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.

Had fun cruising around this store. My husband, Dale found quite a few things at great prices & the…read morecollection is unique.

This antique store is unbelievable. Three gigantic floors a filled with an abundance of…read morearchitectural artifacts some of the most exquisite conditions. Only downside is that prices are unfortunately very high.

This place is super cool to walk around in and explore. .. it's kind of like a museum with so many…read moredifferent pieces from tiles to statues, furniture to lighting and signage to random artifacts. Some things are quite expensive however, many items are in line with its value. Many items are in mint or quite good condition and VERY OLD. Most items are from the early 1900s, a few pre-date that and there are a couple random items like magazines, newspapers, etc. from the 1980s.

One of my favorite stores in Philly. I always come here when I need a gift for someone because…read morethere is such unique stuff. That being said I always end up getting myself something while there. There's always something no matter your budget, I have purchased mirrors, pictures, countless scarves, tiles, and figurines. Oh their jewlery is always reasonably priced and cute. Everyone that works there is super friendly and helpful! I kind of miss the OG store because it was so cool and multiple stories. I've been supporting Eyes since at least 2014 and will for as long as I can!

Really cool stuff! Travel the world thru the art, jewelry and clothing at this unique shop!read more

Quirky queer bookstore with a great selection of both used and new books covering a wide variety of…read moretopics. There are plenty of community resources at the front of the store, as well as some thrifted clothes. Books are fairly priced, clothes are fairly expensive. Limited seating, but all very cozy if you can snag a spot. Unfortunately there are no bathrooms. The shop is 3 stories tall, each story with a unique vibe. Excellent customer service and employees give great recommendations!

What a fabulous spot! So many good finds from "retro" dvds and vinyls to current reads. This shop…read morehas what you need. I LOVE that they have an "adults only" section that is an array of videos and books. Made me feel human. Beautiful! Definitely check it out!

Stop complaining. This is a Philly flea market, not a Beverly Hills department store. Get over it…read more I like to shop here for cheap collectibles. Some of their stuff is competitively priced. The neighborhood continues to deteriorate, so you may want to avoid driving on any street except those east of I-95, which serves a as bulletproof barrier to the roads on the opposite side, where fatal shootings routinely occur.

Please people.its a flea market is tu oy want something something oh ng shine in a perfect box go…read moreto a store . These folks have some things you can't get anywhere and are there to make a dollar.never felt pressure while I was there and always have found a gem to me to you it might be junk but it's a gem to me . So if you dint like it I am sure your yuppyness is welcome at the major stores . I love this place and will be there this weekend looking for my next gem.

F and I love popping into this charming shop. The main reason is to visit with Maria, the owner…read more She is a true Renaissance woman. She has the knack for assembling the most interesting assortment of items. The second reason for stopping by is the wonderful, eclectic mix of treasures we find at Janus. I am always able to find a one of a kind gift for a special friend or for myself. From artwork to handmade bowls, antique stools, light up globes...I really could go on and on. The added bonus is chatting with Maria, who is always smiling and welcoming. At Christmas time there is usually some sort of hot toddy brewing to warm the holiday shopper. But, don't just come in at Christmas. There is something fun all year round!

This Gallery and Vintage shop is amazing! There is always a wonderful display of art or photography…read moreon the walls. The vintage items and art that are for sale are always so unique and make for perfect gifts. Maria the owner is super kind and so helpful when it comes to navigating her shop. This is a great place to buy gifts for other people or yourself! This is a place you don't want to miss visiting while in Philadelphia! I'll defiantly be buying some holiday presents there this year!

Omg I lov Le this store! A lot of the clothes were of good quality and super unique!! The $5…read moresection definitely had some gems! I will say that the rest of the clothing was a bit overpriced for used clothing but definitely very unique styles

If you are going to demand that any bags of a certain size be left behind the counter with your…read morestaff, you need to devise a system of accountability for the possessions of your potential clients. "I'm the only one working" isn't an adequate promise of care. At the very least, set up a clothespin and playing card scenario like every other store that has a similar policy. *shrug* That's really all I have to say.

This is one of my favorite thrift stores....I love a thrift that has vintage and real thingsread more

This is one of the "secret" thrift stores where all of us vintage-aholics congregate. It's dirty…read moreand smelly and HUGE!!! A warehouse, filled with clothing, furniture, books, housewares, shoes, etc. A paradise for any brave shopper! And cheap! Did I mention cheap! However here's the rub... nothing has a price. Now, a word of advice. The crappier you look, the cheaper your item will cost. In my experience, the owner (who prices all of the items when you check out) will significantly raise or lower prices based on how you are dressed. That may sound paranoid to people who aren't in this business, but that's flea marketing 101. And hey, it's understandable. He wants his items to sell and, if he thinks he can get more $$ out of you (because you look like you have money), that's what he'll try to do. But, he will also bargain with you. Especially if you have multiple items. Score! Anyway, if you aren't afraid of a little dirt, grime, and the occasional smell of urine, this is your best bet to find "treasures beyond compare" in this city.