Just left here trying to finish getting rid of all the things my ex purchased me. I was asked to…read morebring a receipt for a Hermes bracelet .... They wanted proof of a receipt that maybe I didn't steal it. I almost showed her a video on my tik tok of it being purchased in real time. As a New Yorker that has been to way better consignment shops I am SHOCKED. I'm a women of color so maybe that had a lot to do with it.

Relatively new, super trendy combination consignment boutique and make-up studio Addiction Studios…read moreis a center city gem! The high end boutique atmosphere combined with the hippest, NOW items for both guys and girls makes Addiction a stand out in the veritable sea of antique and artisan shoppes littering Pine Street. What they carry: Everything from vintage to new. I've seen brands from Pucci and YSL, to Gap... it's just as much about style here as brand names. Also, check them out for boots and shoes - I absolutely adored their selection! Lots of stylish items for guys as well. And, they have a some really interesting local artisan jewelry! My next adventure: Full Face Makeover!!! Perfect Evening: Fun, fun clothing shopping followed by the perfect makeover, then up a block to Mixto for the best coconut mojitos!

With the pandemic, I don't know if this event runs any more…read more My friend V. loves thrift shops and what she calls 'treasure hunting.' Having grown up poor and being forced to wear way too big, tooth achingly ugly winter coats from Goodwill that I'd 'grow into,' hideous polyester button down shirts that a pimp wouldn't touch, scratchy, pill-y wool sweaters reeking of camphor, high water generic blue jeans and summer shorts I would not put on a dog in a clown show, I assiduously avoid things like this. V. was insistent that I would 'go wild' over this flea market because 'it won't be like anything else you've ever been to!!!' I had my doubts about that but you make concessions for friends. We paid our $3 entrance fee and strolled around. Most of the vendor tables had things that were of no interest to me; old playing cards, glassware that was (presumably) collectible, vintage tattoo flash, old silver plate and older, tarnished sterling silver tableware, racks of *shudder* vintage clothing and shoes, most of which had seen better days. There were some well curated tables of antique jewelry and antique beaded bags at very non-bargain prices and a few tables of what I can only call culled pieces from cabinets of curiosities-moth eaten taxidermied items and non-p.c. tourist trash. For the most part, the vendors we encountered were bored seeming or down right rude. The people watching was far better than anything for sale. After 2 hours here, V. bought a very large, ornate dusty rose colored tassel. I asked what she planned to do with it. Her response? 'Do you want it, Warren?' Uhh-that would be NO. I bought nothing. V. wanted to take another spin around the place so I opted to go out to her car to sit and read, telling her to take her time. Another 2 hours passed. She returned empty handed, other than the tassel, to the car. Would I go back? Nope. Should you go if the flea market opens again? It's $3 and maybe an hour or 2 out of your life. You could spend that time and money in worse ways.

Set up Yelpshop at this weekend's punk rock flea market. Sitting for hours in a day can really wear…read moreon you, but thankfully, all the colorful people who stopped by kept my co-Yelper and I completely engaged and entertained. The experience made me love Philly all the more. Where else can you find funky craftspeople with interesting goods to offer? There's been a lot of commotion because of overcrowding at previous PRFMs, but this weekend seemed to flow rather smoothly. Sure it was hot, but never felt like I was stuffed in a hairy man's armpit. That's saying a lot. Looks like times are really tough for some folks out there. I saw a guy walk out with a brand new Nintendo DS with games for $30. I gave my friend $5 to scour the floor and buy me a present. She came back with a caricature of my dog. Best gift ever. If you missed out on this weekend's sale, make sure you check out the next one. It's the perfect place to find cheap and random gifts for friends.

What a great experience with Keith. Cleaning out mom's house I wish I had called them sooner. He…read morelooked over the stuff we had left and some jewelry and paid us on the spot.

What a fabulous store! An eclectic and gorgeous collection of quality jewelry and cute home goods…read more I got this super cool malachite ring and an adorable creamer and sugar set shaped like ducks. Duncan was super kind and helpful. Can't wait to visit again for more goodies!

A really fantastic little shop with a variety of gifts and goods. Proprietor is very helpful and…read morefriendly. Ornaments to unique non-alcoholic specialty drinks, scarves, books and more. Worth the walk to stop by.

I'm going to call it: I think this might be the best place to shop for gifts in the city. They just…read morehave so many nice and interesting objects. And the clothing -- such a well curated selection of both new and vintage clothing. And also the things for babies... if you need to buy a gift for a newly formed person, this is the place to do it. Moon + Arrow has so many things that I don't see in other "similar" stores, which tend to stock the same half dozen candle brands, books that should be shelved under "various light reading," and riffs on tea towels.

The pieces in this store are to die for. And I don't even usually say things like that, but it's…read moretrue. The owners must clearly have an eye for vintage because the careful curation of clothing and accessories from all decades is truly wonderful. Rightfully, it is listed as the best vintage store in town. The staff there were great, and a person helped me get dressed when I needed a hand. Also the aroma in this place was quite lovely. I'm not sure if it was incense or some kind of oil diffuser. I bought a $15 mod dress on sale, and it was much cheaper than what I would expect it to be at some of the other vintage stores near by. The quality of it was great too. I can't wait to return!

I've never experienced such deplorable customer service as I received just now. I will pursue this…read morewith BBB. I was rudely and abruptly hung up on as I was introducing myself. I will not be doing business with or contacting this business again. Be aware. -5 stars

Loved the purse selection, the clothes not so much. It was giving grandma chic lol. I spent about…read more$100 in vintage purses though.

Let me start by saying what I wish I knew years ago. THIS IS A GOODWILL STORE!…read more Retrospect is owned by Goodwill. They pull all the vintage items out of their donations and send them here to be up-charged to high heaven even though they acquired all the items for free! Ever wonder why you can't find affordable nice vintage pieces while at Goodwill anymore? It is because they were all sent here! They used to hide the fact that they were a Goodwill store super well, but recently I noticed that their POS system had the Goodwill logo, and when I asked the staff member about it she confirmed exactly what I'm saying. There are many other vintage stores that are curated and sourced all over the city. Support those small businesses who invest in their craft over Goodwill, a large corp that gets all its inventory for free.

My kind of store- small, packed to the gills and curated with a fascinating collection of…read morethings-antiques, oddities, religious ephemera. The staff are happy to answer any questions, even if you're just browsing and are curious what you're looking at.

The current photos really don't show the sheer amount of antiques that this shop has which is a…read moregood thing. I went on an antique run and Anastacia's was top quality compared to other shops. Whoever buys for Anastacia's really has a good eye for antiques. The stuff they have here is really rare and unique. This is not a junk Knick knack shop and most of the items have a price tag to reflect how unique they are. Lots of 1800's to turn of the century items you won't find anywhere else with a museum quality presentation and feel. Check them out!

I was on my way out there using my energy time, gas, etc. and it's so happened that I decided to…read morecall first. The VM is full , then found out that it's been closed since 2024. Why are they still advertising then with no other location?

Stopped in this little gem of a vintage shop with no expectations whatsoever. I came out buying 4…read moreitems, one of them a dress with a pig print and Dolly collar I am absolutely smitten over. A small business owner and vintage shop owner myself, I appreciate small shops like this and the courage it takes to run one. Running a vintage shop is no small feat so please stop in this adorable little blast from the past of a shop and support. The world needs more vintage stores not fast fashion!

This place is like a big, groovy party!! Tons of great finds…read moreno matter what your budget is. Every kind of decoration, some very nice furniture (it comes and goes quickly), clothes and shoes, doodads and thingamabobs galore. Don't forget to check out the dollar bins, always chock full and if you're patient something fabulous always seems to crop up.

OMG I'm over the moon at the items I went home with today. That place is amazing . I got a winter…read morecoat for 15$ that is $200 online. An Express dress for $8. Just to give you an idea, that's not even mentioning the kitchenware. This place is definitely worth the trip.

This place was so fun. Quite a diversity of interesting stuff. Can hardly wait to visit again.read more

Jinx is a thrift/vintage shop in Fishtown. Spend some time exploring all the nooks and crannies for…read moresome cool and unusual items. It's like looking through someone's attic lol The prices are very fair! I brought a pretty little vintage brooch for $5 and a Marvin the Martian (a Looney Tunes character from the 80s?) for my son for $3. The staff are welcoming and helpful! There are several other locations around the city.