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

Purchased an item. It was defective. I returned to the store three minutes later because I noticed…read moreit was defective as soon as I walked outside. They refused to give me a refund. They offered me a store credit, but I would obviously never shop there again. Horrible customer service.

Just a perfect and quintessential example of the value and joy and overall improved experience and…read moreresults you can get by supporting and shopping at local stores. I was trying to find a new Sodastream cartridge for my fiancee's VERY ancient Sodastream, and the owner generously encouraged me to bring in to the store. Not only did she help me determine what model cartridge I needed and ordered one, she personally gave me an older cartridge to use in its stead until the new one arrived--truly above and very beyond. In addition to exemplary and personal attention, they have some interesting, diverse, quality products. Most of their products--particularly for the home--are high quality and very eco-friendly. In addition to housewares and such, they have great gift items for adults as well as for kids, cool, unique greeting cards, and some unique surprises, such as a surprisingly good candy/truffle assortment and a random box of vinyl. Fun and friendly shop to stop in, and very grateful it is in our neighborhood!

Wonderful little store filled with tons of items that would be great gifts for family, friends, or…read moreeven yourself! Most of the items are eco-friendly, fair trade, and/or local which makes shopping at Green a positive experience in that you can give back to the community and the planet. If you're looking for natural beauty products, sustainable options for kitchen supplies, or a place to refill your Sodastream or cleaning supplies be sure to stop by this gem in the neighborhood!

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.

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.

Extremely disappointed- in the 21st century and as a branding architect for profession not stating…read moreclearly that you have a no return policy is an extremely archaic and shady practice. Wasn't written on the receipt, on the website it states quote - " Under Australian law, we are not required to provide a refund or replacement if you change your mind, however, you can choose a refund or exchange if an item has a major problem. This is when the item: * has a problem that would have stopped someone from buying the item if they had known about it * is unsafe * is significantly different from the sample or description * doesn't do what we said it would, or what you asked for and can't be easily fixed. " When I quoted this website policy to the store associate underlining that UNDER AUSTRALIAN LAW they aren't required to do returns, and it's all confusing he said " well we are an Australian company" Lol - Sorry to break it to you but you are a store not an embassy- Australian laws don't apply here. NYC law clearly states a consumer needs to be clearly notified of a no return policy. All of this seems extremely confusing- also a final sale policy evokes a sense of no trust, closing the door for customer and brand communication. A silent no return policy or more like " we pick and choose what we want to return" policy is when brands don't put consumer needs first. Won't be supporting this brand any longer - I only support brands with good morals .. not their own no bards money making agenda.

Cool place. I had never heard of this brand before. I really like how the plates and serving…read moreplatters are all in great earthen colors of grey blue and grey green. They are also thin and in architecturally interesting shapes. I was especially drawn to the serving utensils because they were simple and had a cool detail of how the spoon and handle connected to each other. I will be back to check this place out again!

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.

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.

I love stationary and fountain pens. I'm so glad that this store opened in my neighborhood. The…read moreowner is very kind, helpful and so knowledgeable. Great selection of notebooks, pens and anything to do with writing. I write letters to my 14 year old nephew and I love that I was able to get him a notebook and pen from this place. There's a range of pricing so it works for a lot of budgets. If you like writing, this is the place to go!

Cutest little store ever. I can look at the items forever. and i couldn't resist buying a just…read morebecause gift - just because i found this cute store. the gift wrapping is also adorable.

I had nail done today by nail tech Xena and I highly highly recommend her. She really puts time on…read moredetails and does very thorough work. Ive been to numerous nail salons in manhattan and was always searching for affordable nail salon with good service and skills and i think I found the one finally. love this nail salon as it's clean and cozy.

If you like a nail spot because of their name and supposed popularity than this is the place for…read moreyou. If not, save your coins. First, S/O to them for being in a prime location and being Black-owned. With that being said, I wasn't overly impressed. The uv dryers on the tables looked like they had seen better days. The chairs that the technicians wetr sitting in looked worn. The seats at the pedicure station were not all that comfortable. If you're not going to have a massage chair, at least have a high-back chair so that one can just relax, maybe slouch a little bit. When I walked in, the receptionist was not at the front. I actually thought I walked past the building because the sign had a different name on it. It is 2025, non-alcoholic beverages besides water should be available. I want a mimosa without alcohol. They have delicious non-alcoholic champagne for just that. My nails came out good but I'm not really sure what I was paying for. I think I was paying for the rent.