Everything at Yoseka is beautiful, neatly organized, and thoughtfully chosen…read more I love finding what I need here while discovering new and inspiring items. The Yoseka staff is wonderful and kind; they are truly passionate about their craft and make you feel a part of the stationery community even if you are a relatively newcomer like me.

This store is a must visit for stationery fans! It's actually 2 locations across the street from…read moreeach other. The main store has a lot of inks, pens, notebooks, and a big pen/notebook testing table. They had several books of ink swatches. This was really helpful in deciding which ink to buy. The other location has stamps and stickers. I've placed several online orders from Yoseka since I live out of state. This is the first time I've visited in person (one day after their fabulous Stationery Fest 2026). The main store was smaller than I expected but I didn't feel too cramped and was able to browse leisurely (I visited on a Sunday morning a little after 10am).

I ADORE Yours Truly, Brooklyn as a first time visitor to the store. The cute stationary store is…read moretucked away next to an independent bookstore, Greenlight, off of Fulton near the Lafayette metro station. There isn't any A/C, but the lights are dim, and the staff is incredibly friendly. A Lleuchtturm1917 journal fan myself, I had searched the area for a local store that would be a joy to look around in addition to finding this particular item. This establishment didn't disappoint, and I loved looking around at the various tchotchkes galore, including various cards, beautiful wrapping paper, and assorted Japanese stickers. There's also a glorious wall of pens you can test before purchase in the back. We had a wonderful conversation with the store clerk about dining in the area after our purchase. Honestly, she was such a gem of a human being. This is the side of New York that people love. Highly recommend to all my penmanship, bujo people out there.

I bought a gel pen for nine dollars that I later saw online on Amazon for three dollars. Other than…read morethat, it's a cute shop! I did need a pen for that afternoon though, so it worked out. The employee was nice and helpful.

Amazing spot. 1)…read moreMust visit if you are interested in Japanese and Anime related books and items. 2) The store is very well kept and I enjoyed my time. 3) They had a restroom which was clean, very appreciative of that.

Great bookstore with tons of books, toys, and tons of merchandise from Japan…read more Stopped by since my kid is a huge anime fan. We were exhausted from walking all day but suddenly he found a burst of energy and was fine browsing the store for over an hour. There are two floors with a cafe on the 2nd floor. Overall, there is a really big selection and there were lots of people shopping while we were there. Service was good; the registers are located downstairs and they have lots of cute items + point of purchase displays. I was overstimulated by the time we reached the register but that may just have been because it had been a long day.

Annie's is such an adorable store in Park Slope! I have stopped by multiple times in recent years…read morewhile visiting. There are all sorts of great gifts for friends... or yourself. You can honestly find a bit of just about everything, which I love. If you find yourself wanting to shop local, this is a perfect place to do it!

Super cute little store. Quirky items. When I thibk general store I do thibk a little older type of…read moreitems like a Jabobs ladder and such. This is a modern general store with bright colors and jellycats. But ehat comes with that, slightly higher prices! Hey, it's Brooklyn.

Great little gift shop in Williamsburg, I had to go back the next day, I coulda bought the whole…read morestore. Functional meets Japanese minimalist storage objects/pens/bags/totes/plants. It's so good!!!!

Overall: Beautiful little shop with a wonderful selection of plants. They have lots of small ones…read moreand some large ones. Beautiful Japanese made products. Stationary and totebags! Upon entering we were greeted by one of the owners. She was very knowledgeable and knew about all the plants, history, and how to take care of all them. She was kind and helped guide us to plants that were easy to take care of on our desk!

I'm a first timer but sad to see it is closing in a month. They're retiring. I was on an individual…read morehunt for a red envelope w my sur name on it. Didn't find it but found super irresistible red envelopes w foil stamping. No pictures allowed inside. I spent a bit. May be back for no real reason except I just love stationery.

This shop has everything you need for Chinese New Year! You'll be greeted by a sea of red and gold…read morewhen you walk in. There is a large selection of red envelopes, decorations, lucky cats, lanterns, little lion dancers toys, and lots of cute little knick-knacks. They also have decorations for weddings. Compared to the other shops in Chinatown, it's a bit more expensive here, but it's a very organized one stop shop and definitely worth checking out!

Such a beautiful stationery shop! I spent almost 30 mins browsing all the shelves on a quiet Friday…read moreafternoon. The shop is tiny and on weekdays it is not too crowded. There are so many gems here that make the shop an absolute treasure trove for those who are into journaling or just enjoy good quality and cute stationery. The service is quick and I thought the prices were fair by New York standards. Cannot wait to be back!

Small and cute stationery shop in the East Village. There isn't a large selection but the stuff…read morethey have is nice - washi tapes, notebooks, watercolor paint, small rubber stamps. The store is really small - there's a limit of 10 people in the store at a time (but I didn't see anyone monitoring this). The aisle that goes around the store can comfortably fit only one person at a time. This makes it a little difficult to browse. Be careful if you have bags/backpacks (it can be easy to accidentally knock something over or bump into people).

Couldn't say anything bad! Great selection for gifts and NYC / Brooklyn paraphernalia if that's…read morewhat you are in search of! Huuuge store with many big rooms and great things, both unknown and trendy items!

My favorite place to go gift shopping. This store is so…read morewhimsical and fun, I feel like they have such unique items. I can't wait to come back and stock up my new home with beautiful glassware!

I love these stores- they are super cute…read more This is the type of place that's nice to browse around to find unique gifts ( or something cute for yourself) on a beautiful sunny weekend. For these small unique specialty shops; I think the items in here are priced fairly. This is a great place to bring people visiting NYC that want to stop at some fun smaller shops. The service is always friendly. 4.6/5

Super cute store in the West Village. Mostly stationary and children's items. Friendly employee…read more Really cute for gifts or a fun trinket.

If you love notebooks, pens, and general stationery supplies you will love goods for the study…read more They have a huge selection available to choose from. I enjoyed spending time browsing all of the pens and notebooks. They even have a pen well where you can test out the merchandise. The prices vary. I found a pen and a notebook for around 10 dollars, but the had pens available that cost over $30 dollars. So something for all budgets. Service was good. The staff was available if you had questions but they let you browse and do your thing as needed.

One of those shops you can probably only find in bigger cities like New York. This shop boasts an…read moreimpressive variety of greeting cards for all occasions, all beautiful/cute/unique/artsy. They also have planners, notebooks, drawing books, calendars, stationary. Several different types of pens and some art supplies. Office decor as well. A little pricier, especially because of location. Staff was kind and helpful.