Cute little store. I went in to get a present for a 3 yr old's bday and got a great little puzzle…read morethat I hope she loves. The staff was really friendly and helpful for this clueless/kidless guy.

We just relocated to Philly with our two little ones and were thrilled to stumble onto this…read moreneighborhood gem. I'd buy the whole store if I could.

This store carries the entire Juicy Couture toddler line. You can't find this much Juicy baby…read moreANYWHERE. Seriously. I am in love with this pricey line of baby wear. I arrive ready to pour over their vast selection of both new and sale items. I am seriously stoked. But then a women seriously kills my shopping buzz. "Do you like this?" "Do you like this?" "Do you like this?" "Do you like this?" "Do you like this?" "Do you like this?" "Do you like this?" "Do you like this?" "How about this?" "How about this?" "How about this?" "How about this?" "How about this?" "How about this?" "How about this?" "How about this?" I barely got to look. This is NOT how I like to shop. I'm going to try back another time because the selection here is seriously CUTE.

"Cuteness Unlimited."…read more Walked in assuming I'd find crap. Walked out with a FABULOUS 2T black Adidas tracksuit with light gold stripes. (And at least one friend's OMFG text reply.) Minatureness is definitely part of the appeal. Something about things getting cuter at small sizes, then increasingly menacing as you size up. 6ft 9in track suit: potentially nerve wracking. Size down. especially in adult brands, and suddenly you're oohing and aahing and nodding and ultimately, walking up to the register and paying. As for service. South Street shops are not known for great customer experiences. Unica is different. On my recent visit there, the women I spoke with were great. No pressure, decent listening skills, reasonable awareness of inventory, etc. This is big news, especially for you Gay Uncle types for whom walking into a kids store is fraught with nail-chewing questions about What's the right size, Is this appropriate, How do you clean it, What if they hate it, and so on. Next time you're on South Street, have a look.

Adorable little boutique, I love the name! I shopped for my beautiful god daughter, Princess Bella…read more She loves this cartoon with a black crow named Maggie and all things Halloween. Here in this cute little store I came across a perfect dress in a lilac color with little black birds and what looks like little witches! Another great find was a little mint long sleeved dress with a tutu featuring two little cats on it. Can't wait until I get home and give her these little gifts! My husband loved the little toy cars!

Bizarre experience. Do not recommend…read more I am visiting from DC and love a good children's boutique. I saw that this alleged boutique was close to our hotel, so my 4 year old daughter and I walked over to have a look. From the moment we walked in, a young woman seemed to be looking over us at every turn. It didn't dawn on me for a while that she was someone who works there, actually following me, presumably for loss prevention reasons, for the precise reason that this HAS NEVER HAPPENED TO ME EVER BEFORE IN MY LIFE! Usually sales associates flock to me because, based on the way I present myself, they know they are about to make a sizable commission. This might have made more sense if I was dressed casually or something, but I guess they see a lot of thieves wearing Hermes and diamonds? A word of advice to the staff: you sell onesies; get over yourself. Oh, and your selection is very pedestrian; get a new buyer because your sales floor looks like literal garbage.

A Passyunk Avenue classic for turning your ordinary, run-of-the-mill infant and/or small human…read morechild into a befrilled, satin-wrapped and lace-embellished extra-fancy Princess or Little Lord Fauntleroy. Visualize the sequins, fur, feathers and thousands of miles of ribbon that make up the inventory of this super organized and absolutely old-school kiddie boutique. Elaborate christening dresses, formal holiday attire and flouncy tutus in kaleidoscope colors are all swathed in plastic to keep them neat and clean. Prices are high, but it's all perfectly constructed special occasion stuff. The two ladies who run the place were just as nice as can be when I went in to pick out something gorgeous for my four-year old cousin's birthday. A super-soft black and white herringbone jumper dress with colorful flower embroidery and matching, satin-lined beret jumped right out. It's the kind of thing that's both practical (warm with a turtleneck underneath, she can wear it to school, etc.) and also nearly as beautiful as the kid wearing it. Money well spent on something special at a local business.

I stopped in the other day on a whim. We were walking by and I'm looking for a flower girl dress…read morefor my niece for our upcoming wedding. The women in the shop were very friendly.They offered help and let me bride around without being pushy. I didn't find quite what I was looking for but they have very beautiful things here ! This is the perfect place to go to get your little girl (or boy) a beautiful outside for their birthday or the holidays etc. They have items that are "everyday" wear but still on the fancier side. Quality, unique items that you won't find everywhere else ! I especially loved the South Philly feel of the store and appreciate a local business that has been there for quite some time. I now know where to go when I need a beautiful baby or child outfit !

A good place for custom leather goods. Buyer beware though! If you are buying skins from the owner,…read moremake sure that he doesn't charge you the marked square footage if he's already cut into it for a garment. The price is extremely good for most leather and he has a better selection of specialty colors than most other place. Expect to pay cash.

While Ronnie G. was in business, the quality of the custom made clothing he made was excellent. He…read morewas able to custom make the leather suits I ordered. As a tailor, the alterations I needed to my clothing were, again, excellent. But, hard economic times came to Philly and, he went out of business. He disappeared. Vaporized completely. Although he was paid in full for a leather suit and I paid him in full for, I never heard from him. And I never received a refund. As a matter of fact, he said that he couldn't find another tailor to sub contract my order to make another leather suit for me. He should have refunded me in full though. I was too busy at the time, to commute to Philly to file a claim with the Small Claims Court in Philly. Rev. J.

The Children's Boutique offers a unique and beautifully curated selection of clothing from newborn…read morethrough elementary ages, along with toys, stuffed animals and accessories, above the caliber which you might typically find in the City. Beyond that, the service is impeccable - Linda (the Boutique's owner) and Hillary are welcoming, polished and beyond helpful in selecting the perfect pieces and accessories for your little one or assembling adorably appointed gifts (which even includes gift wrapping!). I note that items priced on the high end are still comparable to costs you might find through other retailers online - so shop & support local!

I have been here a few times . Older women store owner problems. I am not someone that uses my race…read moreas an issue but this store is often that only time where my skin color seems to be something idk might just be me. I have watched her help other customers and I mean, help not be overbearing and feel like I'm constantly being watched. I have neve come out of the store without spending less than $700 I have 5 nieces and nephews all ranging from 6mos -7y.o. She follows me the whole time or has stood behind the counter staring at me. I politely say I like to browse on my own. I have watched me entering the store and her zooming down the steps and standing close to me. I only come here cause I do enjoy their stuff and the other staff are nice . it's expensive but I hate feeling like I'm being looked at constantly.

I absolutely love this store. I have to admit I haven't shopped there as much as I would like but…read morewhen I did I found such nice stuff for my son. And shopping for boys can be tough!!! It is very kid friendly and the owner is very accommodating!!!

From the owner: The boutique opened in September of 2014 and has had amazing reaction within the area! Word is…read morespreading quickly through social media and mouth! We sell kick-ass clothes, shoes and accessories for babies, toddlers and little kids!

This place is great check it out…read more I got a stacking toy for my little man and loves this thing but seriously the place is cool

This is just a jewel of a shop! The inventory is so thoughtfully curated for style and durability…read more The quality of their merchandise is top notch. Definitely worth a visit!

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.

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.