What clothing store offers you alcohol when you enter? This place already was a ten from that…read moregreeting. This is my go to spot for clothing for all occasions. The staff here is very knowledgeable, cool and laid back which makes discussing sometimes

Metro held a great event last night for customers- featuring Doctor Oyster. Metro is now owned by…read moreIsmael, who is a true pro at providing his customers with a truly fantastic shopping experience. He is very engaging and his love for helping customers find exacrky what they want is obvious from the first minute you meet him! Ismael also has a wonderful eye for fashion! He has been expanding the store's offerings, including new clothing lines and new items. I highly recommend Metro!

So impressed with the fairly new shop P's & Q's on South Street. The store has a clear focus and…read moreaesthetic and is a welcome addition to the city. The brands they stock are thoughtful and considered. You can browse through a rack of Massachusetts brand Penfield, Brooklyn's The Hill-Side and Copenhagen's fresh menswear line Norse Projects (the only place in Philly that carries this brand). P's & Q's also offers up home goods and skincare from eco-conscious brands like Izola and Baxter. The back of the store showcases beautiful hardcover tomes from Taschen Books and U.S. stationery brand Field Notes. The shop also carries their own line of T shirts with smart and bold graphics created in-house. What I like most about P's & Q's is not their stocklist but their overall vibe. The design of the interior is gorgeous. There is wood everywhere including the floors, shelving units and islands. There is something about wood that is just naturally inviting and warm. The occasional incense stick helps also to relieve the stress of shopping (it's hard for dudes sometimes). The entire staff is also super friendly and helpful, and most of all laid back and unpretentious. There is nothing worse than dropping a few hundred dollars in a shop and leave feeling like they did YOU the favor! P's & Q's showcases their own interests and sense of style as apposed to following the latest trends or letting blog posts from Hypebeast dictate their inventory. They also focus on brands that have eco and socially conscious business practices, this is something that is very important to me. I always read about cool menswear shops in London, New York and LA and think to myself "Why Can't Us?" to quote the famous 2008 Phillies slogan. Finally there is a place right here in Philly that offers smart style in a beautiful storefront that is both welcoming and comfortable to shop in.

Ps & Qs is as much part of the community, as it is a shop. They only seem to hire great, friendly,…read morehilarious people, they have great products, and it's the perfect place to grab a unique gift for a loved on (especially if that loved one is yourself). I always make a point to stop in when I'm passing by because they always brighten my day.

Selection and value are great! And the chirpy, wisecracking cashier was bearable until I put my…read morepurse on the counter to get out my wallet. "Oh, looks like you need a new purse. We have a nice selection of purses here." Spoiler: I did not look at the store's purportedly nice selection of purses. I left feeling sorry for management because it's so hard to weed out rude idiots during the hiring process. No amount of coaching will fix someone who thinks it's a great sales tactic to be insulting. Sorry, Nordstrom Rack. I get it, I manage people too, and it sucks. ​

Was here in Cherry Hill and was selling a shirt on their rack from SHEIN! double the prices way to…read morehigh!

Ed and his team are personable, knowledgeable and most importantly for my husband, detail oriented…read more Not only is Ernestos the only place my husband and the men in our family shop but we had our entire wedding party fitted there. Each person with a different shape and unique desires that Ed managed to bring together seamlessly. Ed helped us choose everything from fabrics and colors down to the threads and accessories. Each detail was personalized and meaningful for our wedding. The group looked handsome, timeless and despite the 104 degree weather, comfortable too. On top of the flawless designs you see below in the pictures, every stop at Eds is like visiting a family member. You're greeted with a beverage of your choice and pampered through the duration of your stay. From the young man at the front to the tailor behind the scenes, there are not enough words to express our gratitude!

Best custom clothier in the tri state. Super transparent. Takes the time to make sure everything is…read moreright and goes through every option with you. I have now purchased Multiple suits, shirts and much more from Ernesto's and have been so spoiled I don't know if I would be able to go anywhere else.

first thing first, i shouldn't give them 1 star when customer service was bad. Called in way before…read moreif needed appointment for to get measurements for senior prom tux and said no.. Went the store, no greetings whatsoever .. no one approached to ask if needed help.. People going in and out they helped them first while we still waiting.. We talked to someone and yet no one still helping. It's ridiculous how they lied on the phone vs in person helping out others before people waiting "or has been waiting +30 min .. NEVER RECOMMEND TO COME HERE

Walked in and had no idea what to get. Jose made sure I walked out looking like an entrepreneur…read more Good people all around at this location. I would say make an appointment and dont just walk in.

My son was in search of black shoes/boots for work. There…read moreis a large selection of Everything!!! He found black leather Chelsea Boots for $49.99 & Black slip in Adidas for $54.97. The final total cost was $84.96. Yes, $84.96 for boots & Sneakers. It's not what you make, but what you keep. The store representative was kind at check out and answered questions regarding return policy of non-clearance items.

Honestly, organized chaos here. I think there is 2-3 floors worth of merchandise. It honestly gave…read moreoff vibes of a Burlington. From the moment I walked in I personally was a little overwhelmed. The name Nordstrom leads me to expect a certain vibe, this did not hit that. The shoe area is a good size, but tiny aisles. It was pretty organized. There is some areas to sit, but not enough. There were people sitting on the floor. There were many racks throughout. There is lots of departments like kids, mens, womens, shoes, bags, suitcases and much more. There is a lot to sift through. The pricing was in my opinion a little high. I can find items one sale, cheaper especially with a coupon. I am sure I made a face at some of the pricing like, "Um really. You want that much for that?" The staff were ok. I had one who tried to help, but he was new so he was unsure on the answer. I ended up not staying too long. I was just there for shoes, and walked out empty handed.

I placed an order with Totem Brand Co. for two Patagonia MLC 45L bags and paid increased…read moreinternational shipping and prepaid duties at checkout. A few days later, I received a cancellation notice falsely stating that I had requested to cancel the order -- which I had not. I had to reach out myself to find out what happened, and only then was I informed that the company had decided to cancel my order due to the cost of international shipping -- despite the fact that I had already paid the higher shipping and duties. No one attempted to contact me beforehand or offer any alternative; they simply cancelled the order without discussion. To make things worse, the sale price of the bag is no longer listed, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the cancellation. This was a very disappointing experience, marked by poor communication, no accountability, and a complete lack of customer consideration. I strongly advise against ordering from Totem Brand Co., especially if you're outside the U.S.

Cute place on south street full of name brand as well as local items. You can get some exposure to…read morethe locally made, or locally supported brands as well as our neighbor Canada. E.g. They have Canada goose here! They also carry belts that have been made by the Amish. Come and check out the quality yourself. The front desk is friendly and will provide you with info if you have questions. They have a sister store Totem just 3 doors down that sells items made in America and ones from Japan. Lots of collaboration, artistic and unique. You'll find something here or at least a good gift for love ones. The only down side, it's on the expensive end but what you get is good quality.

Great small shop with friendly staff and affordable style. My son fell in love with a track suit…read moreand the staff helped him with the fit, color and even recommended shoes to go with it- that they don't sell, so it wasn't an upsale, just an honest recommendation. Superior look at reasonable prices- this place should get your attention now.

I fell in love with this brand once introduced to me by one of their sponsored professional…read moreskateboarders. (Brandon Buchko) I was blown away with the quality of the clothes for the price that you pay. Their sale items are often so low, it seems too good to be true! The sweatshirts, socks, and even joggers are super thick. I got a pair of joggers that are fully lined with thermal for $25. The retail price is $78, which I find to be very reasonable for the quality. And then they discount them down to $25?! They're like a lightweight snowboarding pant. I can honestly wear them to mountain high LOL. Also, everything seems to run pretty true to size, except for some jerseys. I usually can't wear a men's small because it's too huge on me. I'm only 5'2" 105lbs and their mens small typically fits me like a kids med or large. Yay! They opened a retail store on Melrose in LA, but unfortunately it seems like it was bad timing. I'm pretty sure it had to close down because of Covid. I'm really hoping they re-open again in the near future.

Who in their right mind complains about the $3 cover? Its all to a good cause. r5 productions use…read moreamazing spaces, bring fantastic music, and always pay bands well. Suck it up and pay the $$. PS its a donation - so if you are REALLY that cheap, you can just go in. I always wish I had $1000 or more to spend everytime I come - but alas, I usually don't have more than $30. Oh punk rock flea market, I wish you were monthly.

With the pandemic, I don't know if this event runs any more…read more My friend V. loves thrift shops and what she calls 'treasure hunting.' Having grown up poor and being forced to wear way too big, tooth achingly ugly winter coats from Goodwill that I'd 'grow into,' hideous polyester button down shirts that a pimp wouldn't touch, scratchy, pill-y wool sweaters reeking of camphor, high water generic blue jeans and summer shorts I would not put on a dog in a clown show, I assiduously avoid things like this. V. was insistent that I would 'go wild' over this flea market because 'it won't be like anything else you've ever been to!!!' I had my doubts about that but you make concessions for friends. We paid our $3 entrance fee and strolled around. Most of the vendor tables had things that were of no interest to me; old playing cards, glassware that was (presumably) collectible, vintage tattoo flash, old silver plate and older, tarnished sterling silver tableware, racks of *shudder* vintage clothing and shoes, most of which had seen better days. There were some well curated tables of antique jewelry and antique beaded bags at very non-bargain prices and a few tables of what I can only call culled pieces from cabinets of curiosities-moth eaten taxidermied items and non-p.c. tourist trash. For the most part, the vendors we encountered were bored seeming or down right rude. The people watching was far better than anything for sale. After 2 hours here, V. bought a very large, ornate dusty rose colored tassel. I asked what she planned to do with it. Her response? 'Do you want it, Warren?' Uhh-that would be NO. I bought nothing. V. wanted to take another spin around the place so I opted to go out to her car to sit and read, telling her to take her time. Another 2 hours passed. She returned empty handed, other than the tassel, to the car. Would I go back? Nope. Should you go if the flea market opens again? It's $3 and maybe an hour or 2 out of your life. You could spend that time and money in worse ways.