Spring, Mother's Day, and Graduation ideas abound at Home Goods…read more Lots of pots for houseplants/gardening, and faux flowers for patios/backyard. I stopped in to restock my supply of paper goods, including guest towels, cocktail & dinner napkins, and disposable plates. Home Goods always has a wide selection. The Home Goods staff here is always friendly and helpful. I did check out the greatly reduced clearance section, but didn't see anything I wanted or needed. You can expect great value and an affordable selection at Home Goods.

Clean, organized by color and styles, cute store, good prices, always leave with a lot of stuff on…read moreaccident.

I really enjoy the unique variety of items when I come to this store. I found exactly what I am…read morelooking for without the assistance of an employee, though, I see employees regularly as I wander around. I appreciate the large aisles that invite perusing and allow access for those in wheelchairs or motorized shopping carts. Now for value: this is where I think they lose a star. There are A LOT of Clearance shelves but when I looked at the prices they seemed regular price to me. $8.99 for a basic tray? Seems high but maybe not. Could be a designer tray. For example, I came in for a Disney spoon rest. The Disney name always carries a higher price tag, but my ceramic spoon rest is only $9.99. It's also ceramic versus plastic or rubber which would be less expensive material. So look at what you're getting for your dollars and shop away. For most things, you're getting value for your money. I read previous reviews before shopping. I did not look at the furniture so this review does not include the furniture.

Christmas trees/products 75% off. And onto the next holiday/season: Valentine's Day, Easter, and…read moreSpring. There's always staff around to assist if necessary.

I've driven by Treasures from Home for years and always noticed the clothing racks and little…read moredisplays outside. I'd constantly think, "one day I need to stop in," but never actually did until this past Saturday. And I'm so glad I finally went! This place is such a hidden gem. Outside alone, they had a $2 rack and a $1 bin, which immediately pulled me in. Once inside, it just kept getting better. There are so many "treasures from home" to browse name brand clothing, shoes, a whole purse room, and even handmade items. I loved that they have dressing rooms available, which makes it easy to actually try things on. The staff was really friendly, and the overall layout impressed me. There's a lot to look through, but it's not overcrowded you can comfortably walk around and take your time. I could easily see myself spending a couple of hours here just browsing. The prices are more than reasonable, and I liked that many items have tags with additional discounts. I was also pleasantly surprised by the size range they had a great plus-size selection, not just limited sizing like you sometimes see in resale shops. There's parking on the side of the building, and if that's full, there's additional street parking nearby, which makes it pretty convenient. I didn't end up purchasing anything this visit, but honestly, that just means I'll be back soon (and probably leaving with a lot next time!). Definitely worth stopping in if you've ever driven by and been curious like I was.

I haven't brought anything from have but I have been inside this store a few times. The staff has…read morealways been nice and the prices are reasonable. I am always impressed with their items ranging from luxury items to more everyday items. They store is clean and I want to shop here one day.

workers were extremely rude and short. I tried to tell them they had a stain on a pillow and they…read morewere short and snippy. a worker rolled her eyes at us while checking out and the man (Matt) checking us out was extremely rude and tossed our bag on the counter for us. I will think again before shopping here. disappointed with the service.

I was overdue to check out what's new at Red Door Consignment. Today is my first visit for 2026…read more I am never disappointed with my visits to Red Door because I delight in seeing beautiful furniture and treasures finding a new home. I love the curated and beautifully presented pieces shown. You may know the names like Waterford, Thomasville, Jasper, and Pennsylvania House all well made quality pieces. The Red Door married couple, along with their dog, are all very welcoming and helpful staff.

Consignment shops, unlike thrift shops, are more selective about the items they'll take. The end…read moreresult is better quality merchandise on sale and, at times, slightly higher prices than your typical thrift store because they split the proceeds 50-50 with the original owner. The Red Door Consignment Gallery has an amazing selection of product over its 3 floors, though one floor is geared more towards office furniture. It is a warehouse-like building that can be a lot of walking if you're one who has to explore every nook and cranny. The air circulation is managed with the help of large fans throughout. This was an important detail because, during our most recent visit, Hbg was experiencing one of its hottest days of the year. We were grateful for the fans, and would have appreciated an offer of bottled water too. The staff leave customers alone, but are happy to help or to answer questions if needed. They have a supply of tape measures that shoppers can borrow during their visit. They also provide moving services if needed. All in all we enjoy shopping here periodically, and may even look into having them sell some of our unused furniture.

Cute shop in the Linglestown square. Shabby chic antiques. Local artisans. Candles, wreathes,…read morefurniture, lavender and more.

"Twas the Night Before Christmas," and Williams-Sonoma is bustling with customers, last-minute…read moreshopping myself included. I have Christmas dinner for 9, but I only have eight chargers. I was able to find a complimentary charger that I can use later to set a vase of flowers on. Select Le Creuset colors and pieces on sale for 40% off.

We stopped in here because we are buying an espresso machine and we wanted to try the model that…read morewere interested in purchasing. The staff was very accommodating and helpful. Peg went out of her way to show us the machine how it works and gave us a personal review from a family member. I'm so excited to add this machine to our home and feel even more comfortable doing so after connecting with the Williams Sonoma team ! My husband can be very indecisive and sometimes meet a little more time to process big purchases, but the team definitely made him feel more secure that we're making the right choice!

I came to Gabe's wanting to see what their inventory of children's clothing was like. The store can…read morefeel a bit overwhelming, much like another store that shares similar colors in its name and is also a single syllable first name... perhaps even more overwhelming due to the stores large size. I found the children's clothing to be a bit disorganized in terms of finding various clothing sizes. Also, some of the name brands for children's clothing were lacking in certain areas. Overall it's a decent store with plenty of inventory in its other sections but I would not go out of my way to come here.

I am a Gabe's girly inside and out! This visit my husband got a bunch of stuff from the brand Up…read moreWest & I got an ICE MAKER! We just happened to be stopping in on my birthday and bam! There was an opal ice maker just waiting to come home with us. You never know what you will find here clothing, ice makers or bed sheets!

Target has an excellent focus on female-led businesses. Today I discovered Fishwife and Kloud…read more The Fishwife line offers tinned seafood, which includes many sources of Omega-3, such as salmon, tuna, trout, sardines, mussels, and mackerel. The Kloud brand, by one of the Kardashians' sisters, offers healthy protein snacks. I did get red coat assistance to locate Fishwife. And on sale for $5.99, normally at least $10

I only go here because it's easy to get in and out and it's by costco. The sales associates are…read morekind of rude. I asked this girl if she worked there and she was wearing denim shirt with a red shirt underneath but had a three tier cart. I didn't know if she was a customer trying to get around the cart or if she actually worked there. When i asked she literally rolled her eyes and looked at her shirt and said something along the lines of "what do you think?" it was under her breath and i heard her say "how can she be so stupid." I told her that i was sorry and asked where the yogurt was. SHe rolled her eyes again and just pointed and sighed. I again told her i was sorry and i honestly thought she was a customer. then she started being argumentative. She shouldn't be working at target if she doesn't want to help and ridicule her customers.