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Secondhand Ranch is Fishtown’s newest bar-meets-thrift experience — a vibrant community hub where great drinks, curated vintage fashion, and local culture come together under one roof. Part bar, part boutique, all personality, Secondhand Ranch offers a unique mix of handpicked secondhand clothing, accessories, home goods, and rotating local vendor pop-ups alongside craft cocktails, beer, and lively weekend energy. Whether you’re searching for affordable vintage clothing, rare fashion finds, local makers, or a fun new bar in Fishtown, Secondhand Ranch delivers an unforgettable, laid-back atmosphere with a playful Western edge. Guests can sip, shop, and discover new treasures daily, with an evolving selection that keeps every visit fresh.
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Address: 1148 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125
Phone: (267) 807-1340
Website: https://www.secondhandranch.com/
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meg
10/10 best bar i’ve ever been too. came last night and couldn’t stay away so i am here right now as i’m writing this! i’m so in love with the vibes and everything! the staff is super nice and personable and were cracking jokes with us. the thrift store is expensive but everything there is basically name brand and amazing quality. i will be coming back as much as i can!!!!
… moreJeremy Urban
This place was such an awesome experience. The aesthetic in there is incredible, you forget you’re in Philly and feel like you teleported into the south. The drinks are pretty reasonably priced. The cheesesteak grilled cheese I had was really good. Only complaint is I wish they had a bigger menu! The vintage thrift store is a whole other story. Curated so well, I grabbed a few absolute finds there. What a store! I don’t understand the few bad reviews, they just opened in December… give them some time to work out the kinks.
… moreC
This is such a cool spot. Vibey atmosphere, good drinks, games, and vintage shopping all in one. Yes, it’s a bit expensive, but what isn’t at this point?
… moreValerie Parks
I was initially excited to check this place out, because the atmosphere and decor seemed really cool. However, the secondhand items were overpriced and dirty. Just as an example were these dry-rotted old work boots with a $63 price tag. Seems like yuppie pay-to-look poor nonsense to me. If you want worn out work boots, go work at a barn and wear them out for real instead of paying to look like you did.
… moreStephanie
The idea of this place is amazing and the staff was friendly. I got a tequila drink that did not taste like it had any tequila. The thrift shop attached was nice to look at but everything we touched had holes not easy fixes but serious damage. It happens sometimes but my friend tried on 4 pieces and 3 of them had serious holes for $25 to $35 per piece.
… moreJenna Bustamante
Stopped in with my husband and son just to check it out… and now I get the hype. Good drinks, even better service, live music, a bar, snacks, pool table, vintage everything, and a photo booth. Such a vibe!
… moreKC Marquart
If there was ever a business that was created for me, Secondhand Ranch is it. I discovered this place thanks to Instagram Targeted ads, and damn were they right. I was able to drop my husband off on the bar/arcade side while I thrifted my happy heart away. It is a curated thrift shop, so not all of the prices are great, but there is plenty to purchase at low prices. The service was great, I had a lovely chat with the person at the register. I enjoyed a mimosa and some shuffle board. Bartender was super friendly. Highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys drinking arcade games and thrifting.
… moreTony Soprano
Been meaning to check this place out for a while, bar wasn’t busy and sat there for a solid 20 minutes and the bartender was gladly helping everyone else even the people that came in right after I did. The bartender saw me sit down, made eye contact twice and still turned around and helped other people without being prompted. Walked out, don’t give this place any business.
… moreG B
Perfect spot. The thrift store is great and large. The saloon part is my personal favorite and definitely will be coming here more often. Only issue is that a Michelob Ultra costs $8.25, but can’t complain when the place is so great.
… moreDavid Kazarov
This spot is corny. Went on a Saturday night and the vibe felt exactly like Garage. No surprise as it’s right across the street. It’s basically what I’ve come to expect in Fishtown – very Bushwick-wannabe, lacks any kind of soul. Sorry to be harsh but I just did not enjoy my time here one bit
Edit to respond to owner: this place is the opposite of weird, feels very curated and intentional in presentation, kind of like L Train Vintage or something like that. Overpriced, preened, planned-by-committee feeling to it. In my mind it more represents the relentless corporatization of Fishtown, a place I’ve known and loved for a long while now. Admittedly I don’t know the story of this place or who runs it, and my own biases are at play, but the $8.50 Michelin Ultras and bland overpriced cocktails say a lot. In your words, maybe Fishtown is a bit of a “choose-your-own-adventure” place.. but it feels like Disneyland recently, full of investment firm-backed cutesy concepts.
… moreEdit to respond to owner: this place is the opposite of weird, feels very curated and intentional in presentation, kind of like L Train Vintage or something like that. Overpriced, preened, planned-by-committee feeling to it. In my mind it more represents the relentless corporatization of Fishtown, a place I’ve known and loved for a long while now. Admittedly I don’t know the story of this place or who runs it, and my own biases are at play, but the $8.50 Michelin Ultras and bland overpriced cocktails say a lot. In your words, maybe Fishtown is a bit of a “choose-your-own-adventure” place.. but it feels like Disneyland recently, full of investment firm-backed cutesy concepts.