Jinxed Fishtown - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Andrew Corson

Really interesting selection of antiques, furniture, odds and ends, lighting, and curiosities. Prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly and helpful. Very cool vibes and a nice spot to browse even if you're not looking for something specific. There are 2 other locations in the city with a lot of other great furniture as well.

Elif Hatun Kilicbeyli

Low prices. Real antique materials. I found my mother’s vase and glass plate?. I was shocked. I remembered that this same vase and plate was in 1972-1973’s. And my mother’s flat is in Adana,Turkey. And how was the same vase be here❓‍♀️. Directly we bought these glasses. Thanks to Jinxed Fishtown for returning to my childness and feeling to my mother’s warmth.

jan achenbach

This site is my vibe. So many things I wanted for my mid-mod collection. A couple of things I decided to think about before impulsively purchasing; now I'm kicking myself. Just going to have to make another trip.

John M

LOVE this spot! If I could buy the whole store (AND fit what I bought in my place) I totally would!

Steven

Amazing vintage and thrift finds, got. Libra horoscope mirror, they gave me a floor model and were so transparent and honest that it had a few minor cosmetic flaws, also gave me a discount

WhT a genuine transparent beautiful place! Thank you for An amazing experience

-traveling New Yorker

True Review

Great store with a lot of pretty decent items. They do have something for everyone. The prices are high though. Too high for what they’re selling. Not everything is an antique, some of it is a thrift find. But that’s not how they price stuff. Some of the staff members were nice and helpful. But there was one guy who was just not interested in working. He couldn’t be bothered with me. So, I left.

Voices In Power

Pretty dope spot. A lot of cool items. Pricing can be expensive, but I guess with the location and the “unique finds” it sort of comes with it.

We found it walking over to La Colombe, which is how I’m sure many people find it. It’s one of those “stumbled upon” places.

Inside is really cool. It’s just a place where imagination can wonder and your eyes can explore things you never knew your heart would love. Be prepared with the urge to buy everything.

If we didn’t have a time limit, I’m sure we would have gotten lost with discovering every piece in this place.

One thing I didn’t really enjoy, was that, we were in there for about 10 minutes and none of the staff said a word. Sucks... we didn’t go in to buy anything, so maybe that was obvious but still, I think a little “Hey, if you need anything, let me know” goes a long way.

Tori Owens

I have shopped here multiple times and today I had a very uncomfortable interaction with one of the sales associates. First she looked at me like I didn’t belong and when I asked a question about a chair she seemed bothered to answer me. Then when I checked out I asked about donation and she was again short and rude and said “we don’t do donations or consignment” even though I hadn’t asked about consignment. Then I said my cousin has some really cool antique pieces he is looking to get rid of and she condescendingly told me I could “try goodwill or etc.”and that they wouldn’t accept it. It was extremely off putting and as a Black woman being serviced this way by a white woman, I can’t help but think it was race related as I was the only Black patron in the store. I likely won’t be back to this location. I was very offended.