A really fantastic little shop with a variety of gifts and goods. Proprietor is very helpful and…read morefriendly. Ornaments to unique non-alcoholic specialty drinks, scarves, books and more. Worth the walk to stop by.

I'm going to call it: I think this might be the best place to shop for gifts in the city. They just…read morehave so many nice and interesting objects. And the clothing -- such a well curated selection of both new and vintage clothing. And also the things for babies... if you need to buy a gift for a newly formed person, this is the place to do it. Moon + Arrow has so many things that I don't see in other "similar" stores, which tend to stock the same half dozen candle brands, books that should be shelved under "various light reading," and riffs on tea towels.

Visited Omoi Life Goods to check out what they offered (and get a passport stamp for my Traveler's…read moreNotebook). Enjoyed that they had a variety of not just paper, journals and pens but also locally sourced items like coffee, books and stickers. The shop was pretty crowded during my visit, probably a dozen people or so in the small space. This made me happy to see so many people shopping local. Eventually, after browsing most of the store, I decided to get a coffee bean pendant for my Traveler's Notebook. I've seen this same charm online for upwards of $20. Omoi's was $18. Definitely a value there! The service was excellent. While ringing me up one of the ladies running the register grabbed the Traveler's Notebook stamp (which you have to ask for) and let me do my thing. The stamp for the Traveler's Notebook is pretty cool, it features a soft pretzel and Water Ice.

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.

Cute store with a decent selection of options! I'd come here again. Straightforward boutiqueread more

They have a lot of fun stuff to buy especially Philadelphia Eagles, Phillies, Flyers wear. Great…read morefor gifts. Highly recommend to check out. Kind of expensive. Great customer service.

Very fun! Lots of stuff to look through, items I've never seen before. Had a good time just…read moresearching for treasures here.

I have walked by this shop almost daily on my way to work, but never had occasion to pop in until…read morerecently. I was greeted nicely enough by a gentleman who sat slightly obscured behind a stack of... things. The whole store was full of ..... things. The store had everything from "vintage" stuff to random junky stuff that just looked... used. The displays made it really difficult to walk around. All in all, interesting, but nothing really caught my eye and I left empty-handed.

Had a pleasure of stopping in last week on a day trip into the city and loved it! The staff is…read moreexcellent and the amazing collection of everything from Books, incense jewelry and crystals is phenomenal! I definitely want to go back as soon as possible. Thank you for all the time and patience. Can't wait to go back and to order online as well.

Garland of Letters is a quiet store filled with treasures! From tarot card decks, crystals and a…read morewide variety of witchy to wellness books, there's certainly something for everyone here. The staff is attentive and friendly, but not overbearing. Happy to help when you need it, but otherwise allows you to shop solo. Prices of books are standard ranging from 10-30 dollars, crystal prices are a few bucks per piece, but cheaper if you buy more. Overall a great store with great folks!

The pieces in this store are to die for. And I don't even usually say things like that, but it's…read moretrue. The owners must clearly have an eye for vintage because the careful curation of clothing and accessories from all decades is truly wonderful. Rightfully, it is listed as the best vintage store in town. The staff there were great, and a person helped me get dressed when I needed a hand. Also the aroma in this place was quite lovely. I'm not sure if it was incense or some kind of oil diffuser. I bought a $15 mod dress on sale, and it was much cheaper than what I would expect it to be at some of the other vintage stores near by. The quality of it was great too. I can't wait to return!

I've never experienced such deplorable customer service as I received just now. I will pursue this…read morewith BBB. I was rudely and abruptly hung up on as I was introducing myself. I will not be doing business with or contacting this business again. Be aware. -5 stars

If you're interested in shopping local this holiday season, this is the store! Not only are you…read moresupporting a local business, but everything in the store is also made in Philadelphia. They have artwork, cute gifts, jewelry, clothing, cool cutting boards, and even baked goods at the front. It's a small shop, but worth a visit on your holiday shopping tour.

I stopped in Local PHL Market! Love all their products. Everything is from local vendors. They have…read moreclothes, books from local authors, jewelry for yourself or great gift ideas, beautiful art, and much more!! Great location as well. Before or after you go to restaurants on either corner stop in the Local PHL Market today!!

I'm a wallpaper installer I've hung a lot of nice wallpaper, I've got to say never such great…read moretraditional and interesting patterns and colors. A pleasure to install.

"Flocking Beautiful"…read more I have not bought anything here -- so I can't speak to service or the rest of it, just the gorgeous papers I see every time I walk by the store. The shop windows themselves are tagged and scratched by the local thug-nothings, but don't let that get in the way of peering in and having a look-see. If you're looking for wallpaper, Dan F. recommends this hidden gem (also listed as Colonial Wallcoverings) next to Cups and Chairs and across from Passional. Call first as the owner is often away from the shop (though probably just upstairs.) There's a sign with a number to call for entry. And you can make appointments. Once while walking by I did catch sight of the owner, and complimented him on his beautiful wares. He seems very nice! See photos for some recent product displays.