Ridiculous. Just out of curiosity stopped by to check how prices developed here. Outrageous…read morepricing, even worse than other GWs in the area. I do not recommend shopping here at all.

It's a hit or miss but always interesting. I always have a good time searching. I would recommend a…read moretrip in.

Wonderful staff, prices, and selection! I picked up two jigsaw puzzles and a great shirt for my…read morehusband, plus a beautiful set of Fiesta bowls. Would definitely recommend coming here!

I have been to the PHX Thrift shop several times over the past year and have found the volunteers…read moreto be extremely friendly when I stop by to donate a bag full of clothing. I have also found a few treasures to purchase. The store is clean and very organize.

Great community organization! Helps the community and has a great heart! Carol B truly is invested…read morein Phoenixville and wants to make a difference. Give them a donation!

From the owner: As the lead resource for food security, PACS is dedicated to helping our neighbors meet their…read morenutritional needs during difficult periods of their lives. We offer a variety of food distribution services, meeting people where they are and serving them with dignity and respect, and connecting our guests to additional community resources to support their wellbeing.

This chain of thrift stores to benefit Habitat for Humanity is a worthy cause, and fills a niche in…read morethe thrifting market, bridging the gap between household goods and furniture (which are typical of most any thrift store), and the housing structure itself. Every ReStore will be a little different as its inventory is dependent upon its community donations, but the general store model is to have dedicated ongoing Home Depot clearance section for a good portion of the store. The Phoenixville store, like others, will be hit or miss on what you need. Yesterday I needed prehung exterior doors. Called ahead and they claimed to have some, but they had zero. I took a pretty thorough look around and posted a lot of photos. I bought some small items for an art project but otherwise it was wasted gas based on them claiming they had what they didn't have. Good cause, and if you are remodeling one room, or trying to fix or replace something in your home, you will probably have good luck here (or at another nearby location), but if you own a rental property, have new construction, are doing a major reno, etc. and need bulk stuff, you will be out of luck. Flooring and tile are in "leftovers" batches of one or two rooms worth, if that. If you check these stores' social media, you will see new arrivals if a supplier donated a larger quantity, but if you have a time limit on your job, you can't rely on them to have something in stock as you need it. I couldn't even get a door, which they claimed to have, so take phone calls with a grain of salt. Prices are okay, not amazing. The 5-gallon paint at this store is $75, while same stuff at the West Norriton store is $90, so watch out among stores.

A bit pricey. Very diverse selection with no. Real age group in mind. I did find some really great…read morepieces, including in LA Tahari dress originally priced at $500 for only $30. However finding these pieces took me about two hours the store. Although the selection wasn't as impressive as other consignment stores and greater Philadelphia the staff went above and beyond to accommodate me. I arrived about an hour before closing and when I went to check out realized that the store clerk at singing extra hour just that I could continue trying on my clothes.

I became a consigner here a few months ago and was happy at first because my clothes sold well. I…read morekept bringing more in and the owner, Daphne, kept telling me to bring more in. Two weeks later I stopped in again and the other worker, Michelle, said they were not taking summer clothes because they "had too many". This would have been fine except her tone and dismissive attitude were rude and uncalled for, not to mention Daphne told me to keep coming in and their website does not indicate that they had stopped excepting consignments. I then left Daphne a voicemail and emailed her but received no response so I stopped in a few days later to speak with her. As I was walking towards them Michelle said to Daphne "THIS is the girl I was telling you about". Daphne rudely told me that they were no longer taking anything unless I wanted to leave my bags for them to go through and they would donate the rest (even though the old procedure was they would go through it and then call you to pick up what they didn't want). I guess their consigners are no longer worth a phone call! The next day I returned to pull all of my items that did not sell with very very little help from both Michelle and Daphne. Michelle could not even figure out how to work the computer to print me out my lists of items that were on the floor. It took over two hours to find all of my items because of the awful organization skills of this place. My clothes now smelled terrible so I washed them and will take them to other stores I consign at that treat me well, such as LuLu, The Loft on 724, Greene Street, and even Plato's Closet. These stores are pickier, but for good reason - they have a MUCH better selection and I would recommend checking them out before you waste your time looking for hours for any quality items at "Love" It!

I was never at a pantry this place is a house filled with loving volunteers who are so excited to…read morehelp. They don't give you totally expired cans. Fruit is so fresh. I'm someone's who struggles with eating food. Though I'm not old I'm 51 the staffing is so helpful. Also the once a month give out free clothes. They also have 8$ fill a bag. I just can't think about what it would be for me I had nothing to eat. I have 2 broken feet they helped carry everything to my car. M I need to share this because honestly it saves me from my eating disorder. I can't wait thur I finish my law suit and I am excited for next chapter. I really plan to offer my talents. I love clothes, love people and my life is not mine it's Gods and everything I see was Jesus works being used. This is a very humble food pantry feels amazing knowing I can get food that I want to eat. Thanks everyone

I was in need of toiletries and paper towels tissues toilet paper etc. I left with nothing. I was…read morenot treated with dignity and felt judged. I'm a 65 year old widow raising my 3 grandchildren. I've been struggling for the past year. my husband was sick for a long time before his passing so all our resources have been stretched to the maximum. I'm still paying for the funeral. I am working and came into work early and left early so I could comply with their hours. Life has been so hard and they made it worse. Shame on them I guess it's ok if you want to buy things

Soooo fun! Great little boutique-y feel with a very wide range of price-point consigns. It's all…read morehere! Burberry, Yurman, Prada, Gucci, Ann Taylor... All here! And Theresa (owner) is a gem! You will not be disappointed!

Shop is owned by Theresa Brewer who buys women's purses, jewelry and clothing that are deeply…read morediscounted. She buys the things she likes at the right price to pass these discounts on to his customers. She's most bubbly and happy to help. I found a lovely vintage Dooney and Bourke purse and lots of vintage jewelry. I'll be back to this little owner worked shop.

A trip to the hippy store for some good ol' fashioned New Age healing!…read more Susan, the owner, is really sweet, and extremely knowledgeable about everything in her store, and beyond. Pick her brain as much as you want; she is super-helpful! We saged last fall, and I have been filling my house with salt lamps, and essential oil burners, to make better energy, and it really feels like it's working. This is important to me, because I have felt like there is extreme negative energy with our house since we bought it over 10 years ago. The former owner of our house died of a lung issue. Strangely enough, after suffering liver issues (which we spent tens of thousands over 2 years to try to help), our beloved dog unfortunately declined, and died of pneumonia in 2014. The following year I got pneumonia, and it took an unexpectedly long time to go away. This winter, after multiple upper respiratory infections, I wanted to visit EarthSpeak to try to help my energy more. While I thought I knew a lot of stones and their properties, and the general rules of which color stones go with which chakras (though there are exceptions), Susan has so many more that are brand new to me. Among others, I was introduced to Moldavite, which is a kind of a glass-stone formed from a meteorite hitting earth over 14M years ago in Czechoslovakia. It is known to help with major life transformations. The stone itself was formed by an explosive chemical transformation when it collided with Earth, and, it is extraterrestrial (which we tend to think of as futuristic), so the roots of the beliefs make sense that way. Though perhaps folkloric, I am still a believer, I have to say. I know a lot of people who have been helped by their stone friends. Here is an odd coincidence. I went to the pocket stones section and started palming them to see if I connected with any energy. I love the energies of the crown chakra stones (many clears and whites). I am drawn to selenite and crystal quartz, but I had never seen apophyllite. As soon as I touched it, I could not put it down. It was such positive energy. Susan heard me coughing the whole visit, and when I got to the register she told me apophyllite helps with the lungs. She even had an apophyllite aromatherapy oil on hand, which she said has been very helpful to her clients. I bought both, and the next day started feeling significantly better. Power of thought? Perhaps, but why was I drawn to that stone, of all the stones in the store, without any prior knowledge of it? If I have to go to the hospital, I'm not going to consult stones first, but I do believe there are subtle aides in geology that have energetic value. EarthSpeak has a website for online sales shipped to your door, which offers cool deals they don't have in store, but vice versa for the store as well, since they have products/deals there, that aren't offered online. Many prices beat Etsy, online and in store, and of course heavier items bought in store save you shipping fees. 16 years ago they were located in Berwyn, but they later moved to Kimberton. Wish they were still in Berwyn, since it's so close to me, but the Kimberton location is a great store, with nice energy! Seven Stones in Media is closer to me, but EarthSpeak has higher quality and far superior customer service, so I will head to EarthSpeak from now on. Just sorry it took me so long to finally visit! :-)

I am so happy that I stopped in here last week for the first time. They have an incredible…read moreselection of crystals, books, jewelry... the owner and another woman were working while I was there and they were very helpful when I had questions but they also gave me space to browse- they have such a huge inventory I was there for a while just looking at everything. They were very knowledgeable which was lovely. I have just recently been tapping into my spirituality more and felt very welcome here. I ended up buying a few crystals and bracelets- on the shelves by most items they had small slips of paper explaining what each item was and its significance- I thought that was really nice and you can take the papers home with you. I thought the pricing was very fair and those working were very kind to me. I loved the energy in this place and I am so excited to keep learning and go back soon!

I usually don't have good luck at thrift stores but lately when visiting my in-laws I've found the…read morecutest, vintage plates that were perfect for a party I was hosting. This location is huge and has tons of glassware and tableware. I ended up going back several times over 2 months and was able to collect 47 plates that all looked similar! The mixed and matched scalloped edges on the plates really tied together my vision and made my party feel more Fallish. Overall, way better than some of the locations here in NOVA.

This place is trash…read more Kathy gave me a really hard time about buying a single volitive candle. Sometimes people just need to have common sense. I understand your policy of not selling items without a price tag. But maybe call a manager or something like it's pretty bad to not want to sell items that were originally donated to you anyway. Just the logic of like nope this has to get re priced before we can do anything with it is a poor business model and a horrible way to run a place This place has constantly been pretty bad. Employees always have a crazy attitude just not a great place to shop. A lot of overpriced things. I wish Kathy was friendlier. I'm just a customer trying to spend a couple hundred dollars. Yet she lost the sale over a 2$ candle without a price ? Weird place weird business I won't be back