Great store, absolutely love the store! Perfect for a unique gift…read more Check out KT collections near by for jewelry.

Fabulous "tongue in cheek" gifts! If you don't see it , ASK?…read more So many treasures in little drawers that might have what you're looking for!

An adorable, interesting, kind store. Great for presents…read more We stop by weekly to browse.

it's unfortunate bc i liked going to this place, but the service from the owner is horrible. gave…read moreher a few chances, but no more. she refused to wrap my purchase (1 piece), but was fine wrapping for the person before me and after me. seemed discriminatory. i won't be frequenting them again. the wrapping made the totally overpriced items tolerable. good luck with the high rent and surviving the neighborhood with your kind of attitude.

As another reviewer has said, this shop owner doesn't stand behind what they sell…read more Purchased a product from their website. Reviewed the return policy ahead of time, because you know, it's 2026 and customer service is paramount when ordering expensive things online. However the item delivered was not of the "custom" quality described on the website. As a matter of fact, the item pattern matched the images on the website to a T... so clearly not custom. Not only was it not custom, the design printout was of low quality and looked cheap. When an item is not custom and of low quality, it doesn't warrant a custom price tag. I engaged owner for a return within 10 days of delivery, which is outlined as their return policy, and they gave me a weak excuse "we are a small shop" as if to imply that I was rude to ask for a return and hurt a small business. After two email exchange, the owner stopped responding to my emails. Suffice to say, don't buy their beautiful looking lazy susans. They are overpriced, not custom, and are low quality. Not worth a $325 price tag. Avoid this shop and owner. They don't deserve your business.

My name is Angie and I have bought several beautiful items from The Happy Kangaroo, they have…read morewonderful original decor, very good quality, things you won't find anywhere else. the staff are very helpful and sweet, highly recommend this store.

They are sadly closed. They always had a wonderfully curated collection that kids loved to wander…read morethrough

My kids love their collection. Prices are great too. I'd…read morelike to see them sell on-line

I love shopping at Jonathan Adler. Every piece is unique and beautifully crafted. What truly sets…read morethis location apart, though, is the level of customer service. If you want a seamless and enjoyable shopping experience, ask for Angelo! He makes you feel like a truly valued customer -- he's attentive, knowledgeable, and always willing to help you find exactly what you're looking for (and often something even better!). It's rare to find someone who combines professionalism with such warmth and enthusiasm. They also are having an insane sale at the moment! So the prices are just right.

I've always had good service while in the upper west side store. I've purchased one item at a time…read moreover the past three years. Monday evening was the first time I attempted to purchase a lamp online. On their website. Nothing but annoyance with a Capital A. The site wouldn't let me purchase the item. In other words, it never took me to the site where I could pay ! I was able to chat with a chatbot. ( If that's what they're called.) No worries, they apologized. And it would be better the following day the following day was yesterday. More of the same. ! Wish me luck I'm now gonna contact the store directly. I live in Queens. If I have to come all the way to Manhattan, I just might do that !!!!!

Ambiance: cute small antique shop and there's a long line! They are known for their unique…read moreornaments. Service: a cute couple runs it! Food $$: it is pretty expensive but a lot of people say it is worth it Audience: Solo Trip [X] Family Friendly [ X] Friends [X] Date Spot [X] Recommendations/tips: Very cute antique shop and get ready to wait! You are in line as you look around the antique shop!

Incredibly charming store where you can find gifts for anyone, including yourself. I wanted…read moreabsolutely everything I saw--how charming can one tiny shop be? All the glass ornaments, all the tiny trinkets that you don't know you needed! So much delight all around! Can spend hours browsing and still not be bored.

I can't be objective, because I truly believe (in a hilarious way) that HOMEGOODS have a conspiracy…read moreagainst women! You can NEVER go into Homegoods, and NEVER come out with an empty hand. Absolutely nope‼ Homegoods is EVERY WOMEN Achilles heel for sure. LMAO, seriously. Honestly, it's the ONLY place that calms, comfort and centers my focus. My driven focus is always first, the Clearance section. I plead the 5th! Lol. After my harmless ranting, I MUST pay homage to the entire STAFF; especially Ms Zelda this morning. SHE WAS AMAZING & AWESOME. I just completed my Mommy's Day shopping early this morning. And Ms Zelda was friendly, welcoming with her beautiful, radiant smile at 10a. That made me feel joyous in my spirit, and not feeling some kind of way because I was way over my budget. Seriously, HAPPY MOTHER's DAY TO ALL THE BADA** MOMS. Who hold it down for ALL.

Located on the UWS (C train 96th st) is the only Home Goods in the city. Organized and relatively…read morelarge. Opens early 9a. Closes late 930p. Found some Staub and Le Creuset ceramic baking dishes and mini cocettes. Nite a TJ maxx and Burlington are across the st

We visited Grand Bazaar NYC on the Upper West Side and really enjoyed the atmosphere. The market is…read moreone of the oldest and largest weekly flea markets in New York City, running every Sunday with both indoor and outdoor vendors. It has a fun and lively vibe with a mix of vintage items, handmade crafts, jewelry, artwork, clothing, collectibles, and food stands all in one place. What we liked most was how easy it was to spend a few hours just walking around and exploring different local vendors and small businesses. The market feels very New York, with lots of unique finds and creative products you do not usually see in regular stores.

If you take the crosstown bus and walk from 79th Street on Columbus Avenue to the flea market,…read moreyou'll pass various farm stands lining the road. It made my visit to the Bazaar all the more pleasant. I've been coming to Grand Bazaar for more years than I care to remember, having taken a break for ten -- okay twenty -- years. Can't put my finger on why, perhaps I'm not as interested as I used to be. While the market is vibrant and busy, it's not as it was. Perhaps not as much diversity in wares. (I used to get a lot of pottery, art and vintage jewelry.) Back in the day, my friends and I would go to the East Village and buy funky old fur jackets for a song. I kind of had that in the back of my mind coming here. (There are many vintage coat vendors.) But prices have risen considerably. (What hasn't?!) The market is open Sundays, year 'round. Despite buying nothing, I know I'll be back. (Maybe coats get cheaper when it's warmer.) Plus, I like strolling around on the upper westside, which has a different flavor than the eastside, where I live.

Spring has sprung and what better way to enjoy a lighter, brighter season than to spruce up the…read moreaccents, flowers, and beautiful color palettes in my home than a visit to Pottery Barn! My experience was super fantastic at the Upper Westside location near the Lincoln Center. From the moment I walked in, the store, the atmosphere is always warm, inviting, and beautifully decorated, love the way each area is styled, it's honestly inspiring just to browse. The staff is always helpful, attentive, and available to help you transform your space or home into the vision you dream. I think the prices are great for the value. The selection caters to everything from furniture to home décor. The store itself is spotless and organized, which makes it even more enjoyable to explore. If you are looking to elevate your home with stylish, well-crafted pieces and exceptional customer service, this location is a must-visit. Personally prefer this store or the White Plains location over any other location in Manhattan.

Horrible Duvet: HydroCool® Temperature Regulating Down-Alternative Duvet Insert, Midweight,…read moreFull/Queen Within two months, all flat, clumping everywhere. Customer service: even worse. Did not accept the return.

This was such a cute little shop!…read more I just happened to be in the area walking by when I noticed all of the unique, embroidered items (specifically college merch) in the storefront. They weren't the typically style of merch and instead had niche little details associated with each school - fields, traditions, names of halls and buildings, mascots etc. Things that alum would know and appreciate more intimately. When I saw they had a specialty towel for Cornell, I had to run in to purchase it. How I'll use it? I have no idea. It's too cute and decorative for me to actually want to use and get dirty. But I love it! Also, the person working here when I dropped by was so nice. It was an in and out experience for me since I didn't have time to look around much but am glad that I know it's there now!

Stopped in to purchase a lightweight summer quilt. It is a small store that sells a broad range of…read moreitems, so in terms of patterns, the selectione in store was a little limited. However, they can special order if necessary. Received unhurried personalized attention and purchased a lovely quilt that was exactly what we wanted. I thought the prices were fair for a twin size quilt. Less than you'd pay at Nordstrom, but within range of Macys. I will definitely return.