I use to come here a lot when they furst opened. Black owned…read more Parking: street and sometimes it is hard to find. Atmosphere: bright and average noise Service: it's ok. You rarely see anyone to assist. The cashiers are nice. It reminds me of a nicer Aldis. Their prices are higher though but a little leas on some items than the supermarket. They have items that I do not necessarily see in either aldis or the supermarket. Overall they are doable and I will come here when it's convenient.

The Grocery Outlet is located on Germantown Ave. & Hortter Street. In the Germantown section of…read morePhiladelphia. They have been at this location since 2021, I believe. This was on my list of black owned business I wanted to try for Black history month. Their parking lot is located underground for your convenience. You can go in from the left side of the building. It is well lit with plenty of signs to direct you. Upon entering you are welcomed into a well stocked store. Some things like some of their produce and meats are kept behind glass. The glass portions are not locked (Thank God!). If you take your time, you will spot a lot of items that are very cheap, really good buys. They also carry brands that are unique and may spark your interest to try. A lot of the items are overstocked, closeouts and past season items. Grocery Outlet accepts Snap/ Ebt cards also credit cards. You will need to bring your own bags or you can buy them at the outlet. They are open 7 days a week, Mon-Sun, 8am-9pm. I enjoyed my shopping experience there and will definitely return.

Love this great consignment shop in Manayunk. Owner is super helpful and they even make custom…read morefurniture. Happy to support a green local business here in Philly. I got this great cabinet and other small pieces. Definitely follow them on IG for sneak peaks at items coming soon!

Great place of different HomeLife Stance prices are fair to high end but all around a good place to…read morefind great charms

The furniture and housewares are in good shape .the prices are great...bought dishes and a side…read morewooden chair from there...years ago ..still have it ..nothing is broken

I'm looking to furnish my new house This will be my first…read moretime having my own place. I have an 18-year-old son in a 23-year-old daughter and I am just trying to make things work on a low budget.

This place is amazing! The prices, the service, the whole package is great! I've been here a few…read moretimes in a short period of time, and I've always come out happier than I came in! I had a great experience with customer service. My first time going, I bought a largeish item for $29 and left it under the cart, forgetting to unload it. I came back several hours later, when I realized, and they were super helpful. It took some time to verify, since I had no way to prove that I left it, but they didn't give up until they could make sure I got what I paid for. I was very impressed. There have been some excellent finds, like games costing less than $10, home decor for 5, area rugs under 100, etc. It's organized and easy to find what you're looking for. The items along the walls are neat and orderly. The wild card is obviously the bins. There's a large variety of random items, mostly toys/games, but those are haphazard since they're in bins and so many people rummage through them every minute. The hours are a bit annoying, but worthwhile to go when it works.

This is a hidden Northeast Philly gem. There are a variety of items for sale here. Household…read moregoods- name it most likely it's there! The customer service is acceptable. They get busy and lines are long sometimes. This is a store that will require your patience!! There are bins to search through & as mentioned there can be lines. Depending on your finds, it's definitely worth it! Check out their socials.

I was shopping around for mailing supplies. At Amazon, I priced out all of the items I needed, made…read morea list of the items' costs, and went to shop locally instead. About the only thing here that was affordable, was a roll of brown packing paper. I could recycle paper bags from the grocery, so I chose not to pick it up. I wanted to get some colorful large packing envelopes, but I only was able to locate purple non- quality ones for over $1.00. I could get good one for much cheaper at Amazon. Looking at my list, I was unable to find others things. Tomorrow, I am going to shop in Wilmington to see if I can find adequate items for much cheaper.

It's a dollar store. Somethings are more than a dollar in this store. Somethings are less than a…read moredollar. It's a store run by human beings. There are a variety of things being sold in the store. I shop in the store because they have affordable items. Reading the other reviews makes me sad for the sensitivity and state of the people of America. I don't see why the store is shady like what others reviews say. They sell a variety of items which is why it's called dollar unique: Some people like to multitask when they're on the cell phone so therefore the cashier has to use the phone rather than devote 100 percent attention to you. I say we breathe, evaluate our lives and move on before we pick on a variety store...

the old one in south Philly was my favorite syote to go to of all time. you could just get lost…read morein the tens of thousands of bolts all at exceptionally low prices. I could spend HOURS there (and did). covid ended that and now there's just this one. it's basically a thrift/ junk store with some fabric in the back. very limited inventory and worse/ NO ONE ANSWERS THE PHONE. it's obnoxious that you can't call and check to see if they have a specific fabric. i miss the old store SSSSOOOO much. bring it back!

It's sad how little fabric Jomar has anymore. It was once a real haven for creative stitchers and…read moredesigners. If I can save you a trip out there maybe this is useful. The one strong thing that they still have is sparkly sequin material in wonderful colors- hence the 2 stars o/w 1 or less. Sad!

It's important to understand that Bulk Vintage and Briar Vintage are in the same building. Bulk…read moreVintage is on the 2nd floor, Briar is on the 3rd. Are they the same? They are not. Bulk Vintage is exactly what they say they are - they buy and sell bundles of used clothing primarily wholesale. Once a month they open up their floor to the public, typically this is a Saturday. Sometimes they have a Friday night limited admission shopping time too, for $10. If you don't/can't shop at their 'open' time, you can reserve 2 hours of floor time with a $100 non refundable deposit that is credited towards your total purchase. The building is an old factory structure tucked in a quiet industrial area. The street out front is where I parked. It was well lit, no problems getting a spot up front. Inside, they are on the 2nd floor, there are rows and rows of large cardboard boxes with their tops cut off. Each has markings on it of generally what is in there and either a set price or a range. So you'll see "vests - men" or "boho skirts". There are also items hanging up on racks in the back. If you're interested in one of those you ask for a price. When you come in they're very pleasant and efficient. They show you where baskets are for carrying items (NO outside bags or boxes allowed). They also show you where bedsheets are at the end of each isle. This is kind of clever. When you want to dig into one of the bins, they tell you to put the sheet down on the ground in front of the bin and put items you're pulling out on it to keep it cleaner and keep from pushing items to boxes on either side. I paid the $10 to shop in more quiet at night, there were maybe 10 people. This is most definitely a DIG, so if you're not into sorting a bunch of stuff in an industrial warehouse setting, this is not the place for you. I had a blast and picked up some amazing finds, including a fabulous wool cloak from the 1960s that is so warm. Oh and one of the other shoppers bought a coat very similar to my ski jacket in high school - back in the 1980s. Dang, I'm getting old. Would I go again? Yes, I would. Maybe on a Saturday rather than paying for Friday access.

I am surprised to be doing the first Yelp review for this place, as it has gained a lot of…read morenotoriety on the socials these days. People were describing it as a hidden gem-- well hidden no more! I dibble and dabble in thrifting and I particularly love a quality vintage piece (you can check some of my other reviews on some of the other vintage spots in town as well), so imagine my pleasure when I saw they were having a fill-a-bag sale. The bags started at $20 I believe, but by the last day of the sale, they were $5. I decided to go (on a whim) that day to the $5 bag sale. Overall, it's definitely not something I would do again without a snack and heaps of energy. I came within an hour of the sale ending on a hot day and I was basically about to keel over. Rummaging through piles of vintage items is certainly not recommended on an empty stomach. Heck, on a full stomach even. It is not for the faint of heart. The piles were pretty big! I did like that they had mail buckets to put your clothing items in as you searched. I strategically meandered around the outskirts of the piles, but some people went to further lengths. I imagine there was even more to dig through earlier in the sale, so in some ways by the last day it was manageable for me. I also was happy that the crowd at least seemed to die down by the final hour. No complaints, really, about the staff there. The woman who greeted me referred to their bag policy when I accidentally left my purse on, which isn't a huge bag. I get it. She didn't reprimand me and didn't make me take it off, which I offered to do since I was parked such a short ways, so that was nice of her. Her and 2 other people working there watched as people shopped, which I wasn't really sure what to make of, but they weren't following people. I will just assume they were hanging out. Workers helped keep the piles tidy and they moved their other inventory aside. It was pretty organized. I paid by Venmo and there was a slight surcharge on the bag of 15 cents. I would like to return on an Open House day to see some of their typical offerings. I mean the finds I did leave with were pretty sweet. I would rate it above any thrifting for the impressive vintage finds. Everything I bought was definitely vintage in a range of eras and I only spent $5. Where else are you getting that?

I've walked past Longo's Discount for years while visiting the bakery across the street, but today…read morewas my first time going in--and I'm so glad I did. What brought me in was a conversation with my neighbor. I complimented her on how nice her perfume smelled, and she told me she bought it at Longo's. I have migraines and chemical sensitivities, so I'm very picky about fragrances. Most are too strong, but hers was light, fresh, and beautiful enough that I had to ask where she found it. Today I stopped in looking for a light floral fragrance and found a 3.3 oz bottle of Burberry London, along with lotion, two bottles of foaming hand soap, paper plates, and wipes--all for about $53. The prices were excellent. What really impressed me, though, was the store itself. Joe has been serving the South Philly community through Longo's for 60 years, and it shows. Their fragrance selection rivals department stores, with everything from current favorites to nostalgic classics. They also carry household essentials, cosmetics, paper goods, and even delicious biscotti and other treats. It's the kind of neighborhood store where you never know what great find you'll come across. Chain stores definitely have their place, but there's something special about supporting a family-owned business that's been serving the community for 60 years. Great selection, great prices, and friendly service. If you're in South Philly, stop in. You just might leave with exactly what you didn't know you were looking for.

Great prices. Can't believe I waited this long to check it out!! I will be doing my Christmas…read moreshopping there for sure!