Stopped in here randomly because I smelled the incenses roaming outside so I was automatically…read moredrawn in by the smell. This place has it all--A lot of healing and spiritual items, but the accessories and jewelry was what caught my eye most because most of them are handmade, and a from all around the world. My mom and I both got Onyx stone bracelets which the lady at the store was nice enough to explain the meanings for--Mines meant grounding, protection, and self-control, and as a shield against negative energy. The lady even taught us how to use the singing bowls which are used for healing and meditation. I feel like I learned so much during my visit here, and would definitely come here to get a meaningful gift for a friend in the future. Thanks Sunrise in Tribet!

Stopped in on my walk thru on Main Street. This place is tiny but mighty, So many gems literally…read more They sell everything from cocktail clutches, jewelry, stones, meditation bowls, incense, hats, scarfs, head wraps , oils, just everything ! Learned abt some of the stones. An where they originated from. Got a little history lesson also on Tibet. Check it out plenty to see !

I've long been a fan of Ten Thousand Villages. Sometimes I find cool gifts, other times not as…read moremuch. But it's always worth the stop. Product premise is richly sourced goods from around the world. .

Cool concept, sourcing from international suppliers who support different causes…read more I've been fortunate enough to have had a job that has sent me to all four corners of the world, so a lot of these pieces I've seen in their original home countries. If I had any regrets not picking up that soapstone egg cup holder from Arusha, Tanzania, I can grab one here. That bamboo bowl and paper lantern I couldn't fit into my carry on in Hanoi, Vietnam - they're here too. An adorable llama from Ollantaytambo in Peru's Sacred Valley that didn't make it into my bag? One is here too.

What an amazing find! This place reminds me of 7/11s in Korea because you can buy ramen, cook the…read moreramen, add the toppings, and eat the ramen here! So convenient especially if you need to take a quick lunch break. They have different options of ramen you can choose from and the store in the back has different japanese snacks, makeup, and collectibles. They have some sonny angels here and smitskis if you collect them! The sonny angels are around $28 for one which is expensive but definitely on the cheaper side for resale. Very cute find!! Cute hole in the wall shop! It extends pretty far out so the store at first looks small but it's pretty spacious.

Love this Japanese store/restaurant. $10 special with 2 wings and fried rice. Shop while you wait…read morefor food. They have a fried rice making machine. Fun to watch. Ate here 3 times in one week. Staff is friendly and they have a bar style dinner feel. Great music choice

Garland of Letters is a quiet store filled with treasures! From tarot card decks, crystals and a…read morewide variety of witchy to wellness books, there's certainly something for everyone here. The staff is attentive and friendly, but not overbearing. Happy to help when you need it, but otherwise allows you to shop solo. Prices of books are standard ranging from 10-30 dollars, crystal prices are a few bucks per piece, but cheaper if you buy more. Overall a great store with great folks!

Such a freaking cool store. Holy crap. It made me feel instantly calm entering the store. The staff…read morewas so sweet and incredibly helpful. The selection was phenomenal. So many crystals, incense, books, figures, and more, it was insane. Some of the things were really pricy but it was high quality things. Definitely worth stopping by

Sold us a fake labubu, LaFufu Our fault for not inspecting…read morebut with the price as thought it was legit. We checked the box out and it looked good. Never coming here again. Bunch of crap

The people are very helpful, store is well kept and clean. The people are very friendly. I love…read moreshopping at this store.

This store only sells jewelry. The spiritual aspect has been gone for years. They have a few little…read more"new age" gift items & are lovely people but they seem to concentrate on making some kind of individualized jewelry. Having lived in NYC & Northern CA - it is quite unusual to be in a city that has only Garland of Letters as an inspirational store. Philadelphia has the nicest people in the world but are clueless with regard to Buddhism, Hinduism, Sufism, Sikhism etc. Lacks intellectual, interfaith stimulus! Even Santa Fe, NM has more diversity.

I am a sucker for pink, girlie, and unique! I've been wanting to visit the Ritual Shoppe for some…read moretime and finally stopped in and was not disappointed! Also, this lovely boutique is woman-owned and I love their branding. First, the decor is everything and I wanted everything! I went in a few mins before they closed on a beautiful Sunday evening. The young lady that worked there was very attentive and answered all my crazy questions. I met the owner (I did not know it was her at the time; so down-to-earth and sweet). My experience here was really nice. Ritual Shoppe has mystical items, apothecary (also pink LOL), beautiful fine jewelry, etc. I am definitely looking forward to visiting again and spending more time looking at more of what the shop offers.

This shop opened around 1997 when I still lived in the neighborhood. I've bought countless gifts…read morehere over the years. These are usually locally sourced from artists. Jewelry, glass, vases, ornaments and more. Fairly priced and a knowledgeable owner.

This has got to be one of, if not the coolest and most unique gift stores around! This place is…read morealso known for their Christmas window and entire store display as the store owners (long time gay couple) go all out with hanging decorations literally everywhere! They literally have thousands of different ornaments in all different kind of shapes and sizes! Also, a big attraction at that time of year would be the famous Merman and what they look like this year lol

I've been here so many times it's not funny…read more The staff always watches me like a hawk when I'm inside as if I'm going to steal something, but I don't blame them: if I saw a guy toting a camera around, I'd be curious, too! They stock lots of random Chinese knickknacks, including toys for the little ones, pottery/tea pots, dishware, music CD/DVDs (there might be movies in there, but I can't read Chinese), and Chinese magazines - including skin ones for you pervy aficionados out there.

A little store on 10th that supplies everything from red envelopes (hong bao) to Chinese language…read morebooks and tapes (in the back) and random things like mahjongg sets, Hello Kitty pencil boxes, swords (upstairs), dishes, Buddhas, porcelain horses and CDs (up front). Plus magazines and newspapers for those who read Chinese. Usually priced a bit expensively, but if you buy a few things, you can bargain with them to cut down the prices (though not so much for the CD/DVDs and magazines/newspapers).