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A small independent jeweler on North Keswick Avenue, in the block of storefronts that runs up from Glenside Avenue. Cases, repairs, and not much of a website to check first.
Independent shops that beat the big-box default.
30 independent shops in Glenside, PA, on one page: 18 local goods, 11 gifts, 5 antiques.
A small independent jeweler on North Keswick Avenue, in the block of storefronts that runs up from Glenside Avenue. Cases, repairs, and not much of a website to check first.
A smoke shop on North Keswick Avenue in Glenside, with cigars, cigarettes and rolling supplies behind the counter. One of the busier review counts on the block.
Coins on one side of the case and jewelry on the other, on East Glenside Avenue. The sort of counter where an inherited box of silver dollars finally gets sorted out.
Retro and current video games on South Easton Road in Glenside. Cartridges, discs, consoles and controllers going back several console generations, in a shop people drive to.
Custom framing on North Keswick Avenue: the place you take the diploma, the concert poster, or the jersey that has been rolled up in a tube for years.
A gift shop on Mt Carmel Avenue, sharing a storefront building with a record shop and a fitness studio. No phone number listed, so the website is the way in.
Dancewear on East Glenside Avenue: ballet and tap shoes, leotards and tights, sized for kids who outgrow a pair a season.
A take-out beer store on South Easton Road in Glenside, cases and six-packs for carrying home. In Pennsylvania, a beer store this close by still counts for something.
A cigar shop on West Glenside Avenue in Glenside. Singles and boxes, plus the cutters and lighters that come with the habit.
A farmers market in the parking lot on West Glenside Avenue, growers and makers setting up in the open air. Market day and season are both worth checking before you go.
Custom t-shirts and printed apparel on North Keswick Avenue: team shirts, reunion shirts, and the batch of fifty a business orders for a weekend.
A home shop and studio on Mt Carmel Ave, away from the Easton Road stretch where most of Glenside's storefronts sit.
A pottery shop on North Easton Road trading under the potter's own name. No website, so the phone is the way to find out what is on the shelves.
A cigar shop on North Keswick Avenue, steps from the Keswick Theatre, with a review count well past a hundred that most storefronts this size never get.
A bike shop on North Easton Road with close to 800 Google reviews behind it, which in a town this size means most of the neighborhood has wheeled something through the door.
A jewelry designer on North Keswick Avenue, in the block of storefronts by the Keswick Theatre. Custom work rather than a mall case, and a clean five-star record across forty-odd reviews.
A small grocery on South Easton Road, south of the main Glenside blocks. No website, so what is on the shelves is a walk-in question.
An antique shop on West Glenside Avenue, where stock turns over with whatever comes through the door and the shelves are never the same twice.
A gift basket shop on South Easton Road, which is who you call when the occasion needs something sent and a card will not cover it.
Mid-century modern furniture and decor on Glenside Avenue, just over the Wyncote line. A narrow specialty rather than a general antique shop's mixed shelves.
An antique shop on East Glenside Avenue, just off Easton Road. No website, so what is in stock on a given day is a question you answer by opening the door.
An independent food market on North Easton Road, in a stretch where most towns have only a chain supermarket left. A 4.8 across 350-odd reviews is not a number grocery stores usually get.
A florist on North Keswick Avenue, steps from the Keswick Theatre and part of the Plaza Flowers group. Arrangements for the occasions that come up with no notice.
An antique store on West Glenside Avenue, west of Easton Road. No website of its own, so walking in is the only way to find out what has landed on the shelves lately.
A garden center on West Glenside Avenue, big enough to be a drive-to rather than a corner shop. Plants, soil and the rest of the yard list, next door to the antique store at 379.
A fabric shop on East Glenside Avenue, near the train station. Fabric by the yard and sewing supplies, the kind of shop most towns quietly lost years ago.
A gift shop on South Easton Road, in the block of storefronts below Glenside Avenue, on the main retail run through the borough.
A clothing designer working out of a unit on East Glenside Avenue. Listed as a design studio rather than a storefront, so call before you go rather than showing up.
A cigar shop on Mt Carmel Avenue with a lounge attached, so you can buy a stick and stay to smoke it. A few doors up from the shared storefront at 2256.
A record shop on Mt Carmel Avenue, in Unit 2 of the same building as a gift shop and a fitness studio. Vinyl is the whole business.
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