First of all, when you're an adult you spend money on non exciting shit. Like - 'damn, need new…read moretires' or 'guess I gotta get a new hot water heater'. Appliances would typically be in that space, I think. Like yes there's sexy appliances but it low key hurts for them to break down unexpectedly and then you've gotta replace it ...just not as fun as buying new shoes or a handbag. ENTER Flamtech - I just bought a place and the appliances provided by the seller were fine (didn't match but all somewhat stainless steel) and the fridge jutted into the walkway into the kitchen. I knew I wouldn't find a fridge that with a depth of 24" (with doors) but I searched in vain. Doing it over the weekend, I was resigned to the fact on Monday that I was going to just live with what was there. Jane - resident Flamtech appliance knowledge salesperson badass extraordinaire - had previously sold me a fiyah range and so I was like, lemme see what she can do. OF COURSE SHE FINDS ONE THAT IS 24" without the doors BUT ONLY 27" with!!! An online retailer had the same unit for sale too and not only did she competitively offer a lower price, she was able to get it to me within three days!!! I mean, seriously. She is also helped me get my dream dishwasher and literally stopped me from buying a matching microwave (I have issues with boundaries). I am in love with appliances and Flamtech. Going there for my ACs too and wish I had to buy something else. OBSESSED!!!

I have caled three times as a staff member (Ricky) promised to send me an email containing links to…read more.gas ovens they sell as they are not available for viewing on the floor. No email received. I called two days and later and was told he didn't come untill 11am, left a message and was told he would call me back. No call. The third time I called I said, look if you can't work with me just let me know -you can even text as I had left my cell phone each time I called. Again no response. I think you can guess what has happened . Unprofessional behavior. I don't know what staff do after you purchase something but this is not a good sign.

Ask for Charles. He cuts through the BS and gives great…read moreservice. Huge issue replacing a stackable washer dryer in my apartment's closet. They don't make that special size anymore. Charles knew exactly what I was talking about. Told me my options and gave his advice. PC Richards and Best Buy were clueless. I should have started at Gringer!

Could not have had a worse experience with them. They actually get zero stars. And this is just on…read morethe phone. Wanted to buy an over the hood microwave. They asked for the model number of my old microwave. I gave it to this guy named Maurice. He told me the dimensions, which didn't match the dimensions in the manual. I had to return two microwaves b/c they couldn't fit the existing space, so wanted to make sure the next one would fit. I tried to tell him but he just wouldn't listen and after literally one minute, said, "Forget about it. Buy it somewhere else," and hung up. Maybe their business is so abundant that they can be such bastards. I just dodged a bullet. If this is how they act before they made the sale, imagine what they'd be like afterward. Never, ever will I buy anything from them.

We designed a kitchen with Reform, who recommends Royal Green. Of our 4 items, 2 were completely…read moreincorrect: Dishwasher: They sent us a 2 year old model that was 2 inches wider than the new model we ordered and paid for. Oven: The color we ordered was out of stock. They did not notify us, they just sent a dark gray oven instead, I guess hoping we wouldn't notice? When I called to tell them half our order was wrong and not usable, the manager (I forget his name) was absurdly defensive. He said, and I quote: "So far you've only complained about what went wrong. You're not even acknowledging that two of the items were right!" While he eventually conceded the items were not what was ordered, he still tried to charge us $250 for a restocking fee for the incorrect items? We didn't pay. If you're considering RGA because they claim to work closely with Reform, just know-- they did not provide any efficiencies. Quite the opposite. I would never purchase from here again.

They are great at selling but if you have issues they are only sporadically engaged. Like car…read moresalespeople -- sell and forget. Installers weren't great either. They are also not focused on facts. Go elsewhere.

I am moving abroad and was looking for a reliable source for competitively priced 220-240 volt…read moreappliances. For several reasons, I strongly recommend ordering from Bondy. First, their website is very easy to navigate. They apparently have selected appliances that good reliability and therefore they list a few items for each category. Second, they are happy to answer questions and, if they do not know the answer, they'll find out for you. Third, their pricing is very competitive. Regarding price, they equal or better their competitors. And they don't post what seem on other sites to be fake reviews. If your looking for a $40 or $1,000+ item, check Consumer Reports or other reliable sources for product information--not the seller's website. Fourth, to put it simply, for well over a half century! That's no mean feat--they know their business. Oh, their customer service is a 10+.

Old school genuine service from the heart! In the often…read moremurky business of home appliance sales, which over the years earned itself a shady reputation, this family owned business is an absolute pleasure to deal with. They are a specialty store for appliances used oversees and they really know their stuff. Honest, helpful, patient and simply a joy to deal with (even a few years after our original purchase when we needed service on a part that we broke). Very highly recommended!

Yup! We hit up every Dyson location about three years ago looking for the perfect model of vacuum…read morebefore we invested! That's how we roll! Dyson is so expensive! My daughter agonized over our purchase for years. Every time we went to COSTCO she looked at the various models. About three years ago we finally found the one she wanted on QVC on sale. She wanted the stand this model has and the tools. I purchased it and I was borrowing it when I needed to vacuum. I'm really impressed by the amount of debris it sucks up from her carpet. Naturally I can borrow it when I would like but I can't vacuum now that I have cancer and I've aged. My daughter brings it to my small studio and uses it to help me clean. It's amazing what dust we do not realize is in our living space. Recently we needed a new battery. It was $100 and should last 3-4 years. Now we need to recycle the old one. I recommend Dyson vacuums. PS Sorry, my daughter's labor doesn't come with the Dyson!

It's interesting because the store employees claim to boast years of experience, but they've only…read moregained expertise in being rude and passive-aggressive to customers. Amy especially deserves to be fired. I have never felt so unwelcome in a store before--despite spending $600+ and vocalizing from the moment I entered that I did, in fact, intend to purchase something. Worst customer service I've ever experienced.

Klearview Appliance is the best. They are the only place that I purchase my appliances for my large…read moremulti family house. The salesman Sasha is always very helpful and nice. Today Jorge and his partner installed a new Frigadare in wall air conditioner for my third floor apartment. They did a great job, removed the old air conditioner and cleaned up nicely. They truly offer white glove service.

The workers on east 87 street harass me everyday. They are loud. Now other neighbors are…read morecomplaining. They literally disturb the neighborhood. Three have moved away because of the noise. Horrible.

Reasonable pricing, responsive customer service, thorough technician -- cannot more highly…read morerecommend! Fixed my 1962 Royal Rose after others had deemed it beyond repair. I am so glad I reached out to them and you will be too!

Belgrove was very responsive to our online inquiry and request for assistance. Having a vintage…read morestove in a historic building, with limited funds, Carlita offered an online consult. Didn't t know how that would go but it was Awesome. Step by step She walked us through taking pieces apart to expose areas of concern. She was patient, kind, and very thorough. Carlita enabled us to confirm safe operation which was enjoyed by many. Thanks Carlita!!

i have used the expert appliance center several times, both for repairs and to purchase new…read moreappliances. also i have had Jose come in 2x in the last 4 years to check out and clean my now 30 year old GE refrigerator. when i inquired about getting a new one, he told me my current one was functioning well and advised me to keep it. he noted that new appliances are just not as well made. on a different occasion the large wand head on my miehle vacuum stopped working. so i went in to buy a new one, Alexi, the man in the store, told me that they could try to repair it for $40. if it couldn't be fixed, the $40 would be applied to the price of a new wand head (which was well over $100.) well, they fixed it and also showed me how i could open it to clean it more thoroughly than i had been. finally, i recently had to buy a new microwave and figured i might as well buy a new electric range to replace my genuinely antique old one. so they sent me to the internet to find the appliances that i wanted and then return and tell them what i wanted so they would give me their price. they had the items i wanted in stock, were competitive and their installation fee reasonable, which included removing the old appliances and taking them away). we scheduled the installation for a date not far off and they provided, in advance, a certificate of insurance as required by my coop. the delivery was as scheduled and the 2 men who removed the old appliances and installed the new ones were professional, pleasant and efficient. it is really great to have a place like this, where one is dealing face to face with real people in the neighborhood.

I have found them to be honest and knowledgeable with a variety of appliances. They are the…read morestandard I use when recommending Brooklyn appliance repair. They have even gone out of the way to obtain hard to find parts.

One of the best spots in NYC for unique gifts or just to cheer yourself up. Pearl River Mart is…read morebasically a curated treasure chest of Asian-inspired trinkets, home goods, and "I didn't know I needed this" objects all in one place. You'll find the classics: chopsticks, ceramics, Lucky Cat statues, loose leaf teas alongside nostalgic snacks, fans, patterned paper, clothes/ qi paos, purses, and other beautifully designed everyday items. Everything is just so well curated, this is one of the best places to find a gift for someone when you don't know what you're looking for. Some of my favorite things to pick up here: Tiger Balm, lanterns, fans, incense sticks, tea sets, slippers. It's also still family owned and has been in operation for 55 years now (since 1971!). They also have a small location in Chelsea market but the SoHo location has a significantly larger footprint.

If you are looking for asian nicknacks, come over to Broadway Located in Soho. They have origami,…read more Keychain, water fountain, oriental statues, clothing, kitchenware, snacks. All items are decently priced. Workers are friendly, attentive. Store is organized and clean.