My daughters LOVE this place. So much of a selection and the gentleman at the register was so…read morepleasant. Will definitely come to this location again

Standard Miniso. It's a great size with lots of snacks and fun stuff. Lots of cute plush,…read moreaccessories, and cute stuff in general. Lots of toys and great gifts. They have everything from home stuff to hair accessories to school supplies. Prices are standard for Miniso. I love visiting just to see the new cute stuff they have available.

I went to Primark I got so many new sweaters and hoddies perfect for the cold weather coming up I…read moregot a couple accessories which I can't wait to wear !

It's with a heavy heart I'm writing this review…read more This is solely on Primark's return policy and the aloof manager. I bought a coat here exactly one week ago (31st/Jan/2024) I was assisted by the lovely Shari. The first time I wore it all seemed fine. Then, with each step the buttons and zippers were becoming undone. I would refasten walk about four steps and same. As I was out, I stopped at a tailor who quoted me more than the $26 I paid for the coat. He quoted me $35 to fix it. Naaahhh, that makes no sense. I returned home for another coat and hung the broken one, planning to return it. I mean things happen, I got a faulty item, no biggie. It was not used again after this mishap. Couldn't be used. Today, 6th Jan, one week later, (first week of February 2024), I requested an exchange. I really liked the coat but, it was sold broken. I just wanted one that could be worn out. I told the cashier I wore it once and it started falling apart while wearing it. She checked with another cashier who informed us it couldn't be returned because the tag was off. I don't wear clothes with the tags still on them so of course the tag was off. However, I HAD the tag AND my receipt. Yes, I hold on to tags and receipts for a while. I asked the two cashiers if there was someone else I could speak with, ya know, plead my case. In comes the manager. He reiterated what the ladies said but was condescending about it. Not so much the BS he said, but how he said it. You had to have been there. Like I was trying to scam them. Like I was committing high treason against Primark. He informed me they couldn't exchange it because they wouldn't be able to sell it as it was worn. W H A T?!? But I just told you the fasteners aren't working. What do you mean you wouldn't be able to sell it? You absolutely shouldn't try to sell this unless you're giving a huge discount and FULL DISCLOSURE which I doubt. How you wanna sell me a damaged item but be upset with me for trying to return it? After he gave his lil speech, he mockingly asked, "IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE?" Then walked off. The young cashier looked embarrassed for him but I continued speaking with her pleasantly as I repacked my coat. It wasn't her fault. So now, do shoppers need to test their clothes on the street? Like, keep tags on while wearing it so they are allowed to return it if there's an issue? I feel like that's what you're saying. You're telling me if the tag was on, I would have gotten my lil exchange? Because I've exchanged items here without questions simply because the tag was on. He could have checked the coat and would have realized it wasn't worn. Couldn't be worn. If I wanted a robe I would have bought that. Aycaramba man! Eat my shorts! I'm done with Primark. **holds chest in agony** Some people always wanna mess shxt up. Joy-suckers. I've always had such a good thing with them too man. I'm hurt y'all. That's not the service I'm accustomed to at Primark. At all, at all. Isn't it sad when staff on the floor gives AMAZING SERVICE but a manager, A MANAGER is the one who messes your experience up? It wasn't about the money because **clears throat** it's Primark. I didn't want any money back. I just wanted the item I paid for last week to work... For a few months. Well until at least this week. Seems he's so full of himself, he cannot comprehend when situations need a different plan of action. All he had to do was properly inspect the coat, ensure it wasn't worn then make a managerial decision that I needed to be made whole again. I paid for a faulty coat. What's the big deal? Maybe he didn't have the authority to do so on the spot? I'll have the fasteners fixed and gift it to someone in need. So there's a positive in this. Hey you, do BETTER sir. And yes, "that's all." The End.

I have been a fan of AE for over a decade and I still have my very first pair of denim when I got…read moreit from their Soho location. Shout out to Ash, the sales associate who went above and beyond picking out 6 different pairs of denim for me to try on in the fitting room but luckily I found my favorite one so I can apply my Free Jeans reward...woooohoooo! I had another $30 reward so I got two really soft and comfortable hoodies. Overall, this was going to be my 6th pair of denim to add into my AE collection! Man, I saved so much $$$ today by redeeming all my rewards =)

Poor customer service, they treat you like you're trying to steal. The selections are ok and the…read morestore is decently organized but you either get no help or get followed.

SHOP 37 is a newer little store/boutique that just opened up in Flushing - they carry Labubu items,…read morevarious hair accessories, skincare products, and even intimates! I personally love their cute kawaii keychains - great for a collection or to add to your purse/bag! Plenty of things to look at, and the staff are friendly and allows you to peruse at your own leisure. Prices are also comparable; you can definitely find items to pick up as a gift or add to a collection. Easily accessible! +keychains! +Labubu items +friendly service

Shop37 is a lovely newish boutique and gift store that's perfect when you need to find something…read morespecial. It's packed with a charming selection of small gifts, from cute plush animals and stylish accessories to all sorts of other unique finds. The prices are pretty average for the area, so you're not paying a premium for the boutique experience. The real appeal is that they stock several items I hadn't seen anywhere else, which makes finding a unique gift much easier. Browsing here is a genuinely pleasant experience, made even better by the friendly and helpful staff. Overall, it's a really nice spot to wander through if you're looking for a thoughtful present or just want to treat yourself to something a little different. It's the kind of local shop that makes gift-giving easy and enjoyable.

Miniuu is a cute little neighborhood shop that's perfect for browsing, especially if you're…read moreshopping for kids. As the name suggests, it's on the smaller side, but they pack in a nice selection of home goods and clothes for all ages, with a clear focus on children's items. You'll find tons of cutesy, well-designed things from several recognizable brands. It's the kind of place where you can pop in and easily find a charming gift or a special outfit for a little one. The quality of what we saw was alright, nothing extraordinary, but perfectly fine, and the prices felt similarly alright, matching the quality you get. It's a sweet, straightforward spot. If you're in the area and looking for something charming for a child, it's definitely worth a quick look inside.

This is a new store that recently opened on Main St! They specialize in cute decor and accessories…read morefor children. Dishware, candles, hair clips, and more! I really liked all the different jewelry and headbands they had! Such an adorable store. Check out their Instagram for updates: @miniuu3702 KEEP IN MIND: $20 minimum for credit card purchases! Bring cash!!!

I really wanted to like this Burlington, but this location is kind of a dud…read more The store felt picked over and underwhelming, and surprisingly there was basically nothing on clearance. For a place that's supposed to be about deals, that was disappointing. Selection overall just didn't wow me -- lots of random racks but nothing that felt like a great find. Honestly, the T.J. Maxx across the street is way better in terms of variety, organization, and actual markdowns. I ended up walking out empty-handed here and finding what I needed over there. Maybe I caught them on an off day, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come back to this location.

This subterranean store is very nice. Having just opened, the place is fully stocked. It is pretty…read morebig, but pretty tight. I recently visited and got a nice new pair of gloves. There is a decent cooking aisle as well as an abundance of jackets, shirts and comforters. They have perfume. There was a shoe section. There were greeters in the front and the prices were In line with what you would expect from Burlington. The line was long when I went.

The best part of this wonderful curated book shop is the staff! Yes the staff... they greet every…read moreperson who walks into the door! who wouldn't want to purchase from a friendly sale person?

Nice quaint but corky book store. Its tiny but packed with some rare , unique books. A few fashion…read morebooks and art books . A lot of picture books and some poetry books.

Located on Astoria's Steinway Street, this store is a branch of a popular toy and lifestyle store…read morein the Northeast US* that carries all manner of East Asian bath and beauty products, fashion accessories, household items, stationery, snacks and drinks, toys--especially plushies, blind boxes and other collectible figurines. You'll find a mix of Korean, Japanese and Chinese brands here, and the price point is low to mid. They compete with a similar audience as Pop Mart, since they both carry a lot of collectibles, though Rumi offers on a broader range of goods while Pop Mart seems more collectibles-focused. Inside this pastel-colored store everything is arranged neatly, and it's a large location with several claw machines in the front, several aisles of merchandise with cute characters plastered everywhere. Along the right side of the store, the wall running most of the length of the store features hundreds of stuffed animals, notably many capybara plushies which are all the rage. Not sure why, but in April on an afternoon well into the 80's F and humid, there was no AC in the store...it felt like the heat might've been turned on accidentally it was that warm. I felt kinda bad for the staff there having to suffer thru the heat, I hope they get that fixed soon! For more info: https://rumilifeshop.com *operating in NY, NJ, CT, MD and VA. And online.

This store is similar to Daiso and Miniso, but with the added bonus of being based in New York…read more They offer a wide range of products, from plushies, toys, and stationery to Asian snacks, makeup, bags, home goods, hats, and accessories. Plus, they even have a few claw machines by the entrance for added fun. The store is bright, well-organized, and really enjoyable to shop in. The prices are reasonable for most items, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. I walked in not really needing anything--just curious--but left having spent nearly fifty bucks! If you're in the market for a fun gift or just want to browse, this is a great place to visit. There's a ton of novelty, trending, and super cute Asian-inspired items to discover.