I'm so happy we stumbled across this shop because we had the greatest time there!…read more It is a little shop with three rooms of "booths" by different artists. There truly is something for everyone here--I came here with three friends and we all left with something. There are knick knacks/figurines for the house, jewelry, pillows, plushes, a small selection of clothes (coming soon I believe), embroidery pieces, totes, paintings, paper crafts--literally every kind of fiber art you can think of. They are all priced super well too (I'm from NYC so I'm used to the NYC hipster tax). I left with a jewelry box and a "botanical bottle" and I cannot stop obsessing over them. The owner is the sweetest lady and I loved chit chatting with her. She would also stop whatever she was doing to tell us about the artists/booths we were browsing through. She definitely made our day 100x better and we would come back just for her if we're ever in the area again :)

Great Little shop, very eclectic and strange in a good way. If you find yourself in that area stop…read moreon by you will spend hours just looking at all of the different things unique artists that are local and the displays are amazing

Their selection of second time -around clothes is purely amazing. Every garment is clean and…read morewrinkle-free, modern styles, and easily found in the correct category. The layout of the ladies blouses are doubly racked, one above the other. On the men's side, the dress shirts, T-shirts and polo shirts are close together , making easier to decide what you like. You will enjoy browsing upstairs in the domestic and home goods area. This is where you will find the large selection of children's clothes, plenty of family shoes, and toys. Keep going, and you will see several pieces of furniture. Like I said, this store has it all. My friend and I limit ourselves to one hour- otherwise, we could stay all day! Terrific entertainment!

I engaged with this company in the summer of 2021 to help me downsize in advance of an impending…read moremove. After calling to introduce myself and see if they could help me, A to Z Resale came to my house, looked at the items I was looking to sell, and suggested an estate sale. We discussed this in great detail and they were aware that I would be living and working out of my house until I moved. Despite the fact that this was only the second time they had done an estate sale (something not mentioned until I prompted) I decided to give them a chance and went ahead and signed a contract with them. In our discussions, they told me they needed about 3 weeks to prep for the sale. They wanted me to give them a key to the house that I was living in so that they could 'come and go' to get ready for the sale. I reminded them that I was living/working at the house and did not want people to come and go without notice. This seems like a reasonable request on many levels, not the least of which is safety. On many occasions, I mentioned that I am at the house nearly 100% of the time and they could simply drop me a text to give me a heads up and come over at any time. One week prior to the estate sale date (and subsequent move to my new house), I still had not seen them or seen any work done. I contacted them to ensure everything was on track. It was at that point that they informed me that they were voiding my contract on the grounds that I did not provide a key to my house. What person in their right mind would give a complete stranger a key to their house? Not only did they leave me scrambling at the last minute, but they have been operating under the assumption that I still want to have any sort of contact with them. They put me on their mailing list, send me unsolicited emails on a regular basis and provide no way of removing myself from the list -- which is also illegal. I am all for people trying to start and run a business on their own. But I am not going to endorse people who do not know the law, do not operate in a professional manner, and do not respect people enough to simply do the right thing. Considering the plethora of options available in this space, I highly recommend staying away from this business.

super sweet, nice people beautiful place to walk around me and my girlfriend went today.read more

A very nice antique store, various vendors, nice staff. Prices were reasonable, quality of…read moreantiques was good.

Great place to shop! so many amazing clothes at a great price.. Jane is always someone I can count…read moreon to help me find what I'm looking for

You know that scene in "Pretty Woman," where Julia Roberts goes into the bougie shop on Rodeo Drive…read moreand the snobby sales women treat her like dirt? Amplify that by 10x, and you will understand what your experience will be at Designer Consigner. And if you consign...it gets worse.

this address/store was used to do ebay scam, there is a organized crime from taiwan use this…read moreaddress to purchase high value ( $100-less than 200 ) sport cards from ebay and ship to this address. once they got the cards they will file dispute of the order and then return a blank or a piece of paper to the seller for "proof of return", if ebay still side to the buyer, they will then file dispute with the credit card company. very aware if you are a sell from ebay and ready to ship to this address

I've been a couple of times. Looking for deals. Prices are too high. Not very organized . Don't…read morerecommend.

Post NEW donation hours on your site. I had an entire SUV…read morefull of kitchen housewares. FULL!!!!! Arrived at 1:05pm, to he turned away by staff breaking down boxes. Seriously, I guess you don't want or need items. Absolute rudeness of staff. Disregard of donations, time, of residents trying to help. Now, no errands (full suv) must return home. Unload everything. Will I donate to goodwill or another more worthy organization

Very lackluster selection of clothing. Their furniture dude has a solid amount of stuff for cheap.read more

I just wanted to chip in with my opinion here. Donations in Bear, DE. FANTASTIC. Unlike the…read moreSalvation Army, Goodwill in Bear, DE rejects very few items. Which, I really appreciate. They will help you unload and are generally wonderful. I have been donating their since 2016 and they have been consistently that way for the past 7 years. I went into the store on Phila pike to look around and possibly purchase something. Lets face it, we are not in Neiman Marcus here but, the store was was well organized and I found some glassware I can use. I have also had the pleasure of visiting their main offices on Lea Blvd outside of Wilmington, DE. They are very organized there and contribute so much to the community. Overall from me, Goodwill of DE and DE County get 5 stars. Great job, please keep up the good work. I know it isn't easy!

One thing I've learned in my many thrifting excursions is that all Goodwill's are not created…read moreequal. Delaware Goodwill's are an entirely different beast. With that being said I've been to three Delaware Goodwill's and they all have the following in common. Very rough and messy sales floors, very loose organization, lots of discarded furniture and larger items, poor customer service, and long check out lines. All of the above adequately describe this Goodwill location. Everything is just kinda thrown about. Pillows were on the floor beside a pile of records. Wheeled carts block isles and are filled with donations that didn't make it to the shelves, which for the most part are bare. Probably because of lack of staffing. The check out line was long and there was no one on the floor to provide assistance or clean up. Clothes were on the floor, shoes thrown about on the shelves, and overall merchandise chaos. I will say this location had a good bit of furniture (both outside and inside). While some were covered in markers and stickers other pieces were decent. A vintage French dresser with a sold sticker on it was priced at $20. However furniture pricing was not consistent, as particleboard dressers of lesser quality were priced much higher. They had several bikes and large dollhouses priced at $10 Something I've never seen elsewhere was the looting at the donation drop off on the outside the building in front of the staff. A long line of cars were waiting to be unloaded by Goodwill staff, this line blocked the cars parked in the front row. Some people were getting out of their cars or walking up and rummaging thru the bins that didn't make it inside yet in full view of the staff. It was a free for all. It's no wonder the inventory on the floor is lackluster as the good stuff never makes it inside! Granted the neighborhood wasn't the greatest but this was ballsy! Would I make a return visit? Probably, if I was in the area, after all someone scored a nice vintage dresser that they could easily resell for $100 or more. Would I drive here just to patronize? Nah. SIDENOTE: If you obtain a cart consider yourself lucky. Incoming customers hover over the customers checking out just to secure one.

This is the place to go on main street if you want a unique gift! There are so many things to…read morechoose from - I recommend checking out the jewelry in particular - there is always Grass Roots jewelry exchanged in our family at the holidays!

I love this shop…read more Wonderful for gifts. They have a super selection of pottery, wood gifts, wind chimes, jewelery...I always find cute and unique gifts here. Surprisingly, really good shoe selection too! Boots, danskos, cute sandals, etc. Always great customer service--and really nice packaging for gifts.