Finally had a chance to stop in and check this place out. I had no idea what to expect. Once…read moreinside there was a nice selection of antique furniture. Through the the next door and it was more like a traditional antique mall with different booths and cases from what I assume are a variety of different dealers. The space was nicely laid out and it was easy to stroll through and check everything out. Overall, a nice place to visit and explore. A few of the booths had prices I think were inflated (but not all), so four stars instead of five. I plan to keep them in mind when I look for furniture in the future.

Antique/vintage mall with lots of variety. The set up is multiple vendor booths which is my…read morefavorite because I like to see the different types of things out there. They have tons of vintage and antique furniture. The prices are reasonable. There are loads of home decor type items- pictures, vases, s&p sets, cute cookie jars, vintage crates, holiday decor, lamps, wreaths etc. There are vendors that make beautiful wood items, barrel tables and crafty things that are great for gifts.

I have bought many items if quality here. Fair prices. Good selection of things. Never know what…read moreyou'll find.

11/2/24 first time at The Swamp door but it sure won't be my last!! This place has so many…read morewonderful treasures and rooms upon rooms of beautiful items. Everything is in great shape. The workers are readily available to assist customers with accessing hard to reach items and offer to bring purchases to the front of the store to be held for you. Everyone I encountered was friendly, pleasant and helpful. This is set up similar to an "Antique Mall" but is much nicer than that. There are many rooms and it's so much fun to explore. At first I figured I would only be window shopping because some of the prices knocked me off my feet. I am a bargain hunter and have access weekly to some pretty amazing finds at my local farmers market. I get things for very reasonable prices. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience and found a tremendous gift for a friend. I highly recommend visiting The Swamp Door. You will enjoy walking down memory lane. You get a 10% discount every time- it is applied to the lowest price item.

The ride to Swamp Door Antiques and Curiosities was beautiful during Autumn ~ and this was just an…read moreadded bonus to our visit. There was plenty of parking on a Friday afternoon and the moment you enter this expansive shop, you know you are in for a tremendous treat. It is extremely well organized, with so many nooks and crannies, we needed a couple of hours to appreciate and soak in all of the wonderful memories this spacious store gifted to us! Vintage jewelry, lamps, books, vinyl / cd's, seasonal decor from days gone by, collectibles, military items, and so many more interesting, unique offerings ~ it would be impossible to list everything here. There are also beautiful works of art, greeting cards at one of the shop's entrances ~ they are stunning pieces if you are looking for a one-of-a-kind gift. This amazing shop is super clean, everything is displayed in such a lovely, caring way and the prices are very reasonable. The memories from some of the offerings for sale made this little trip priceless and the exceptionally pleasant lady who worked at the register sealed the deal for many return visits.

Store is beginning liquidation. No signage to advertise store is closing out front at time was at…read morestore. Long line slow checkout, but that was always the case shopping this location.

Today was my second time in this store. I love just browsing and looking for unique finds. I must…read moreadmit there is another reason. There is a guy named River that works there ..He is always so helpful and very personable . Thing is I just can't get enough of this guy ,. Lots of ppl have celebrity crushes but omg I can't believe I'm gonna say this but have a retail crush. I have spent over $3500 in the 2 times I've been there do to his recommendations lol. Thank you Gia piazza

I was recommended to check this place out after family of mine purchased some good discounted items…read morefrom here. For those of you who don't know, this place buys out hotels' furniture when they close or more commonly update and they get the furniture at extremely discounted rate to which they pass along the savings to their customers. I purchased a king sized bed along with some other furniture pieces. I have now had the bed for four months and absolutely love it. The price...well, you just can't beat it ($122 for mattress and box springs). I paid $60 to have to delivered to Manayunk along with a couple chairs and some bedside tables. The delivery was one guy with a U-haul type truck and together we moved the items upstairs to my apartment. In my book this was a slam duck; definitely a place I would go to again. So I did. My most recent visit I decided to buy a couch and a sofa table (and have since bought smaller stuff in between). Once again I requested it to be delivered to Philadelphia. This time I was told they won't deliver for purchases less than $300. Now mind you, though they do have items that are more expensive than that (not much though), racking up $300 is not necessarily the easiest thing to do there. As I said, my bed was $122, I got a few chairs around the $55 mark, sofa table was $60, and the couch was only $38 (and amazingly very nice). I told them I would pay for the shipping as I had done before but they said it wasn't worth it. Hmmm.... I have worked retail for many years of my life. If I have a $5 sale or a $500 sale, if a customer is willing to pay all the expenses of the shipping, you ship it! It does not affect your bottom dollar at all (unless you refuse to ship and then it has a negative impact!). In a world where they are so busy it would make a difference and the movers time could be better spent on other things, I may get it. This is not this world. I was willing to pay the cost of gas, the guy or two that would be making the move, and the time it took. If it costs them $50 to pay for the movers and the gas to get there, I'd be more than happy to pay that or more. If it costs them $100, then I'd pay a hundred! Instead, they lost the sale and a repeat customer because in my book, failure to accommodate a customer is a failure in business equals no return business. I was pretty disappointed by this as this was definitely a place that had some good items. Now they missed a sale which doesn't sound like a big deal being the couch was only $38 but am guessing it was so cheap because it has been there for a while. They could have freed up the real estate in the store by finally getting rid of this and displayed newer items better. Missing this sale also means missing future sales because being a furniture store, I think have shipping accommodations is essential. I recommend the following to them: 1) Never turn down a sale because you don't want to ship it. At least make it an option and charge more if you have to. That is okay! Saying we don't ship under a certain amount just sucks especially when your big ticket items are so often under $300. I was not about to spend another $200+ on items just to hit the mark. 2) If shipping is an issue for your company because of manpower, vehicles or whatever, then get set up with a local moving company so you can refer a customer to them. Not shipping should never be an option. Say, "We have recently partnered up with "XYZ" moving company. We can arrange to have them ship the item for you. Would you like to get a quote from them?" and then YOU call them up and get a quote! These small and very easy things keep customers coming back! Despite this irritated complaint, the staff is friendly and the items are decent. There seems to be a high changeover of inventory (some of the less desirable stuff sits for some time). I would highly recommend taking at least one of my recommendations if not both to heart. In today's economy, losing a customer is just not in anyone's best interest.

Knoll Inc. sells fabric. I am a window covering subcontractor and purchase fabric from them. As a…read morenew customer of theirs I had to pay a proforma invoice before the goods were shipped to me. The order was placed on line. Please see the following blunders by this inept company. Said they never received the order even though I had an acknowledgement. Order shipped nearly 3 weeks late. Had to order additional fabric in a hurry was charged a large fee to ship over night, goods were shipped ground. Sent them the form and my resale license but was still charged sales tax. I have been working with their accounting department for my lousy $39.71 refund since January 2016 and today is April 12, 2016. Calling back to follow up today I had to tell the whole story all over AGAIN. I was told they have several customers like me with the same problem. Not surprising. I am the squeaky wheel and I will never give up on my refund. Not a good way to run a company. Do not order anything from them or you are in for a nightmare.

Always fun hunting for treasures at Jake's. Never disappointed and always find something…read moreinteresting to purchase

Large flea market with mostly real true flea market items. Not resellers/retail fair…read more The kind where you can actually search for treasures from days gone by. Not the coupon lady who is selling bottles of cleaners, detergents and soaps. Authentic flea market with core items that make a real flea market: old tools, people emptying their closets and basements, vintage finds and more So if you're looking for the real deal look no farther than Jake's - BUT get there early because they do pack up early and it thins out by noon.

1/12/25 I have never been in Fenstys until now. I really enjoyed meeting the owner he was very…read moreproud of his business that he has turned over to his son more or less. Since I hadn't been there he graciously told us the lay of the land. I really enjoyed looking through the market. As with any antique mall there are vendor booths that are well priced and then insanely expensive. There is a lot to see for sure. One main drawback is this is a "CASH ONLY" business. If you read my reviews you know I hate cash only businesses. Luckily I had plenty of cash- as it turns out I ended up not purchasing anything. I was tempted to purchase a few items but did not. I highly recommend visiting- I'll definitely be back if I'm in the area. They have a little snack stand and a nice. Lean restroom to make your shopping spree comfortable. I did not eat here but I thought that was great! I was tempted by the enormous Valentines cards for 1$- but there were no envelopes. There was a cute seasonal booth where everything was a dollar and some booths had decent sales.

Found unbelievable deal on a new guitar. Guy had a lot of used and a few new ones, great…read moreselection, great condition!! Sounds great! Found other good deals here too! Was there for a few hours but didn't feel like it

1/11/25 my friend who lives in the area took me to this adorable shop! It's right down the street…read morefrom her house. It's your typical antique store with various vendors. Some reasonable- some not. It's not huge but it's well organized with lots to see. I would definitely come back to visit this store in the area. I liked the brightness and cleanliness of the store. I liked the displays too! I didn't purchase anything but I really enjoyed the window shopping. The lady at the counter seemed pleasant enough.

We had good fun checking this place out after it was recommended by a friend. It isn't as large as…read moresome antique malls, but it has great variety and is nicely maintained. They have a nice selection of old hardware, if you are looking for things like glass door knobs. There are also some vendors who cater to craftspeople. Pretty much something for everyone. The customer service was helpful, but also left us to explore, which I appreciate. Since there are multiple vendors, prices range from reasonable to a bit steep. Definitely going to visit again in the future.