We've been coming to Brooklyn Art for over thirty years. Dennis and his team have done excellent…read morework for us including framing very old family documents, many dating from the mid 1800s. The selection of frames is extensive, the service is kind, considerate and gracious. Why go anywhere else?

As a comedian I almost NEVER give a 5 star review bc they're not as much fun 2 write as those 1 & 2…read morestar disasters - but if I could give Dennis over at Brooklyn Art a 10 star 5 star review I would. Actually if Jesus returned and said, "Hey maybe no full time carpenter this time around, maybe I'll take it easy and just frame art" - then that's who'd Dennis would be bc that's the qualitative level of his work. And what's better is he prices his work like CRAZY EDDIE - his prices are just INSANE - it's almost like getting it done for FREE! I had 5 copies of an 8x10 that I wanted to frame and give as gifts. I live in Red Hook so I went to the closest - "Make a Frame" over on Atlantic Avenue in Cobble hill - who priced me at $174.00 for just one - and no discount on five!!! At those prices maybe they do have Jesus framing, but some how I doubt it. So searched Yelp again and found Brooklyn Art who priced me at $20.00 each!!!! INSANE! Why would I pay $154.00 more - on each one! - over at M.A.F.? I doubt there would've been that much of a qualitative difference noticeable to the eye. Just take a look at the pic I've attached - a beautiful job! I got all 5 done for $100. Great quality and turn around was just as insane. Dennis had done in just a few days. I'm sure Van Gogh would give his left ear, if he still had it, to have his works framed at Brooklyn Art - and you should too, but Dennis only takes cash & credit cards so the good news is you can walk out with both your ears, however if you go to that place on Atlantic avenue it could cost you and arm and leg - HEY OH!

I recently dropped into this store looking for fabric to cover my RV cushions. I had visited…read morenumerous places and could not find anything that pleased me. Much to my surprise as this is not a large store, I found lovely fabric and some of it was outdoor quality. I brought two different materials that complemented each other. I had a total of 10 cushions covered (one was 75" by 34") and 4 small pillow covers made. I was very pleased with the quality and service! If I need fabric this shop will be my first stop!

Ok here was my experience;…read more So I randomly found this store because I needed some cotton-spandex fabric for a project of mine. Parking for the shop is rough even when I was there at 10:30am so you'll probably have to park far or you can take mass transit so you won't have to worry about parking. As I entered the compact store it was luckily empty (I hate crowded stores). I wasn't greeted or anything which was odd but, I found Angel near the back end corner of the store too busy with something else and didn't pay me any mind. I doubt he even knew I was there until I asked him where cotton-spandex fabric would be. So the customer service was lacking. A great thing was there was A LOT of fabric to choose from, but I do wish he would take some time to label and organize the fabrics. It will not only be easier to look for certain fabrics but will look a lot more cleaner and professional! The prices were so/so and I ended up finding a thicker black wool-spandex fabric for 15 bucks a yard because I couldn't find what I wanted, 2 spools of black thread, and 2 zippers. In the end, I would say I'll go back because of a good and diverse selection but a little organization goes a long way! I'm sure next time I'll find some great fabrics.

These are some of the biggest and brightest happiest people that you'll meet in the neighborhood…read more Every year I go to buy birthday presents for all of my family members, and all of my Christmas gift gifts are bought from this place. On top of all that I was pleasantly surprised to have found a community of creative thinkers and organizers who regularly host events inside the space which give a platform to the incredible talent that this neighborhood has fostered over the years! In the best thing is that they don't take themselves too seriously I am writing this review so that others understand that the owners are kind responsible people prepared to amend and understand any trespass or impasse, just message them on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/awesomebrooklyn?igsh=MTJtNTZ1NXoyZDJ5Mw== @awesomebrooklyn

Best place to get hostess gifts, fun cards, and genuinely just feel happy inside a store. We love…read moreAwesome

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.

They have everything you need the best tiles and marbles you could ever ask for highly recommend!read more

John and the staff were amazing! John was especially patient and offered practical advice. I was…read morea customer in 2014 and they left a great impression on me then and continue to do so.

Its now 9:04 am and the doors are still closed even though the business is supposed to be open for…read more9:00 am . There is a store manager in store that saw me standing in front waiting to come in, and he said nothing. Not even, Im sorry mam we are running behind to open up this morning. Instead he opened just to let 2 more employees, in while the others employees stand around waiting. Looks like he started a morning meeting, during open hours. I paid for meter parking too. Its now 9:09, and I am still standing here waiting to wnter the store with another customer. Smh. This is the junction location, in Brooklyn, NY right next to Target.

Always has fresh new finds! I love going in there. even though it's always crowded they do always…read morehave a great selection of options

The smell is suspicious.. the old lady that was currently running the store was absolute rude! Me…read moreand my friend were looking at the vintage items, finding nothing we liked. As we were about to leave, the old lady stopped us and asked, "why bother coming inside if you're not going to purchase anything?" She then glared at us as if we stole something from the store! And as other reviews say, it proves how horrible this store is. By making overpriced items that could be found cheaper on other websites to also not being able to return something is utterly ridiculous. I wouldn't recommend coming in and if I could I would give 0 stars!

my mom purchased a $300 art paining from this store. when we did some research, Walmart sells the…read moresame thing for $16!! shame on them for selling this to people who are not familiar with the internet. they also refused to return a deposit to my mom for an item they could not get in stock for over 3 months. horrible we very careful with this store

Discoveries is a unique shopping experience right on our very own Third Avenue in Bay Ridge,…read moreBrooklyn. Here, you will not only find a brilliantly choosen collection of period antiques, but you'll also have the pleasure of meeting it's wonderful proprietor, Bobby D'Amico, who is profoundly knowledgeable and contagiously passionate about his work. Furnishings of exceptional quality for less, a divine spectrum of decorative accessories, and superb fine art await you! Established in 1973, this wonderful shop has long provided Brooklynites with the DEFINITIVE antiques and home furnishings shopping experience.

Just a quintessential and lovely, impeccably curated Brooklyn home goods and gift shop. Bonus…read morepoints from me for having a relatively small but impressive selection of new and used vinyl for the connaisseur. In fact, I recently discovered the shop itself as they hosted an outdoor vinyl sale, inviting other local vendors and collectors to sell directly outside their shop. It was a fantastic event under any circumstances, but in these days in particular felt like an inspired and ideal way to celebrate and embrace a communal NY spirit. I walked away with a nice mug for myself, a couple of surprise early holidays gifts off my list and, of course, some interesting new and used vinyl. And perhaps more importantly, a great day, and a fine new gift buying go-to!

Great store for vinyl records and gifts; the couple who own the place are really nice.read more

This place is awesome, ever since Century 21 department store left the area I've been shopping at…read moreDII and I love it! Great prices a good quality. No offense to China but I love the t-shirts made in El Salvador. SUPPORT OUR NECK OF THE WOODS!

I purchased an item on June 3rd for $14.99, and it literally fell apart after just one day of use…read more When I attempted to return it on June14th, in line with the store's 14‑day return policy, I was flatly told that I should have returned it the next day it broke. I asked, "So if it fails on day 11, that's okay?" but received no satisfactory answer. They also insisted, "This is a cheap store - items could break like that," and declared the item non‑refundable, refusing even a store credit. I expressed my disappointment, but was told there was nothing they could do. I stand by their 14‑day return policy and feel this was a clear case of a defective product - one not designed to last - not a matter of changing my mind. Getting no refund or credit after just one day of use is unacceptable. I won't be using their services again, and caution others to think twice before purchasing from this store.