South st market 406 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147

"Excellent service and great selection. The manager took his time explaining the different products l and was very friendly and helpful."

"The best smoke shop in South Street in Philadelphia and they have a great service. Great prices."

"Im on Vacation in Pennsylvania and I decide to take a Trip to Center City to buy a Vape Pen. I went to 4 stores to find one suitable to my liking and I found South st Market! They were very hospitable while I browsed thier inventory. They had EVERYTHING I was looking for."

"As a relatively-frequent visitor of this smoke shop, I’ve known the owner for quite some time. The product selection here is... decent, AT BEST, but its inventory isn’t the problem. Rather, I’ve never felt as incredible uncomfortable as I have while in the presence of the shop’s owner. This man is off-putting. He has walked out of the store to “meet with clients” mid-purchase, leaving me curiously waiting for up to 15 minutes, not to mention alone. On nearly every visit to this store I find him engaging in unprofessional (and potentially incriminating) phone calls, holding up his finger for 20 minutes (sometimes more) so he can finish his “business” while his customers desperately try to make a purchase and proceed on with their day. In short, the customer service at this store isn’t merely lacking, it is absolutely despicable. There are tons of smoke shops on south street - I would stay away from this one."

"bad service & by the looks of it bad/ mean management. I suggest go to another shop there is a ton of them in the area. I am glad I walked out while the shop manager pretended to be on shark tank by being very rude to some (what seemed like) nice sales people. I stayed long enough to be appalled by what I saw/ heard from the manager. It also made me feel really bad. To the mean manager... News flash: you are a shop manager, not even the owner. As a former manager, I recommend you stop pretending to be the store owner & actually do your job. Let your boss handle the sales people so you can actually help customers. When I was a Coffee store manager I learned to just take pamphlets, ask for samples and business cards then dismiss the sales people. It’s easier then being cruel to sales people with an audience of customers. Bad image."