I loved pretty much everything in this antique/home decor shop. Unique and unusual items along with…read morestandard home decor pieces Most of the items were brand new, made by artists, metalworkers, etc, but each time I was interested in a piece, I kept getting fooled thinking the item was vintage, but rather it was a brand new design The owners are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We bought a vintage inspired mirror, a substantial high quality piece. I look forward to returning for another unique item for my home

PROS: This is one of two antique stores in the area. The owner is very very nice and will have a…read morefull on conversation with you. The prices match the quality of the item and there is a lot to choose from CONS: The merchandise is overflowing which makes it difficult to walk around in. Since it's cluttered its tough for your eyes to catch everything OVERALL: If you like sorting through antiques and you don't mind walking around a few times than I do suggest coming here

Back at it again for beautiful, unique gifts. Iriniri NEVER DISAPPOINTS! Wonderful service,…read morewonderful selection and they also offer gift wrapping which is a major plus for last minute gift givers! I absolutely love this store and if you're in Nyack, you should definitely pop in!

Love! My favorite jewelry shop! Just very nice, beautiful items in a clean and immaculate…read moreenvironment.

PROS: This is my favorite shop in town! Most of the staff is nice, the place is neatly set up and…read morehas good quality items, and they sell the most beautiful clocks. They are also accepting used grandfather clocks for consignment CONS: Loreen is usually nice, but there are times where she is a bit uptight. OVERALL: I highly recommend coming here and parking in their lot behind the building. They also repair clocks and deliver large items to you

I ordered a Christmas ornament online to pickup. Because of their hours and my location, they were…read morevery accommodating as to how/when I could pick it up. It was packaged very nicely and a brochure on the company was enclosed to tell more about the ornament.

I scheduled an in-home consultation with Rachel Pennington of Interiors on Hudson. She never showed…read moreup and did not return my texts to see if she had trouble finding the house. Very disappointed.

I went into the store to take a look at some upholstery fabrics and I was told by Rachel that they…read morewould call me back with the price of a specific fabric. They never did. I went back a few months later and spoke with Tina and she promised to call me back this time. She never did either. We went somewhere else.

I was on a business trip with a colleague and we happened to stop in on a weeknight 15 minutes…read morebefore closing. Shout out to not feeling like I need to hurry, even though there wasn't a lot of time the woman in the store was attentive informative about their wonderful selection of gifts in varying price ranges. I look forward to spending more time in the future!

Have been coming here for years, made friends with the owner. She can sometimes be curt but is…read moreoften busy taking care of things, so it's no biggie to me how her attitude is. In the past, the unique selections and easy atmosphere kept me coming back, but recently I have seen the business has been cut in half (the shop is 1/2 the size!) and is now much, MUCH smaller, tighter and cramped. The selection is now standard affair that one would find at any boho gift shop, especially along the Hudson. Some candles, some notecards, some souvenirs in cup or card form, some small pillows ... maybe some boho/artsy/indie jewelry. Meh cards along the wall. I get why they had to slim down and cut back ($$), but all the "trading" aspects of the shop are now gone. Maybe 10% still exists in the form of honey and an artisan candle here and there, or some jewelry, but the furniture, incenses, most artisan soaps and kitchen goods (except some souvenir cups) are all gone. There used to be a giant selection of jewelry, dream catchers, wind chimes - all echoed through the store and welcomed you in. It's now gone. Still, a great little place to stop in but it's now a lite, fat free version of what we had before. Prices are mid range and parking can be very tricky on busy weekends when tourists are all around, especially in the afternoon. Again, it's worth checking out, but don't expect any unique goods or anything that's too artisan or a really fun, fun find. Good for candles, matches, pillows, socks, some clothes in the back.

If a box of crayons was a home decor/thrifty/fashiony/design store, this would be it!…read more I fell in love with this store when I casually walked by it, I knew I wanted IN right away. The shop owner is so kind and allowed us to browse all around. Despite them just moving things around and changing the display, we were able to check out some fun, curated home pieces. It really made me want to leave with my car full of things. What I love about this store is that everything is pretty highly curated for you and organized by colors and styled in a fun way, out the box and super playful. It gives you the perfect boost of dopamine you need just by walking and browsing the store. Can't wait to check out what new pieces they get in as the seasons change. So much beautiful and affordable art for the home with lots of vintage finds too!

Don't both attempting to visit this shop, it's never open, even though it's supposed to be open…read morefrom Thursday-Sunday. Lots of people are very frustrated and disappointed.

Maria Luisa is my absolute favorite shop in Rockland. Actually, it's one of my favorite shops…read moreanywhere ! All products are curated by the owner herself. Most products are handmade and/or ethically sourced. This is the best place to buy a birthday, anniversary, baby shower, or any special gift. BEST SHOP EVER!

For the most amazing gifts. You must visit Nyack downtown Maria Luisa has been around for ages.read more

This used to be a higher end, upscale mall. It's now a bit run down, but not terrible. It still has…read morelots of big box stores, but also small boutiques and pop ups. For example, there is an entire storefront devoted to claw machines. There is another store called "mystery bins" that has a random assortment of items that kind of look like they fell off a truck. There is a rope obstacle course for kids on the upper floors of the mall. Cool concept, but a little off putting that things could fall from above on to shoppers on the lower levels. Overall, it's a decent mall, but it has lost some of its luster over the years.

This mall has went downhill by quite a lot since I first started going…read more First, this mall is extremely empty, a lot of stores are closing down here. After the JCpenny and Lord & Taylor closed down, this place has only gone downhill. Second, its dirty as hell. Saw dead cockroaches in the food court and weird stains all around. This place doesn't get the care it needs anymore. Third, the mall is extremely close to dying. Don't get me wrong; this mall is very popular, but every time I visit it has less and less people visiting. I find this extremely sad to see, especially since I used to love going here with my dad, this mall has slowly been rotting due to neglect by the owners and is now destined to be demolished or completely renovated. I hope it can one day come back, but now I've lost hope for it at all.

Since hubs' long-time friend and his wife didn't include details of a Wedding registry in their…read moreinvitation, we knew off the bat that we didn't want to go to the reception empty-handed with just the money envelope. A mundane vase was out of the question. So were thoughtless gift cards to those home stores such as BB&B. Instead, we decided to: (1) go off the grid, (2) be more creative and (3) choose a gift that's personal- but represents something for the new married couple and their home. Calling first before coming here was a breeze especially when Dean asked if I was looking for a Spiritual or 'Happy' Buddha then reassured me they have a varied selection. Taking a last-minute trip here, was a must the day before our friends' Saturday wedding. Located at the Palisades Mall (by Macy's) in Nyack, Glowing Candle greets you with different Buddhas, Crystals, Quartz, Fairy statues, etc. They were known primarily for their candles, but somehow shifted to offering Spiritual items for the mind, body and Soul. With so many different Buddhas that have a different message depending on the posture and mudras (hand gestures), we had a specific type in mind. We chose the Dhyana mudra with both of Buddha's palms almost overlapping and resting upward on the lap made out of volcanic ash. Service from Dean was incredible and took the time to clarify a few things about his products. Plus, he boxed our gift and filled in the gaps with tissue paper. I may not be so keen on gallivanting at the Palisades Mall- but coming to this shop, getting what I want and heading back out, wouldn't be a problem.

So where should I start?! My first steps into the store were breathtaking. It's like a little…read moremuseum, so many beautiful pieces and artifacts to see, observe and learn about. Me being new to the world of crystals and precious stones I was amazed with the vast amount of pieces to choose from. Along side of the many options, the knowledge and information that the entire staff was able to share and help educate me was far beyond what I expected to walk out of the store with, I believe the associates names were Tara and Dean but they literally walked me through any and every questions I had and I really felt they just took their time to each understand me and that was actually really refreshing and unexpected service and an over all topping to a unique experience in a unique store. i say all of that to say all of this. I couldn't express greater appreciation for my unexpected visit to Glowing Candle and look forward to my next and future visits to come!