This is definitely a general store. The workers were friendly, the place was clean and spacious…read morewhile they had a large inventory of everything. Prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was neat

We parked right across the street from this little store, so it just seemed right to pop in and see…read morewhat they were peddling. They offered a variety of clothing and kitsch, as well as New Hope branded goodies. I found some cute postcards here and my sister picked up an adorable dress (that she got many complements on the following day, I must add). The cashier was friendly and we found the prices to be very fair!

Not my first time in this store. Second time I walked out with a purchase of a cool leopard coat…read more All vintage, and cleaned so it's all ready to wear. Elena was awesome, and I had such a great time chatting with her- thanks to her, I enjoyed the Brussels Sprout appetizer at the Salt House restaurant. Experience was great all around, and if you love vintage clothing, you must stop in- the store has been there for 30 years! I'm sure you'll find something to fall in love with, like I did.

I love coming across a vintage shop with a variety of pieces from multiple decades. This store…read moredefinitely was one of those. The selection was great, and the store was organized well. Just a few minor things. I personally did not feel like the cashier in the front of store was welcoming. Sure they helped someone who asked about their restroom, but I don't know that they ever greeted anyone who came in. I'm very sensitive to this when I'm shopping, because a warm greeting can mean a lot to unfamiliar tourists. I also felt like the clothes, to me, were on the expensive side. The price of $25 felt right for some shirts/blouses, but not for others, but it was a default price nonetheless. Replica band/concert tees were priced equally high, and some of them were beat up while not being vintage. Other items, I just felt like I could find at the thrift and get a better deal. I thrift a lot from many, many different venues, so I know this for sure. While I understand the beauty of a vintage store is that someone else did the shopping for you, the markup felt like a lot at times. Most of the stores I go to in Philly have a variance of price points. Besides that, it was a cool store. It was like walking into the past, which was fun.

Fun little gallery with all sorts of stuff from all over the world. I travel frequently, and…read morerecognized a lot of goods from South America and Asia that I've seen on my trips. I'm seeing a lot of those fingerless wool gloves that are trendy right now, and they had them here. They also had some discounted gear on sale post-Christmas.

Cute little shop in New Hope…read more If you are looking for eastern influence items , bohemian clothing and crystal/stone jewelry- this is the place. Affordable items Visitors frequent this place And the good air conditioning helps you cool off on those hot summer days

Cute shop with a nice selection of reasonably priced vintage clothes and accessories. The staff…read moremember who helped me was very friendly and helpful. Worth checking out to add some nice pieces to your closet!

My friends and I actually came across this store as they were closing, and the owner so sweetly…read morestayed open for us to browse. She even put the music back on for us and answered all of our questions. After having a not-so-great experience from the other vintage stores in the area, it was good to end on a good note and browse the lovely pieces here. They were all so character-filled and colorful and I can tell the store was carefully curated. Ultimately three of us purchased items, and we just enjoyed chatting with the shop owner and getting her opinion on the pieces. I definitely want to check out some of her online sales and return to the physical location when I can.

My siblings and I enjoyed wandering around this adorable shop after a lunch down the street. We…read morehave a shared love of gift shops and the similar, so it just felt right to pop in here and see what they had to offer. We were initially taken aback by the vast offering of Jellycat plush toys. The employee (owner?) who was in explained that they offer a wide selection of Jellycats, many of which are considered rare or very challenging to get ahold of. In addition to the plush toys, they also had a large variety of perfumes and perfume testers to sniff. I was really excited to see one of my favorite perfumes, Juliette Has a Gun, available in such variety. If my suitcase wasn't already jam packed heading out here, I would have totally purchased a bottle as a gift to myself. This was an adorable shop and I wouldn't hesitate to return.

I really wanted to support this shop because it's local and I heard they are fellow Jews and I try…read moreto support neighborhood businesses whenever possible. Unfortunately, my experience was extremely uncomfortable. From the moment I walked in, I felt like I was being watched and profiled. I was followed closely around the store and repeatedly told not to touch items, which made it impossible to browse or shop normally. At one point the owner was standing right next to me and speaking in a way that felt more like being scolded than helped. They won't let you look around the shop without following you around and asking you not to touch anything. Oh also they have a million perfume testers which they get mad if you smell them. Literally you cannot smell open samples of perfumes or they scream at you not to touch them. The overall attitude was very hostile and unwelcoming, which was surprising in a neighborhood where most small business owners are warm and appreciative of customers. I left feeling really disappointed because I had intended to give them my business. After mentioning the experience to a few other locals, I learned that others had similar interactions there. I hope the owners reconsider how they treat customers because the environment felt unnecessarily negative and uncomfortable. Ps. Same lady in all the other review pictures ! Just look at all the reviews and all the people have similar experiences

I am giving this place 2 stars because I learned the person who normally is behind the register was…read moreaway. However, the woman providing coverage was not warm, nor did we particularly feel welcome. As my friend tried on a coat and noted a button was missing, the employee advised finding a button elsewhere in cities nearby, then said "you're from Philly, right?" Which she is not. I wonder why she would assume that? Not to mention we were never greeted even walking in. It wasn't until I broke the ice by speaking to her that she began offering a little assistance. Then, as we admired pieces, she kept mentioning the more modern clothing in the affiliated store behind her. Well, we clearly came here to check out some vintage looks. It felt a little forceful rather than helpful, and I'm not quite sure why. I am a seasoned vintage shopper and left with a bit of a sour taste in my mouth for this place. My friend who was quite interested in the coat didn't even really want to buy it after all the awkwardness. It just wasn't a pleasant experience.

Same location as BC Dry Goods currently. Kate sources treasures that suit a range of aesthetics…read moreincluding a handful of exceptional homeware. I think she's especially good for the 70s Cali vibe. Mostly XS-L pieces so the size range is limited, but many INCREDIBLE men's pieces. Honestly it's printed button heaven in there. Great place for styling inspiration because the mannequins/displays are always on point.