The vendors are helpful, knowledgeable & not pushy. Always an interesting assortment of…read morecollectibles. Interesting conversations with a variety of people from different cultures. Love the enthusiasm & positive vibe.

Cool place! A bit over priced for me. It is in a New location. Clean and spacious but left empty…read morehanded.

They always have the most fabulous assortment of oriental rugs, unique, housewares, and some…read moreamazing jewelry! I never leave without a purchase! The level of taste in the merchandise is amazing!

Beautiful items for a wonderful cause. If you have items to sell in good condition, consider…read morebringing them here.

My Sister and I went to Good Will for some bargains. We found some but not enough so we googled…read morethey stores near me and up popped this store. Off we went. It's on the 30 West side so don't drive too fast or you'll have to go on two wheels. Parking: Small lot Atmosphere: Spacious and organized. Not a thift store setup at all; more like a boutique. Very neat, clean and organized. Service: The owner and her staff were very nice and engaging. Clothing: Omg! Sizes from petite to plus size. They have everything you would want from casual to formal. Jewelry to pocket books. Regular labels to designer labels. Coats, vest, furs, perfumes and shoes. Oh my! The furniture pieces are classic to unique. Houseware area very nice too. Good quality. The prices are very good! They also have Chic & Sassy boutique down the road. Overall, We enjoyed our first time here and will definitely be back. They have some designer bags that need a home. Enjoy

They are only open on weekends?! I was only there during the week?! Bummer hours!! Need more…read moreoptions for weekday shopping for those of us who are retired!

I've been going to Greene street for a year and a half. The consignment process has gotten much…read moresimpler, you don't have to wait in-store when dropping off. The staff is great with explaining everything and reassuring you. I've done both trade and consignment, I haven't had an issue with either! The variety of sizes is great! As a plus size girly I'm constantly finding amazing pieces here! The staff is what makes it for me, I highly recommend!!

The sales staff here have been pleasant, but I mostly consign clothes here. If that's what you are…read moredoing then note you won't get a billion dollars for your stuff. I find they mostly have a price SET for certain items and it doesn't necessarily matter if they come from high end stores or run of the mill ones. Also you get a percentage based on that set price.............30% 40%. And when you get your check when the contract is finished it really is a small pittance, but if you do it regularly it adds up. I'm quite surprised at some of the clothing brands they do take cause some come from TJ Maxx which is in the same shopping center, some come from ummmmm Kohl's or Boscov's.............but hey if it's your style than go for it. And they do have some nice shoes and purses. I suppose the people who have high end name brand make out the best cause the percentage is higher. I would definitely visit the store if you thrift just know it's pricey- but you do get clean clothes.

Lovely store & extremely well run. They maintain a solid inventory for both men & women…read more Have bought golf shirts, knick knacks, hats, and dog treats here, such as wide range of options! The owner, Charlotte, is a delight to be around. She does a fantastic job of keeping the store staffed with pleasant and down to earth people! Shoutout to Connie & Mary! Thank you all!

This store in a sentence: how the upscale moneyed set looks like they're outdoorsy without…read moreactually being outdoorsy. Or: decor, gear and outfits for entertaining at the "cabin" in the Berkshires. Tucked into a shopping center off busy Lancaster Ave/ US -30 in Paoli sits Trove General Store. It's a beautifully merchandised, well laid out store featuring warm brown tones against cool gray, some "vintage" style accents, mix of clothing, decor and housewares. None of this is "general store" unless you've got a cozy 6 bedroom cabin or a chalet at Aspen. You want to look outdoorsy without being outdoorsy- catered clamping is roughing it. Everything is lovely, and $55 is a sale price for a shirt. Three melamine stacking trays in different sizes will run you $85. Spotted a thick book on how to go camping that will not help you go camping but will look great on a shelf or a side table. Expensive, tasteful, fun to visit. I am not their customer.

I love this place for gently used children's clothing and gear. The owner Reed is so nice and…read morehelpful. I also think she carries a lot of good quality items that is worth what she prices them at.

I will preface this review by saying I am a difficult convert to thrift stores for clothing…read more(excepting rare vtg fashion), and even moreso when it comes to clothing or gear for my baby. But I admire people who can make use of thrifting for clothes, especially if they are saving money over what they'd pay elsewhere (I love saving money)!!! I bought all of our baby gear + 0-6m clothes new b/c I was paranoid of germs. That said, once 6m hit, my son went into a growth spurt that lasted 2 months, and grew him into 2T clothes! That was when I decided second hand was not such a bad thing. (I could not even get things through the wash before he grew out of them.) Until today, I'd never shopped at a kids' thrift store, I bought items a la carte on ebay (REI, LLBean, Carter's PJ's, etc). So I ended up at As They Grow in Berwyn b/c I called ahead about a second hand convertible tricycle/stroller. They had a Kettler model for $50 ($170 new). There are a ton of these ride-ons on the market, and my son is only 9mos, so I had been eyeing a version made for younger babies. The As They Grow proprietress (she didn't give her name) encouraged me to visit and take a look, in case it might work. Great. When we got to the store, the Kettler trike was right out front. There was more wear to it than I was expecting for $50 at a thrift shop. (Percent off retail is great for sales on new items, but it doesn't apply to the world of used. Garage sale prices apply.) Still, we took a look, discussed it as optimistically as we could, but it just did not seem safe for our son. The proprietress then came out to join us, and she agreed, he is too young. I decided to take a look inside since we made the trip. If you like high-end Nordy names for kids clothes (Mini Boden, Tea Collection, etc.) and filler with more middling preppy standards (Baby Gap, Polo, etc.) this is the place. Girls on the right, boys on the left. Clothes on racks, shoes lined along the wall on the floor. Tons of fancy preppy clothing in loud ginghams, rugby stripes, florals, etc. Bold bright prints, that will make cute photos, but are so noticeable, that your kid can't really wear them more than once or twice, b/c the statement is so memorable. I did not spend hours picking through everything, but I easily got a feel for the vibe, which was Derby race attire. Lilly and V. Vines galore! And don't take me for a knocker of these styles; I have plenty of V. Vines, and Lilly dresses (I sold half on ebay and still have a dozen of 'em), but I can't wear that stuff all the time. My son is crawling, and wants to get dirty, and I want to allow that growth to happen for him. I need practical, durable clothes for him, in dark or earthy colors (like the REI and LLBean mentioned above). I didn't see those labels here. They could exist in other seasons, or perhaps as consignments come in, but again, the vibe, was Devon Horse Show, not walk in the park. So for me, it was a wasted trip. I'd call these "vacation clothes," or "dress up clothes," or "family photo clothes," but not "everyday clothes." I attend storytime at Radnor Library every week, and none of the other babies wear these kinds of clothes on the daily either. Just providing my input for other shoppers, who will have varying needs. As They Grow was running a 50% off sale on all tags of certain colors (orange and green this time), so they work to move inventory by consignment age. However, the prices for used clothing were high. I saw some cute Janie & Jack boys' loafers, but the price was $20 used (and used looking)! I searched these on ebay and they're $8 there, in better condition (plus shipping, but that is a wash with my gas and time to lug a baby to the store). A no name brand was $7 for boys' pull-on print shorts. I can get these items brand new on sale for the same price (and this year's latest inventory). I can get them on ebay for half the price with shipping. I also have to say, when I visited in my "uniform" of yoga pants and VS tee, I was looked up and down. (I wear this outfit everywhere else I make Yelp reviews, and I never before noted that I've been looked up and down, except Devon WF.) I felt like I should have been dressed to the nines to visit a thrift store. Excuse me. I don't think the woman meant anything by it, and it is probably just her nature, but in a retail setting, toward a customer, it's not appropriate. I've shopped plenty of thrift stores for vintage furniture and home goods. I have donated tons to local thrift stores, as well. People at Bryn Mawr Hosp Thrift are super gracious and sweet, on the shopper end as well as the donor end. That is the kind of attitude that welcomes me back. It's a shame that I did not have a better experience at this place because I was on the fence about trying a local kid/baby thrift store, and this visit sent me right back to ebay, where I just bought my brand new Joovy Tricycoo for only $15 more than the used Kettler.

I've been to this Plato's Closet twice and so far, so good!…read more Each time I visited this location, it was on a Saturday. The first time, it was super busy and crowded. A lot of people (mostly customers) didn't follow the arrows on the ground, but everyone did a decent job of being spaced out and keeping their distance. The second time there was only a handful of shoppers, so this wasn't an issue. Like most clothing stores and Plato's, the store is about 85% women's clothing and 15% men's clothing. They have a decent range of brands, styles, sizes, etc. Shopping can be a little tiring (for me at least) just because there's so many items to look at and they even have items on racks outside. But both times, my boyfriend and I were able to pick up items for ourselves - but I know shopping at resale/secondhand stores can be a hit or miss. The staff is super friendly and even walk around the store and offer to hold items for you at the front! This location also offers coupons/discounts if you follow them on Instagram or Snapchat. I personally have no experience with selling here, but for those interested in selling, they have little cards of items they are looking to purchase.

Waste of my time, I tried to sell my clothes here and when I dropped it off they said it was going…read moreto take 40 mins and I had to wait inside the store. 50 minutes passed and I went to check on the status, and they haven't even started on my items. Would've been nice to get an update that they weren't going to get to me anytime soon. I took all my stuff and left after wasting an hour here.

Awesome place! Huge, clean and items priced to sell. When for plates, left with a cart of goodies.read more

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.