This store makes me nostalgic for 2005, cause, that's what it feels like inside. Many of the racks…read moreare jostled, bent up, yea, old looking. Inventory seems to be at a minimum, and most disturbing, customer service said they cannot see the invoice for the online purchase I was here to pick up (while also shopping). Yikes

I have to say that this is quite possible one of the most aesthetically pleasing Target stores I…read morehave seen. They built it to kind of blend into Lancaster. It feels homey and welcoming, almost like it feels like a farm building. My main reason for coming here was because I ended up running out of a necessity. I kind of figured that Target would have that and maybe more for me to browse through. I was on vacation and I really didn't need anything extra sitting in my vehicle. Inside the store was bright and appeared to be well stocked and organized. It made for finding items easy. I was truly floored here as I had been having a hard time finding one item anywhere I went. They happened to have it here and I ended up stocking up on it so that I wouldn't run out anytime soon. In fact. I still have some and it's been a few weeks.

I have been following cocoalico creek for years now and just finally got the chance to go ! It's…read morelocated - fairly - across the street from the Tanger outlets. It's not super easy to access and it doesn't face the street which makes it a bit hard to see. I do love - although I didn't try it myself - the coffee truck out front ! That's such a great touch. The space was large but not overwhelming. There were not really distinct "departments" but rather multiple stylized vignettes, each containing large groupings of the product to purchase. Overall I didn't think most of the prices were too bad, mostly just the furniture seemed expensive to me, but I haven't had to buy furniture myself so maybe it's a good price. This is definitely a fun place to browse, the smell was divine and the workers were also really nice, at leas whom we interacted with. I would love to go back especially when they have an event. I was happy to go on the last day of their clothing sale and I picked up a few pieces. If you like neutral homeware this place is a must!

Beautiful store with constant new items! A favorite for home decor and furniture! My family from…read moreout of state asks me to take them to Cocalico every time they come to visit. Definitely worth a trip!

Unless you want to get scammed or double charged at the registers BY LESLIE and no compensation…read moreoffered by KAYLA then I wouldn't recommend buying anything from here The cashiers type in the numbers and half the time don't even type them in right so you're getting overcharged.

I love Hobby Lobby and come to this location often. The selection is huge and they always have good…read moresales on most decor. I went in recently for Christmas and vase shopping and had to wait in a line to go in due to limited capacity but it wasn't a long wait at all. People are always coming and going from the store. Today the lines were super long, I felt bad for the employees and cashiers it was busy today but I didn't cross 1 rude employee despite how stressful it probably was. This location is much better than the other locations I've been to.

Can't imagine anything other than 5 stars! Wide variety, super clean, nice staff. Just a pleasant…read moreshopping experince. And the greenhouse - Excellent!

Most grocery items are overpriced. The comparison to Weis is significant. A couple examples are:…read morestrawberries are $5.99 at Stauffers and $3.99 at Weis. Swiss 2% milk is $3.19 at Stauffers and $2.89 at Weis. Folgers half caff coffee is $10.49 at Stauffers and $7.49 at Weis. I will admit that Stauffers has Weis beat when it comes to selection of seafood and produce. There is no "cash" self checkout at Stauffers, but they do have more "manned" checkout stations than Weis. It would be nice if they had a couple of "10 items or less" checkout stations. When they're busy you could stand in line a long time with 2or 3 items in order to pay cash.

Second time in this store, Pretty sure the last. No…read moreacknowledgment, No offer to help with anything. Smh

what a beautiful store with a wide selection of home decor and furniture! I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the superior customer service and smiling faces. Absolutely my new favorite store! 10/10!

I've passed this thrift store many times but never stopped in. It's right on the square and I…read moreassumed parking would be an issue so I never stopped. Recently I took a vacation day and was camping in the area and decided to check them out. Much to my surprise they have a private parking lot in the back. From the back entry there was a porch that had some free items that didn't meet their resale requirements. Inside was a vestibule with $1 clothing that had minor blemishes on. On the tags that I took the time to look at it was written what was wrong which I thought was nice. The deal of the day was ladies tops which were half off. Inside the shop I was greeted by two older ladies sitting at chairs chatting. The overall store is about the size of an efficiency apartment and is a very narrow space. The organization was done well and knick knacks were proudly displayed. There were probably about 8 customers in the tiny space, plus myself and the two clerks which felt like a crowd in such a narrow space. It was impossible to social distance. Ladies clothing and knick knacks dominated the store Children's clothing, toys, and housewares were very limited. While browsing the racks I did find several tops, all half off, as well as some jeans for $3. Prices were very reasonable. The dressing room is part of the bathroom, which seemed to also be a kitchen as it had a microwave in it, and also a toothbrush at the sink. Overall with the ladies sitting and talking at the entrance, to the personal items in the bathroom it felt like I was in someone's house. At that point I didn't know if this was a charity room thrift store, or just someone selling used, donated items for profit. However at the register they did have a sign showing how much money the store has donated to various charities over the years and it was impressive. When I told the cashier I can't believe there wasn't any Yelp reviews they had no idea what Yelp was! Probably not a regular stop for me during COVID due to the distancing aspect but worth checking out if you're not concerned.

They have a huge selection for everything you could need around the house and the staff is so…read morehelpful. Kim, the manager when we have visited the last couple of times is so nice and can tell you where anything in the store is as well as any of their new arrivals. Our most recent visit, she was quick to recommend some of the infused Olive Oils they had just received, that were delicious! The rest of the staff is very helpful as well and always willing to help out. I like it a lot more than our local T.M. that always seems to be empty!

This is one of those stores that I always am impressed with going in but never seem to remember…read more Somehow I have to program it into my brain when on the hunt for housewares because it's the equivalent of Home Goods only without the crowds. The products are always higher end, quality and luxury brands. Prices are very reasonable and the selection plentiful. They have many different departments; housewares, linens, small bath/beauty section, crafts, stationary, seasonal, luggage, fancier food items, small kids/baby section, rugs, furniture.....I think that about covers all. My favorite department hands down is home decor. Organization is pretty good but if you find something you like buy it cause you might not see it again. The staff has always been helpful and do a good job with their displays. There is never a crowd and I'm always able to secure a parking spot immediately at the door. If you go online you can sign up for their flyers and they usually have something featured that peaks my interest. A must go if you love to decorate as I do, on the cheap, but not compromise quality.

Overall I think this store is expensive, but I do patronize it from time to time…read more I once saw a picture of a frame on Pinterest and had to have it. The link led nowhere. Thru a Google image search I discovered the product originated from Bed, Bath, and Beyond (BBB). At that point I had no idea how old the image was. When I called the local store they were very helpful and were able to not only find the product, and it was on clearance, but also honor the coupon I had from a magazine for an additional 20% AND even put the item back till I could pick it up - score! This was my first BBB experience and my first trip ever to the store. As a fan of Shark Tank I like that they carry a lot of the products featured on the show. Although for a penny pitcher like myself I always check BBB's price (with consideration to the 20% coupon which are very easy to find in magazines, flyers, etc) against online retailers. Sometimes BBB are not the lowest price but often they are when you combine the coupon savings - another score! If you're shopping for a nursery and don't care about budget do come here. They have beautiful nursey furniture and accessories - the prettiest stuff I've seen anywhere. A mom to be can really go crazy in their baby department in general as it's quite impressive. My most recent experience involved shopping for the pad that goes to the Simply Fit board (another Shark Tank find). Online the cheapest was in the $12 range w/ free shipping. I called the store and they were $9.99 before the 20% savings and since they weren't in stock they shipped for free and gave me the savings even without ever seeing the coupon. I didn't need to do a thing other than call them. That's good customer service! This girl didn't want to venture out in single degree weather anyway! I will say however that that conversation was painful relaying my shipping information. As in the employee answering the phone either had a hearing problem or low iq. I had to spell and respell everything and constantly repeat myself. I'm not talking a word or two, I mean everything - even a common word like "street". She was very nice though so I was patient with her. In the end she still got it wrong, and I'm still waiting on my package, although it's only been a few days. I saw from the email confirmation that my name (a very common one no less) was completely butchered despite spelling it multiple times. Although friendly, accuracy is not her thing and girlfriend needs to instead stick to the sales floor. Other than that, saving money is my forte, so I'm chalking up the experience as a score.

Oh Boy, yet another strip mall complex on Route 30! Just what this area needs!…read more This BBB is in a smallish complex along with the usual strip suspects of Staples, Honey Baked Ham, Noodles & Company, Red Robin, Ross, The Christmas Tree Shop plus a few other hell holes. Two things about this place make it the same as any other BBB: -When you need someone to be at the registers to check out of course no one is there. This past Wednesday there was only one person who was at the customer service desk processing returns, answering the phone (longest phone greeting in history here with their "Happy Holidays-Thanks For Calling-Bed Bath and Beyond-Bye Bye Baby-Associate Name-How Can I Help You Or Direct Your Call-Pant-Pant-Fall Over From Being Out of Breath" greeting) and actually being a cashier. Tons of associates walking around the store seemingly doing nothing but no one could be bothered to be up front where it was constantly busy. The two people I dealt with were both friendly enough but do three people need to be in kitchen gadgets or do two people have to be standing around in scales? -.The store looks down right Seussian because there is crap EVERYWHERE. There is stuff in the aisles and on the floors. There is stuff on the walls and up against doors. There is one pile of cups that is probably ten feet tall and there are rows of cheese graters so high I couldn't see them all. That said, the store is ten times cleaner than my local BBB and if I lived closer I would rather visit this one than the location in Whitehall which is a study in claustrophobia with how much crap is rammed into that place. Of course the caveat with any BBB as John Pinette would remind you is to always bring your damn coupons. If you don't you're an idiot as prices here are obviously artificially inflated with the expectation of a coupon being used in every transaction.