I went to York county food Bank to get food the stuff there was great and usually they're pretty…read moregood they give you a lot of food, but food doesn't count as food if it's expired to the point of not being edible they really need to check their expiration dates before giving rotten food to be needy my wife and I are both feeling terrible after eating something we got from them that was A WEEK EXPIRED!!! AND WE WENT THROUGH WHAT WE GOT AND HAD TO THROW HALF OF IT AWAY BECAUSE IT WAS INEDIBLE

I love the YCFB! I've been volunteering here since I was about 12 years old! Staff is friendly…read moreand it really helps the time pass quickly when everyone is having fun. It's not in the nicest neighborhood but at the same time, it seems to be central to where the most need is.

I've been to this store a few times since 2014 when I discovered it visiting a friend who lived…read moredown the street. The area is a little spotty so I wouldn't advise going at night. Yesterday there was a crew of what I presume is people fulfilling their probation community service hours waiting outside for a ride after their shift at Goodwill. Smoking, cursing, and looking the part of a prison work gang. It was very intimidating to walk past. I'm torn between 2 and 3 stars for this location, settling on 2.5 stars if I could for a number of reasons. First the positives: This location is very small and probably for that reason (or the location) is never crowded. The staff has always been super friendly and will go above and beyond to assist you. I've been there twice around Halloween and can say that their costume selection is exceptional - both new and used, kids and adults, although this visit I saw some that I felt were overpriced. Now the negatives: Being small has its disadvantages, lack of selection in certain departments. Ladies seems a little weak in style and amount of inventory. The place is a mess! I mean stuff on the floor, housewares buried on top of each other, items falling off hangers.... mess. The back is a clusterf*&$ of larger items that are more suited for the dumpster than the sales floor. The quality of some items is very poor. Like obviously flawed donations that shouldn't have ever made it to the sales floor. Probably a good percentage are not sell-able. Dressers covered in stickers and missing drawers, backpacks with huge tears, shoes that are excessively worn, white pants with a large coffee spill stain down the leg...these are some of the examples of items I saw yesterday. I feel that if it's donated, regardless of condition, that it'll end up at this location for sale. Organization, especially children's shoes and housewares, could be greatly improved. Children's shoes are thrown on top of the racks and to find a match you need to check the other racks because they aren't always together. Goodwill in general is higher priced and doesn't take quality into account when pricing. Worth a stop if you love to thrift, are in the area, and it's daylight. But otherwise head across Route 30, there's a bigger and better location waiting for you about a half mile away.

I didn't stay too long at this store as I didn't feel too comfortable in the surrounding area. From…read morewhat I saw, the prices were fair, but the store could use better organization. A lot of the furniture in the back room seemed to be fairly priced, but I wish they weren't all thrown on top of each other and hard to get a good look at. I also wish the book selection was a bit broader, or at least better maintained. I saw a lot of aisles with items thrown on the ground and not picked up. This reflects poorly on the clientele, but it also shows the store isn't quick to clean up. There is another Goodwill right down the road which is much cleaner and a little larger - that's the one I go to now in York.

Super fun visit for Smithsonian Museum Day. regular admission is 15.00 for adults. huge amount of…read morehistory about York in print, film and period aretefacts. Large amounts of locally made organs, furnature, clocks, chests etc. Two floors of galleries, great for families.

Went for my free visit today. You can't beat that price. However, it would be worth the price of…read moreadmission. I never realized how much there is to see at this museum. I thought it was a room or two of displays. Was I pleasantly surprised. there was room-after-room of displays highlighting York's contributions to the world. Truly amazing. This is definitely a hidden gem. I was in a hurry, so i didn't get to fully take in all it had to offer, but I will be back.

This is a private men's club, membership by invitation only. Members can only have one guest and…read morewomen can't come in until after 5pm. More for the 50+ crowd. Prices are outstanding. Friendly staff.

Prices are much lower than other thrift stores .. cleaner .. more organized.. nicer employees..read more

We always find great deals here! My first stop shop when…read morelooking for secondhand books! They are stupid cheap here! I got 12 books, plus like 9 movies, and shorts for like $50.

I wouldn't recommend working here. It took me a long time to decide to write this but I hope it…read morehelps the next person. Management is cruel and unfair is an understatement. They make you go along with decisions that you know are not right. They feel someway about a client and nothing changes that. I watched a client get terminated from services by no fault of their own. yet it was made to appear that way due to an opinion of the client. I truly hope justice prevails and the client doesnt give up. They set some up for failure and I felt helpless. I only was there for a couple weeks to shadow a employee and would never recommend it to anyone. I hope it's just this location and not everywhere. I may get backlash about this but at least I know I'm doing the right thing.

Site is lovely and staff is easy to work with and respectful of family's needs and privacy. Bill…read moreWhitaker and Lisa were helpful throughout the process of handling my brother's cremains, in spite of changes due to a severe snowstorm. Very kind people.

This was a first for me, I was a little apprehensive when I first saw the advertisement for the…read morefree historic tour, but I am 100% happy I went on it. Learned about a lot of famous people and I love the Victorian cemetery and all the detailed architecture. Prospect Hill Cemetery in York, Pennsylvania is a historic cemetery that was documented by the Historic American Landscapes Survey. Founded in 1849, is the final resting place for soldiers from every American war. Two Medal of Honor recipients from the Civil War are buried on the premises. historic graves including those of Declaration of Independence signer Philip Livingston, Civil War Union Corps Commander William Buell Franklin, and Civil War industrialist Arthur Briggs Farquhar. They do accept donations at the end of the tour https://prospecthill.org