We ordered from FUSCO Knitwear in February. The credit card was charged. It's now almost June and…read morethe business will not respond to emails or send the product. Ballet dancers work very hard for their money and I'd like people to be aware that we haven't received ANY response although at least 6 emails have been sent. Beware of this business.

Ordered Fusco Knitwear in December 2016 and cancelled after not receiving my leg warmers after nine…read moreweeks and given no idea when they would be shipped, though the policy states 4 to 6 weeks delivery time. It was very difficult to get any response back by email, and there is no phone number to call. The business is run by one woman, who is a full-time ballet dancer, and is clearly unable to provide adequate customer service and fulfill her orders, even though she charged my credit card when I placed my order online.

I took a class at Cherry Street pier with Bonnie McAllister. The class was fantastic and the…read moreatmosphere is great. I would recommend that anyone go to Cherry Street pier

Have come to the pier a few times to enjoy the different exhibits and artist studios. Super cool…read moreuse of the space. Has always been clean when I've visited. Has cute food trucks and outstanding views! Love the community space being utilized for the aftermath of a local run club! Great way to spend an afternoon!

This place was SO COOL! I live in Baltimore and I think what Reading Terminal Market is is what ALL…read morethe marketplaces in Baltimore strive to be...and are failing miserably. This place was HUGE. It went on for miles in all directions. There were tons of people filling all the space. It was tight in there. I had to use all my aggressive navigation skills to get around. I was also constantly rubber necking to take in all the food stalls and vendors. I could have spent an entire day there exploring and would have seen maybe a third of what's there. Unfortunately I was only in town for a day, so aside from quickly walking through, I stopped at a bar for a really good cider. Overall, excellent visit and I definitely want to go back!

The Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia is awesome. We ventured into downtown and wanted to…read morewander through the market to see what was available. As it turns out, everything is available. Cheeses, meats, donuts, ice cream, candies, desserts, coffee, and everything in between to include small rocks and crystals. Realistically you can spend a good 3-4 hours in this market alone. Wandering the aisles, ordering various food options from various vendors and then finding a seat to sit down and enjoy your food. That last part, finding a table to sit down and eat your food could be a bit tricky. When we first arrived at the market it was 9:30 a.m. and we were able to find a seat without much trouble. When we returned to the market for a second time, around 1:30 p.m. it was noticeably more packed inside and I had to do two loops before a table cleared up. There are so many vendors inside you really can't even come close to trying them all in one visit. I would like to come back and try some more places next time. As for parking, I was told to park at the Convention Center parking structure, but when I arrived there was a large sign stating that parking was full. I ended up finding a public parking lot at Commerce & N. 13th St which I parked at, but after 4 hours or so I think it cost me about $50. To be expected, unfortunately, for big city parking.

Stumbled upon this bakery on a walk. The pastry options were different than you normally see at…read moreother places. There was a more unique variety. I tried the Carrot Yogurt Safeha $7 (roasted carrots, topped with herby yogurt sauce, zatar, walnuts, and olive oil). This was delicious! I ate the first half heated and the second half hours later. Still delicious! The carrots were soft and sweet. The yogurt was not too overpowering. I plan to come back for another one and to try some other options!

YES! My absolute favorite bakery in my hood for the past year. I even made it out to one of their…read morerare pizza nights and it was lovely. You really can't go wrong with anything you order. Everything I've had is gorgeous to look at, smells and tastes heavenly and the staff and owner are such treats themselves! Every time I see a line, it makes me happy! My favorite is the carrot safeha with labneh and crushed nuts atop. OMFG. THIS PLACE IS A TREASURE

Finally got the chance to check out Worm's. If you like cute pink worm cat toys and worm stickers,…read morethis is your place! And if you like shopping small independent artists and vintage then this is also your place! They have Yuuka Universe earrings which I love and all kinds of DIY craft kits, books, greeting cards, journals, candles, vases, throw pillows, and a solid sticker collection. There's some incredible dolphin coffee tables and other vintage home decor in the back. This place is a great addition to the neighborhood and the perfect place to shop for gifts!

18 holes of Pixar themed putt putt courses. Each course was a good representation of the movies…read moreassociated with Pixar/Disney. They were also interactive and fun. Tickets are a bit pricey depending on the day of the week and times. Staff were ok, but there was a Hispanic guy there today who was very helpful with customer interactions and offering to take pictures for us. FYI, it is cashless.

Wow what a waste of money. I can't believe Disney allows this sh!t show to operate. The holes are…read morepoorly made contraptions that don't work well. The kids hated it, the adults hated it, the staff seemed stressed and just over it.

My second favorite vintage store in Philadelphia! It's small, but Big with cute vintage finds! The…read moreowner, I think she is the owner because she is always there, is plesant and she wears the cutest hats!!! Whenever I am on South Street I stop in. The prices are ok, the one of a kind peices are worth the money and the trip!

When I travel, my #1 thing to do (after museums!) is to find a city's best collection of thrift and…read morevintage stores. After some online research, Cactus Collective made the list, along with many other gems in Queen Village, and I'd have to say I had my best scores there. The two ladies working there were very warm and inviting when I entered, but also were cool with giving me my space to dig around--I never felt pressured, which I've found most helpful when perusing unique vintage items. The store has a very distinctive Southwestern personality that sets it apart from other vintage stores in the city. Though it's a small space, the clothes, accessories, and gifts were all merchandised in a way to make the customer feel as if they're shopping in someone's private closet. Later, after following the store on Instagram, I had questions about some items I was interested in buying via their online store. I received quick responses and the owner was patient with all my questions, and they shipped my item within 24 hours. No doubt will I be buying from CC again, and I'm already looking forward to my next Philly trip so that I can revisit in person.