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!

i got this cute little bowl from here that i want to put trinkets in. very cute shop. lots of…read moredifferent items. i liked the beekman 1802 section! very nice staff as well.

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.

Definitely a quirky little shop. Has so many items in here that you can't imagine how they can…read morepossibly fit anything else here. There are clocks- all types of clocks, holiday -mostly Christmas decor, postcards, trinkets and more. You can bring your clock here to get fixed and they will attend to it promptly! It's definitely interesting walking through all the little rooms that house everything. It definitely is a nice addition to the Nyack stores and it's always fun to 'window shop' even if you don't buy anything. It is family owned and has been in operation for over 3 decades. Take a peak. You won't be sorry.

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!

For the most amazing gifts. You must visit Nyack downtown Maria Luisa has been around for ages.read more

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

What a lovely place to visit. Our guide enriched our time there with interesting details about…read moreHopper's early influences, as well as his later career as a paid artist. I will now read and learn more about Hopper with this introduction!

A rare glimpse into the influential realist painter's formative years. Of particular value are…read moreinclusion of his spouse Josephine Nivison Hopper's role as muse and painter herself. The Queen Anne cottage is lovely and worth a visit for its architecture alone. The remarkable wisteria shading the front porch leads to a gallery with well curated exhibitions, rooms with graphically effective didactic and archival materials on Hopper's artistic path, and the artist's own bedroom with orginial furnishings and objects. No guards, no stanchions--everything is open and welcoming.

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.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Verrrry spacious mall with LOTS of stores and most of the large retailers (e.g., Macys, Lord and Taylor, connected to a Target) - 3rd largest mall in NY. + Huge food court and lots of GOOD restaurants spread all around (e.g., Yard House, Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse, Red Crab Juicy Seafood & Bar, Gyuzo Japanese BBQ) + PLENTY of parking spaces outside and a garage. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - The mall is definitely showing its age with cracks on the floor, ripped up leather on the cushioned benches and dated infrastructure. - Food court consists mostly of fast food vendors you can find outside (e.g., Wendys, Taco Bell, Burger King, Nathan's). MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Was as busy as any mall on a Saturday afternoon, but, aesthetically it's no competition with the shinier Westfield Garden State Plaza Mall and American Dream Mall.