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Norristown Patch Picks: Five Great Boutiques
There are still a few mom & pop operations left in Norristown. Here are a few you should check out
Looking to do a little shopping but can't stand the big box stores? Check out some of these smaller boutique shops around Norristown.
114 E Main Street; 610-277-3354
Norristown's iconic clothing and culture shop is closing its doors after more than four decades, but there's still merchandise left and deals to be made. Everything is on sale up until March 15, when the shop closes its doors forever. Stop by and make one last pilgrimage to this Mecca of rock memorabilia.
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704 W Marshall Street; 610-275-3609
This urban-styled shoe store has kicks with street cred and plenty of gear for the guy or gal on the go. They're open seven days a week and have great deals on stuff you know you want. Go check them out.
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228 W Main Street; 610-458-9004
If motorcycles are your thing then you probably already know about Norristown's best spot for all things motorbike. Another old-school operation, the Cycle Stop has been around since the '70s offering bikers all the parts, maintenance and gear you need and want for your Harley, Honda, Yamaha or any other two-wheeled motorized rocket you're riding.
, 340 W Marshall Street; 610-278-1929
Are you looking for special occasion wear for your little one? Mundo De Fiestas has you covered. This bilingual shop offers outfits for first communions, baptisms and birthdays for both women and children. Satisfied customers gush over the beautiful clothing and the deals to be had. This Renaissance shop also carries pre-paid phone cards and offers bill-paying services.
, 14 W Main Street; 610-277-1077
Is the age of the digital download dragging you down? Do you long for a good old fashioned record shop where you can actually hold a tangible disc of recorded music? Then Sound of Norristown is for you. Not only do they sell actual CDs and DVDs, but they have a cafe serving food and drinks and host live shows on the weekends. They even have an open mic night on Thursdays. The shop was mysteriously closed today but the neighbors assure me the guys are just on vacation and will be back soon.
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