I had time to kill, so I drove up to my nearest Goodwill. I am a crafter, so I looked through all…read moreof the household items. Though, I did not find anything I needed. The was a lot of glassware that looked really nice. I found an attractive china bowl. I like looking at antique furniture, but the furniture was lacking, unless I wanted to buy an ugly table from the 1970s.

I'm giving this good will a 1 rating due to how dirty it is. This is a big store that seems to be a…read morebit unorganized. Items in the home goods section seem to be thrown on shelves and you have to dig through the items to look at it. Clothes are supposed to be separated by size but it doesn't seem like that's always true. Major issues: 1. Bathroom was beyond dirty and a possible health hazard in my opinion as a medical worker. How is there poop splattered down the seat and what appears to be on the wall- DRIED UP- what looks like for weeks! The bathroom is just SO DIRTY you can zoom in on the pics I've attached. I even attempted to go into the men's bathroom with was just as gross!!! No toilet paper in the woman's so I stole a roll from the men's. Unfortunate for me, I had to go bad enough to hover over top the toilet and use it. I was wondering if people only come in to use the restroom because it appears people would come in, use it, and leave. 2. This location has a lot of weird people shopping here. I've shopped at Goodwills in some sketchy neighborhoods but this one, wow. The people are beyond stalker-ish and predatory. I was looking at women's clothes, work out pants and then dresses. There was one older man in particular that kept going up and down the women's aisle looking at the clothes but in a weird way. Like if myself or a female was looking, he would walk down and look at clothes close to where I was (or another female). Then when I moved on because I felt weird he would also move on and eventually back where I was. My son who is an older teen told me in the car that a few older men were following him around the store and being weird around him. That's when I told him my story. We also felt these men were hovering around small children whose parents weren't looking after them. It was so off putting and weird that I felt like I had to keep an eye on the kids in case these men were going to do something. Overall, a bad experience at this store and thankfully we don't live locally so we won't be returning.

Many many temptations when shopping here and I am always amazed at the quality and price of goods.read more

I LOVE this place! I never walk out empty handed and neither do all the friends I bring there. I…read morehave lots of amazing g things from here!

I found this place on yelp. This place has a big parking lot the store is huge. They had great…read morefurniture here for great prices. This store is very organized. I was able to find a few things here. The prices were very reasonable. I was able to leave with a few things. This is one of the better thrift stores in the area.

I was in the store recently and couldn't get over the high prices! YIKES! I'm pretty this is second…read morehand items but they're selling for regular store prices. Smh... Yes, it's spacious and has parking but that doesn't make up for the prices. Just because people donate "name brand" items doesn't mean you have to sell them at those prices. Something still had a store tag of $69.99 and I was told that it was 50% of that price. WHAT?!! Make it make sense! $17.99 for some second hand boots is ridiculous! The young lady at the register was nice. :-)

Such a great antique store!…read more Its a little on the smaller side but the have a lot to choose from! One of my bests base gotten so many great items here and their prices are very reasonable. The people in there are so nice as well!! I was so excited because they had Milk Glass Vases which I had been hunting for all day and the prices were not bad at all!!

From the owner: The Willow Tree is a multi dealer antique shop located in a quaint old house just 3 miles south of…read moreWilmington, DE and easily reached by I-95. We have furniture, primitives, glassware, jewelry, linens, pottery and much more! The hours are Monday thru Saturday, 11-5 and Sunday 12-5. Stop by and see all of the other great deals at the Willow Tree! See you soon.

Awesome antique/thrift store in Oxford! Best way to describe it is a treasure labyrinth. They have…read moremany rooms across 2 floors with a little of everything you can imagine. Furniture, dinnerware, music, movies, clocks, books, paintings clothes, tools, etc. If you're in the area or passing through it's worth a stop in just to explore the store.

I love me a good thrift store so while visiting a friend in Oxford recently she took me to the only…read moreone in town; Oxford Odds and Ends. A unique thrift/antique co-op consisting of little rooms that seems to go on forever and ever. Each room represented a different vendor. Prices at some were very low, others a little higher, but overall still very affordable. While some focused on vintage furniture pieces, others focused on kids clothes. They truly had something for everyone; there was even a "shop" from an extreme couponer! For me I like the thrill of the hunt, and although I didn't buy anything this visit it didn't disappoint. There's lots of nooks and crannies to explore and so much variety you'll never know what you might find. The staff was friendly and pretty much left you alone to explore but were there if you needed them. Parking is on the street and metered, but the town is so small we were able to park right out front. While I wouldn't drive the distance from my home in Lancaster Co just to shop here, I'll definitely stop again when I'm in the area visiting. Worth noting: Some of the areas are tight - so don't bring a large purse, best to leave the kids at home due to breakables at their eye level, not stroller friendly, and there are steps - trust me you'll want to explore upstairs!

My sister and I checked this place out today for the first time and had a blast. The ladies at the…read morefront desk were some of the kindest and inviting people I've ever met. They made us feel so comfortable and welcomed here. Furthermore, this place was never ending. We could have been here for HOURS. There was so much to look at and sooo many cute little things. I highly recommend going here to kill some time (keep in mind you may be here longer than you think)! This place is huge and had soooo many cool finds!!

It's your standard vintage store but they have a nice selection, the layout is interesting with…read morevarious rooms laid out efficiently, and the staff are super nice! If you like these types of stores this is a cool place to stop in and walk around.

I used to like going here. However, a lot of the vendors are priced way too high. This is called a…read moreflea market, but this has higher than antique store prices in many cases. A lot of these vendors have their own little museums going. It's a shame because this could be a really great spot. I only go once every 4-6 weeks because the turnover of inventory is not what it should be. A lot of things sit collecting dust because the prices are outrageous. When this was a bigger space, there was at least a larger variety of vendors who would be willing to negotiate. Hoping when they move to a bigger space that things will change over and prices will be a little more reasonable.

My focal point are the flea markets I've been to out of state. The reality is, the more vendors…read morecongregating under one roof, the better the likelihood of finding stuff you want to buy. Nothing piqued my interest in Berwyn. While all the booths are occupied, the market isn't particularly big. All told, we may have spent a half hour checking out the vendors. With that said, I'll likely return because I'm a fan of two other businesses in this strip mall! Plus, like any antique mall, it's hit or miss with what's on the floor.

This store is very cute with friendly staff and good prices. The store offers a variety of…read moredifferent types of items including antiques

This is by far the most amazing vintage/thrift store I've been to. Everything is in amazing…read morecondition, everything is priced well, and the people are so kind. I got 5 items for $50, including a nice purse, a basket, 2 vintage candle holders, and a mug! Just love it here!!

Been coming here for a number of years because I love the class, elegance, quality and design of…read moreolder glass, silverware and crystal. There is something special about owning pieces that have a history behind them. One of my favorite things to purchase here is flower vases at very reasonable prices ( almost a steal) which I fill with flowers and gift to Friends. And I do the same with decorative glassware. I always find something here for a fraction of the price I would find on the mainline. The women who work here have always been very special people dedicated to the charity this thrift shop supports.

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.

I do not recommend going here. Thrift and Thrive has lost my business after 10+ years…read more As previously stated, I have been a customer for over ten years. I have been a customer at this store since it was called Nana's Attic. Today I was there, looking for furniture. The selection was a bit overpriced for the quality. Suddenly, I needed to use the restroom. The woman working informed me that they did not have a public restroom and that I could go to the Dollar Tree next door. The Dollar Tree did not have a usable restroom. I returned to thrift and thrive because, quite frankly, I was literally about to pee myself. I begged to use the employee bathroom. The employees lied to my face and said that there was no bathroom in the entire store. Yeah right, if that's true, then that's a worker's rights violation, and they would not be in business. I explained that I was having an emergency and they did not care. It really stinks to be a loyal patron of a store, then to be treated so poorly in return. Particularly during a vulnerable moment. There are plenty of better thrift stores in the area with better prices AND customer bathrooms. It's a shame that a store that has such a great mission doesn't provide a great shopping experience.