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.

Super friendly staff and legitimately a hole in the wall that takes "treasure hunting" to the next…read morelevel. It looks sketchy at first but I found so many great items at amazing prices. Forget the other places with the overpriced items, this place IS IT. Affordable and very friendly employees, had great conversations with them! The clothing manager was super cute, she's an older lady but she was rocking the chairs while waiting for us to try on things so she can put them back onto the rack. I honestly and selfishly hope this place doesn't get famous but alas here I am writing this review. Would visit again.

Good selection of items very reasonably priced. Very friendly staff. I'd recommend stopping by to…read morebrowse.

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!

Funky shop. Nice folks. Cool stuff. Why did I need another cup and saucer set? It was cute, that's…read morewhy. Reasonable prices for what I saw, including a large hand made afghan, which did come home with me.

Cool store but at the back of the store there's a basement that had the door open so my sister and…read moreI thought it was apart of the store, it even had a sign on the wall where the stairs led down to shoe what's all down there. We started going down the stairs and the employee borderline yelled at us "absolutely not" and continued to be extremely aggressive for accidentally walking down into an unmarked restricted area. I apologized for the honest mistake but the employee continued to act bizarre. Weird experience.

The atmosphere is perfect for a spooky, goth, witchy shop. There was a lot of selection of jewelry…read moreand oddities. The prices on the jewelry was very reasonable. Keep in mind, when parking, the pay to park signs are hidden. We ended up with a parking ticket theat ruined our trip. Not the shops fault, just keep that in mind when going here.

What a fantastic shop. I wanted to buy almost everything I saw, except the coffin that greets you…read moreat the door. I am sure there are people who would love it, but it would just take up too much space in my studio apartment ;) I had spotted the store whilst visiting Woodrow's sandwich restaurant across the street, last month, but didn't have the money to venture inside. It was at the top of my list of places to check out this trip. I promised that I would buy just one thing, because if I didn't stick to my guns, I would have spent hundreds of dollars. It was so difficult to choose. I made three laps around the store before I discovered "Dancing Shiva." " This cosmic dance of Shiva is called 'Anandatandava,' meaning the Dance of Bliss, and symbolizes the cosmic cycles of creation and destruction, as well as the daily rhythm of birth and death. The dance is a pictorial allegory of the five principle manifestations of eternal energy--creation, destruction, preservation, salvation, and illusion. According to Coomaraswamy, the dance of Shiva also represents his five activities: 'Shrishti' (creation, evolution); 'Sthiti' (preservation, support); 'Samhara' (destruction, evolution); 'Tirobhava' (illusion); and 'Anugraha' (release, emancipation, grace)." https://www.learnreligions.com/nataraj-the-dancing-shiva-1770458 Pretty cool, huh? I love learning about different religions and collecting icons. And this store is full of them. As well as lovely items of witchcraft, catholism, antique medicine, carnival glass, goth culture, skulls, tarot, and pretty much anything spooky. The vibe is great and the stock is so unique that I'm sure it'll be full of all kinds of new items to discover the next time I visit. Would recommend!

WHAT A FIND. 2% to glory (named such for the 2% donated profit to the SD Lakota Nation) sells an…read moreimpressive spread of used clothing and accessories, but don't call it a thrift shop. HIGH volume of interesting pieces, all artfully arranged. It feels like you've walked into the closet of the coolest chick you know (or dude-- they've got men's clothing to and a limited selection of kids stuff). Owner has an amazing eye for the special and unusual. She is supa sharp, friendly and FLY, toting both a cool life story & of how the store came to be. Chatting with her and her staff through my visit made for a fun shopping experience. Aw they got some sweet lil' puppies in dere too. Lovin' that. All the clothing I inspected- I am a shopper who dallies- was in impeccably good condition. I am not normally the type to blow a lot of dough in one place but I developed romantic relationships with several items and, even after strategically leaving the store to spend the afternoon thinking over whether or not I REALLY wanted them, I returned because turns out I REALLY REALLY DID. At this vintage boutique, the quality and one-of-a-kind nature of the piece comprises the price, which, though not cheap, is worth it if you are the type that cares for your clothes properly. You know what? I am not even one of those people- I'd call my style that of the "funky-slob"- but 2% to glory makes me want to start handwashing and putting in the effort. They've got the goods, now I just need to instill the care habits. I also proposed consignment to the owner, who said "Why not?" though I have yet to drop things off. I'm just happy she's even into the idea, because I see no other way to continue shopping there 'til I have secured a big girl jerb. Though soon as I do, I'll be prowling this joint on the reg. I almost hesitate to publish this review...I picture duking it out with some faceless lady customer for ownership of the woolen rust-colored bathing suit that I hypothetically decide I must have. I'm looking forward to it :).

I walked into Two Percent To Glory and i think my little vintage loving heart melted to pieces…read more There is so much good stuff here I didn't even know where to start. I just wanted to jump in headfirst and buy everything even though i didn't have a single dime on me. They definitely don't sell filler stuff here! everything is quality awesome stuff. Yes, it's pricey for what it is. usually i'd say "hell naw" and the odds are pretty good that i won't be able to shop here as much as i want, but like i said, there is good stuff here. a lot of the clothes are set up in sections in the shelves to go together. everything about the store is very appealing. as soon as i walked in i exclaimed "i didn't know this place was here!" and one of the girls who worked there looked up from what she was doing and smiled and chatted with me about their hours, etc. very nice, well dressed people here that aren't pretentious or rude! everything else about it is pretty straight forward. i'm just excited to find a nice place close to home that i don't have to dig for hours to emerge with only one good thing!

Best thrift store ever, the staff was amazing they helped me out in everything the furniture 10 out…read moreof 10, prices were affordable

This is a very nice thrift that is black-owned and woman-owned in West Philly. I found they had a…read morenice selection of items and it was well-lit and clean. They had a variety of things they were selling including clothing, shoes, furniture and various other knick-knacks. The owner was nice enough to provide information when I asked about the prices, and I'm excited to return when I have more time on my hands!

There's definitely no thrift store here. This morning trying to shop and there was absolutely…read morenothing there. It was a furniture store.

Amazing prices ... new things daily ... friendly staff...new and used items priced well...Anna at…read morethe front counter always willing to help. Go often to see the new items