Super cute local shop in Keswick Village. Woman owned and operated which I love. They carry and…read moreinteresting variety of goods from vintage clothing and home items to some modern funky stuff and even have a good selection of Glenside themed items like map pillows, bottle openers and wall signs. You never know what you'll find here (well, you may, if you follow them on Instagram where they post their products). The owner and staff are very friendly and you can order by phone right now if you'd like or message them on social.

LOVE this shop! The owner, Kathy, is a lovely woman who knows her merchandise and is very patient…read morewith a customer just browsing...and believe me, if vintage is your thing, you can browse for hours! No matter what I go looking for there, I always seem to find so much more.

Lovely pieces and very honest people in the shop! The person assisting us was sure to point out a…read moreflaw in a piece we were interested in to ensure we would be satisfied. Everything seemed priced fairly and we happily purchased a set of whiskey glasses. Worth a stop by for pre-loved items!

Large eclectic selection of home decor. Something for everyone. Very friendly staff- may have been…read morethe owner.

Lovely owners and really cute pretty shop with great selections. They even have plus sizes which…read moremost thrift and consignment shops don't offer

Great selection of classy clothing and accessories. Why pay department store prices for inferior…read morequality? Put this place on your To-Do list...you will be the belle of the ball after shopping here!

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

Very large store with a good selection of inventory and variety in each department. Quality in the…read moresorting process was better than most Goodwills, and the store brighter and neater overall. Located in a large strip mall with ample parking and other retailers and eateries nearby. Highlights for me were the linens, several rows worth, including some vintage. As a vintage reseller I did pretty well on the items I picked up at this store, mainly a few crochet afgans, a comforter, and some 60's sheer curtains. Like other Goodwills, pricing can be high for some departments and lower for others. During my visit linens seemed to be the lowest of the other thrift stores I visited that day. SIDENOTE: I visited in January during a snow storm so there wasn't alot of shoppers. They do charge for bags like other locations. Staff was limited but it could have been due to the snow.

I was SO SO disappointed they got rid of the goodwill bins here. Wow the saddest thing to find out…read morewhen I asked the staff. The goodwill store inside is now really big since they don't have the outlet and they have a lot of big items that you don't see at most goodwills like furniture, tons of vaccines, bikes and tons of ride on toys for kids.

I have been shopping at the Greene Street in North Wales for about 6 months and it's been a great…read moreexperience. Last week I finally bought some of my clothes in to trade. Sophie the assistant manager was extremely helpful and enthusiastic. I'm looking forward to going back. They have great stuff and a great staff.

This establishment is amazing, the staff is exceptionally helpful and friendly! The selection of…read moreitems ranges from casual to dressy (depending what you're looking for). I always seem to find great pieces! The value that you are receiving is second to none..... I love shopping at Greene Street!

When they first started years ago you could get something fairly reasonable. I used to be there…read morealmost weekly. But as time passed the pricing started to climb and now I think they are overpriced for a thrift shop. You might be able to find a deal on something but you have to get lucky. More luck on FB marketplace.

I personally love it here. they have a wide range of items that can suit anyone. So far i've gotten…read moremany dvds, a solid wood shelf for $5, and a beautiful ethan allen dresser for just under 250. they help you put it in your car for no extra cost. the people who work there are kind and helpful.

I still love coming here from time to time because you never know what you might find! I've seen…read morethis place grow over the past couple years I've been going from clothes and knick knacks and now they also have a food pantry (serving the local community) as well as a sizable furniture warehouse (which they also post on craigslist). Clothes without tags are $1, paperbacks are 25c/hardback 50c, and they always have various color tags in sale (ranging from 25% to 75% off). They also have toys, jewelry, shoes, knick knacks, and house hold items as well.

What a cute store tucked away in North Wales. A little dark but they had a great furniture section…read morewith decent pricing. A fun little find on a Saturday! Everyone was friendly as well.

3/2/24 I love Liberty Thrift- but- one pair of gloves I wanted of course had no price. It's…read moremaddening that every freaking pair but the one I was interested in had a price. I tracked down the manager who refused to price the item for me. A manager has the ability to price the item but whether they will or not is a different story. I still found some great cheap items. This store is heavy on clothes- that's not my thing- some items were extremely expensive- like worn shirts for toddlers for 2.99- for 1$ more I can buy brand new garanimals clothes from Walmart which is what I did. I had a box of Lincoln logs in my cart and a man shopping there told me he had a tub of them in his car he was going to donate. He offered them to me and I gladly accepted. Lincoln Logs are classic Toys! Double Aces and kind fortune for me! I love Liberty Thrift!

Despite having passed this thrift store a million times I've never actually been inside until the…read moreother day. It is very neat and organized as far as thrift stores go and the staff was very pleasant - they have a ton of people working there. I didn't do much perusing of the clothes but there were a lot. Like most thrift stores I find the clothes are never the best but the home wares shined as did their music/book selection. I liked that the books were (mostly) sorted by genre and they had tons of dvds and cds ! Like tons! I ended up picking out a few cds , a box set dvd and a home ware item I'm hoping to turn into a Christmas decoration. Overall a good spot and I'll definitely be back for the cds alone. They hav a lot of "general" pricing and I liked that it was all clearly marked on every single display. They also have a rewards system !

Just bought my second bike from these guys, and I'm going to pick it up this weekend. I'm floored…read moreby the knowledge, expertise and integrity they have here. Truth is, most people don't really know what they're talking about when it comes to cycling, myself included. So it's great to have a staff that will actually tell you what's best for you, rather than just smile and nod while you make the wrong choices based off of misinformation you read on a blog ten years ago. Both bikes, so far, have been for my daughter. Based on the care and direction they've shown me and my daughter over the past four years on these relatively smaller purchases, I feel confident that I can trust Keswick Cycle to help me make the right choice when it's time for me to upgrade my own bike. Also, the people who rule our country don't care if you live or die, regardless of political affiliation. Stop fighting each other. There is no good guy. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

I don't like to leave poor reviews and I've thought long and hard about this but after returning to…read moremy hometown bike shop and receiving exceptional service, I'm deeply disappointed about my experience at Keswick. I came in to finish installing new tri bike handlebars and to bleed the brakes. The brake bleeding was $75 each, $150 total. My hometown shop charges $25 each, for $50 total and recently serviced my brakes in the same hour I dropped the bike off. Not to mention in a state that has a higher cost of living than Pennsylvania. I was in no rush at keswick but the quickest they could finish my bike was in 2.5 weeks. Needless to say I was out $350 for the entire procedure and even had to go back the next day because my headset cap was crooked. My husband brought the bike back and and the mechanic said it looks crooked because my bars are crooked. With no alteration the bike came back to me and although the bars and wheels are straight, the cap is still crooked. And the brakes are pretty loosely bleed on the right and tighter on the left, which is very lazy and poor attention to detail. I wish I could get my money back but having moved away I can't go back in. At least my bikes don't have to come here again.