My go to for re-sale! Love them. They take their time to go through your items that you bring in…read more They greet everyone who comes in. They share stories, talk about your items and really give you a fair price when they buy. They have terrific taste with a great variety. As compared to other places around the various neighborhoods in the east (not mentioning any names...that begin with an A), they are head and shoulders above! They have terrific hours as well. Definitely will be back to buy and sell!

Stopped in today while in the city for business. The shop isn't very big but it organized and…read morepriced fair. I bought a Curry jersey, my family said leave it to me to find his jersey while in Pittsburgh! I also found a cute Zara cap sleeve top. There was a couple shopping the same time I was. It's worth checking this place out. There are a few other thrift stores within walking distance so that was good since taking a Lyft from the hotel was $15 each way.

I just had to write this review because I stopped at this store to get Halloween costumes and/or…read moreclothes for a costume and I was floored. I don't go to resale shops regularly but now I'm a big fan. I got a designer purse, sweaters where the tags were still on, stuff for my husband, etc. and oh yeah, costume stuff! The girl there, Mia, helped me a lot and seemed to know in her head what was all in the store. That is RARE these days! So just have to take the time to give credit where credit is due!

I can't believe I went to Avalon so often when this place was down the way…read more This place is a gem! It's cramped, but the prices are so good and cheap! There were lots of clothes I wanted to try on in the women's section. There were also lots of children's and men's clothes. They had a whole section for Pittsburgh sports teams! There is one dressing room in the back that I used to try stuff on. The woman that worked there was so nice! I paid with a credit card up front. Parking is on the street, but it is pay to park.

It's such a nice little thrift store! I was surprised by the variety for selection and was happy…read morewith the fair prices.

Such a nice little store! The prices are by item type, so you know how much something will cost…read morebased on if it's a shirt, dress, jeans, etc. They have quite a bit of stuff in a small space. It's not huge, but their selection is good and the items seem to be good quality and things that people would actually want to wear. I bought two cute dresses there. They do have a designated section for Pitt merchandise, but it was pretty sparse. If that's what you're looking for you might need to keep checking back in. But for a cute, well-organized general thrift store, Thriftsburgh is definitely a place to stop by.

Great thrifting option. Tons of unusual clothing, household items, furniture, vintage etc.etc…read more exceptionally friendly and helpful honors / proprietor.

This appearance of this shop is deceptive -- it is huge inside. There was a great variety and…read moreplenty of glassware. I found a Westmoreland bird on a nest that I had been looking for there and at a very reasonable price. I could have filled my car with finds.

Visited this shop for the first time this past weekend. The space was much larger than I would've…read moreguessed from the street. The rows and aisles go back far and all of the shelves and floors are covered with merchandise. There are some spots where the walking is tight, but it's mostly easy to navigate around. They have a wide variety of items from marbles, to furniture, bottles, clocks, and purses. I think most collectors or individuals just interested in antiques would find a few things to pique their interest here. The staff were friendly and greeted us upon entry and exit. They had a few bathrooms scattered around with a unisex one right when you walk in. The bathroom was clean-ish and had soap and paper towels. The prices seemed fair, in most cases. I saw an identical purse here for $40 that was $50 at another location down the road.

Excellent consignment store run by folks who take customer service seriously. The owner and…read moreemployees are very experienced treat customers like the valued people they are. Friendly and welcome addition to the South Hills.

This house/store doesn't look like too much from the outside, but the inside is full of room after…read moreroom after cubby hole of vintage wares for sale. We spent a good bit of time browsing through each level and aisle, but unfortunately they didn't have anything that we were looking for. Some of the prices seemed a little high, but others were definitely fair. The woman behind the counter was friendly and gave us a brief overview of the layout when we entered and noted it was our first visit. The parking lot is small and right next to a semi busy street. So, proceed with caution when backing out.

A wonderful selection!…read more The village of Atlasburg is amazing! For a tiny place, there are any number of cool spots. First, always, is Bert's Footlong Hot Dogs. A classic, cash only business that's been there since before I was born. Then the Mennonite market, which has a name, but I can't remember it. Best selection of deli meats and cheeses available. Also everything for baking. They make a mean ham salad, too. And now, the latest arrival is Vintage Farm Antiques. They have a very wide selection of antiques, which now includes my childhood toys!!! The only negative is the pricing. I am a bargain hunter, and I would rather not over pay for unnecessaries.

Clever usages of space, meticulously layout with ample signage, and very amicable staff!…read more Driving past Riverview Antique N Marketplace is very unassuming, but yeah... hidden gems are hidden. Parking is behind the building so you won't even see if it is busy! As soon as I entered, the front desk staff came out to greet me and see if I could use any assistance, but as most antique shoppers - I just wanted to browse. As you navigate each room and doorway, the passageways are clear and well marked with arrows and clever messages to help you know where to go. Every nook and cranny is utilized and the vibe through each area makes the entire experience fun with different music greeting you in every new area. Heading upstairs, the stairwell may just have one of the best murals of downtown Pittsburgh that I've ever seen. Upstairs has a lot less rooms, but one had a massage table setup (probably smart to have vendor areas even used for small services too) The selection is stunning and well distributed throughout. I'm on the hunt for sports memorabilia and bobbleheads - which was unfortunately light. I did end up buying four glasses from a local restaurant - Eat N Park - and the price was very reasonable.

My dad and I enjoyed walking through Riverview Antiques. They have a variety of antiques and…read morevintage items for sale that span music memorabilia to beer signage and furniture, holiday decor, and everything in between. I saw several items that were very tempting, but I'm short on space. The prices were fair, in my opinion, and I feel like the diversity of inventory makes this place a good stop for just about anyone. I don't believe that we spoke to anyone while shopping around, but there was someone at the front of the store that greeted us on the way in.