prices were amazing, inventory was plentiful, they had two floors and sold many high maintenance…read moreproducts like Gucci and Louis Vuitton. Staff is also nice and they run discounts

I was a dolt and left my jacket on the plane when we arrived in Lehigh and didn't realize it until…read morewe were on our way to hotel. The next day while strolling around Jim Thorpe wearing nothing but a borrowed (thin) cardigan in cloudy, windy, 50 degree weather, we came across this beacon of hope on Broadway, a couple doors down where we were waiting for our table. I got the cutest fleece type jacket and scarf. The ladies there helped me pull it together and stay warm for the day and into the evening. All for 24 bucks. Woo hoo! They had lots of great stuff for reasonable prices. I'm happy they were there and I didn't have to spend 800 dollars on something haha! Great store, friendly service. Check them out!!

My daughter and I visited there 2 days ago and we both just Loved it! We easily spent 2 hours in…read morethe shop and felt like we still didn't see everything! Great selection of vintage collectables, primitives, and country decor and many other things with reasonable prices and friendly staff! Would definitely shop there again when I'm back up in that area!

A fantastic little antique store that is kind of hidden on Bankway…read more Stumbled upon it as I was driving by. All kinds of old housewares, vintage home and tools,collectables and old farm decour. Very good prices and friendly owner. I can wait to come back again. No parking - but I found some nearby down the street in an empty lot. Thank you!

We like to stop by this Goodwill whenever we travel through to the Midwest. Conveniently located…read morenear the highway, it is a standalone store kinda on a hill. Decent amount of parking. Prices are decent with plenty of merchandise.

This Goodwill has a mix of pros and cons. It's easy to access, being almost directly off Route 42…read more It's a large and modern standalone building with plenty of parking. Has a standard selection for Goodwill that includes clothing, furniture, media, and housewares. The biggest issue with this store is selection here has always been lighter than other local Goodwill's. They just don't seem to get the depth in stock most others I've visited get. Employees have been useful during most of my visits. This locations strongest feature is the ease of donating. They seem to take most items but technology. The donation door is at the side of the entrance closest to the driveway, with the rules being clearly noted on a very visible sign. You do need to inform an employee you are here to donate. I've never had them reject anything I've donated. Overall, shopping here is ok, but donating here is easy and painless.

Here's I want to share my disappointing experience with the Salvation Army store. Over time, I have…read morespent thousands of dollars at this location, supporting their mission and purchasing items. However, despite being a loyal customer, I have been treated with disrespect and hostility by staff. Issues I've encountered: Items being resold unfairly. Being labeled a "nuisance". Staff smiling in your face, then turning rude, irate, and dismissive. Being told, "If you don't like it, you can leave." No paying customer--let alone one who has supported this store significantly--should be treated this way. If this is how they operate, they should reconsider their approach to customer service.

One of the super fun memorable moments from my girls weekend was that I left my suitcase at home,…read morein my kitchen. This, of course, delighted the NMA who howled with laughter as he showed it to me via the magic of FaceTime. Fortunately we ladies are resourceful. I had some clothing I tossed in a tote bag last minute "just in case it got cold", others leant me a few items. I admit though I wasn't wholly sad to go buy clothes, because it meant a trip to a thrift store. I love thrift. Thanks to this wonderful Yelp community and my handy-dandy Yelp app we located this Salvation Army thrift store in downtown Bloomsburg. There isn't a Salvation Army Thrift near me so this was the very first store I've been to from this organization. Parking was street, meters, not challenging though to find a spot in front. The store looks like a charity thrift store, which is really promising. Stores that look like boutiques or retail locations also generally have pricing to reflect the 'upscale' impression. Not totally unusual in those stores to see clothing priced above what it was when it was new. Right. This was well organized, rows and rows of clothing, signage on each row with category. There were also decor and home goods and such. My quest though was to find clothes. Jackpot! Got a really great pair of leggings, black stretchy pants with PoCkETs, a lovely dressy Dana Buchman knit scalloped top that I could not resist I don't care if it's hand wash and block dry and a cool pullover top. I lightly cruised the home goods and found an awesome little carved horse that I have on my desk. The staff at checkout were super nice and friendly, I unwittingly had a few sale 1/2 price items bonus and I walked out with cool stuff for $11. This store is OG thrift, roots thrift, classic thrift and I love it for that. They're about filling a need in our community, not maximizing profit that goes to "programs". I'm down with that. I'd visit again when in the area and would choose to go to another of these stores when I come across. *Note: The Air B &.B we stayed at had a washer and dryer, which was used before wearing anything. Always wash your purchase. One of my friends also got some scores in clothing at the store, pants for her work that she needed for like $1 each. She was thrilled. Always wash your thrift items, even New With Tag. Pro tip.

A Ute store in Jim Thorpe. There are so many unique items inside this store. Items from then to…read morenow. There is clothing, jewelry, home decor, antiques and much more. I had a nice mini conversation with the employee work the past week. She was really kind. In the back there were some cute hats and gloves and other clothing items. I did take notice of some antiques. The pricing for some of it like the antique Christmas trees were a little steep.

Treasure hunting? Yes please. Subtle but fierce, the…read moreDreisbach house is a hidden gem in plane sight. The entire place is filled corner to corner with lovely eye candy that makes me salivate and wish that I was on an episode of Mrs. Maisel. I spend all my fun money here. You can't make me stop! And please - have you met Lisa, The owner? Her laughter is contagious and her insight magnificent. Please visit this cool, cool place. You won't regret it.

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

What a nice store! We were vacationing in the area and stopped in to check out all the vender…read morebooths and treasures from yesteryear. Nice vintage shop and very clean and organized. Decent and fair pricing too on most items. We will def stop in again when we are in the area.

2/4/2024 Had a great time walking around the store. It is much brighter, cleaner and more organized…read morethan the general store up the street. There are individual booths with various items of interest. Everything from vintage melamine fishes to Pyrex, to collectibles! Jewelry, collectibles and Nicknacks galore. I really enjoyed the extensive Mr Peanut items available. I didn't purchase anything but I sure enjoyed looking. There is a parking lot available.

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.