SHOP TALK: Score antiques and found objects @ Three Potato Four

Manayunk's own warehouse turned miscellaneous-objects heaven, Three Potato Four, is having a barn sale. Make the jump to Shurs Lane for a day (or two) of antiquing and food.

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SHOP TALK: Score antiques and found objects @ Three Potato Four

POSTED: Thursday, May 31, 2012, 3:00 PM

Filed Under: Just Do It | Shopping

Janet Morales and Stu Eli, owners of Three Potato Four, have an event for all you closet Antiques Roadshow fans out there. On June 9 and 10 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., their Manayunk store (376 Shurs Lane) will hold piles of vintage and found objects. Visitors will be able to find anything from surfboards to factory carts in the stock of the self-proclaimed "collection-loving couple."

The weekend will also include appearances from some solid Philadelphia treat trucks. Pitruco Pizza will be making pies all day Saturday, including a special breakfast pizza which one can only hope will live up to all the delicious ideas it inspires. On Sunday, Rival Bros. coffee truck will man the helm.

Check out their opening party Friday night, the 8th to catch a preview of items for sale and even more good food from Say Cheese Philadelphia grilled cheese truck and Zsa's Gourmet Ice Cream.

(madeline@citypaper.net) (@MPaigeBates)

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