PROS: The place is a decent size for an antique shop. They have the usual stuff you'd find in any…read moreantique store, and unlike some bad ones, she actually had antiques and not just slightly old/used things. The place was clean, had a bathroom, loads of parking, and their own truck to deliver large items. CONS: The only con was that a lot of the stuff was over priced for what it was worth. OVERALL: This is definitely a place I'd go to more often if I was always in the area. Just make sure when you go inside to bring a lot of cash and a lot of time

If you're in the area, I highly recommend setting aside 90 minutes - 2 hours to check out this…read moreshop. It's a real antique store - not a thrift shop, not "collectibles" and not junk. They have a wide variety of items and a number of really interesting pieces. My friend and I bought a number of things while there, several of which we don't even collect! We visited in January 2021 and everyone was wearing a mask. The owner was very friendly & helpful. We will definitely be back next time we are in the neighborhood.

Jan 2025 what a simply wonderful store! The man there and the young lady behind the counter were…read morevery sweet and helpful. The prices here are very fair and reasonable- nothing like Claypoole's down the street. I was pleasantly surprised with this store. I honestly thought it was going to be surplus merchandise like overstocked towels/sheets. I was delighted to see such pretty antiques! I will definitely be back. The help was so accommodating and welcoming. Had a great time and really thoroughly enjoyed the experience! I was so thirsty and they even offered to not charge me for water- but I paid them 1$ for it. That was so kind-

PROS: this place was very quaint. They buy from auctions and also from individuals so the variety…read moreis plentiful. The two owners are very nice and the prices are a little below market CONS: hardly any parking on the street and a small place as well OVERALL: if you're in the area and like thrifting this is a nice place to go to

January 2025 I was not expecting a lot from this little store. I've frequented church thrifts and…read moreusually come up empty. As with any thrifting it's hit and miss. The guy at the counter seemed pleasant enough. He was really passionate about the church benefitting from the merch sales. I got a pristine beautiful harvest iridescent grape bowl for 3$- got a Hazel Atlas mid century candy dish in sonic. It was fun looking at the memories of bygone years. The prices are super cheap! Don't forget to check out the showcase windows as you walk in. I'll be back but one downside is their hyper limited hours. They do close at two pm- verrrrrry early- I think the hours are incurrent on the Yelp page. The parking is street parking but it was easy to get a spot. The meters were gone and I honestly don't know why the town would make you pay to park- there isn't much worth seeing in Lansford in my opinion.

Thankful thrift is not a big store like 2nd Avenue or so many, but they often have vintage items…read morefor VERY reasonable prices, and for those prices you can't ask for too much.

Quality stuff sweetest young man who works there. Would definitely go back and buy more stuff.read more

very nice antique shop with a variety of items like toys, military equipment, signs, etc. prices…read morewere good and owner was very friendly

Anyone looking to save money likes to shop at thrift stores and lives in the NEPA area; check out…read morethe Eldred Community Thrift shop. A second-hand store that sells items, furniture, toys, books, crafting materials, and more. I'm not going to pretend that I or anyone will find great things here. But if you look, you might find an item that can save you money. Located at 516 Kunkletown Road,  Kunkletown, PA 18058, They are open Wed-Fri 9 to 3. All proceeds benefit the Eldred Township community center, and they have many other benefits and events to help out the local community. Check it out if you like the thrift life or finding new ways to save money.

Was in my way to the chiropractor and had extra time... searched thrift store. So glad I did…read moreamazing people and stuff. Glad to have a new place to look for treasures. Very friendly and helpful

PROS: the staff is nice while the prices are unbeatable. The variety of items are plentiful and is…read morelarge enough to be called a convenience store. CONS: 99% of the brands are no name brands. So if you're brand loyal, it's not here OVERALL: for things that you would buy in a convenience store this is the place you want to go to. They definitely have better prices than your typical store

This store is pretty big, have some nice things and a lot of junk. More like a dollar store, but…read morethe items that you would get at a dollar store, they charge $1.88 each. They had a nice picture of a butterfly - frame was a piece of junk- they wanted $23 for it. They had an area for frames- stated all frames 50% off. Frames you would get at Walmart for $3, there original price was $9.99 so $5.00 with discount. Only plus is they sell fireworks, but not real expensive ones that make beautiful displays on the sky. I believe they make there business from out of towners.

Definitely one of my favorite stores to visit when in Jim Thorpe I follow on Instagram and had to…read more stop by looking for stickers cards or fun souvenirs of the area. It's definitely your go to place.

The staff are always talkative and silly (fitting the name lol) it's a cool gag gift store with a…read moregood selection :)

Dr. Benton to the back has truly amazing antiques ." Don't take my word for it", see for yourself!…read more " Great time"

2/11/22 I was told about this market by a vendor at the Hometown Farmers Market who owns Crowley…read moreCafe. He vends at the hometown market and has a lot of cool stuff- I had expected him to at least have a stand but I didn't see him vending or his area. He hyped this market place beyond belief and I was really excited to head out here. It was certainly not worth the hour + it took me to drive out there. There were around 20 stores or so and the only worthwhile stand was the main front stand. The other stand I wanted to see was closed because the owner was "at lunch". It was a very disappointing anticlimactic experience. I felt really tricked. It would be fine if you weren't expecting much, or just expecting reality. I was led to believe there were a lot of vendors. I did not eat at the cafe and I was eager to leave after such a major disappointment. There is some stuff to see but most I wasn't interested in. Rumor has it there's a new owner here and he's cleaned up the place. An existing vendor told me the place used to be huge. Maybe it will improve but I'm not planning to head back.