This a great boutique to go when in need of quick and stylish outfit. They have trendy clothes at…read morevery affordable prices. The clothing here isn't always the best quality, but it's worth giving it a shot :)

Will it kill them to hire another cashier? It's always the same sweet girl who moves like molasses…read moreto an ever growing line as uninterested co workers walk right past doing God know;s what.

The hot dog carts on the West 53 street side are dirty; the food is left in the open overnight for…read moresale the next day; food left open on the sidewalk. Price gouging $30 for hot dog and water. They fight constantly. NYPD does nothing.

Uniqlo does good quality basics. From their heat tech and affordable business casual wear, it's…read morealways somewhere I go if I need some basics to elevate an outfit. The store is well maintained, clean, and organized. The self checkout is efficient and the people who work there and friendly and helpful.

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.

Great selection of clothing for men. Highly recommend. Good prices, sometimes a bit expensive.read more

I drove in an hour to shop here, and it was worth every minute of the drive. The service is…read moreexcellent and I was able to do my 3 kids whole wardrobe in a matter of minutes. We were helped with patience which made the shopping experience that much more enjoyable!

Not only do they know what they're doing here, the merchandise is absolutely beautiful and the…read moreprices are fantastic. My kids are picky, and a little hard to fit, They were patient and worked with each one of my three kids individually. We walked out with amazing clothes for all of them. I will be back!

Small business. Great for personalized gifts. You can bring…read morein items that you want monogrammed. The service was friendly and quick! I brought the towel with me. It took about 10 minutes. I was very pleased. I will be back!

Dapper offers great customer service, and is very friendly. Loved my shirts and hats. I have bought…read moremany and have been very satisfied with the value and prices.

Cannot say enough good things about this place! I needed to get an outfit for my son's Baptism and…read moreI loved one they had on their site by Piccolo Bacio. My son is large for his age and I was not sure if I should get the 6 month size or the 9 month (mind you he is only 3 months old), and I also was torn between raw silk and polished silk. They overnighted samples of Piccolo Bacio's outfits in both 6 and 9 month sizes for my son to try, and swatches of both silk types. The customer service was fantastic with any questions I had, and the final product came with a garment bag, packaged BEAUTIFULLY, and they threw in a bib with his name and cross for the occassion. Fantastic business.

My first time going to Primark was the location in Downtown Brooklyn. I did not know what was…read morePrimark and decided to check inside. Right by the entrance got plastic wheeled baskets and large net tote bags to carry your clothes in while you shop. I did not expect the store to have those baskets so big so you know the store is very cheap and affordable. Most of the customers there had a lot of stuff inside their baskets. The store surprisingly was very affordable with clothes averaging $20 or lower than that. They had clothes for women, men, children, and babies with home goods and accessories. This store had many levels you can access by escalators and elevators. There were self checkout systems that you had to scan your receipt to get out of the self checkout section. I've never seen this type of system in any store in New York City before where you scan the receipt to get out. There was so much to look at and it took me around 1.5 hours to check out the whole store. There was so much variety in every department. The style is similar to Old Navy with a lot of clothes made out of in linen. The store is very organized and neat. All the clothes are not out of place and They had cheap flats in stock that were made out of faux leather. They cost $9 and were wide enough and soft for my feet. They were really comfortable and fit true to size. I bought a pastel pink pair of flats in size 7. I keep wearing them to this day. The toddler and kids section had many styles and clothes to go through. They had a lot of t-shirts of different colors and designs for $4. I stocked up on those. They had Henley and cotton t-shirts. Another thing I liked about the toddlers section was the underwear. They had a maximum of 10 underwear in one bag. Also they had nice tank tops and camisoles for toddlers on sale. The camisoles were snugged and small to size so it's recommended to go up one more size. Overall, this store is a nice store for cheap finds. Everything is very stylish and in fashion here. This store is for anyone who cannot afford expensive stylish clothes.

Date of visit: April 13, 2026…read more Initially we thought this was a smaller Primark store due to the footprint of the building, but it turned out to be quite sizable and full of the things we know and love (and don't need but buy anyway) about Primark! On the disappointing side was that some of the escalators were broken and stairs were either not clearly marked or not an option, requiring us to use a relatively slow elevator to make our way to the floor where the Men's items were located. Despite that, and our already heavy luggage, we still found a number of items to bring back home with us as gifts, plus some clothes for us!

They sell Susan Alexandra purses. I fell in love with this poodle one. Guaranteed to be a great…read moreconversation starter at parties.

Wednesday, July 23, 2025. 3:00pm…read more It's so uncomfortable when you're trying to shop in-person after seeing a few cute tops & dresses on their social media, but at every turn, every item you touch or pick up and put down, every new section of the store that you enter; there's a salesperson or security staff quickly darting through or running over to "arrange items" so you know "you're being watched and won't supposedly shoplift." You look around helplessly at other single female shoppers, small families of tourists, couples, and wonder if they're getting the same secret service VIP hawk-eye treatment. The last straw was at the end of shopping (after I tried on the $130 dress, which was upsized too large), I'm looking at the $125 Gola Sneakers (a European father & daughter sitting on a bench unbothered in the middle of the shoe section), and a sales associate darts over carrying 2 pairs of pants and pretends to "arrange" the shoes in front of me on the wall. I stopped and stare at her in disbelief until she's done. She walks away. As I make my way to the exit into Chelsea Market, I see the associate at the front table press on her earpiece. I pass by her and told her how uncomfortable it was being followed around & observed. It makes me want to shop online, if I do want to support the store. She looked at me without hesitation, like she knew I was nearby, asked me to clarify, and did say sorry. I didn't get a chance to mention the fitting room associate using an ethnic Italian accent when helping me look up a size online. Another associate quickly ran into the dressing room and turned off the "Italian" associate's ear piece mic saying that "her channel was on & she was wondering "who was that voice ?!" They both weren't at their posts when I came back out. This is my 3rd time in the store with this surveillance experience. I purposefully went in today - with full make-up and a work outfit, to see if it would be different than my weekend casual, shopping totes outfit. During the last time, the store was very quiet at the end of a winter Sunday. After EVERY time I touched anything, the different associates & black suited security guard counted the number of items (ie. 8 red dresses hangers). I even watched from outside, the front entrance associate go over and count the french-themed sweaters that I looked at. Just wow, profile much? Had a similar experience at their Rockefeller Center location when I used to work in Midtown.