Back at it again for beautiful, unique gifts. Iriniri NEVER DISAPPOINTS! Wonderful service,…read morewonderful selection and they also offer gift wrapping which is a major plus for last minute gift givers! I absolutely love this store and if you're in Nyack, you should definitely pop in!

Love! My favorite jewelry shop! Just very nice, beautiful items in a clean and immaculate…read moreenvironment.

I loved pretty much everything in this antique/home decor shop. Unique and unusual items along with…read morestandard home decor pieces Most of the items were brand new, made by artists, metalworkers, etc, but each time I was interested in a piece, I kept getting fooled thinking the item was vintage, but rather it was a brand new design The owners are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We bought a vintage inspired mirror, a substantial high quality piece. I look forward to returning for another unique item for my home

PROS: This is one of two antique stores in the area. The owner is very very nice and will have a…read morefull on conversation with you. The prices match the quality of the item and there is a lot to choose from CONS: The merchandise is overflowing which makes it difficult to walk around in. Since it's cluttered its tough for your eyes to catch everything OVERALL: If you like sorting through antiques and you don't mind walking around a few times than I do suggest coming here

I was on a business trip with a colleague and we happened to stop in on a weeknight 15 minutes…read morebefore closing. Shout out to not feeling like I need to hurry, even though there wasn't a lot of time the woman in the store was attentive informative about their wonderful selection of gifts in varying price ranges. I look forward to spending more time in the future!

Have been coming here for years, made friends with the owner. She can sometimes be curt but is…read moreoften busy taking care of things, so it's no biggie to me how her attitude is. In the past, the unique selections and easy atmosphere kept me coming back, but recently I have seen the business has been cut in half (the shop is 1/2 the size!) and is now much, MUCH smaller, tighter and cramped. The selection is now standard affair that one would find at any boho gift shop, especially along the Hudson. Some candles, some notecards, some souvenirs in cup or card form, some small pillows ... maybe some boho/artsy/indie jewelry. Meh cards along the wall. I get why they had to slim down and cut back ($$), but all the "trading" aspects of the shop are now gone. Maybe 10% still exists in the form of honey and an artisan candle here and there, or some jewelry, but the furniture, incenses, most artisan soaps and kitchen goods (except some souvenir cups) are all gone. There used to be a giant selection of jewelry, dream catchers, wind chimes - all echoed through the store and welcomed you in. It's now gone. Still, a great little place to stop in but it's now a lite, fat free version of what we had before. Prices are mid range and parking can be very tricky on busy weekends when tourists are all around, especially in the afternoon. Again, it's worth checking out, but don't expect any unique goods or anything that's too artisan or a really fun, fun find. Good for candles, matches, pillows, socks, some clothes in the back.

PROS: This is my favorite shop in town! Most of the staff is nice, the place is neatly set up and…read morehas good quality items, and they sell the most beautiful clocks. They are also accepting used grandfather clocks for consignment CONS: Loreen is usually nice, but there are times where she is a bit uptight. OVERALL: I highly recommend coming here and parking in their lot behind the building. They also repair clocks and deliver large items to you

I ordered a Christmas ornament online to pickup. Because of their hours and my location, they were…read morevery accommodating as to how/when I could pick it up. It was packaged very nicely and a brochure on the company was enclosed to tell more about the ornament.

Maria Luisa is my absolute favorite shop in Rockland. Actually, it's one of my favorite shops…read moreanywhere ! All products are curated by the owner herself. Most products are handmade and/or ethically sourced. This is the best place to buy a birthday, anniversary, baby shower, or any special gift. BEST SHOP EVER!

On a lovely day trip from NYC to Nyack I had a very unfortunate experience at the Maria Luisa…read moreboutique. As a retired person I enjoy visiting different towns and shops in these beautiful towns and will take photos and post on my Facebook page to inspire friends and family to visit these beautiful places and shops. As I browsed this store which at the time had 3 or 4 customers including myself and my friend, I took 4 photos - one of my friend and 3 photos of cute dish towels and coffee mugs with funny sayings on them, I didn't touch these items or rearrange them in any way. When we initially entered the store the sales women were very welcoming and friendly but all of a sudden the mood of one salesperson shifted dramatically. I was walking in a very narrow area and the employee who is an older woman with large framed eyeglasses came way too close to me (neither of us wearing face masks) and said in a stern, unfriendly tone of voice "can I help you?" I immediately felt uncomfortable because of her tone and too close physical proximity to me . I smiled and said no. Then, again in a stern tone of voice she said "any questions about anything?" Again I said no . Then, again with the same stern voice and close physical Proximity she said with the same tone " Any questions about anything you are taking photos of?" In an irritated tone of voice she said next time ask to take photos and looking down at the phone in my Hand she ordered me to "and turn off your camera" I was speechless and never experienced any treatment like this before in any store or establishment . If she said in a neutral tone or dare I say friendly tone of voice - we have a no photo without permission policy or I'm sorry but please no photos - I would have apologized - I saw no signs posted in the store warning of this policy that was obviously very important to this person . On my way home, I found myself feeling very unsettled . This really ended my visit to the shops in Nyack on a very sour note! I decided that I would contact the manager or owner of Maria Luisa boutique to share my unpleasant encounter with their sales person. As I found their information on the internet I came to discover it was the store owner herself -Maria Luisa who treated me so poorly!! Needless to say , I will never return to this boutique! "

I have to admit I wasn't sure purchasing this type of gift online. They were able to fill my order…read moreas well as deliver it very quickly. I ordered a Miller Lite gift box with snacks for my boss for his birthday. I definitely will use this company again! Thank you so much! This company killed it!!

Absolutely beautiful basket and everything was perfectly. The service was great, came on time and…read morethe people are very polite

Professional I felt confident from the start that Philip…read moreknew how to cut and I was not disappointed

The best hair cut ever - as I needed interesting short hair without being standard cutread more

6/7/26: The Edward Hopper House is located at 82 N. Broadway, Nyack, New York. He grew up in this…read moresmall home. We were greeted by a very nice young lady named Sierra upon entering. She gave us a brief description of the home. There was an older woman speaking with Sierra. Overhearing their discussion, this woman appeared to some connections with the museum. However, she couldn't even bother to smile or say hello to us. I could on..... We then went into an adjoining room and saw a video about the artist's life. Edward sketched and painted maritime and industrial aged scenes. Also, he sketched pictures of his "relationship" with his wife. Edward's wife Josephine was his muse. She was an artist in her own right. During our visit, Artist Thomas Prose had his nature art on display. Please see attached photos of Prose's works. In the backyard, there are several benches. It appears that the museum has outdoor events. All in all, this small home museum is set up very nicely. Upon entry, there's a cute gift shop of Edward Hopper's books, sketches and more. Street parking is available.

This house isn't very big or have any of Edward Hopper's paintings, but it is an interesting…read moreglimpse into his youth that you can see how the quiet suburbs spoke to his figurative works. There is a short video and some of his early possessions and photographs, then a contemporary art exhibit, and upstairs there's one room decorated for how it would have been during Hopper's lifetime. The artist Tomokazu Matsuyama reinterpreted Hopper's work which was an interesting visual experience. There was no tour, but the employee did give us some additional information in between other people coming in to pay. She seemed very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about Hopper and explained the house was in disrepair after Hopper's death and restored by a nonprofit. It's a pretty cheap self-guided experience but cool information to gather. The gift shop is minimal and parking is paid on street, but it's a cute street, so you might as well walk around a little after. For art lovers, it's a neat little spot to visit, and I'm glad it has been preserved. It's worth stopping by if you're a fan of Hopper's.

This used to be a higher end, upscale mall. It's now a bit run down, but not terrible. It still has…read morelots of big box stores, but also small boutiques and pop ups. For example, there is an entire storefront devoted to claw machines. There is another store called "mystery bins" that has a random assortment of items that kind of look like they fell off a truck. There is a rope obstacle course for kids on the upper floors of the mall. Cool concept, but a little off putting that things could fall from above on to shoppers on the lower levels. Overall, it's a decent mall, but it has lost some of its luster over the years.

This mall has went downhill by quite a lot since I first started going…read more First, this mall is extremely empty, a lot of stores are closing down here. After the JCpenny and Lord & Taylor closed down, this place has only gone downhill. Second, its dirty as hell. Saw dead cockroaches in the food court and weird stains all around. This place doesn't get the care it needs anymore. Third, the mall is extremely close to dying. Don't get me wrong; this mall is very popular, but every time I visit it has less and less people visiting. I find this extremely sad to see, especially since I used to love going here with my dad, this mall has slowly been rotting due to neglect by the owners and is now destined to be demolished or completely renovated. I hope it can one day come back, but now I've lost hope for it at all.

So I had the family I tow and we needed to waste some time without spending cash…read more Kids love lego's, it's kinda strange as they are just little plastic to bricks, how ever if you get a chance to see kids (not to mention the occasional adult) in this store it's quite surprising. We hung out and the kids enjoyed a half hour of free fun, eventually though they began to cause a bit of chaos and we felt it was time to get this show on he road. Check out the LEGO store!

Staff here is mostly into talking to themselves vs helping customers. They gather in a corner and…read moreact like they are hanging out vs working. When you ask for help they look bothered and tell you they can't really help you. For the amount they charge for these sets the staff should be trained and on point for customer service/help not to talk about video games. One time saw three of them playing Pokémon vs asking people if they needed help. Skip this location maybe it will close.