Dogs are only allowed if they are carried. There is nothing unique about this antique store…read more Just the usual vintage stuff.

My favorite antique shop in Central Pennsylvania, this shop has something for everyone. Many…read moredifferent vendors within a former schoolhouse building, this shop is extremely well curated. You will find everything from cast iron frying pans to baseball cards, Pokémon cards, vinyl records, and other knick knacks. Highly recommended and well worth a visit.

Down at the end of most of the shopping in Lititz is a delightful store next to the Moravian…read moreChurch. The Moravian House, not affiliated with the church is a completely immersive experience of 2 rooms filled with folk art, antiques, collectibles, colonial reproductions and decor. I love visiting just after Christmas when all the Christmas related items are 50% off. However the past two years I have been in there before Christmas and could not resist adding to my ornament collection. I have purchased a number of items here over the years, including music CDs, potpourri and seasonal and decorative items. I could literally buy everything in the store if I had the financial resources. The prices are moderate but not inexpensive. The antiques and reproduction furniture and art work is high quality and the price point reflects that. I've attached a number of photos because it is very difficult to describe the eclectic offerings. The shop is closed Sundays and Tuesdays. If you enjoy 18th and 19th c themed items in a lovely setting, be sure to stop and peruse everything there is to see here. I'm sure you will not be able to resist adding something to your own collection!

Wonderful antique store filled with many surprises. Great service and selections. Lay out if…read morestore is very inviting. The building itself is worth seeing.

Stopped by on Saturday when in Lititz and had a wonderful experience! Great selection of items…read morewith reasonable prices and the kind woman working gave us the history of the house. This historic house is beautiful inside and making it into a shop preserved it. Will definitely be back when in Lititz!

Wonderful antiques and excellent prices! Will definitely be back. Owner was lovely and found a…read morebunch of antiques -- I'm a fan.

Adorable shop with 3 floors with 68 different vendors. The staff is friendly and the antiques are…read morereally cool. Not sure if the prices are negotiable but a lot of the items were really pricy depending on the vendor and other items were very reasonable. We didn't purchase anything this trip but I'd go back in the future.

The lady (owner) greeted my sister and I by saying "no drinks in here" in a very rude and mean…read moredemeanor. We aren't toddlers, we can handle our drinks, we respectfully took the drinks outside because it is her store and her rules but if you want people to support you're business , be more welcoming and kind.

I love this antique store and can't wait to go back. I want this and that, and the dial up phone,…read morethe vintage formica kitchen table, roll top desk; there's just so much to see. Lots of lamps to choose from - 70's hanging stained glass lamps, something a bit more modern. I can seriously see myself decorating my new home, with goodies from Toolbooth. I'm unsure if it was a holiday thing, but someone was actually playing holiday music on their piano, as my husband and I were strolling through the different, beautifully displayed booths.

Cool warehouse of antiques in Columbia. Be careful to park in the correct lot, as the one I parked…read morein (accidentally!) had a sign that warned of towing! Upon entering, you're in a huge warehouse space with larger items and some tight rows of assorted insanity. My friend purchased a 3-foot tall nutcracker figurine from this area for $29. She was thrilled. As you wander back into other areas you find more curated collections of items for same, including one magnificent area of mid-century modern furniture where every items wanted to come home with me. I ended up purchasing some adorable pineapple salt and pepper shakers and one of those ubiquitous milk glass nesting chickens. We didn't even make it to the basement area.

This place had everything from cute signs for the home to hand made quilted useable items to…read morecrafted things...it was so fun...everywhere you look there was something interesting to see...was hard to buy the whole store fun postcards too Got many intercourse postcards to send to friends

Amazing store. Visit every time we go to Amish Country. The Amish woman that runs it is also so…read morefriendly and pleasant. Always takes an interest in her customers. The items are well made and also nice antiques. We buy something every time we visit. A must see.

Definitely not on the beaten path, looks like an old warehouse and dirt driveway to the back of it…read more That said worth a day trip in the middle of the state . Widely varied selection of items. Brightly lit most stalls are neat some are jumbled. If you wish to see and item that is locked staff is very willing to assist. Seasonal items seem to change with regularity. Prices also vary, some deals can be found but specific items may have better prices online ( you pay shipping online and fragility is an issue) Lovely for a rainy day adventure looking for deals or just browsing. Will do it again definitely.

I've been here several times and always seem to find something special. Pricing is fair, depends…read moreon the vendor, which is typical for most places. Large building, plenty to see. Worth the trip.

This place is huge! There are multiple levels and the building is stuffed full. Beware, it's very…read moredisorganized and overwhelming. Unfortunately, most of the stuff is junk and/or broken. The owner is a bit prickly and complained about her rent the entire time I was in the store. I didn't end up purchasing anything but it's a fun store to browse. There is a parking lot behind the store and plenty of street parking.

I am only just learning about the power of shopping at a thrift store. I may not be the best to…read morewrite a review, but here goes: This is not my first store. If it was, I would NEVER thrift again! This place is a claustrophobic nightmare! First, you walk up a flight of stairs. According to previous posts, it's supposed to be different booths but I feel there is no way to discern that. I felt if I bent down I would break something or push something over and have a domino effect. It was just junk; rusted tools & stuff most people put in the trash. Could you find a gem? Maybe, but my people with me today seriously doubt it. I'm sorry to the owners. They have so much space & with little organization it maybe could be a great place to shop? Not sure. Most of what I saw was old, rusted, or dusty/dirty though.

This is a nice little antique store along one of the main roads. Like a lot of places, some prices…read morewere good and some were not. This is not a large store so it does not take long to see what they have.

Very cool little Antique shop we discovered while attending the Lititz Fire & Ice Festival. I first…read morenoticed the beautiful light green Ball jar with antique lid late the first evening we were in town but the place was already closed so I made sure to stop first thing the next morning. The shop is filled to the brim with all kinds of goodies, pretty much something for everyone, no matter what it is you collect. I happily placed my Ball jar up at the register along with an old bottle hubby was infatuated with to pay and had the chance to chat with the owners who were more than happy to tell us all about the town of Lititz and how there is always something cool going on. The only thing that seemed oddly out of place was the child behind the counter eating a plate of Spaghettios but I guess it just goes to show you that this truly is a family run business because they were all there. Can't wait to see what treasures I find on next year's visit.