I'm not exactly sure how I would categorize Davis trading post…read more It's a business that's been in this part of Delaware County forever and it's greatly loved by locals. I'll go out on a limb and decide this kind of reminds me of 5 and 10 cent stores of the past, combined with that little corner store with sundries, milk, cigs, that used to be everywhere from the 30s through the 70's. During the various holiday seasons you will find decorations to purchase outside lining their sidewalk on the side of the building. You see this driving by and it's hard not to turn in and check them out. As you enter the building you will also see some of the outdoor decorations to the right along with a section that appears to have some magazines/ periodicals. To the left and at the counter lottery tickets are available for purchase. As you make your way to the back of the store you start to realize that it transforms from a mishmash to a section that they decided would be more organized and definitely geared towards inexpensive home decor. It's a local gem worth a "stopby" where I'm sure you will find something to purchase. A "must stop"during various holiday seasons.

I love Davis trading post. It's a fun place to go look around and shop. It seems like every year I…read morewind up there for string lights whether they be green for Saint Paddy's day, pink or purple for Easter or green and red for Christmas and they always have what I am looking for, like I said is trading post is a fun place to go. There's not too many of these cool stores left. !

More magazines (at cover price) than I usually see at one of these airport gift shops. A couple…read morecoolers of sodas and water, plus enough candies and snacks to float a boat. Prices are as expected, I've gotten used to it now. Tip: You are allowed to bring an EMPTY bottle through security. And then you can fill it up at any water fountain!

Stellar News is a nice, little shop located in the Philly Airport…read more They have a large variety of items including magazines, snacks, mints, flight-needs and Philly items. They had magazines including Forbes and Sports Illustrated. I did not see any newspapers for sale. They had a large variety of snacks including crackers and pretzels. Their mint variety was actually really good. They had mentos and tic-tacs in a variety of flavors. They had some stuff people use on planes like headphones, fidget spinners and head-rests. They had the stereotypical Philadelphia stuff including Ricky pillows, soft pretzel magnets and mini-liberty bells. Nishat, the clerk and cashier, was nice. My main concern was with the prices a head-rest was $17 and some mints and tissues were $7. Outrageous prices. However, that can be expected at an airport.

The Hudson group is located in the Philadelphia International Airport, Terminal a. This store has…read moremostly food and a few accessories. How about the wall of chips? That was quite the collection.

I bought a charger from a Hudson store at the Philadelphia airport. Long story but the reps for…read moreHudson stores , Notably, Lauren and Lisa, gave me individual attention- calling me and texting me to give me a refund and make things right . This company has values and it is proven by the management and executives that work for Hudson .

Brand new issue where are yooooooooooou?…read more The full blown super gloss hype of 215 Mag is still very much alive and well in Philly. Yet it just feels likes it's been months since I've seen a new issue come out. I've been along the print road long enough to know that it's a hard thing to do in these times. But of late it seems like 215 isn't even being consistently released as a quarterly. And at this rate by the time a new issue comes out, the city of Philadelphia leaves to many stories on the plate for the magazine that bears it's area code to cover. At least The website does a good job of keeping it fairly up to date. But I hope they prove me wrong and hook up a new issue soon!

215 = a magazine that fills me with Philadelphia pride…read more The magazine is, of course, quite hip - but somehow, it doesn't get too pretentious, or, hipster. 215 covers the overwhelming mix of cultures that make this city so unique - through art, music, fashion, and stunning photography. This magazine truly captures the heartbeat of the city in ways that Philadelphia Magazine, City Paper, and Philly Weekly are so sadly out of touch with. This ain't no Sixth Borough - it's Philadelphia. We're here, and we're happening.

These guys are a bunch of inconsiderate a-holes…read more They will have parties until midnight periodically. No kidding-midnight-and playing music so loud our windows rattle! Worst neighbors ever! We will see about getting a zoning ordinance passed if this inconsiderate BS doesn't stop! No kidding-MIDNIGHT! (I stay here part time. And nothing is worse than having a nice evening destroyed by crushingly loud music. Total douches!)

horrible,horrible,horrible. this place in run by a handful of people who i know for a fact just…read moredon't care about the members! these same people have special memberships that let them bring something like 8 to 10 guess in per day free!!! that's $80 to $100 dollars a day. maybe thats way they are over $30,000 behind in their taxes. if you don't believe me you can look it up yourself, its puplic knowledge. don't go there promise me!

Pretty much exactly what you'd expect. The store was very clean, organized, and well stocked. There…read morewas a shelf with plenty of Philadelphia-themed souvenirs and knickknacks, your typical gum/candy/snacks, and a decent array of books and magazines. There were several sales going on (free headphones with the purchase of a book, $1 off the purchase of two snacks, etc.) and the cashiers were up-selling candy and gum at checkout for donation to the USO across the hall. Water and soda were just shy of $3, which is pretty standard for an airport. My only complaint was that the ginger ale I purchased was just barely cool - either the fridge isn't cold enough or it had just been fully restocked and didn't have time to come to temperature. My cashier was polite and friendly but very efficient. An airport newsstand is an airport newsstand, but if I found myself near this location again I'd go back.

There are several of these shops around PHL. I found the prices on gift items and especially on…read moreelectronics accessories (ear buds, phone cases, etc.) very high ... even considering the premium you'd expect to pay for things at an airport. But the thing that frustrated me most was that almost every item I looked at didn't have a price on it in the first place! I was forced to gather a handful of items I was interested in and wait in line at the cash for a price-check .... then, after being shocked by the big ticket items, had to replace them on the shelf or pegboard. Ugh. One day I will probably have to buy a pack of gum or mints from one of their stores, but you can be sure that I won't waste my time looking any anything else. I don't like leaving poor reviews, but these stores in PHL were just not a good experience. :(

Have called 3 times emailed twice asking please DO NOT LEAVE TT IN MY DRIVEWAY. I DO NOT read it,…read moredon't want it. Still showing up at my house.