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....

Decided to stop in this shop because I had heard such great things about it. So glad I did! A…read moregreat selection of fun clothing items. Store was really organized by size and was super clean. Huge selection of purses & shoes. Great prices for the quality of the clothing. Highly recommend!

if you're looking for an item, it's unusual and retro. This is the place to go. The two guys that…read moreown. It are awesome and they know their stuff.

this was a cool shop! i loved the vintage items. they also have artsy items like mini pyrex bowls…read more:). so cute! i just bought a sticker but they have so many nostalgic things. i wanna go back again!

Fun place to wander. Vendor stalls are full of crafts and vintage goods. There's something for…read moreeveryone. Nicely curated for different tastes.

Shop Notch Amazing…read moreand huge shop that's part Thrift Store, part Antiques Market, and part Maker Store. Essentially they host a myriad of different "stores" inside run by different local purveyors, so each area is completely different. They even have a running old-timey print shop in the back complete with a human typesetter. The prices are fair and you're never felt like you're being guilted into purchasing. They also have a really nice, clean shitter in the back that yours truly blew up. Note to mgmt: sorry 'bout that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The concept behind this place is so cool. Imagine an antique mall, by everything inside is a…read moredifferent flavor of geek. Medieval, scifi, tabletop, retro game, you can find lots of curiosities here. There are also sections of the venue that you can rent for events. Do you want to run your D&D around an epic table? Host a party in a tavern? One day I'd love to gather enough friends to do either of those.

What a delightfully cozy, warm, and fun place to browse. It is a winding collection of stalls with…read morethemed items that appealed to my Gen-X nostalgia as well as my love of artful oddities. I spent time with my son going through the books and games, staring at the googly-eyed Gollum sitting high on a shelf staring across the room at a steampunk glider. A creepy puppet hid in a small alcove around a dark corner near the gaming minis. Their War Room is creepy and delightful. I look forward to gaming there or refering it to the local coven for their new moon meetings. A colorful, smiling young person kept watch and helped guide folks looking for their own unique needful thing. In busy downtown, near the farmer's market, it was a welcome distraction with wands, swords, potions, sculpted pipes, candles, weird vibes and more. Definitely worth stopping in.

I sent them a very nice loveseat. I had to call them and pester them about info on if it sold. They…read moresaid yes but did not say I needed to pick up check. A month later I call and they say it is my fault for not picking up the check. I gave them my new address. They said they would mail it. Another month now in October, I still have not received my $350 for this couch. I am very annoyed by the lack of professionalism

This was a real find! We moved and the moving company broke a large older beveled glass mirror that…read moregoes above our bedroom dresser. We went to lots of places and found this one on a Saturday just before closing. They were so nice and gave us quick and sound guidance to see everything that was a candidate. We found a beautiful vintage mirror that was a great match and replacement for a bargain price! If you want to reuse and see great finds, this should be your first stop to save you time and money. Try it you'll like it!

Love coming g home and checking community aid out. I havent found decently priced thrift stores in…read moreVA sonits always nice to stop by here when I visit. Can always find a cool bad shirt or something here.

A nice, large selection of thrifted items. The men's section was a decent size, which is uncommon…read morein my experience. I found about 4 items for $13. Not bad. It is still cheaper than shopping for brand new clothing, and don't forget, better for the environment. The pricing - from what I saw - was also cheaper than Philly Goodwill locations. I will definitely return!

Beautiful selection, and value! Everyone is friendly. In addition to clothing, they carry stylish…read morepurses, jewelry, and shoes!

I was told that they close at five, but it takes 10 minutes to check out so I needed to hurry up,…read moreit was 4:43. When I looked at my watch I was given a stern look. No thanks. Other places enjoy my business.

Love, love, loved it! I was just overall impressed with the assortment of vintage and how neatly…read moreand smartly organized everything was. A treasure trove, for sure! I left with a 90s vintage tee for $18. It might sound wild, but that's on the cheaper side for "vintage." I'd expect to pay $10 more for the same vintage shirt in Philly. Yes, even one from the 90s. The staff were also very helpful. I can't wait to go back when we're in Lancaster.

Absolutely loved this store and the owner! Extremely friendly and prices were very good compared to…read moreother vintage stores we've been to throughout the US. We will definitely be back just based on our interaction with the owner! Loved talking to her and we made sure to check out My Aunt Debbie down the street where she sells some of her vintage jeans.

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.

Standard Salvation Army. Has fitting rooms which is a nice perk. Fair prices. Friendly staff.read more

First let me say, the employees here are always very nice. But this review is for the manager who…read moredoes the pricing specifically. I understand if you have to follow orders from corporate regarding pricing, but at some point being a willful concubine to the greed of a capitalist system wearing a mask of "doing the most good" must be taking a toll on you, right? Like you have to be aware of just how crazy you're being. Unless you've let the job bleed you dry of your baseline humanity to the point of utter apathy. Your pricing on certain items is absolutely insane! Like you're truly just out of your mind and should probably be heavily medicated. Out here acting like it's a premium antique store in the richest of neighborhoods instead of the THRIFT store that it's supposed to be. $150 for some glass coasters. $250 for an old stove. $500 for a Barbie house!?! These are all USED items that are GIVEN to you, a THRIFT store for FREE! And I understand there are operating costs of running the stores, but there's also a line that you're clearly way too comfortable crossing when it comes to the prices you put in front of every day thrift shoppers. During my visit I heard literally five customers make a remark about the insane prices you're slapping people in the face with. Read the damn room! Send this on up to your corporate masters if you truly don't have any control over your businesses pricing strategy because whether it's you or some higher managment forcing this twisted policy on the public, there's at least one ABSOLUTE PSYCHOPATH working for the Salvation Army and y'all need to know how it's making you look to the people you're supposedly in business to "help".