accept cash and cards. Service was good. I will get pictures and videos next time. Definitely going back.

I'm a little peeved with myself right now. How is it that this wonderful little thrift shop is…read morenearly in my backyard and I didn't know? I'll never forgive myself. Maybe I was too preoccupied with the big box thrifts in the area; Community Aid, Salvation Army, and Goodwill to go out and explore those less known. Do yourself a favor - don't make my mistake! This little thrift store is full of treasures waiting to be discovered and supports a number of ministry projects. Easy to find off Route 72 and open till 8 pm most days this location in a residential neighborhood has its own lot. Inside you'll find displays that will rival any retail store window. The organization is thoughtfully arranged by color/size/garment and it's easy to find exactly what you're looking for. If you're a brand whore you won't be disappointed. I saw many Chico, Dress Barn, and even Michael Koors pieces, all in top notch condition. Several items still had tags attached. While their inventory isn't as plentiful as the big box thrift, it's ample. Quality and current trends were on point. Just like their Palmyra sister store the jewelry display is artfully arranged. Prices were fair. On average shirts ran from $3.99-$5.99, jeans and pants a bit higher. I scored a great pair of like new shoes for $3, Halloween items were just .25 cents apiece - regardless if it was a pair of funky glasses or a full blown costume. While there were only a few, it's worth checking out. Aside from ladies clothing which dominates the store you'll find a men's section, children's clothing, toys, housewares, a very small furniture dept. (with signs saying that area will be transformed into a Christmas area in the next few weeks), housewares, wicker, bric brack, books, + a small card & craft section. While I browsed soft music played overhead and the cashier was very eager to assist in any way she could to enhance your shopping experience. The two dressing rooms were clean, spacious, and had plenty of hooks. A 50% off coupon can be found in some of the weekly rural newspaper editions and they also offer different specials/sales events from time to time. They even accept returns on clothing only up to 14 days. Electronics are checked but you're encouraged to plug in and verify for yourself since they can't be returned. Donations are easy to unload at the dock and I overheard they welcome your donation of unwanted boxes and plastic bags. Now that I know they exist I'll be checking them out more often!