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Antiquarian's Delight
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citysearch c.
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I am also one of the 7 other family members who visited the Antiquarian's Delight. While visiting my daughter, a long time Philly resident and retail manager, we were excited to visit what was heard to be an amazing antique establishment. We were met by a pleasant vendor at the very front of the store (pink hair) who made us feel welcomed and wanted to make sure we knew that there were many individual vendors within the building who would be happy to answer any questions that we may have. Once we stepped past that pleasant woman, the atmosphere changed. We were given to once over by a very sour faced man on the right front side of the store. As we passed, we overheard him say to the other vendors nearby that he hoped they locked their cases. I brushed it off thinking that perhaps they had the cases opened for customers prior to our arrival and he was just giving them a reminder. Our family, all adults ages 26 through 71, proceeded to walk around looking at all of the various items they had to offer - jewelry, furniture, pictures, vintage clothing etc. It truly is a potpourri of wonderful items. After seeing what the first floor had, we decided to go to the lower level while keeping in mind the items that we may want to return to the first floor to purchase. I was the last family member to walk past the irritable man towards the steps to the lower level as he was counting how many people we had in our party. He asked me how many we were and I turned to him, smiled and said 8, as I too counted to make sure we didn?t leave anyone behind. That?s when this man verbally attacked me as he yelled behind my back ?Eight people in your party and you didn?t buy a thing. You touched everything in the store and didn?t buy anything. I knew it as soon as I saw you walk in the door?. I was so stunned by what he had said that I turned around to ask him to repeat himself. He once again said, ?I knew as soon as I looked at all of you that you were not going to buy anything.? I responded, ?We aren?t finished shopping yet, but we are now!!? My other family members were also so insulted that they exchanged words with him to let him know how rude and unprofessional he was. We went about our day shopping at other establishments in the area with vendors who were genuinely happy to have us in their stores. Some we purchased from, some we did not but we always felt welcomed no matter what. We were sure to thank them for having us in their stores while mentioning how poorly we were treated at Antiquarian's Delight. They too were shocked at such treatment.
Cons: Rude! Rude! Rude!
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