The selection of clothes, shoes and accessories is really really good. Super stylish and original…read moreand it feels like there's enough to fit any style. The prices are very decent compared to other places and for the quality. I highly recommend coming by and the owner is amazing, gives advice and is the nicest person ever!!!! My new spot!

Absolutely disappointing and unprofessional. We went to them since we wanted to work with a local…read moreshop on our engagement ring, their guy seemed nice, but it theirs out he wasn't experienced or qualified and was bs'ing his way through things. When we asked some simple clarification questions he told us he could t work with us anymore, ran away and disappeared, with only a couple months before the wedding leaving us without a ring. The diamond we gave him to use when it came back was clearly substituted with another cheaper one, and our inquiries went unanswered. This is theft, and these folks are un trustworthy and not a professional operation or interested in any kind of respectful and honest customer service. Stay clear of them and work with someone more on the level.

This place is neither a workshop nor underground but I'm not going to hold that against it. What it…read moreis is an adorable little shop with some really cute jewelry that's actually affordable (3 pack of studs for $20, yes please), trinkets that would make great gifts (hello lighter with 8track design and penguin shaped cocktail mixer), and some great hats and ear muffs that are on sale right now, just to give some examples. They're also going to be adding some plant life to their selection. Staff was friendly but not too pushy, and even offered me a mimosa while I shopped! Genius business plan. I bought some really cute earrings and I feel like they were discounted because of that drink, that's how that works right? Great place to kill time while you're waiting 45 minutes for Little Spoon/The Cambridge to call your name.

The website says "open for walk-ins" and "inclusivity at every step," but that was certainly not my…read moreexperience. My partner ((L)GBTQ) and I walked into an empty Bario Neal to see engagement rings at 11:45am. We were told that an appointment was coming in at noon but with three sales people loitering around the spacious and empty store we didn't think much of it, especially because we came prepared. We came with a list of the four rings we wanted to see to be efficient. I was surprised that despite claiming "we strive for inclusivity at every step, from a non-gendered design ethos and comprehensive sizing," the store only had small ring sizes to try on, with almost none of the engagement rings fitting on my ring finger. I'm a trim 5'6 cis woman hoping to try on more feminine rings: if you struggle to be inclusive of me I doubt anyone who is more gender expansive than myself, or even someone with a more full figure or is plus-sized would have a much better time. The scheduled couple walk in at 12:15, a man in a literal yacht club quarter zip and a petite woman with a balayage. The woman working with us lit up and rushed over to say "hi!! My name is Meghan, welcome!" We were ushered out of there so fast our heads spun. We realized that Meghan didn't even bother to introduce herself to us. If your business does not want walk-ins just say it. Don't be wishy washy. And don't claim to be radically inclusive if you don't have at least a second size of sample rings. I'm not going to bother wondering if they were less bullish for my business than a man's in a yacht club quarter zip, but I wouldn't be surprised if they were.

My partner and I had an appointment here, we had found it from an Instagram ad. They have some…read morereally cool and funky pieces in the store to try on. My partner wants a sapphire, and not everywhere has these gemstones ready to try on. The rep that helped us was very nice. The pricing seemed a little on the high end, but it's a boutique. We didn't end up buying anything, but overall, good experience!

I always drive by this shop whenever I'm on my way to Whole Foods to do groceries and decided to…read morestop in on a recommendation from my sister. The interior of the store is chic and modern and seamlessly blends art with fashion. I enjoyed perusing each curated section of the store, finding several pieces that caught my eye. For the most part, the pricing of the pieces is reasonable and comparable to that of a typical boutique. The store sells clothing, jewelry, and accessories from various brands. There are also a handful of pre-loved luxury bags for sale at a discounted price. My experience at the store was pleasant. Both the store's owner, Vera, and the employee there were very friendly. When I was trying on some of the items, Vera did a good job of recommending pieces that I may like based on what I had chosen. I also appreciated her honest opinion when it came to whether or not an item looked good on me. I ended up purchasing a pair of flared jeans. Would I go back? : Definitely! I like to support small businesses and I appreciate that all of the art and some of the brands that are carried are from local artists. Also, I like the style of the pieces and can see myself shopping here again in the near future!

A good friend had highly recommended Maryanne Ritter to me and I finally got there! Each…read moreexperience has been so treasured, as she is so very experienced and knowledgeable! She takes time to get to know you and your personality so that she can recommend styles and designs that fit your budget, your persona, and she is all about using high-quality products to create the perfect jewelry piece(s). In addition, the store has many of her own creations, which are just stunning. The pearl collection in her shop, in every shape and size, are exemplary. Her personality is warm and engaging, she is very professional, and she really builds a rapport with each customer. A very special and unique scenario for creating or purchasing jewelry that one will have for years to come. I am so glad that we are working with her and have already recommended her to others. She is a treasure on so many levels!!

The service is impeccable and Maryanne is incredibly knowledgeable, kind and experienced.read more

I stopped in while visiting from Chicago and it was such a pleasant surprise! It's hard to find…read moreincredible service like they offer along with warm clientele. Based on how it's merchandised, you wouldn't know the shop is full of treasures. I highly recommend this store and plan on going back.

I live in Manhattan but pop into this shop whenever I'm in the area. I appreciate the warm service…read moreand curated styles there. Throughout the years I have purchased handbags, totebags, trousers and a beautiful dress; the dress just a few weeks ago. The shop specializes in classy and quality clothing.

I went in knowing only what I was able to research on my own about diamonds and engagement rings…read more Long story short, Deb walked me through everything. She was kind, professional, and absolutely more than I had hoped for. The rings we purchased, for engagement and wedding are breathtaking and we have never had 1 issue. Amazing product, service, and prices. Kevin

I have to say this is a very classy store run by a really classy lady. She has incredible customer…read moreservice and attention to detail. She is able to design or help design all kinds of exquisite jewelry. I was so impressed by her. The store is also very Rittenhouse, I love that too!

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.