Absolutely love this place, and I'm 25. This is the most amazing toy store on the Main Line. There…read moreare so many unique items for kids all ages and adults; there is something for everyone. In addition to the unique and amazing toy collection, PucciManuli sells Franklin Fountain Ice cream!!!!! Yes....the best ice cream in Philly is sold at this store. The staff at the store are all very nice and know their products. The website is very informative...you can even schedule a video chat shopping session. I went into the store mainly for their Jelly Cat collection. They have such a verity or stuffed animals..it's amazing. It's hard to find toys that aren't just plastic or tech driven. It's nice to find quality toys that kids can be creative with and also learn with. There are so many great options at PucciManuli. I can't recommend this place enough. Anytime I'm in Ardmore, I have to stop by. But be ready to spend some money. It's hard to leave without at least ice cream!

I feel like I could spend hours in here. The owner really makes the shop feel so special as it is…read moreperfectly curated and full of so many little details! They also always have the best window displays! I love sharing this place to friends and family as they have a great selection of books, toys and all kinds of treasures!

Saw their sign in Mom's parking lot, decided to see what it was all about!! They have such a…read morevariety of unique gifts. It really is a hidden gem!! I will be back.

From the owner: Custom Curated Gifts Hostess Gifts that Impress…read moreUnique Packaging that Wows

Past Present Future first won me over while window shopping gave curious glimpses of Frida Kahlo,…read moreSalvador Dali, Day of the Dead, extensive artworks, jewelry, and fascinating lamps. But walking in and becoming a customer has allowed me to discover an eclectic emporium of artistic curiosities that's organized and crafted by a cool old couple. I curve to 4 stars just because a lot of the art & craft items inside do yield a bit of a hefty price tag, especially for my favorite Day of the Dead items. But whether you're looking for craft jewelry, something new & exciting to hang on your wall, a new coffee mug, a fancy housewarming gift, and then some; you'll find it here. It's especially perfect if you need to shop for someone as eclectic and quirky as my mom is. PPF also curates a number of the main line artistic events that go on, and does a number of good sales that you'll only find out about off their Facebook and newsletters.

Shop owner was extremely rude. I hope whatever business takes their place has better customer…read morerelations. Even at half price everything is far too expensive, Cute stuff but not a business I would like to support.

Paper Source is located in Suburban Square in Ardmore. They have had this location for years. It's…read morea solid spot for cards, wrapping paper, gifts, party favors and decorations, and seasonal decor. They seem to understaff the store, but it appears to run smoothly. I'm not sure how it would turn out if they were packed with customers. Every visit when I have been there I'm one of less than 10 customers, so it works out.

One of my favorite places to shop! Great for gifts for any occasion, as well as supplies to pursue…read morecreative hobbies!!

Something Different by Eric is a community, non-profit gift shop that celebrates and supports…read moreindividuals with mental disabilities. Eric Wells is an enterprising young man with Down's Syndrome who decided to open a store where people with different mental abilities can sell their artwork & crafts, along with unique gift items. Eric also sells informational and children's books about including individuals with special needs into our lives. They are located in the Rosemont Farmer's Market, with plenty of free parking. Open Thursday - Sunday. I am seriously excited about this business and am really looking forward to my next visit!

What a great shop! They have a wonderful selection of gifts, including things for adults, kids, and…read morebabies. They also have a wonderful selection of locally made gifts (only place I've ever seen Bryn Mawr-themed items!) and Philadelphia sports-themed items. I got all my holiday shopping done in one stop! I also got to meet Eric who was wonderful, and he helped me pick out the perfect gift for my mother. I was also glad to hear about the wonderful work the shop supports. Their new space is beautiful and welcoming; I can't recommend this shop enough! Of note, their address in Yelp is incorrect. They are now located at 814 W. Lancaster Ave (right down the street from the Bryn Mawr film institute).

The employees make this feel like an independent, cozy bookstore and I'm glad it's a local option…read more They have great hours, a wonderful selection of books, puzzles, candy and stationery. The staff has always been friendly and helpful and I often overhear them making recommendations. There are many seating options in the cafe as well as comfy chairs and wood benches scattered throughout. They regularly update offerings on the clearance table so I always check out that section for heavily discounted puzzles.

Barnes & Noble Bryn Mawr is dangerous for a book lover. Peaceful, cozy, kind staff, and I somehow…read morenever leave without one book and three more things. Great selection of calendars, pens, and all the little things you never planned to buy. The upstairs café is clean and the perfect spot to start chapter one.

Full transparency, I've never been here, but this is now the fourth year in a row that one of my…read moreclients has brought us a candy tray assortment from the sweet trading company and as a very opinionated candy lover, i must say ... This might be the best assortment I've ever had in my life! I absolutely love the assortment and tell everyone to go there based on this Candy tray! Keep up the great work guys. You have a BIG fan in Philadelphia :-)

We ordered our wedding favors from Sweet Trading Company. Jody was so easy to work with and really…read moremade our favors special. Now we go to Sweet Trading Company to get chocolates for all of our events/holidays/etc. The taste of their plain chocolate (dark and milk are equally delish), is amazing, but some of my faves are the chocolate coconut clusters, sea salt caramels, and mint bark. Jody remembers us and we always have nice conversations. It's a friendly and welcoming environment.

I was ready to make a life change and to find the proper surgeon to work on my face. I was not…read morecontent with the increasing asymmetry and tired appearance of my eyes as well as witnessing office drama with my latest surgeon. I chose Dr. Lee's practice because of favorable reviews. I'm an adopted Asian American woman (I will be 50 this year) and was having a difficult time connecting with any surgeon that a natural and less evasive approach was what I wanted. I also desired a local physician. Upon meeting Dr. Lee and his capable staff while sitting in his naturally lit treatment room, I was hopeful. Dr. Lee's recommendations (right upper eyelid surgery , both lower eyelids and a silhouette lift mid-face) for me has resulted in a much needed boost in my confidence in as little as 1 month and gaining as I continue to heal beautifully. I am very grateful to have Dr. Lee and his sweet support staff as a valuable resource. They have managed to help me make my transformation remarkably seamless.

I reached out to this office to schedule a consultation. I was asked to send pictures and to…read morespecify what I was seeking. I did so and mentioned what a previous oculoplastic surgeon recommended after surgery with him. I then received a very rude email stating that my eyes were shaped "extremely different" (duh, I know that, that's why I'm seeking help), and that the surgery wouldn't be helpful. No suggestions for an in person consultation. If I look so "extremely" uneven, wouldn't you at least want to try to help me? Photos are limited for evaluation. Also, I just mentioned what one doctor suggested years ago. Obviously I don't believe that what was mentioned then is still what I need. I just finished medical school and honestly, I'm still so peeved and hurt by this unprofessional encounter I felt the need to write. Having a congenital eye disorder results in a lot of insecurities, and having a sensitive bedside manner is really important when helping potential patients. I felt awful about myself after this encounter and stopped seeking help for some time...I just hope whoever wrote that email has learned to be more sensitive towards vulnerable patients. PS I lived 10 min from the office at the time I asked about a consultation.