I've been to this store so many times I cant even count it. Well the place is maintain very well…read morefor a little place but the way they have it and move things around makes you feel like you just walked into a new store every time, well at least that's how I feel. Everyone I've encountered at that place is and been super nice to me and I've had no issues at all also the prices for things are reasonable I would say compared to some places I've been too. But go and check it out for yourself if you like thrifting like I do. I'm this guy and I'm a real person that gives real rates and say how it is. Nothing made up over here. I tell it how it is. Thanks

Doing some retail tourism in the area, we stopped at this thrift store. It is small but laid out…read morewell. The cashier was personable and helpful. Prices were a bit on the high side compared to others in our experience.

This is an amazing nonprofit- helping people even outside of Bucks County. I have called the…read morewarmline about three times in the past. This afternoon at 4 pm, I attended "Alternatives to suicide" on Zoom. It was very helpful. The Sunday after Thanksgiving, I am looking forward to the "Creative Minds" group. The mediators are excellent. I would love to find a way to give back to this amazing organization.

Thumbs up! It was…read moreclean, pretty big, and I guess I came in at a good time because there were more employees than shoppers:) It was a little hard to find sizes since the clothes are organized by color, but at the same time I was looking for articles of clothing of certain colors. However, there is a juniors section! My most expensive item was a north face jacket for $5.50. I got 4 pairs of dress pants (banana republic and Ann Taylor), one of which still had the tags on them. My bill was $20ish. I really like the reusing and recycling of goods and that the money goes back into the community:)

Good Will has certainly become a Laughing stock of thrift stores nationwide. The CEOs make millions…read moreof dollars every year selling stuff they were given for free. Stuff that should be sold for pennies on the dollar is being flipped for almost new prices. You can't get a bargain anymore at the thrift store. It gets worse. Good Will even goes as far as to sell trash and old sea shells. They had old plastic cups without lids that came from a restaurant. Who ever decided to donate these really should've thrown them away. They also were trying to sell a sea shell from the shore! You can literally find one of these for free if you just walk a few feet on the beach. They weren't asking a nickel for it. They had the audacity to ask $2 for it. What a joke. My husband and I left laughing. People should seriously consider boycotting this place.

I have used EZ Storage in Warrington PA for several years. Highly recommended for anyone needing…read moresome storage space. They have various size storage units at reasonable rates. The staff is always helpful and very friendly. The entire building is always kept very clean. I would definitely use EZ Storage again.

I needed a storage unit for a few months for some garage kept items, like a snowblower, a pair of…read moretires, a few empty coolers etc. I got a mailer at home with all the wonderful features included: a reasonable monthly fee, no long term contract, video surveillance, free move-in truck, month to month. The place is spotless and new. Front desk personal were helpful, gave me the tour and quoted me a monthly price. As I'm about to sign, they tell me that my first payment is due now and its about 3 times the monthly price. SCREECH to a halt. Pro-rated rest of this month, second month, service fee. What about the free-month? That's the third month. What? Where does it say that? Nowhere exactly, but that's included deep in the "some restrictions may apply" language around page 17 on the the little credit card pad. I say, "Never Mind". They say, "What?" Yup, cancel it. Call it off. They offer to give me second month free. I repeat, they offer it. I agree, so now we're down to pro-rated one month and next month free, plus service fee. I put my stuff on a cart, take it up the elevator, load. Low and behold, I get an e-mail survey and respond that I think their "one month free" deal is deceptive. I get a personal call from a director level person who advises me that I'm not welcome. After my "free month", come get your stuff. I call to come get my stuff and they inform me that access by drive-in is limited to certain hours on Saturday and that elevator is not useable. (This is a brand new facility) They don't actually say this, they say something like, "Foot Traffic Only", which I asked them to clarify. So, I said, I have to bring my snowblower down three flights of stairs? They got mad when I said I'd put it on one of their carts and push it down the three flights unattended. It will be much easier to roll the tires down. I hung up on them. Going to get my stuff a week early. I can safely say that their biggest selling point is "We won't raise your prices every 3 months like Public Storage". PS: I wonder how many patrons fell down on their super slick drive-in coating. Maybe that's what they're repairing. I don't know.

Some interesting pieces, but overall felt like a lot of junk in the non furniture section.read more

Holy Redeemer Thrift is a decent sized store with the usual thrift shop offerings.  The prices here…read moreare a little high ~ and if you are in the market for drinkware, cups, lamps, clothes, linens ~ then you are in luck.  The store is separated into two areas ~ big items such as wall hangings, furniture are showcased in one section, clothes/household items are located in the other.   The real star of the show here is furniture.  The day we stopped by there was a surplus of dressers, coffee / side tables,  wall decor.  Some pieces were very vintage and absolutely gorgeous.  With a can of chalk paint and a little bit of imagination, many of these one of a kind tables, chests could be transformed into another life.

I take my 2 y. o. granddaughter nearly every week. There are so many wonderful things to explore…read moreand learn from. They have a walking path through the woods with a natural playground and sandbox, a bird house building to watch and interactive displays, a mini zoo inside a house with small animals and activities including a treehouse. They also have weekly activities and seasonal events for elementary school kids. My granddaughter calls Briar Bush "The Animal House" and loves to put a donation in the collection box before we leave.

They were so friendly and it was a great little center to see the local wildlife and learn. We…read moredidn't get to do the whole path with a stroller but it was nice and shaded on the trail so even on a hot day it felt cooler.

I called and was able to set up a drop-off appointment for the very next day. I appreciate the…read moreability to get the drop-off taken care of so fast. Overall I am very pleased with how it all worked out. Fantastic service.

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The Warrington Post Office is the absolute WORST Post Office I have ever been to…read more No matter when you go, you are sure to be made to wait while all the cashiers take passport applications. They are ALWAYS sure to put these "passport people" first. Now, after several employess have retired, there are only 2 people working there. These employess are overworked!! There should be specific hours/days for passport applications and those hours should be posted on the door. We are spending our hard earned money on postage and now we are made to be treated like dirt! And yes, I have been asked by some employess to "please call and complain", yet whenever I call, the phone just rings and rings. No one ever answers. UPS is my new go-to. So done with this horrible place!

It used to be a great post office. They have this young person who's on her phone every time you…read moreenter the post office. Her phone comes first. Today i asked for overnight priority mail boxes. Her first answer was I don't think we have those. They had them but she didn't want to get off her butt to find them just like the time I asked her. She doesn't want to work. I will go to another post office from now on. She's useless.