Great selection of vintage clothes, I wish they were in Orlando, resonantly priced. Loved the $5…read morebin in the store. Staff was very friendly. Total thumbs up.

Wonderful addition to the city! Friendly and knowledgeable staff that were very helpful. I have…read morebeen to this store three times and have left with purchases all three times! highly recommend you checking it out!

You can find what some local stores sell on Facebook Marketplace. Funky Finds and Grinds is one…read moresuch store in Lemoyne, PA. My daughter purchased a stunning mid-century modern brass bar cart from Funky Finds and Grinds, which she found on Facebook Marketplace. My daughter called to show interest in seeing and purchasing the lovely bar cart. The owner held the item until her arrival, and of course, she was grateful when she saw how lovely it was. It pays to shop on Facebook Marketplace for quality pieces at great prices.

I miss Atomic Warehouse but this place is a smaller, easier to navigate very similar store. Found…read morethe coolest things. Great jewelry too!

Beautiful and fun shopping day. Lovely items and the beautiful Boho is a delight!!!!…read more If you want fun and unique, this is the place.

Ítem Item I purchased was perfect! Great resale shop! The owner was so nice to interact with.read more

I was told this was a hidden gem by some other folks downtown thrifting on a delightful Saturday…read moreafternoon. So we sauntered on down and it is super small and basically deals with curated clothing items which is fine but I want housewares and stuff. Prices can be on the higher side but the staff was super delightful and helpful.

From the owner: men's & women's vintage Clothing and accessoriesread more

I think this is the best thrift store in the area- so well organized and priced! I try to stop in…read moresemi regularly to check out what's new!

Just a all out nice little store with very reasonable prices and friendly employees / and the have…read moregood sales like 5 a bag

Are you downsizing, refreshing, or updating the look of your home? Remember the saying, "One man's…read moretrash is another man's treasure." You can schedule an online Salvation Army Thrift Store pick-up for clothing and furniture. Today, hubby and I donated a huge cherry Broyhill entertainment cabinet in excellent condition.

I wanted to do some thrifting on my trip back home to see if I could find any treasures. I had…read morelooked up ahead of time for thrift stores on my way home and wrote down which ones to stop at along the way. This was one of them. This was a stop along I-81 for me and I was hopeful. This sits in a nice plaza and was rather large on the inside. One of the biggest locations I have been in for a while. There was ample selection and if I had the time I would have spent all day browsing the shelves. I did come across one thing that caught my eye, but I didn't have the time to waste to see if it worked. I came across a VCR and was kind of stoked about it. I picked it up and was going to try and test it out, but there was no outlets around to even plug it in to see if it worked. When I looked on the back of the VCR it was nearly a relic. It was an older model that used RCA jacks, not even sure my tv has the hookups at that point. Finding nothing else of interest, I was on my way.

They are "NOT" Open on Mondays. They are in the midst of a…read more50% "moving" Sale going on as of 12/2/2019 They are moving to: Fairview Commons 110 Old York Rd. New Cumberland, PA 17070 call their # for further info......

I have consigned a few things. I like what she Carrie's in the store. I always see things I like…read more Consigning is a bit frustrating because she has limited times she takes consignments and I have shown up during those times when she wasn't accepting consignments. The phone number posted for the store isn't a valid number.

Like any other thrift store - you never know what you will find! Not a huge space but very well…read moreorganized. I just missed out on a MCM cabinet and floor lamp, but will be back. Great customer service, easy to find and had no issues finding a parking spot.

Went in on a Wednesday afternoon- found two, solid high quality end tables one for $15 one for $19…read moreand Don cut me a deal and I got both for $30. He then assisted me getting the pieces into my car across the street. Great experience! I will say it looks like his stuff moves fast. Half the stuff it seemed had orange "Sold" stickers or people's names on them.

What a neat shop - we spent over an hour here and found several treasures to take home! The staff…read morewas lovely and helpful and we loved our time here!

First visit today. Wonderful old building with those delightful squeaky floors! Great selection of…read morevintage and antique items with a splash of crafts. Booths arranged nicely, with a little bit of everything. I believe this was an open house weekend so they even provided a nice selection of snacks and coffee and most of the booths had sale prices. Most importantly- the staff made you feel as if you were a part of the family. Very friendly and informative. They truly love what they were doing and it shows. We'll definitely be back!

I was overdue to check out what's new at Red Door Consignment. Today is my first visit for 2026…read more I am never disappointed with my visits to Red Door because I delight in seeing beautiful furniture and treasures finding a new home. I love the curated and beautifully presented pieces shown. You may know the names like Waterford, Thomasville, Jasper, and Pennsylvania House all well made quality pieces. The Red Door married couple, along with their dog, are all very welcoming and helpful staff.

Consignment shops, unlike thrift shops, are more selective about the items they'll take. The end…read moreresult is better quality merchandise on sale and, at times, slightly higher prices than your typical thrift store because they split the proceeds 50-50 with the original owner. The Red Door Consignment Gallery has an amazing selection of product over its 3 floors, though one floor is geared more towards office furniture. It is a warehouse-like building that can be a lot of walking if you're one who has to explore every nook and cranny. The air circulation is managed with the help of large fans throughout. This was an important detail because, during our most recent visit, Hbg was experiencing one of its hottest days of the year. We were grateful for the fans, and would have appreciated an offer of bottled water too. The staff leave customers alone, but are happy to help or to answer questions if needed. They have a supply of tape measures that shoppers can borrow during their visit. They also provide moving services if needed. All in all we enjoy shopping here periodically, and may even look into having them sell some of our unused furniture.