Beautiful shop with well curated goods. I especially loved the row of brightly colored candles and…read moresome really neat gourd and squash shaped candles. They were so unique and delightful. I bought a large bowl that I plan to use for serving. The prices are $$-$$$ but rather reasonable for the quality. Such a unique shop and I'm glad it brightens up the community.

Some good finds but the inventory is limited. I just wish there was more to see, but overall a…read moredecent spot.

A great gift shop with a fantastic selection, from art prints to handmade jewelry, a plethora of…read morecandles, incense, paper goods, plates, and kitchen gadgets. The store also has a small section dedicated to gifts for kids, which is a nice touch when you're looking for a last-minute craft for the little ones. In the back, there's a dedicated space for local young artists, showcasing art from children to teenagers. It's a special area to wander through when you have some time. The owner is lovely and clearly passionate about the mission of bridging the gap for young artists, giving them a platform to share their work with the community. PS: The space can get pretty cramped, so be prepared to be patient before entering!

Let me preface this by saying: I did not buy anything. Not that I didn't want to - just wasn't in…read moremy budget at the moment but i'll be back. I passed this store and I can never resist walking into a cute gift shop. Their items are amazing. Literally a store of all my favorite things. Their selection has been carefully curated. Every employee there was super friendly and appreciated that I stopped by.

Cute little shop! There are some nicely-curated housewares, accessories, and clothing. The space…read morecan get a little tight, but that's because there are a lot of products people want to check out! My friends got a lovely glass vase and nice mugs.

I love Cardinal Gift Shop. The owner, Chelsea Cardinal, has something very special here. It's a…read moregreat place to buy gifts, as is evidenced by the name. But it's also a space that highlights artists doing unique and beautiful things (the owner included. She makes many of the things in the shop. Hard to understand someone being good at making so many types of things). It's also a community space; they have regular art classes. I've seen flyers for mini quilting, paper marbling, knitting, and all types of other craft arts. The prices are not outrageous for items that are all handmade. It's worth its own special trip, even if you're not local.

Yours Truly is a cute, quaint, well-organized and well-stocked stationary store in Brooklyn. While…read moreon a trip to New York I popped in looking for some New York-based gift ideas for my sister. The woman behind the counter was very helpful in trying to assist me with finding something, and she even suggested some other stationary stores in the area too. I could tell she really cared about my shopping experience, and she was very knowledgeable. Well, despite her recommendations, I returned to Yours Truly days later and purchased some things from there. It just had more of what I was looking for, and I was more than happy to give the woman the business. Overall, it's a great stationary store to check out whilst in Brooklyn!

Cute, odd little shop. I guess I read it as more of a gift shop, whereas it is much more a…read morestationery store with greeting cards and some gift-ish or gift-adjacent ephemera. Their heaviest area of product seems to be greeting cards and wrapping paper along with pens, paper, post-its and other desk-type stationery. Staff is kind and product quality seems fine, although you will pay for that quality--that quirky card or small swatch of bespoke wrapping paper will be in the $7-10 range. Felt like the kind of shop I would normally adore, but I keep stopping in and leaving with nothing. It is incredibly niche for people interested in special or unique or bespoke products--and I do love them for that, it feels like the Brooklyn way, and I love that we have these bespoke shops for some people. This one is just a smidge too fancy and impractical and pricey for me.

Annie's is such an adorable store in Park Slope! I have stopped by multiple times in recent years…read morewhile visiting. There are all sorts of great gifts for friends... or yourself. You can honestly find a bit of just about everything, which I love. If you find yourself wanting to shop local, this is a perfect place to do it!

Super cute little store. Quirky items. When I thibk general store I do thibk a little older type of…read moreitems like a Jabobs ladder and such. This is a modern general store with bright colors and jellycats. But ehat comes with that, slightly higher prices! Hey, it's Brooklyn.

What a cute little place I stumbled upon! Very family owned a wife and husband. Angel was very…read morefriendly and helpful.

First impressions are everything. It's a Monday, I'm walking- by a flower shop and it said "Open"…read moreon the front door. I then saw they were hiring florist or interns. I wanted to inquire about the store and what they offered. I entered the store and a lady came from the back and asked aggressively if I needed something, while telling me to get OUT.....I was so confused she was behaving like a broke in.... She then says "It's not a walk in place" I then snapped at her and let he know the door said open and a sign outside was saying how wonderful the neighborhood is..... Well she was horrible and if you have supported this place DO NOT anymore. This place definitely needs to be closed permanently or you need to learn what open and closed are.

I absolutely love this place…read more I've gone here multiple times and have also recommended it to friends and family. The best part that I love is that they will sage the stones to release the old or existing energies. :)

A quiet oasis of serenity in the middle of 5th Avenue, not only for the new age-y. Traditional…read moreIndian meditation instrumentals and subtle incense transfix and transcend as soon as you walk in. It is a gift shop indeed with scented zodiac candles, jewelry, and skull ash trays for gifting. This place is also for the hard core occultists as they carry tarot cards and real crystal for those who know what to do with them. It's definitely worth the trip inside.

They threaten you if you complain ! Magdalena the owner will threaten police for any problem…read moreapparently. Buyer BEWARE These people lie to your face and in their responses and the service in this place is just plain terrible then if you complain they want to involve police just like any other discriminatory party. Then they edit their comments to erase their mention of cops it's just ridiculous Their shirts are overpriced for their cheap fabric and the selection is no better than anywhere else Be careful if you're a POC (other than Asian) or LGBT cause they really don't seem comfortable and will watch you like a hawk. The workers don't even know how to tell if a bill is real or not they accuse you of it being fake tho just to decline you If you need souvenirs from Brooklyn go elsewhere Support the botanical garden or museum but this place is not the place to go if you're looking for good service, a good selection, or value for your hard earned dollars. You can walk them through the checks on it and they still don't believe you they are clearly off I haven't used any defamatory language or disrespect. I walked her through the checks, showed her the real bill and then she agreed it was indeed fake. Before I had decided her disrespect was not tolerable. The shop was acting in a way that is disrespectful and the staff needs training on what a bill looks like. Further who would counterfeit a 10$ bill ? No one that's who. This place is just trying to cover its tracks after being caught being rude. Now they're threatening to involve police for a real bill these people have nothing better to do than to discriminate indiscriminately. I've posted the exact bill. As I said before, I showed them each parameter of the bill and now they're saying I'm false. They're lying. They're now threatening me. Yes I took the bill after I showed her it was fake and decided I didn't want the magnet and pin for less than 10$. The video footage will show my taking it from her hand in my frustration, saying this was incredibly rude, and walking out. There was nothing sketchy on my end at all They saw my bill and decided it was fake. This business now threatens police action when they're the ones in the wrong. Magdalena should be ashamed of herself for this ridiculousness. Let's involve the police if you want ! They'll have the exact bill the review in the photos. These people are deranged and liars. Avoid them! Send the security footage ! It shows how I walked you through how the bill was real before you accepted it ! The only reason I walked out with my REAL bill is because you accused me of something you can't even verify !

I am visiting brooklyn and so happy to have found this shop with so many different types of…read moresouvenirs and trinkets, some of which are so delightful and humorous. I spent quite a while browsing through everything and ended up buying quite a wide range of things. They stickers they sell are super cute!

Cute, local shop! Did some last minute Christmas shopping and found a couple of cute things…read more Very friendly staff and they also offered tissue paper along with a bag, since it was a gift. If you're looking for a slightly different gift, different from the every day stuff, check Woods Grove out!

Can I rate a business if I didn't make a purchase? It's the same as rating a restaurant without…read moreeating there. Wood's Grove has been around for a while. Though in the last two years I just quickly stepped in to view the adorable, glass Christmas ornaments, there's a lot more. It's one of those cozy stores that carry unique gifts such as socks, tumblers, glassware and more. There's even a wall of pet toys and they're adorable. Some items are pricey. The Christmas ornaments are eye catching. Food ornaments seem to be the trend and Wood's Grove carries a wide variety. Of note: I'm all for supporting small businesses however, I tend to shop at more notable stores whose return policy is beyond store credit. I don't know what their return policy is but when I asked an employee about any sales on Small Business Saturday, her response was " we don't do sales". Excuseeeee me. It was just a question! Despite this, I might be inclined to pop in and buy a gift for my cats--if I remember. Giving 4 stars since the merchandise is attractive. **Update** I made a purchase over the weekend. The store's small space made it difficult to navigate throughout. I found out their return policy is actually store credit. Holiday items aren't returnable. Staff not particularly friendly. I just feel lukewarm about this business.

Super cute owners! And they love their store! They were so kind and suggestive to what I was…read moreinterested in! Super encouraging, not pushy. You can tell they do this for the pure love! I was so compelled to support... after I was hit by a bicyclist that flew me to the moon in prospect park! I was happy to have this lighthearted genuine experience! I bought a beautiful ring! And I started off looking at the sunglasses! Park slope is special for having genuine places like this, to thrift!

I love this shop--they always have the cutest and best quality bags! Great gifts too.read more