We visited the Philly AIDS Thrift and had a great time exploring the treasures that this maze of a…read morethrift store holds. The Thrift has a large variety of sections, including wall art, knick knacks, clothing, and larger pieces of furniture. Like all good thrift stores, they have special tag discount days that award you a greater discount on certain items. Aside from acquiring new stuff, my favorite part is supporting the mission of the Philly AIDS Thrift. I would definitely frequent this shop on the regular if I was local!

Huge eclectic resale store. I always find something neat. Close to milkboy, assorted sex shops, and…read moreyummy food options. I always stop in when in the city.

I was walking to breakfast and stumbled upon this thrift store for working professionals…read more Everything was reasonably priced and the store was clean. I ended up buying a belt and Good American jeans for only $30. Overall, I'd come back here again on my next travels.

This is the type of non-profit you don't need or even know that it exists until, well, you do! They…read moreserve a variety of clients such as those experiencing housing issues, recently incarcerated, and the transgender community also. There are around 150 referring agencies that work with The Wardrobe & appointments with a referral can get 6 items of clothing free plus accessories and/or toiletries etc. Highly recommend as a place to donate gently used women's clothing, especially clothing geared towards work interviews or dresses for women transitioning. Also a supportive and helpful resource for those who work for any of their referring partner agencies.

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.

Set up Yelpshop at this weekend's punk rock flea market. Sitting for hours in a day can really wear…read moreon you, but thankfully, all the colorful people who stopped by kept my co-Yelper and I completely engaged and entertained. The experience made me love Philly all the more. Where else can you find funky craftspeople with interesting goods to offer? There's been a lot of commotion because of overcrowding at previous PRFMs, but this weekend seemed to flow rather smoothly. Sure it was hot, but never felt like I was stuffed in a hairy man's armpit. That's saying a lot. Looks like times are really tough for some folks out there. I saw a guy walk out with a brand new Nintendo DS with games for $30. I gave my friend $5 to scour the floor and buy me a present. She came back with a caricature of my dog. Best gift ever. If you missed out on this weekend's sale, make sure you check out the next one. It's the perfect place to find cheap and random gifts for friends.

I stepped into the store at 5:16 PM today. Instead of being greeted, I was told The store is…read moreclosing in 20 minutes. Which surprise me since the closing time is 6:00 PM but lucky for me. I was only coming in to look to see if there were any tools for sale. Within five minutes of being told, the store is closing in 20 minutes, the same woman came up to me, and I had nothing in my hands, and says to me you need to go get in line now... I paused, pointed at my chest and said "are you talking to me?" She said no I'm just talking to everybody. You need to go get in line so you could check out. The rest of the people in the store were herded toward the cash register. My total time inside of the store? Less than nine minutes, and pushed out the door, and I'm writing this review at 5:37 PM. Just thought that upper management should know what it looks like going into the store.

It was fine. I won't say customer service was exceptional, but the worker I encountered when it…read morewas time to pay for my items was helpful when necessary. When I arrived, no one really greeted me or asked me for assistance, so I just took note of that and moved on. What I actually really liked what the men's selection here. I thrift quite a bit and it's honestly rare to find a decent breadth of Men's thrifted clothing. This store had probably the most vast men's section I've seen at a thrift. It took up one side of the store. What I've found is every thrift store has somewhat of an identity. This one is hard to pinpoint, but I have to say, it is not the hipster domain that some secondhand stores have become. This store felt more like a place people just looking for some deals turn up to. It was actually really refreshing. That in mind, I found the selection of vintage pieces here to be slightly above average. I even found a very rare band tee (that I plan on flipping). I was shocked at how great this place was for the unique vintage I love, but I think that largely has to do with it being more of a place frequented by community and not a hotbed for those millenials and Gen Z-ers just now on the thrift wave.

This place is amazing! So much good stuff at a real thrift price. Posting a couple of items that we…read morefound. You definitely need to dedicate some time - some samples of things we got with the receipt! Lots of variety, for everyone!

I love how there's a color discount! I've only been once so far but I have no complaints about…read morestaff or cleanliness so definitely will be revisiting!

Omg I lov Le this store! A lot of the clothes were of good quality and super unique!! The $5…read moresection definitely had some gems! I will say that the rest of the clothing was a bit overpriced for used clothing but definitely very unique styles

If you are going to demand that any bags of a certain size be left behind the counter with your…read morestaff, you need to devise a system of accountability for the possessions of your potential clients. "I'm the only one working" isn't an adequate promise of care. At the very least, set up a clothespin and playing card scenario like every other store that has a similar policy. *shrug* That's really all I have to say.

Good place to donate your goods, happy place to work, giving can be so happy,happiest adult on this…read moreplanet

Super busy store and shopping center and chaotic, but I have found a ton of good stuff.read more