57 Great Jones Street has quite an interesting history…read more It was originally a gangster den hideout in 1905, for the notorious Five Points OG, Paul Kelly, with buddies Al Capone and Lucky Luciano. Just imagine what went on in the back rooms. Eventually in the 1970s, it became the Art Studio of the famous Artists, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol. In 2023, Angelina Jolie bought the space and transformed it into a combination: Art Gallery, Studio, Event Space, Café and safe sanctuary for Artists of many cultures often unrepresented in the mainstream. The 2nd floor Atelier offers various creative events such as silkscreening, drawing, sewing, and cooking classes. Plus intellectual talk events with Artists who are represented in the main floor Art gallery space. In the back one can relax and indulge @EatOffBeat Cafè which provides a plethora of foods and beverages that are both unique and flavourful, like Turkish coffee, Venezuelan hot chocolate, Middle Eastern & African pastries, etc. 5 Easy Stars Thank you for adding this experience to our world and community Mademoiselle Zahara et Maman Angelina Jolie. Merci beaucoup!

Loved that this was an exhibit with friendly staff and a cafe in the back as well! The latte was…read moredelicious and the pastries looked amazing. A great quiet place to catch up with friends.

Everything's fine is truly phenomenal and my new favorite. The space is stunning and they have a…read moregallery show casing a new artist every month which I love. Every piece is in beautiful condition, high quality and stylish. Somehow even with a huge selection this place is insanely organized and tidy. Often vintage shopping is exhausting because you have to sift through so much but everything here is categorized, well curated and color coordinated. The staff is kind, friendly and cool. I can't recommend this spot enough!

Came here with my girlfriend and she absolutely loved it. The staff were kind, helpful and she…read morefound some great stuff.

We stayed at the MADE hotel and asked the checkin clerk, Alex what a quick 10 minute walk and stop…read morewould be and he suggested Maisonten! We were in for a treat since Tom and Henri make this place exactly what it needs to be. A warm welcome, an artist home. I bought myself the fancy gallery earrings you do when you're on vacation and you get swept up in a moment. That's how you do when you have great chats! There were multiple guests that just popped in to talk theatre and art. Really beautiful! Loved the experience.

I went here as the guest of a friend for Kelly + Jones perfume launch thingy. It was REALLY fun!…read moreThis is a wonderful space. There are two levels, with gallery space and seating. I LOVE the concept here. Every ten weeks, they showcase ten new artists. Everything is for sale. I liked some of the art, and bought two beanies for my kids. Bonus: if they don't like them, I do. They were reasonably priced and a nice thick knit. The owners, Tom and Henri, are gracious, friendly, and personable. Their enthusiasm is contagious. The artists are carefully chosen, and the pieces curated and beautifully displayed. I signed up for their email list, and hope to return.

Really nice vintage store. Very reasonable prices and the woman was so nice. Would definitely check…read moreit out again

Quintessentially NY store with a wonderfully eclectic selection from various decades. The owner…read more(Rosemary) is a font of neighborhood knowledge and creates aa wonderful atmosphere.

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!

I'm posting this to warn other artists…read more DOORS NYC approached me more than once to show work. My framed prints were displayed for a long time with no sales. Then I received last-minute messages demanding the work be removed quickly, including repeated language about disposing of the work if it wasn't handled immediately. Mind you, I live in Los Angeles. Communication with the assigned "success manager" was consistently frustrating--delayed/inconsistent replies paired with urgency and escalation. When I asked for photos/verification of the condition and packing before shipment, she refused to reopen the package. After the work arrived damaged, the response was to push blame back on me and frame it as a UPS/insurance issue, rather than taking responsibility for how the return was packed. When the shipment arrived back, it was clear almost immediately there was a problem--crushed box corners, inconsistent sealing, and multiple framed pieces placed directly against cardboard with inadequate padding. The result was damage to 8 of 12 frames (about 75%). This was entirely avoidable with basic common sense & protective packing. I documented the unboxing on video and provided photos. I requested reimbursement for frame replacements at cost and escalated to leadership with no reply. I'm leaving this review to warn other artists: avoid them at all costs -- my work was returned damaged and they took zero accountability.

Go here only to browse. Most of the brands they carry are online and much cheaper than what the…read morestore prices are. The staff that was working when i went in was no help at all. Seemed like he didn't want to sell anything.

Cute little stationary/card/gift shop that's part of the South Street Seaport Museum. Lots of cute…read morecards and notebooks. I bought a couple of unique Halloween cards because I like to send snail mail to friends. They also have tons of pens, candles, novelties. They have some books, stickers, stamps. They also have a print press shop where you can make your own posters and prints. This is in a very contained and walkable area that has some other shops and marketplaces and also boasts nearby restaurants. You can make this into a full morning.

I love this place! Beautiful old New York…read more The stationary is beautiful and the unique offerings make this store one I keep coming back to. Stop by around the holidays for one of a kind cards and stationary no one else has. The money goes to preserve the South Street Seaport Museum so shop away!

big scam flying solo is fraud company do not fall for them even the ceo elizabeth is messed up they…read morewant to keep peoples free money even if there is no signed contract on place they even get with the credit card to keep your free money with out providing any service stay away do not give them any money or do any business with them

I was attempting to purchase an item I was told Flying Solo carries. I live in California and…read morethought, oh, I will order it online. I went to their website: https://www.flyingsolostore.com/press-showroom https://flyingsolo.nyc/store-selector/ What a NIGHTMARE!!! I was all over the website.Then, along with a couple of other people, we attempted to browse through their merchandise. It must be hidden because even the brightest techie college degreed in the group was unable to view a single item listed in the pulldown menus. The quickest way to ruin a business is to make access difficult, unavailable and/or inconsistent. Today, I can say well done... you lost potential customers. This is not the word of mouth that contributes to continued success. Continued success with however you're succeeding and do whatever you need to do to your damned website. Make it better. Make it work. Frustration won't bring me back but best wishes.