The staff were nice and accommodating they had a great selection, and there were good deals!read more

Terrible customer service. I placed an order to a mailbox service I use to pick up all of my…read morepackages in one location, and because they *suspected* I would be reselling or redistributing the item because it was being shipped to a "warehouse", they canceled my order and refused to ship it. Even after calling them and explaining that it was a personal gift they still refused. Unbelievable.

Located in the heart of the Exton and very close to the Pottstown pike and Lincoln Highway. They…read morehave plenty of parking and now Sephora is open too at this location. They have a good collection of seasonal dress, shoes and home essentials too. I go to this location primarily for clothing and home essentials and have done some formal shoes shopping in the past too. The cost seems high but you will be able to get coupons in their app or via emails or sites too which will give better value for the buy. They do have Amazon drop off location for returns the service is pretty fast. The staff here is always friendly and willing to assist us in need.

Incredibly long lines no Matter what time of day! Hey…read moreManagers- stop making employees push credit cards when there is a line all the way back to the jewelry department!!!

Located in the Philadelphia premium outlet mall, closer to the parking lot P. They have good…read moreclothing line up for men's, women's and kids. So you can shop for the entire family. The customer service is very good in this outlet on a Memorial Day weekend. The check-out lanes are fast compared to others . The price seems to be moderate, in my opinion. The store is maintained well and clean. The staff is helpful and friendly. If you have a rewards account with them, you will get a percentage discount, or you can also use the VIP membership from Simon. I always like this place. It's well maintained and the fitting rooms are clean. Good place to shop for clothing . The ambiance of the place is good, and the collection of clothing is always fresh. They do have some clearance section.

Love it here. Lots of cute things and a surprising amount of beauty, skin care, and home decor…read morethings that I really wanted to get. Plenty of candy and gags. No complaints just bad music lol. Overall a good stock of product definitely geared for the tween crowd but I was happy as a 20 something.

I don't visit this store enough... just spent over $50 on a bunch of great $5 deals. I go to…read moreGateway all the time but rarely have extra time to stop in here. Since it's a variety/discount store, with come-and-go stock, it's not like you can really plan ahead seeking a specific item. They have a website with many of their products but not all, and again, they come and go like in the store. Anyway, Five Below is the kind of place to stop and browse. You will be rewarded for your time, I know I am. I never leave without buying something. This time? Exercise balls of quality almost as good as the $25 one I already have = Good deal! They have various sizes (55cm, 65cm, 75cm) for $5 each. Also the foot pump (much better than the hand pump that came with my more expensive one) is $4. There were a number of other fitness gadgets and fitness accessories for good deals (decent enough quality). See my photos, I tried to get a good representation of the stock. Sports balls were $5 each, for decent enough quality. Spalding, Franklin and Rawlings brands. Not top-of-the-line, but decent enough. The Spalding basketballs were half the price of Amazon. One novelty glow in the dark football was 1/5th the Amazon price. Rawlings baseballs in 2-pack and single softballs were cheaper than other options when I googled them, and so on. Then of course all the typical seasonal items, like flip flops, beach mats, towels, tees, etc. were chic for this season, with a lot of cute options, but you have to watch quality on the garment and shoe items. Some are worth it, some aren't. They also had local sports team logo items for Phillies and Flyers. Again, not top quality, but some items were cute. The mugs were neat, and the Phillies mini b-ball hoop to hang on a door, was a neat item. Odd that it was Phillies on the basketball hoop, but the diehard Phillies phan would definitely want it. The manager, Deb, was really nice when I asked about inventory on one item, and the young man at the register was very polite and helpful. Always a good experience in this store. As I said, I have to check them out more often!

I love this place for gently used children's clothing and gear. The owner Reed is so nice and…read morehelpful. I also think she carries a lot of good quality items that is worth what she prices them at.

I will preface this review by saying I am a difficult convert to thrift stores for clothing…read more(excepting rare vtg fashion), and even moreso when it comes to clothing or gear for my baby. But I admire people who can make use of thrifting for clothes, especially if they are saving money over what they'd pay elsewhere (I love saving money)!!! I bought all of our baby gear + 0-6m clothes new b/c I was paranoid of germs. That said, once 6m hit, my son went into a growth spurt that lasted 2 months, and grew him into 2T clothes! That was when I decided second hand was not such a bad thing. (I could not even get things through the wash before he grew out of them.) Until today, I'd never shopped at a kids' thrift store, I bought items a la carte on ebay (REI, LLBean, Carter's PJ's, etc). So I ended up at As They Grow in Berwyn b/c I called ahead about a second hand convertible tricycle/stroller. They had a Kettler model for $50 ($170 new). There are a ton of these ride-ons on the market, and my son is only 9mos, so I had been eyeing a version made for younger babies. The As They Grow proprietress (she didn't give her name) encouraged me to visit and take a look, in case it might work. Great. When we got to the store, the Kettler trike was right out front. There was more wear to it than I was expecting for $50 at a thrift shop. (Percent off retail is great for sales on new items, but it doesn't apply to the world of used. Garage sale prices apply.) Still, we took a look, discussed it as optimistically as we could, but it just did not seem safe for our son. The proprietress then came out to join us, and she agreed, he is too young. I decided to take a look inside since we made the trip. If you like high-end Nordy names for kids clothes (Mini Boden, Tea Collection, etc.) and filler with more middling preppy standards (Baby Gap, Polo, etc.) this is the place. Girls on the right, boys on the left. Clothes on racks, shoes lined along the wall on the floor. Tons of fancy preppy clothing in loud ginghams, rugby stripes, florals, etc. Bold bright prints, that will make cute photos, but are so noticeable, that your kid can't really wear them more than once or twice, b/c the statement is so memorable. I did not spend hours picking through everything, but I easily got a feel for the vibe, which was Derby race attire. Lilly and V. Vines galore! And don't take me for a knocker of these styles; I have plenty of V. Vines, and Lilly dresses (I sold half on ebay and still have a dozen of 'em), but I can't wear that stuff all the time. My son is crawling, and wants to get dirty, and I want to allow that growth to happen for him. I need practical, durable clothes for him, in dark or earthy colors (like the REI and LLBean mentioned above). I didn't see those labels here. They could exist in other seasons, or perhaps as consignments come in, but again, the vibe, was Devon Horse Show, not walk in the park. So for me, it was a wasted trip. I'd call these "vacation clothes," or "dress up clothes," or "family photo clothes," but not "everyday clothes." I attend storytime at Radnor Library every week, and none of the other babies wear these kinds of clothes on the daily either. Just providing my input for other shoppers, who will have varying needs. As They Grow was running a 50% off sale on all tags of certain colors (orange and green this time), so they work to move inventory by consignment age. However, the prices for used clothing were high. I saw some cute Janie & Jack boys' loafers, but the price was $20 used (and used looking)! I searched these on ebay and they're $8 there, in better condition (plus shipping, but that is a wash with my gas and time to lug a baby to the store). A no name brand was $7 for boys' pull-on print shorts. I can get these items brand new on sale for the same price (and this year's latest inventory). I can get them on ebay for half the price with shipping. I also have to say, when I visited in my "uniform" of yoga pants and VS tee, I was looked up and down. (I wear this outfit everywhere else I make Yelp reviews, and I never before noted that I've been looked up and down, except Devon WF.) I felt like I should have been dressed to the nines to visit a thrift store. Excuse me. I don't think the woman meant anything by it, and it is probably just her nature, but in a retail setting, toward a customer, it's not appropriate. I've shopped plenty of thrift stores for vintage furniture and home goods. I have donated tons to local thrift stores, as well. People at Bryn Mawr Hosp Thrift are super gracious and sweet, on the shopper end as well as the donor end. That is the kind of attitude that welcomes me back. It's a shame that I did not have a better experience at this place because I was on the fence about trying a local kid/baby thrift store, and this visit sent me right back to ebay, where I just bought my brand new Joovy Tricycoo for only $15 more than the used Kettler.

This is a great little store that often has great (big) sales. If you follow them on Facebook…read moreyou'll know when they are. I always come here before traveling on business as an excuse to buy myself a new work dress. In the past few years I've had meetings in Miami, Atlanta and Africa...AND I've managed to find something here to fit in in each of those environments. Don't write them off as a Preppy Main Line boutique that only caters to people with money - like that scene in Pretty Woman where no one wants to help Julia Roberts (SOME of the other stores close by have made me feel that way) . Even though I only hit up Skirtin' Around during their 50% off sales the women who work here are always super duper kind and helpful and make shopping fun.

I always find what I'm looking for when it comes to my crochet projects. The pictures I uploaded…read moreare from supplies I purchased from Michaels. I used a pattern from a magazine I collected over 10 years ago. The pattern or the poncho was from yarnspirations I believe. I decided to make the poncho two-toned to really match the dress. Go MICHAELS!!

I was working on a project and needed some specialty items and couldn't find it any arts and crafts…read morestores near me. I found this store and looked it up, and they had the peacock feathers in stock. That's how I got here. This store is located in Main Street at Exton next to Old Navy and Burlington coat factory. The parking lot is shared and plenty. As you enter the store, you pick up a cart, and you will see how well the store is maintained and stocked. Things are arranged well, and aisles are clearly marked. The staff was friendly and answered my questions with patience and even walked with me to locate the items I needed. I also installed their app and found coupons and used it for purchase and provides great value to the shop.

This is the first boutique I have ever shopped at regularly. Partly because of their carefully…read morecurated cute selection, partly because of their very affordable prices, and partly to support local business. I have gotten so many compliments on clothing that I've purchased here. The owner and the other people who work there are very lovely people and it's a really pleasant shopping experience.