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Philadelphia Museum of Art
Neighborhood: Fairmount, Logan Square, Art Museum District
2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy
Philadelphia,
PA
19130
Heather L M. writes: The Philadelphia Museum of Art is truly a phenomenal place. It's a gorgeous building that looks like it belongs in Europe and the view of the city from the steps is breathtaking. It's a must see for all residents and visitors.
It has been ages since…
Reading Terminal Market
Neighborhood: Market East
51 N 12th St
Ste 2
Philadelphia,
PA
19107
lauren b. writes: Reading - pronounced "Redding" apparently, as I was corrected quite often. My savior in Philly. Want something healthy? Tasty? Sinful? Across the street from my hotel?
Every lunch I had was spent here - getting freshly carved turkey breast…
Di Bruno Bros.
Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
Rittenhouse Sq
1730 Chestnut St
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
Anna M. writes: Approach the cheese counter. Tell the smiling, fetching young bearded fellow that you are looking for something creamy and heart-stopping. Watch him roll up his sleeves, pull out some massive wheels and cut you sliver after sliver of cheese until…
Aka Music
Neighborhood: Olde City
27 N 2nd St
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
Christopher S. writes: Is your record collection missing something? Is there a big hole where a mint condition copy of Thriller should be? At AKA, you can find the gems that complete your awesome record collection.
That is until you come back.
Every time i go to this…
Cuba Libre
Neighborhood: Olde City
10 S 2nd St
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
Lakara B. writes: OK, so... in celebration of Fidel Castro's resignation, Cuba Libre is offering a free Cuba Libre cocktail with every entree... Who could pass that up, right? Perfect excuse to go out to dinner. lol
Well, I like to drink. However, I don't like to drink…
AIA Bookstore
Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
117 S 17th St Ste 210
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
Tim R. writes: This is one of my favorite shops in the entire city. AIA is the type of store to go to if you need to find a gift for someone and want something a bit more unique and design themed. You can find books on all different topics (product and interior…
Lost + Found
Neighborhood: Olde City
133 N. 3rd Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
stephy s. writes: Well I can't say that I flipped out over anything in here, but the stuff was definitely cute and unique and not too break the bank spendy. Which is nice in the world of boutique shopping. I did try on a few things but got hit with the wrong cuts for…
King of Prussia Shopping Complex
160 N Gulph Road
King of Prussia,
PA
19406
Jen D. writes: I don't know how PA got a city named King of Prussia.... Does the King of Prussia live here? If so, how can he be the King? Shouldn't he be living in Prussia? Where the hell IS Prussia? Ah.. my head hurts...
King Of Prussia Mall is the best mall…
Foster's Urban Homeware
Neighborhood: Olde City
399 Market St
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
Carrie E. writes: Despite the fact that we just went through 3 months of kitchen renovations, I'm sorry to report that I hate to cook. Luckily, my husband keeps me around anyway - probably because I pop into Fosters from time to time to pick up little kitchen…
Fante's Kitchen Wares Shop
Neighborhood: Italian Market, Bella Vista
1006 S 9th St
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
Kimberly P. writes: Since I am a lover of all things having to do with cooking and food, this place was heaven to me. It kind of reminded me of a place that would be in Diagon Alley (yes I am a Harry Potter fan... and what?! I have no shame in my game). The assortment…
Ubiq
Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
1509 Walnut Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19102
tim c. writes: I like sneakers.
Three floors. Current layout as follows.
1st floor: Men's and ladies kicks up front. Nike, Puma, Adidas, Reebok, Clae etc.
Toys and men's apparel to the aft. Undefeated, Alphanumeric, Futura Laboratories, aNYthing, Kid Robot, etc.…
Ardmore Farmers Market
Suburban Square Building
Ardmore,
PA
19003
Carrie E. writes: I really thought I would like this place a lot more than I actually do...I mean, it's a farmer's market, so how can you go wrong, right? It's not so much that it sucked eggs through a straw or anything; it was just so ehh. Most stuff I saw was…
Anthropologie
Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
1801 Walnut St
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
Courtney R. writes: I know it's silly to love a place where EVERY SHIRT is $100 and EVERY DRESS is $300, whether it's by Tracy Reese or some nameless gal in Guatemala, but I do. And the Philly store is the mothership!
I get ants in my pants whenever I drive up to Philly,…
Smak Parlour
Neighborhood: Olde City
219 Market Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
stephy s. writes: Remember when you were a little girl and you'd fantasize about what your perfect room would look like. You'd squint your eyes and squeeze your dollies and imagine a pink and frilly little girl wonderland that would make you feel like the prettiest…
Big Jar
Neighborhood: Olde City
55 N 2nd St Apt H
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
Sue G. writes: I love this place! Unlike most used book stores in Philly, this one is organized and you can easily find what you are looking for. Its nice to grab a cup of coffee and grab something off the shelf, then sit back, relax and do a little reading.…
Retrospect
Neighborhood: Society Hill, South Street District
534 South Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
Nadja M. writes: Plus- Everything you touch is gonna be GOLD.
Minus- You're gonna pay a mint for it.
Dear Amazing Tangerine Suede Vintage Boots,
Mama's gonna get a job soon so, you can come home and live on her feet...where you belong.
M.
Greene Street Consignment Shop
Neighborhood: Society Hill, South Street District, Washington Square West
700 South Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
Lisa L. writes: I buy most of my clothes secondhand and from two places: Buffalo Exchange and Greene Street. Greene Street is where I buy my clothes for work cheaply, and they also have a nice designer rack which is fun to try on, even if I don't end up buying it.…
Lineage Gallery
Neighborhood: Olde City
21 N. 2nd St
Philadelphia,
PA
19195
Kelly C. writes: I saw a thread on phillyblog that this gallery is closing as of Dec 07 and one of the owners is opening something in NYC and still representing some of the same artists.
http://www.joshualiner...
Guacamole
Neighborhood: Society Hill, South Street District
422 South Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
Carrie E. writes: If Hot Topic had an older, more fashionable sister, her name would be Guacamole.
Lots of cute tees, dresses and accessories that reflect the style de jour. Everything runs teeny tiny, though, so if you're a curvy girl who enjoys her food & drink (like…
Sailor Jerry Store
Neighborhood: Market East
116-118 S. 13th Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19107
Carrie E. writes: Full disclosure - I used to work for the company that owns and operates Sailor Jerry, so I come to the table with a wider history than someone who might be a casual shopper. But regardless, I feel very strongly about the integrity of the brand and…
Pinot
Neighborhood: Olde City
227 Market Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19195
Laurel M. writes: I like Pinot.
I've already procured a handful of funky items from the boutique, both useful (the "Rabbit" corkscrew is seriously worth that $$ price tag, I kid you not) & decorative (a fun wooden retro-mod wine rack). They seem to have a nice broad…
Tla Video
763 W Lancaster Ave
Bryn Mawr,
PA
19010
Lauren H. writes: Their ten dollar DVD bin is one of my favorite places in the world. It's also the only way I could justify buying "Center Stage" and "Showgirls".
Aside from letting me indulge my guilty pleasures, TLA has a great selection of new releases,…
City Sports
Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
1608 Walnut St
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
George R. writes: I don't have much to say about this place accept that they have a great selection of athletic and "lifestyle" shoes (as they are called). (Yes, they have everything else and a great selection and a friendly and helpful staff.)
The other day I was in…
Bicycle Revolutions
Neighborhood: Queen Village
712 S 4th St
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
Ben G. writes: Bryan, the owner, once told me that bike shops can either be fast, cheap, or right. Well, Bicycle Revolutions is neither fast nor cheap. But they do a good job. As Juicebomb mentioned, the turnaround time and prices are competitive, though.
Given…
Charlie's Jeans
Neighborhood: Olde City
233 Market St
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
Sarah C. writes: I'm super picky about stores and I hate being helped... especially by men. I prefer to be left alone. Sebastian was the first man I let help me pick clothing for me - ever. And... years later, he still picks jeans for me better than I can do it for…
Indigo Arts Gallery
Neighborhood: Olde City
151 N. 3rd Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
Bill M. writes: My new favorite store in Old City! with three floors of jewelry, books, masks, paintings, instruments, furniture, and then some from all over the world it gives you an awful lot to go through. some of the art and furniture can be rather expensive,…
Borders Books Music & Cafe
Neighborhood: Penn Center, Market East, Avenue of the Arts South
1 S Broad St
Philadelphia,
PA
19107
Susan G. writes: Borders gets a five. For a few reasons.
1. They have a music section.
2. The building is GORGEOUS!
3. There is more space here to sprawl out and read.
4. Acceptable (NOT CLEAN) public ladies room.
5. They sell movies.
6. They have awesome discounts.
7.…
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
1805 Walnut St
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
sara w. writes: barnes and noble is a readers paradise. while i usually prefer the small unpopular book sellers. i am nearly addicted to barnes and noble, from the comfy lounge chairs to the large assortment of reading material this place can take up your whole day.…
WTHN
Neighborhood: Olde City
17 N 3rd Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
Jackie A. writes: I liked this place... Liked their clothes selection more than their shoes--- didn't have the size I wanted. But the dude working was alright. Their clothing selection is really good though. I got this nice Married to the Mob shirt that I've never…
Bonejour Pet Supplies
Neighborhood: Olde City
14 N 3rd St
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
Stephanie M. writes: Sure, there are plenty of other pet boutiques that have sprung up around town in the last couple of years, but Bone Jour is one of the originals and still the best in my opinion. The inventory is carefully selected and the staff both knowledgable and…
Burpee W Atlee Co National Headquarters
300 Park Avenue
Warminster,
PA
18974
Nancy K. writes: Love all of the seeds that I have bought from this company -- which have included heirloom and organic selections -- that have blossomed to fruition. Nothing like growing your own herbs and tomatoes and eating them out of the garden. Nothing.
Schwering Hardware Store
307 W Broad St
Palmyra,
NJ
08065
John P. writes: I used to live around the corner from here, staff was helpful. Definately a nice little store that has what you need.
Wooden Shoe Books
Neighborhood: Society Hill
508 S 5th St
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
eric f. writes: Well, the irony is that Wooden Shoe couldn't exist without capitalism. However, their staff are (from my understanding) all volunteers and they have pretty strong convictions - you won't find any of those awful "Stop bitching, start a revolution"…
Zara
Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
1715 Walnut St
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
Ciesse Q. writes: This Zara is noteworthy because it's considerably cheaper than the Zaras in Manhattan (and, judging from a recent trip and given the weak dollar, cheaper than most Zaras in Europe). And as a previous reviewer has noted, it truly does maintain the…
TLA Video
Neighborhood: Society Hill
517 S 4th St
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
ezekial f. writes: tla video, i do love you, you always have great and awful new horror movies and you usually have employee reviews on them. your staff for the most part are helpful, nice and knowledgable. you keep those vhs movies around for guys like me who have the…
Modern Eye
Neighborhood: University City
3419 Walnut Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19104
Jesse M. writes: This place is just the best. Incredible selection of frames including Paul Frank, which has some great stuff at very reasonable prices ($200 frames!!). The staff here is out of this world. I must have tried on 30 pairs of frames and the person…
Jinxed Clothing
Neighborhood: South Street District, Queen Village
620 S 4th St
Philadelphia,
PA
19104
Bill M. writes: You know a place is cool when it has a sign that invites you to smoke and drink inside.! seriously I was window shopping here and the sign on the window took me off guard.
Jinxed has it's own line of Phillycentric and anarchic clothing. but it also…
Cherry Hill Mall
2000 Route 38
Cherry Hill,
NJ
08002
eliza b. writes: I am giving the mall 3 stars because i freaking hate it, but it's convenient and i go there alot despite my abhorration of it.
There are some great stores like Aveda, Godiva, H&M, The Gap & Gap Body, and the food court is pretty great (see my…
Blackeyes
Neighborhood: South Street District, Queen Village
624 South 3rd Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
Caitlin C. writes: This is a really cute place that more people should know about. The owner is so nice and carries really artistic/urban bags and purses. These are the kinds of designs you'd find in SoHo and Tokyo. Prices are decent (a nice large bag is about $60),…
bluemercury
Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square
1707 Walnut St
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
Michelle B. writes: If your love for overpriced yet delicious smelling products is as fanatical as mine, get to Blue Mercury.....stat! Smack in the middle of Center City lies this beautiful small boutique, where you'll find upscale skincare, makeup, fragrances, hair…
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