Love this shop.... Beautiful displays ... Great place to…read morefind gifts & things you will want for yourself!

Wonderful find - fun to browse - filled with wonderful handcrafted items, well loved items and…read morejewelry fashioned by local artists. Staff was warm and friendly. It was an enjoyable visit - you won't be sorry you stopped in!

Love this place! The refurbished furniture pieces are unique and beautiful! It's the perfect place…read moreto find a gift for yourself or others. Don't pass by here without stopping! So many talented artisans' works to choose from!

I LOVE Junk to Jazz!! Chrissy is a sweetheart. I've been shopping at her store since she had a…read moresmall storefront on Lancaster Avenue before moving to her larger (much needed) building. Every time I go in the store there is something that I want to purchase. I have some very unique and beautiful pieces in my home that I have purchased throughout the years.

We were having lunch at the bistro next door and stopped by Flora. What a gem! So many unique…read moreitems. I should have taken more photos. The shop is just brimming with fun items from candles to flowers.

4/25/25 My friend, who lives in the area, told me about this wonderful store. I wasn't expecting to…read morefind anything because I wasn't looking for gifts or home decor. It's a very interesting store with incredibly low prices for items in new or like new condition. I found sleep masks for 1.99- in the past I've paid much much more for the kind I like. I also scored some new Avon Deoderant that I use exclusively. Avon prices are too high so I've resorted to buying this product elsewhere. There is an eclectic mix of Antiques too. I enjoyed seeing this store and the owner is very friendly. If I were closer I would frequent this store. The inventory is constantly changing so it's an almost guarantee you'll feast your eyes on new treasures anytime you go. I'm looking forward to going back someday when I'm in the area.

They have complained 3 rooms in our home and I must say we very pleased with them. The are…read moreprofessional, caring and wonderfully talented. All this at a fair price. I strongly recommend Give Them Something To Talk About. Can't wait to see what they create for our Living room!!!!!

From the owner: At Let's Give Them Something to Talk About, we work closely with clients to identify their likes…read moreand dislikes to create a plan that meets our client's individual needs. This is achieved through the use of color, texture, fabric, material, lighting and spacing. We can makeover a piece of furniture, a room or an entire home! We specialize in repurposing vintage pieces and reinventing items our clients already own.

Nice store. Don't forget the second floor. If I'm in the area I would stop by again. Nice,…read morefriendly, helpful owner

The owner is friendly and helpful. Lovely country store, No hurrying, you can browse at your…read moreleisure. Selection is great, tons of items for your home or as gifts. Great prices, too.

one of my favorites places! a must stop if you are in the area! Rose is wonderful and has a great…read moreassortment of gifts and treasures

The cutest country store....local crafts, antiques, curtains, holiday decor. Perfect little place…read moreto stop by and check out!!!

What an awesome place to shop, different vendors, unique gifts from various artists. Everyone will…read morefind something to like here. Our only regret was not finding it sooner. We stumbled upon it after enjoying pierogies next door at Inna's.

Fun location in s lovely old building. Lots of mini "shops" with various types of gift and…read morecrafts. Lovely staff at the desk. Would recommend increasing the lighting so items are easier to see.

My sister and I checked this place out today for the first time and had a blast. The ladies at the…read morefront desk were some of the kindest and inviting people I've ever met. They made us feel so comfortable and welcomed here. Furthermore, this place was never ending. We could have been here for HOURS. There was so much to look at and sooo many cute little things. I highly recommend going here to kill some time (keep in mind you may be here longer than you think)! This place is huge and had soooo many cool finds!!

It's your standard vintage store but they have a nice selection, the layout is interesting with…read morevarious rooms laid out efficiently, and the staff are super nice! If you like these types of stores this is a cool place to stop in and walk around.

I've stopped at this target a few times with a friend and it's definitely an older target that…read morehasn't gone through any noticeable renovations which gives me nostalgia, but also it is really nice! It's definitely not busy or crowded but I was surprised at how well kept their sales floor was. I was easily able to find what I was looking for and their prices are better for grocery and such than my local Target which was refreshing. There isn't a whole lot of staff working but the cashier I checked out with was very friendly . All in all, a very pleasant experience!

In short, I was treated like trash by the clerk at the front entrance as I entered…read more This happened Saturday, 8/1/20, at approximately 7:30pm, in response to their new mask policy. I can't wear a mask due to very real medical reasons (blood pressure related), under my doctor's advise. Target had apparently rolled out a new (and already outdated compared to their competitors) policy on masks, but the clerk was either entirely ignorant to the details of the policy she was attempting to enforce, or she just wanted to rant at me in a sort of deranged power trip. She told me I couldn't come into the store due to store policy and state policy. My only option was curbside pickup. Period. Target's actual policy is: "Starting August 1, we're requiring guests to wear masks or face coverings in all of our stores, except for those with UNDERLYING MEDICAL CONDITIONS and young children." State policy is essentially the same. The clerk would not show me their policy in print, so I had to look it up on their website after I left. I suppose if I had a heart attack in the middle of the cereal aisle, it would have been a preferred look for the store, than to show a little consideration for someone who has no problem with respectfully social distancing? I've been going to the Exeter store since it opened, but I will do my shopping at other grocery stores or farmers markets in the future, and all non essentials will be bought on Amazon.