We ventured in as we are avid vinyl collectors. I was not too fond of the customer service upon…read morewalking in. I noticed the levels of positive energy and greetings seemed to be very selective dependent upon who was coming in the store. Initially I thought the staff person may not have been friendly until I saw him engage with others with very upbeat and friendly energy. His persona gave a little condescending and rude when asked by select customers about various artists. The selections were limited based around what I was looking for, but interesting nonetheless. Heads up things are super unorganized and may require some digging. And if you ask about a particular artist you'll get the snarky response "it's not a cd store". I did locate one album at a really great price point. That was a steal! Unfortunately I will never return to this location.

A very exclusive, and rare collection of jazz, blues, and all things groovy. Not much genre…read morevariety, and mostly used records (and a lot of soundtracks??). Will very much depend on your taste. Records were a bit overpriced in my opinion.

Lucky to have this store in Port Richmond area! It has lots of comics and memorabilia. Stick is…read morecontinually changing and updating. Prices are good. The staff is knowledgeable about the merchandise.

I can't believe I only learned about this place two years ago. I feel like a fraud. This place is…read morefor the true comic fans. This feeling is compounded by the fact that I could walk there. I spent my childhood picking through 25 cent comic bins at flea markets. This place brings it all back. This place is ripe with back issues and rare finds. I love 80's swamp Thing and horror comics. I've found so many good books here. There are no pretentious wanna be nerds hanging out here. There is no group of guys arguing about the finer details of Ironman issue 457 vs 458. The staff is extremely helpful both on the web and off. Always willing to hold things for you if you ask. So follow them on Facebook to keep up to date on the things they Most importantly scenes from Unbreakable were filmed here! I could get lost here for hours. I never leave without dropping at least $20. Which at another shop in the city would get you one trade. Here I always leave with multiple items.

It is a wonderful experience for senior citizens and disabled adults. Enjoy music therapy,…read morereligious worship, chair exercise, arts and crafts, healthy breakfast and lunch, movies, bingo and games. A great, caring staff and on-site director as well as on-site medical staff. Enjoy bus transportation to and from facility. Enjoy meeting new friends! A great way to spend the day from 8AM to 2:00 PM with later hours available until 4:00 PM. Diverse population caters to Korean and Chinese Americans and English and Spanish speaking Americans. Accepts subsidized payments.

Awesome. The manager was super friendly, I loved the dice, and I can't wait to play a game in that…read moreamazing room!

Owner Brandon runs things with charm and genuine nerd cred. The space isn't just for bougie…read moresessions, it's a hangout spot for hardcore mini‑painters, lore nerds, and even kids enrolled in D&D basics classes ("Sparrows Guild") for ages 9-13 Runehammer is the kind of place where your inner dragon awakens and wants to spend money on dice, books, and tabletop shenanigans. If you're itching for immersive RPG sessions, live it up like you're storming a keep. And if you don't like secret bookcases... well, maybe it's just not your kind of quest.

The quality of the work and materials used looks great, however, if you are on a time frame, you…read moremay want to consider someone else. It has been over 8 months and i still have not gotten my wedding album when it was promised 3 months ago. Also my response cards were done incorrectly. The owner put on my response card "RSVP by April 9th" which was my wedding date. I needed responses before hand as i needed to know how many chicken and fish to order. Not to mention i couldn't fix it as my invitations came late and i had to put it together before mailing them. Neither did the owner review decisions with me which is why things came out wrong. This is ran as if it were a hobby and he was doing me a favor rather than as a business of which i paid a lot of money for products.

Ulises is a great little bookstore right off of Frankford ave right under the El. They have a…read moresmall, well-curated selection of books by artists and dealing with modern topics in art. They already have a variety of events planned, and will change the theme quarterly. This quarter features the topic of "Active Voice" and has video, audio, and a curated reading room as part of the event list. The selection is fantastic, and the space is bright and welcoming. Definitely a great addition to the area

Integrity and sales are not always in concert. HOWEVER, the folks at audiolab were exceedingly…read morehelpful, communicating extensively, after hours and weekends. They gave insightful answers to my questions. Their integrity is exceptional. They put service above sales. This creates trust, thereby increasing sales. Great job, Greg hall

I'm so glad I found this treasure of a store so close to home! I had to replace a 20-year-old…read morehigh-end (Revel) subwoofer and they had the perfect units to not only replace it but improve upon it at a very modest cost. I was amazed at the wide range of equipment available, all organized by price range in five dedicated listening rooms. Sometimes they get deals from manufacturers that are truly stunning! Most recently I wanted to upgrade an old turntable and was able to try out units over a wide range of price points, until I tried an Technics SL-1200G (Grand Class) in the high-end room. Nice but expensive and very heavy (40 lbs). Nick G. walked me through all the various options and I ended up ordering the black-finish version (SL-1210G). When placing the order, Nick noted that he lived very near my house and offered to drop off the new unit once it was in stock and set-up. But a few days later I got a call that the unit was back-ordered and could take over a month to arrive. So he offered to drop off their demonstration unit at my house in the meantime! Three weeks later, the SL-1210G arrived and Nick took care of dropping off the new one and picking up their unit. Now that is amazing service!

The Book Trader is one of my favorite bookstores in Philly[1]. It's well-lit and has quite a stock…read moreof books, mostly used, but some new. They've also got records, old postcards, and I think I spotted a tote. To me, it felt *generally* organized inside, but YMMV, right? Bring your old books in to trade - read their policies on their site: https://www.phillybooktrader.com/menu - and while you're there, search for deals. The more books you buy, the more you'll save. Find them in Old City, convenient to the 2nd Street SEPTA subway stop. [1] There's a shop cat here! The famous Dr. Pickles is usually taking a catnap, so respect their space. Meow.

One of Philly's favorite book stores…read more While it's a bit overwhelming with tiny aisles, one way signs, and a bit unorganized, its a great spot to wander. If you are looking for something hyper specific, this might not be the spot. There are thousands of books in every category you could imagine. The staff is helpful and friendly, and the resident cat that wanders the shop is even better. Pricing is cheap and there's always some sort of deal going on.