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Verde

4.0 (117 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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rusted ring

Large selection of knick knacks and clothes, but jewelry is incredibly low quality for the price. The gold necklace and ring I bought turned a different color completely after not even a month of wear and without being submerged in water. My amazon necklace lasted longer! Wildly overpriced, but a better option than OpenHouse across the street where they breathe down your neck, there's so many workers in there!!

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Danni L.

A cute, small shop with an eclectic mix of a little of everything. They had jewelry, winter accessories, a sock wall, perfumes and candles, paintings, and even desserts! (the salted budino from barbuzzo for $8 omg) I loved the vibe inside, with colorful sloths and frida khalo giraffe artwork hanging on the walls, it's a great place to do your holiday shopping. The prices are on the higher side (~$30 for jewelry and other smaller items) but seem like they are fairly good quality. I'll definitely be back to pick up a few pieces, especially their art!

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Thao T.

I got all my jewelry here. I'm allergic to fake jewelry and can only wear gold-filled, gold-plated, or solid gold stuff. They have a very nice Gold-filled selection here and it's fairly priced. I get compliments all the times on my rings, which are all from here. Been here probably closer to 10 times and the only complaints I have is the staff is very unfriendly. I work in retail and their low key snobby attitude is really annoying. And it definitely doesn't improve as the years go, since it's the same exact people working here for the past 2-3 years. Clearly they don't care enough to fix that because I'm not the only one mentioning this on yelp. The only reason I even frequent is because of the stuff they sell. Store: 5-star Service: 2-star Max

Sar A.

Verde peeps hand pick many items, that is added to their little adorable shop to make sure it's truly special. Gifts, unique cloth, cute accessories and delicious chocolate at the Marcie Blaine Chocolate counter. New great addition was the to-die-for "budino." No matter where you stand on the "Verde" debate- limited edition budino doughnut or frozen budino pops- we all can agree that we LOVE budino. Four and half Yelps.

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Jessica S.

Verde is the latest brainchild of Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran - owners of Bindi, Lolita, Openhouse, and grocery. One part flower/garden shop, one part chocolate truffle shop, one part home decor and gift store, all parts beautiful, quirky, and fun - Verde is just what I've come to expect from these Philadelphia entrepreneurs. Walk in and you're immediately surrounded by plants, flowers, succulents, and all the necessary accessories to keep your home and cement yard (face it, we're in Philly) a year-round botanical garden. Keep moving towards the back and you're likely to stumble upon the perfect wedding/birthday/house-warming/hostess gift. Even further back you'll see a chocolate display with everything from brittle to truffles - made on site I believe. Here's to Verde - may it help make Philadelphia prettier, waistlines expand, and wallets shrink!

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KanKan Y.

If I had to imagine what a garden party would look like as a store, Verde is it. They have very cute flower arrangements, cute little accessories, a cute chocolate shop in the back, cute crafts and items....the common theme? "CUTE" It would be perfect if they sold petite fours and served tea =D It's a shame I don't live in Philly...I'd get flowers from here all the time. Maybe it's a good thing (safer for the wallet). Though I have already decided that if I ever throw a swanky party, I'll be getting my arrangements here...

They sell great Philadelphia prints like this.
Michelle P.

What a great little shop! Verde carries clothing, jewelry, artwork, chocolates, purses, scarves, socks and all sorts of chotchkies. When thinking about Verde a few words come to mind: cute, trendy, fun, social, local. There are several stores in the city that carry the neighborhood name wine bags and Verde is one of them. I ended up buying a print with a bicycle that says Philadelphia. I just love that type of stuff. Immediately upon walking in, is a big case of Alex and Ani bracelets. It's not the largest selection I've seen, but it's great that they carry them too. Stuff for me, gifts for others. You really can't go wrong with Verde.

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I've really gotten into stationary goods lately and am always on the lookout for fun stationary…read morestores. Omoi was close to where we were coming to / heading to, so I bookmarked it and we managed to stop by before they closed. It was actually really poppin when we got there, despite the fact that it was about 30 minutes to closing time. I wasn't really on the market for anything, just wanted to browse. I ended up picking up some cute notepads for a friend and some washi tape for myself. I love that they sold matchbooks here! I am an avid matchbook collector, despite not smoking a day in my life. Staff were super nice and very friendly.

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I've been meaning to write a review for Hello World since fall semester. If you're in University…read moreCity, definitely stop into the store. I've had nothing but great experiences purchasing thank you gifts for colleagues and holiday gifts for hard-to-shop for relatives like my Mom, as well as a handbag, tote, and bath rug for myself. As another reviewer said, the prices are amazing -- from $20 for a pair of earrings to $500+ for a designer chair -- Hello World sells home goods, furniture, knick-knacks, and accessories. The store staff is friendly and helpful. Tucked away behind the Penn bookstore, this is a great addition to the shopping options on our campus, University City, and West Philadelphia.

I have been shopping here from time to time. It has cute things and the price reflects it. Today's…read moreexperience however puts an unpleasant mark. The tea towel I liked very much had no label and no price tag on it, apparently was the last one in stock. The sales person refused to offer a small discount for its unkept, almost non-giftable appearance. He also did not even offer to gift wrap the many things I have purchased. When I asked for two boxes for the cups I bought, he said the boxes were only meant for clothing, even though I saw perfect sizes for the cups behind him. What kind of customer service is this? Just because the store items are cute, no curtesies are given to the customers? Ridiculous. I will not be shopping there anymore.

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I was so excited to visit with my girlfriends. But I just didn't enjoy anything about the store. I…read morehave shopped a fair share of high end boutiques to no-ad thrift stores, and this place is clearly a store for pretentious people who want to impress others with weird pieces. (Do they really sell those hideous masks to anyone with a real sense of style? Or to anyone at all??) I had the heebeejeebees walking around in there, and I'm not superstitious or flighty, but the place just had a very "heavy" feeling, like a weight was on my shoulders the whole time there. And don't get me started on the prices... overpriced, on purpose, IMHO, for those who think the higher the price, the more precious the item. The only thing precious is the first breath of fresh air you get when leaving this gaudily overdone made in china sham of a store.

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