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.

I've shopped here multiple times to get gifts for nieces/nephews - babies of friends - etc…read more They carry an excellent variety of toys, gifts and clothing for babies and toddlers. Not cheap lol BUT quality of the products is excellent. Today I was helped by Robin (Robyn? Not positive on the spelling) but she was SOOOO helpful in recommending good gift options for my buddies kids. She wrapped the clothes beautifully and even noted which box was for which kid. She was fun to chit chat with and truly made my shopping experience enjoyable and a highlight of my day. I'll be back!

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.

While I very rarely take the time out of my busy life to post something on Yelp, and very seldom…read moresuccumb to the temptation to say something nasty, this store is so bad that I am making an exception on both accounts. While the owner may think it is acceptable to give a little 8 year old girl a body complex, I do not find it amusing. I'm not sure if the owner (of a children's store mind you) has ever encountered twins before, but loudly referring to one as "chunky" and the other as "skinny," while the girls are listening, is absolutely unacceptable. What makes it even worse is that it simply is not true. I can only describe this inaccurate interpretation as rude, insensitive, and hateful. If you saw how sweet the twins are and how adorable and close their relationship is, you would understand even more how atrocious and out of line this comment truly was. I'm not sure if she needs an IQ test, a sensitivity course, or both, but I personally could never give money to a store that functions with such a low moral code. Of course, shop at your own free will, but I would personally appreciate it if you would buy your children's clothing elsewhere in honor of my adorable nieces who should never have to endure such a mean-spirited comment from someone, least of all from a tactless adult who should know better. Offering a discount to make up for the comment was the the icing on the cake. My niece's self-image cannot be bought. This was about the principal of the matter. We will not be shopping here in the future.

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 just found out I am going to be a grandma. I went into the store to just look around, and told…read morethe older woman this (owner). I tried to make pleasant conversation with her but she was very rude. And weird! I work in retail. I know how to talk to people. This was not normal. Is there something wrong with her? I live on Rittenhouse Square, and I will be buying a lot for this new baby! Business must be REALLY good if you can afford to piss me off. Won't be going back (Born Yesterday is much more fun).

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!

I love uniqlo. They have spf clothes…read more Air-ism technology. Clothes that keep you cool. I bought a beautiful olive green slipper collar linen shirt. I am so excited. The building is very cute and looks very historical and it is three stories ! The staff was very nice and you can still get pants (that you buy at Uniqlo) altered on-site! It seems to be only SELF check out . I will be back!!

UNIQLO's known for reliable wardrobe staples--tees, trousers, light puffers, and seasonal…read moreessentials--but this Center City spot missed the mark a bit. Prices felt higher than other locations, and the first floor was messy and a bit chaotic. Both floors have dressing rooms (including a second-floor entrance), but lines were long and slow--especially on the first floor, which felt like waiting for a shower stall. Still, staff were friendly and helpful, even held our basket while we tried things on. Overall, decent if you're in the area, but not their most organized or stocked location.

So many nice things. Scored a unique gift for a family member (no pics because I haven't given it…read moreto them yet). They carry lovely jewelry and home goods. And there are great children's items of you have kids in your life. I also enjoy the pop-ups they host on weekends. Love having them in my neighborhood!

Amazing neighborhood shop!…read more Unique home goods; great skincare; and really cute kids stuff.

Stopped by here when I was in town for a Spartan race late last year and I always try to find local…read morecomic book shops if I can. The place was pretty small and cramped but that's usually has these stores go as they try to cram as much product as they can into a finite space. Place had all you looked for with comics, graphic novels, toys. If you're in the area come and support small business.

This store has been an amazing experience to just look around and buy comics. They always have what…read moreI'm looking for! The workers are helpful AND friendly, 10/10 find!