I went into the store looking for a couple things-- face paint and henna tattoo supplies. They…read moredon't have henna, but Elizabeth gave me a couple suggestions for other places I could look, which I thought was sweet. She also tried every possible way to get my gift card to work, though I think I used it all up and forgot to bend it in half like I usually do, so it definitely wasn't her fault. I did appreciate all the help, and I did end up getting what I needed.

I came in to buy citric acid for a project and saw online it was listed at $5.39. But in-store?…read moreThey had the nerve to charge $8.99 for a tiny 3.4 oz jar from Lorann Gourmet -- that's outrageous. Meanwhile, Walmart sells a 12 oz container for only $7.23. Do the math -- that's over 3x more product for less money. When I brought this up at the register, the employee straight-up told me they couldn't honor the online price. No apology, no effort to help, not even a 30% discount to meet me halfway. Just a cold, "Sorry, we can't do that." Needless to say, I won't be shopping here again. I'll be ordering my ingredients online or going somewhere that values customers -- like Hobby Lobby, where I actually feel appreciated. This place lost my business over a $3 difference and a lack of basic customer care. Do better.

My husband and I have shopped there maybe 3 times in the last month or so. Our last visit resulted…read morein the woman charging us $4.99 twice for the same item. He paid CASH. Once we saw this on the receipt he immediately went back in. The refused to give him a refund, only a store credit as this is their policy! So today we go back with the credit slip and make a similar priced purchase. I put my items on the counter which the woman grabbed and scanned right away, while I dug out my credit slip. She got angry when she saw it, saying loudly 'You should have given this to me first! Not I have to call for help!' To which I loudly replied 'I didn't know!'. Once a manager appeared she started in on the manager that I didn't give it to her first. I again said loudly I didn't know! The manager seemed to brush me and the old bag off while doing whatever she needed to do to use the store credit slip. If she doesn't like her job or people she needs to get another job. I won't be talked to like that. No more shopping there, I'll stick to Jubilee and the Re-U-zit store. Their prices are cheaper too, with better quality.

Sue, Lu, Ruth are just a few of the people who come to mind that are most helpful. People don't…read morework Just for money, and it's so heartwarming that these people truly believe in what they're doing. There are some great finds here -maybe due to the generousity of the surrounding community. The place inspires you to give to others.

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!

I have been to this location 3 times. All 3 times was met with being told my order would not be…read morefulfilled. One of the other times I came in to switch my payment method and they deleted my whole order and didn't honor the mistake and replace my order. There has been different workers and management for all 3 times and nothing has changed. I came in to get a pre-order item for an online order. Online it was stated that all orders local or online would need to visit any branch to get the pre-order item. While supplies last (first come 1st served) but was told that GameStop policy is that all local orders must be fulfilled first before any other orders. This is not true that is a local loyalty service that management does for repeat customers. It is not GameStop policy! GameStop is a horrible company with terrible policy and practices when it comes to buying and selling. But once in a blue moon they get a good pre-order and we got to get the order in.

don't listen to what anybody says about the store. They are under new management and their staff is…read morenow amazing and attentive. I go to GameStop, probably around two times a week to grab one thing or another being a live streamer, and they are always friendly and overall chill. ~TJay

I always find really good things at this community aid location. It's always very clean. The staff…read moreis very helpful and I always leave finding exactly what I needed and more.

This isn't my favorite community aid in the area - the staff at the Harrisburg store are friendlier…read moreand it's easier to find parking there. With that said, this is one of my favorite thrift store chains in the state. I miss when they did $1 clearance tags and hate that the store is constantly being shifted around (please bring back the plus size section!!) but the deals are good. I go on Mondays since I'm a healthcare worker, Wednesdays when it's 50% off most tags for everyone, and on Thursdays since I'm a student. Tuesday there is a discount for seniors. I've found lululemon and other brand name clothes, home decor, and kitchen items here.

Coffee maker purchase in July. Stopped working in December. Store states I cannot return since over…read more60 days. Had coffee maker for 5 months. Told to call manufacture. Just a recording, no live person to speak with. Out of a coffee maker. POOR service!! Will not shop at BBB again.

I went in this store to buy a kitchen mat and found one marked $50.00. When it was rung up at the…read moreregister it was $70.00. Talked to manager and he I could get it for $50.00 but could not using my 20% coupon. I did not buy mat.

As someone whose life mission is to buy secondhand and always score the best deal I can't believe I…read moredidn't know about these sales sooner. How it works: JBF rents huge spaces - indoor arenas, etc for a few days and move around to different locations for a themed shopping event. In the case of JBF they cater to all things children's and I mean EVERYTHING! Consignors (moms and dads, etc) register, prelabel, hang, and bring the items they want to sell to the sales floor a few days before the public sale. As a SELLER you price your items and do a lot of prep work and JBF get a cut of what is sold. While it does seem like a hassle, those I know that have done this usually are very organized moms to begin with and "prep" for these sales year round. As a SELLER you can reduce the percentage the company takes by working the sale, etc. You also get some advantage as a BUYER and can shop before the general public. As a BUYER you walk into a MECCA of all things children and babies, all organized methodically; bath toys, girls toys, boys toys, clothing by sex and size, etc. Chances are if it was manufactured for children you will find it here. It truly is one stop shopping. Of course since everyone prices their own items there is a huge variance in price range but for the most part it's cheaper than traditional consignment shops but more than a yard sale. Many times you will find duplicates of items (for example Little People playsets) so you can pick the one with the lowest price tag. While some days you pay admission as a BUYER, there's ways around that and you would be wise to check out their website and preregister so you get the specials. I got free tickets online just for registering on their website. Another comparable sale is the Weeusables sales which is the first one of its kind that I ever attended and I will admit a much better run and organized event. Weeusable not only had a bigger space with a better organizational set up, but customer service and quality of items were top notch. At the JBF sales I literally spent 8 minutes looking at toys and the remainder of my hour long lunch break in the check-out line. There were only 6 cashiers where at Weeusables there's 20+. I also didn't see any sales help on the floor and larger items were definitely not as plentiful. Tables were piled high instead of the merchandise being spread out. While this is a sale I will probably go to again, given the proximity to my work and home, I would NEVER pay to be a buyer here or anywhere and do prefer the Weeusable event for quality, selection, ease of buying, and customer service over this one. Still worth a visit though. These sales are huge and depending on when you go very crowded. PLAN AHEAD. Check specials and hours online. Plan enough time to go thru everything. Come with a list. Be prepared to pay with cash on the last few days. And while children are allowed and welcomed it's always best to leave them at home.

I can't take pictures because I bought items for Christmas presents, but I sooooo wish I could show…read moreyou all how adorable this store is! And the staff! The sweetest people!!! Fair trade, environmentally friendly, supporting artisans. It's beautiful, brightly lit, and full of beautiful pieces at affordable prices you won't be able leave without purchasing something or three somethings ;) It's directly off the highway and there's a Cracker Barrel nearby so as you travel around Central PA plan to make a stop.

This is my go-to gift shop- especially good for hostess gifts and really special birthday gifts,…read moreeverything from kitchen supplies, foods, and spices to clothing, jewelry, you name it. I can never walk out without purchasing something special.