Visited on a Friday afternoon to smell around. Ended up taking on the "Matcha" fragrance…read more It smells so delicious but I find it doesn't really last long. The store was friendly empty and the staff were very friendly and helpful during my visit!

A tiny place but I had a great experience. I was overwhelmed with the smell because the place was…read moresmall and lots of people just keep spraying the perfume almost everywhere, mixed up with the one I'm smelling. However I took my time and compared all the perfumes. I also witnessed on how the staff made my perfume. I recommend that you visit on weekdays when it less peeps to appreciate the Le Labo experience.

Harry Styles newest PleasingLand pop up is open in NYC for the entirety of his Madison Square…read moreGarden residency till Nov 1. The store is open Tuesdays through Sundays from 12-7 with early access for Amex card holders at 11 am. The store is bright and colorful with a few experiences (perfume game for a prize but they may end up giving you whatever they have extra of, photo booth, loop earphone room) mixed in with some clothing merch and some perfume/skin items. Staff is very friendly. If you have an Amex in addition to early entry, you have access to a few exclusive items and a free gift with purchase. At the time I went, the free gift was a bottle of nail polish. The line can get long and they only allow a certain amount of people in at a time to not overcrowd. Not sure how the shag carpet will hold up after a few days of rain and hundreds of feet but time will tell. If you're a Harry fan or honestly looking for some great smelling perfumes, it's worth the trip. If there is little to no line, it is also worth the trip.

(Happened Already) - Aug 22nd, 2026…read more Available at both West Village + Nolita Locations Each attendee would be able to receive a full size 30ml Milk Caramel Fragrance with an in-store purchase of an Iced Caramel Latte Speciality Drink (first come, first served + while supplies last). Of course there were multiple line cutters & other people joining their friends in line at every pop up/event. Yeah, it was no surprise. Went from number 60+ something to #93 when it was finally my turn after one hour of waiting. Apparently, it was limited quantities for the perfume in Soho (100 bottles) while there were much more (maybe 100-200?) at West Village because space was bigger. However, no exact amount was announced by staff for either location prior to being lined up. Nothing was mentioned on social media the day before as well. No security in presence to keep the line in order. Don't expect staff to do anything about it. They would only shrug in reply. Person in front of me asked the staff if the fragrance was still available. She said only a few left. My heart had sank. Started wondering about how many exactly was a few left? Luckily towards the end after thirty people had skipped, I was the 93rd to enter. Right at that moment, the staff should've made an immediate announcement informing everyone else the countdown of the last 6 bottles before everything running out. So, everyone could make their way over to the Charles Street/West Village location. Apparently, the WV location had way less crowd traffic like only 20-30 people in line an hour before the event had begun. Thin branded tote was also given out as a bonus for posting on IG Story in West Village. Anyway, the Iced Milk Caramel Latte didn't taste that bad as others had stated. It was just like a regular Iced Caramel Latte, nothing special. Okay maybe except for the dulce de leche & a cold whip of milky foam. Wishing they'd spoons to scoop up the foam with before it ended up melting into the coffee. Flavor wise was pretty decent imo. Huge block of ice filled half the cup, so it was a bit diluted as intended. Drink rang up to be $10.34 in total. Would I regularly pay $10 for iced caramel latte? Probably not. For the fragrance? Sure, sign me up!!! 100% cashless ~ only accepting card btw. Basically, you were paying half price for the caramel-scented fragrance. Still a good deal nonetheless. Alright, another pop up done

I believe this a a temporary outpost but definitely worth checking out of you like or want to try…read moreKorean Beauty products/treatments. Very good variety of skincare and beauty items. Prices are good (lots of discounts and bundle deals). Generous samples with purchase. There was an event going on while I visited, it was a meet and greet with a brand founder, it required prior rsvp but the staff member allowed me to sit in. I appreciated that, it's always nice to see the face behind the brand and have the opportunity to ask questions. I purchased a bunch of my favorites. I hope something similar occupies the space or even better if Haus of K extends their stay. First floor full of amazing products nd they have a matcha Cafe. Second floor looks like it's for special events and is accessible by stairs or elevator. Bathrooms are upstairs. Staff is very helpful amd friendly.

The shop girl working today was AWFUL. What should have been a fun experience for my daughter…read moreturned into one of the rudest and most uncomfortable retail interactions I've had in a long time. There was a group making custom press-on nails in the back. A woman was enthusiastically explaining how great they were, and when I asked the gentleman operating the machine how much they cost, he said they were free. After we waited in line, an employee made a beeline for us and announced that my daughter couldn't participate without a $20 purchase. She then spoke to the gentleman in Korean, and he looked over at us apologetically. When I pointed out that we'd been told they were free--and that another woman participating hadn't purchased anything--she insisted everyone had bought something. The $20 was NEVER the issue. Being singled out, given conflicting information, and then treated rudely for questioning it was. I even agreed to buy something, but she continued repeating that we had to make a purchase until my daughter became so uncomfortable she no longer wanted the nails. Finally, frustrated, I said, "You seem desperate for the $20, so just give her something for $20 and let her make the nails." Her response? "Well, just do them for free since you're complaining." Seriously? We left. I own an absurd amount of K-beauty and will be in this neighborhood regularly. I would absolutely have become a repeat customer. Instead, one needlessly hostile interaction guaranteed I will never spend a dollar here. A $20 minimum wouldn't have bothered me. Treating my daughter and me like we were unwelcome did. There are too many great K-beauty stores to ever set foot in this one again.

We were looking for things to do while in Williamsburg and ended up here. The wait was about 15…read moreminutes without a reservation. It was such a fun experience. We first chose a base and the mixologist asked for our preferences such as woody, musk, sweet, etc. along with their respective levels. I didn't like any of my first batches and the mixologist was very patient so started over for me. I ended up with a different base and a different preference. Overall, I had a good time.

My friend brought me here to make a custom perfume to mark my time in NYC and it was such a fun…read moreexperience! Loved the personal touches and attention to detail. First I chose a base, then the perfume mixologist helped create a bunch of different combos so I could rank them all and select a few favorites. From there, we did a few more combos for good measure then a blind test. Surprisingly, I ended up going with a combo that didn't use the original base I selected. Now I smell like nectarines :)

Legendary location and gentlemen! Don't sleep on the best scents and vibes in the neighborhood!read more

Great place for pure oil and fragrance. Well educated on oils perfumes. You can smell and test…read morefragrance before you buy it. You can order the oil and ship it to your address.

Beautiful store. Great products and shopping experience. I've become a regular customer online and…read morein person anytime I visit the city.

OMG I loved this place. Wandered around WTC's The Occulus (insert sound efx here) while on a date,…read morelooking at what was new and worthy of a 'maybe purchase'. Saw this place and smelled the wonderful scents coming from it, and it pulled me in. A cheery woman at the door offered a product to me, I believe it was lotion, and her smile was so genuine, and welcoming, I just walked in to investigate. I didn't take on the lotion offer because my skin is sensitive, and low and behold, her shop offered a huge variety of products for skin like mine! She showed me around and gave me a short bio on herself and why she opened the shop, and revealed all these fabulous products selected by her to sell that she thought were great. I was overwhelmed, and she asked some things about what I needed, and what my skin type was, and she picked an eye cream and a lotion for me that would be great. And guess what? They were! The Kahina eye cream works great, doesn't irritate and has a great feel. The souffle feels wonderful, and great for my extra dry skin. She had a great conversation with us, and I signed up with her email list, and we all wound up discussing the best places to dine. I promised to send others there, and I constantly recommend it as a great place to get skin products.

Grand Central Gifts is right up my alley! I love to buy souvenirs for gifts! This is a tourist…read moreheaven in a shop. There's so many choices and a wide range of prices so anyone can take home a piece of NYC! I'm recommending highly.

Located close to Grand Central Station this is your typical tourist shop to purchase everything NYC…read morerelated. Tote bags, mugs, shot glasses, magnets, shirts, assorted knick knacks, etc. If you are in need for a quick gift or souvenir of your visit to NYC I guess it serves it's purpose. This store is packed wall to wall so there is something for everyone.