Just the best in the biz, much like Pops & Daves in Manhattan. Customer service is key here, so…read morehelpful & informative about how & why things are and producers change etc. not trying to make a quick buck. a last of it's kind. long live Cato's!

I stopped in the store to check out some new winter arrivals. I asked the sales woman if the…read morelocation was closing because I heard that it was and was generally curious as I shop there frequently. Mind you, she's stuffing her face while on the sales floor and could not be bothered. The sales woman proceeds to respond in an unsavory manner and then turned to her colleague and muttered something along the lines of "I hate when people ask these questions. Why does it matter to you anyway? Just mind your business". This socially inept crass individual lacks customer service skills and should not be the face for the store. The homeless man eating a hash brown and hanging out was more polite and accommodating than she was and therefore I will not be shopping at this location. Not sure how this location will stay afloat with such rude and ignorant people working there but if I was the owner I would invest in more friendly associates.

It's always a VIBE when I pickup from this Nordstrom local store. The music, the people, and the…read morecustomer service is always 10/10. I visited to pick up a winter coat for my son . Here's how it works. This is NOT your typical Nordstrom store. You don't "shop" here, it's strictly for pick up in store service's only. It's fast, and very convenient. They are also pet friendly. The area is also a great one. There's so much to do after you pick up your stuff, from restaurant's, bars, and other local shops. This is my go to for all my Nordstrom pick up orders.

A store you never knew you needed. This is a package job that allows you to save a day or 2 on…read moreshipping by it be delivered to this location. They have sitting rooms and alterations on the premises. You are able to try on purchased items and if they do not work out you can return them on site. The team is very courteous and helpful. Happy returns are here.

the best clothing. the kindest shop owner. they take the time to find the most fitting clothing for…read moreyou and your occasion. a real gem for williamsburg and new york city.

One of the rarest stores you'll come across anywhere in the world. Kai D thoughtfully designs each…read morecollection and arranges the space with such care--it feels less like a shop and more like a quiet celebration of slow craft. As a customer turned friend, I've been coming here for years, sometimes just to step in and absorb the calm, grounded energy that both the space and Kai naturally offer. Mun, another designer whose work is carried in the store, is often there on weekends, and it's always a joy to see them both. What they share is a deep commitment to making--truly living the artist's way. Everything is created with intention: slow, authentic, and uncompromising. The designs feel timeless, with a sensitivity to materials that makes each piece something you can live in and return to for years. This past weekend, I stopped by during a spontaneous stroll. Kai and Mun welcomed me so warmly, pulling pieces they could imagine me in--it felt like playing dress-up with old friends. I left with a beautiful Japanese-collar jacket, generously gifted by Kai, and I'll likely be back soon for a shirt I fell in love with that day. Thank you, Kai, for continuing to carry forward the art of craft.

I rarely write about a non restaurants - still see Yelp as food review…read more But this place deserve the notice . A Unique , Fun , Original store in the middle of Ridgewood (quick M ride) They have the QUALITY and at very fair prices . But the most important thing is that THEY CARE AND LOVE WHAT THEY DO! I got couple of jeans and they weren't fit , at the store i was able to exchange and got one delivered to me after alteration (no extra cost) They have very good website but i think that being in the store is something that you will appreciate . Definitely a DESTINATION !

If you want high quality clothing, someone to help you find the perfect fit, and at a price point…read moreyou can't find elsewhere, then Left Field is where you should shop. I am new to selvedge and Japanese fabrics. Christian answered all of my questions and walked me through the types of fabrics, dyes, cuts, mills, and stitch work that goes into a solid pair of pants. His passion for high quality clothing was refreshing; I wish more business owners took their craft as seriously and with as much care as he does. Just as an example, he traveled to a remote Irish Mill he discovered that was making wool fabrics in a way that impressed him. So he went out there to check out their work and process before bringing their products back for his shop. He worked with me for hours until we got the perfect pants for me. He must have went through a dozen pairs before he got it just right for my body type. The best part was that I never felt like I burden. It felt like he just wanted me to get into a pair of pants that I truly loved. And I ending up walking out with two pairs of pants that I can't wait to wear. I won't buy pants from anyone else.

i love this store!! crazy selection & prices + rly helpful staff, tay was awesome! review needs at…read moreleast 85 characters

I've been here many times since I live around the corner. I used to have some luck when they first…read moreopened in the neighborhood but, lately as in in recent years , I haven't had much luck selling. Also, I try to go there to get shoes and I never have luck. I wear a 6 1/2 to a seven you would think that they would have at least three pairs of those in the store. Most of their shoes are very large sizes(9-12). Their prices are not good at all. I would say their location in Williamsburg is much better, but even then their prices are a little too high in general, particularly in Ridgewood.

Every big city with a surf scene needs that one surf shop that probably makes more money selling…read moreimported Japanese clothing than they do on actual surfboards. Pilgrim is that shop for NYC, and their presence on the scene has helped put New York a little more firmly on the surf world's map. Do I want to pay $300 for hand-sewn linen pants made by some kind of fisherman-painter who lives in a van? Not often. But sometimes you can get an end of season sale that makes the clothes more affordable. And they're certainly nice clothes. As for the surfboards... they're expensive as well. They're pretty much all hand-shaped and they cost about double the price of a big-name board from Channel Islands or Lost or whatever. But it's kinda nice having these expensive hipster boards circulating around the NYC area because it means those of us who aren't rich can grab them on the resale market when the original tech/finance bro buyers inevitably lose interest. And they're nice boards, for sure. Just note that not all the employees actually know that much about surfboards. They can all help you with the basics but beyond a certain point they'll need to refer you to one of the resident experts. Anyway: I give them five stars, because I only buy their stuff on sale or second-hand... but I'm glad to have it around.

We're not surfers or local to the area, but we really liked this store. I wasn't in the mood to…read moreshop and it didn't fully resonate with me but the men's shirts and pants appealed to my husband. I was more intrigued by the design of their building, which the designed themselves. It's a beautiful blend of old and new. They have this stone table in the center that was gorgeous. Their focus on craftsmanship and sustainability across everything they do (clothing design, retail partners, and surf boards) is evident. Th staff were also very excited about their clothing line, which was nice to see.

5-Star Experience!…read more BQ Sports is the real deal. Kathy and George are absolute legends! They made a Don Mattingly jersey for me about 25 years ago, and this year I came across some blanks and Googled "embroidery shop Brooklyn McCarren Park." When BQ Sports popped up, it was like a time warp walking back in -- the shop looks exactly how I left it in 2000, in the best nostalgic way possible. This place is super authentic, super old-school, and still delivering top-tier quality in 2025. The blanks are quality, the varsity jackets are quality, and the embroidery is perfection. I brought in a blank Reebok Pro Line jersey and had it customized into an Amani Toomer -- it literally looks like I pulled it off the rack in 1999. Couldn't ask for anything better. End of the day: their work is amazing, the turnaround time is solid, and their craftsmanship is unmatched. I picked up a few more blanks and George is already lined up to customize them ASAP. I'll keep coming here as long as those doors are open. And ignore the negative comments -- Kathy is a busy woman, yes she's on her phone, but she ALWAYS takes care of her customers. Highly recommend BQ Sports to anybody who wants REAL, authentic, old-school quality. Brooklyn gem for life.

Awful customer service. I called Kathy to verify what the stylist I purchased through had actually…read moreordered because my jacket arrived incomplete. After I explained the situation, Kathy was dismissive and hung up on me. For the price of these jackets, I expected much better customer service and professionalism. I would not purchase from this business again.

What's not to love? The store is airy, bright and beautiful. The people are so nice, the barista…read moreremembered my go-to order after only my first visit! Those mugs are just lovely and feel so good, especially on this 20 degree day when my hands were nearly frozen. New neighborhood spot for me!

Stumbled in on my way to the subway station and it was unlike any shop I've seen. I just came in to…read moreget something to drink, but they also have a selection of clothing items -- I didn't look too closely at them because it didn't seem like my vibe, but just the idea of having coffee in the front and shopping in the back is super modern and unique. I had to wait a bit for anyone to help me at the register. There was only one person working behind the counter, so I don't really hold it against them, but I'll say I was so close to leaving the store because no one had said anything like "I'll be right with you," or "So sorry about the wait." It was a weird moment in time where part of me thought I was invisible because it didn't even seem like anyone had seen me, from the employees in the store to the person behind the counter. I did end up sticking around, though, to get this matcha latte which I also thought was not as good as others I've had. The matcha flavor was decently strong, but more bitter than others. I also had asked for a shot of honey to be added to the drink which I thought would sweeten it for me, but I couldn't taste it at all. Super cool idea but would have liked a little more on the execution!