The owner here has the best eye for junk of any of the thrift shops in town. Great furniture,…read morekitchenware and knick-knacks of all kind.

Very well organized. Clean. Friendly staff. Nice selection. Something for everyone. While we…read morevisited on a Friday, we heard there is a 50% off sale every first and third Wednesday for those 55+.

Great shop for a good cause... items are well organized and reasonably priced. The store itself is…read moreclean and the volunteer staff are super friendly and helpful. We stop by every time we're in the area.

This store is huge, and at first, I was excited. Then, I started looking at the price tags. This…read morestore has a large selection because their items are overpriced. I can buy a new purse for $10-15 yet many of their overly used purses were $9.99. Just look at the photo of the one I uploaded. I'll give it to them, they're organized. But their prices for secondhand stuff? Not worth it.

State College NEEDED a bigger Goodwill and they have since moved from westerly parkway to their…read moreLARGE Benner Pike location. A good secondhand shop in a college town is always a good idea due to the quick turn around of students and clothing and makes for an affordable option for theme parties and projects. I love that their "wares" isle is always color coordinated and their glass section is always popping. I have weirdly spotted some super awesome kid finds (and amazing supermarket play setup and an antique dollhouse) but alas I don't have kids yet, so I would have no use for those things. Overall as an alum who frequently visit State College, this is always a must do before I head home.

Not inexpensive...might still find something to buy...just know it's not necessarily cheap prices.read more

The town of Bellfonte is teeny and charming and not at all the type of place I thought I'd find a…read morelegit thrift store. But lo and behold, smack in the middle of High Street you'll find an expansive, thoroughly stocked 2nd hand store. My visit coincided with the beginning of the holiday season so they had an entire section devoted to all sorts of decorative Christmassy things. The variety this place has to offer is what really blew me away. Clothes are a given but it was the VHS supply, home-goods, purses, kitchen-wares and other odds and ends that really surprised me. This isn't a trendy, ironic thrift store that discriminates over what they'll accept. Faithcenter thrift store will pretty much take whatever they can get. That being said you'll have to dig through loads of the-not-that-fantastic to find something worth buying, but that's half the fun anyway!

I was visiting my friend this week and being a big Thrifter, I had to research through shops in the…read morearea and found this gem highly recommended via Google. And being a Yelper, I had to leave my review of this place. Be sure to go to the location on Philadelphia Street as this is the thrift store, while the other spot is salvation army. It's located in a strip mall so parking is really easy. I recommend bringing a mask as it was a bit dusty in there. It's pretty organized. I mainly shop the home decor and they definitely had some nice jams. The clothing racks have good selection as well. I found a vintage green plaid Pendleton blazer for four dollars. Can't wait to wear it this Christmas. I even introduced my friend to thrifty and she bought a milk glass vase and a textured smaller gray white vase. I bought some porcelain pieces, milk glass vase, and some Christmas decor. They don't have much of a furniture selection, but maybe you'll find something for you. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Great customer Service. Restroom. Organized and well thought out....definitely a stopread more

I've passed by Antiques at Apple Hill so many times as an alumni and student but finally stopped in…read morethe other day on my "before I go home" loop. This place has a lot of cool stuff internally (and obviously a great Penn State collectibles section) but on par with most stores that categorize themselves as "antique" it's a little bit on the pricier side, versus a thrift or second hand store (but that's because of the overall curation process, versus just regular donation).

The owners are very nice, the inside is pretty big and there's lots of different booths. There's an…read moreupstairs to explore as well

I'm going to be honest with you, I'm all about the thrift. I am always on the look out for a…read moresteal, recently I was looking for a bargain to snag some clothes that would be appropriate for work. It has been a while since I have bought something for work, and let's face it, not everyone works a job that requires fancy clothes. I had been out all day and been looking for thrift stores to hit up. The only one that I had been to in this area is a Goodwill, that is until I found this one. Fun thing about this spot is that it is housed in what used to be a Howard Johnson check in building. Still has the shape and all. It is a small shop, but it serves the purpose. Every piece in this shop appears to be handpicked. That was the one nice thing, even though I wasn't looking for something over the top, I found nice pieces that fit my need. Like many places, the men's section is rather sparse. Guess that just means that guys don't want to give up their clothes as much as women. That is basically the only reason I can't give this place five stars. I browsed the racks and found a few things that fit what I needed. For three pieces, I paid what I would have for one item new at any store around. I will definitely be back here, if only to browse. But I hope that if I do I will be able to find more steals.

The owners here must be high…read more Pricing is irrelevant and all over the place. I've picked up designer pieces here that I was able to flip for triple what I payed, sure. However next to that piece on the rack is a piece of mall-store godawfulness that is more expensive than an ACTUAL DESIGNER ITEM. Also, the attitude shown toward browsing (even though I eventually made a significant purchase) was curt, bordering rude. Seriously? This is Ebensburg, not Brooklyn, not even Pittsburgh. I'm not trying to use my Black Card to snag a personal shopper on Christmas Eve at Saks. I'm just trying to sift through your miserable selection to find something priced to quality that is worth purchasing. Go to Goodwill.