Nice place, but it's small and small always means limited. But most of the time they have what I…read moreneed because I usually come for this small ware. Of course it's a little pricier but I guess it comes with the convenience when you don't want to go to the big stores and spend too much time.

Great selection of pots and pans. Excellent prices. They were very helpful in making my selections…read moreand ordered an extra cover that I needed. Highly recommend!

Great selection of seafood; fish is always fresh, and prices are reasonable. Staff is very…read morefriendly and accommodating.

Went shopping here with Family for a Big Italian Christmas Eve dinner, pretty pricey, we spent…read morealmost $600 in cash only to come home to clean & steam the mussles ahead of time and saw there was barely any meat, & not all opened up. The meat inside was so pathetic they look like they were all deflated, (Look at pics) I've never seen mussles so nasty! Never shopping here again, what a waste of money! This will be the last time I shop here! I should have stuck to my usual fish markets in Brooklyn!

First time at this place in Brooklyn, New York. It was worth driving an hour from New Jersey. They…read morehave everything you need to make cakes. The store is very organized, and the staff is friendly and attentive at all times--they helped us from the moment we arrived until we left. When we went to pay, they even gave us a discount. We left very happy and will definitely come back again. We highly recommend this place, especially if you have a bakery or restaurant. Thank you again !

What a great toy store! I'd buy half the place if I could afford it. Amazing selection, good…read moreprices, and unlike some other reviewers' experiences, the staff with whom I interacted were polite and helpful. The only downside is that prices can be hard to find and they were out of stock on a few too many items.

Kris Waldherr's Art and Words gallery is a must-see destination in this Victorian Brooklyn nabe. I…read morevisited earlier this summer, when it was featured in the Flatbush Artists Studio Tour. Showcasing Waldherr's own graceful artwork for both children and adults, the show had the nice twist of displaying the kids' pieces at the little ones' eye level. The gallery also features the work of other artists as well, but does double-duty as the studio for Waldherr, who has an upcoming show at the end of October featuring her original art for her latest book, Doomed Queens. I'm looking forward to both the gallery show as well as the book! A cool, comfortable, cozy space for original art and a surprisingly big bathroom to boot! What's not to love?

It's really great to have this little island of culture in this wonderful Brooklyn neighborhood…read more It livens things up and is a must-see Saturday stop. Combine with a Pomme de Terre visit (2 blocks away) for a charming afternoon.

Very professional and pleasant to work with. Did an amazing job transferring years worth of…read morememories.

These guys (ladies) are awesome! I decided to transfer Mom's old 8mm to a DVD about 5 days before…read moreher birthday. Normally a 3 week job, Transfer City USA did a rush job for me and I picked up my DVD about an hour before Mom's party. They even edited and lighten any films that have faded or darkened over the years. It was a quality job - and a huge hit at the party! They've relocated, address above is their old location, and are now located on Lincoln Ave one block above the railroad.

I've been to this location four times -- once on a date, once on another date (lol), once with…read moreyounger family members on a holiday, and another time with my girlfriends. Every single time, it did not disappoint. What I love about this place is that it has the decor and vibe of a trendy Manhattan spot, but the manager and even the girls at the front are super sweet and welcoming. It has an upscale vibe, but still feels warm and approachable. The food is fantastic, the service is wonderful, the drinks are great, and the decor is beautiful. I haven't experienced the live music yet, but a couple of times I went on the weekends it had a fun party vibe with great music. If you're going on a date and want it a little quieter, I'd suggest going earlier in the evening. I also think there are certain days with live music and others that are more low-key. Overall, this is a great addition to the area. I will definitely be back. It's perfect for family outings, date night, girls' night, or even being bold and going solo.

I brought my wife to Madison Modern Social for her birthday, hoping for a memorable night out. If…read moreyou're looking for an upscale club atmosphere where people are pulling up in Bentleys, this is definitely the place to go. The vibe is trendy and the dining room has a cool, moody club feel to it. However, if you're coming here for a great culinary experience, you might want to look elsewhere. I actually took Afrin before going out just so my sinuses would be clear and I could fully taste and smell this meal and it still tasted like something you would get from the Backrooms. It isn't necessarily "bad," but it literally just tastes like the bare minimum concept of edible food. Absolutely nothing on the menu including the cocktails is going to knock your socks off. I ordered the steak, and it was incredibly mediocre. It completely missed the mark on tenderness and severely lacked any real seasoning it was literally just steak flavored. Honestly, Texas Roadhouse cooks a way better steak that literally blows this place out of the water. Ultimately, this is a spot that relies on its club atmosphere to sell very expensive, incredibly average food. We spent over $300 on this meal and left so disappointed that I told my wife we are going to do a birthday "do over" so we can celebrate at a place with actually good food. Come here for the scene and the crowd, but don't expect the food to match the price tag.

amazing service!! Very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!…read moreNikki is very friendly. She is someone you can definitely trust. I highly recommend her services.

I give it a ZERO.. I just went there today July 30 time 2:25 PM. I asked her I needed some…read moreinformation about a service I needed to be done... the owner she was a total BITCH!! She said she was to busy she couldn't do this right now... literally kicked me out of her store... that is poor customer service etiquette I would advise for no one to go there she was fucking nasty to me...

This might get a little confusing, but Photomag was actually bought by Post Works several years…read moreback. It is now an imprint of Post Works, their midtown division (Post Work's main place is in south Soho), yet it still has a general website and keeps the name depending on what listing you're looking at. Anywho, I actually never used this place pre-Post Works takeover, but I can tell you under the new ownership, its a really nice place to get all of your video post services done, and the student rate for developing was very reasonable. This place is for post production on video, whether it be transfers, developing and processing, and I think they have editing suites available as well. Let's start with the basics, when you walk in there is a lovely and gorgeous receptionist to greet you, and small offices are occupied by professional looking staff. And they are professional and incredibly helpful (this is the one thing that separates post houses from production houses, the people actually are decent human beings). They set up a time for us to do a telecine transfer, and while I was waiting I took a look around. There are a few huge transfer rooms, as well as a stocked kitchen with snacks and goodies, a lounge, a pool table, plasmas, leather couches, etc. It's typical so that directors and clients can feel at home. It's a very posh space. Developing is on a different floor, the 17th if I remember, and the staff there is just as helpful, if a bit more hurried. Slow them down, and they'll oblige; they are very fast and as I stated earlier, the rates were good, I ended up paying a suspiciously modest amount for a Super 16 development, and I pushed it 2 stops (which I don't think cost more anyway). Coming back down to finalize plans, you are greeted again by the lovely and gorgeous receptionist, one time her name was Rachel, the next I couldn't remember, but anywho..... When I did the supervised transfer, we had Scott 1 (there was another Scott), who was our go to guy to help us through. He was pretty quick, and they gave us a deal in that they discounted/pro-rated our session because he had to take a bit longer putting it to tape. The room wasn't immaculately equipped (my dp, the dork he is, said that we could have had some sort of software gagdetry something or other that was just wicked cool), but it had just about everything else you could ask for, and Scott was quick and could do more than we asked for. This happened twice, once with principal footage, second with reshoots. Both very good. Photomag/Post Works just has a very professional attitude about their work, and it shows and I would definitely recommend it.