An adorable, interesting, kind store. Great for presents…read more We stop by weekly to browse.

it's unfortunate bc i liked going to this place, but the service from the owner is horrible. gave…read moreher a few chances, but no more. she refused to wrap my purchase (1 piece), but was fine wrapping for the person before me and after me. seemed discriminatory. i won't be frequenting them again. the wrapping made the totally overpriced items tolerable. good luck with the high rent and surviving the neighborhood with your kind of attitude.

I loved the stationary! Keitai charms are also pretty cute!…read more Staff was very sweet and welcoming! Cute selection!

The ArtBox is one of those small stores that sell those cute little Korean and Japanese…read moreaccessories. They have high ends pens from Korea and Japan. Many accessories of Korean celebrities, like key chains, pencil pouches and gift sets, notebooks, and small bags. also some small toys from Korea This is a nice store to come to if you're looking for little stationery items or some stocking stuffers for the holidays. It's a great place for kids, especially for those who love cute thingamajigs.

Great store, absolutely love the store! Perfect for a unique gift…read more Check out KT collections near by for jewelry.

Fabulous "tongue in cheek" gifts! If you don't see it , ASK?…read more So many treasures in little drawers that might have what you're looking for!

I was on a business trip with a colleague and we happened to stop in on a weeknight 15 minutes…read morebefore closing. Shout out to not feeling like I need to hurry, even though there wasn't a lot of time the woman in the store was attentive informative about their wonderful selection of gifts in varying price ranges. I look forward to spending more time in the future!

Have been coming here for years, made friends with the owner. She can sometimes be curt but is…read moreoften busy taking care of things, so it's no biggie to me how her attitude is. In the past, the unique selections and easy atmosphere kept me coming back, but recently I have seen the business has been cut in half (the shop is 1/2 the size!) and is now much, MUCH smaller, tighter and cramped. The selection is now standard affair that one would find at any boho gift shop, especially along the Hudson. Some candles, some notecards, some souvenirs in cup or card form, some small pillows ... maybe some boho/artsy/indie jewelry. Meh cards along the wall. I get why they had to slim down and cut back ($$), but all the "trading" aspects of the shop are now gone. Maybe 10% still exists in the form of honey and an artisan candle here and there, or some jewelry, but the furniture, incenses, most artisan soaps and kitchen goods (except some souvenir cups) are all gone. There used to be a giant selection of jewelry, dream catchers, wind chimes - all echoed through the store and welcomed you in. It's now gone. Still, a great little place to stop in but it's now a lite, fat free version of what we had before. Prices are mid range and parking can be very tricky on busy weekends when tourists are all around, especially in the afternoon. Again, it's worth checking out, but don't expect any unique goods or anything that's too artisan or a really fun, fun find. Good for candles, matches, pillows, socks, some clothes in the back.

Cute little store on Main St selling gifts, home goods, plants, decorative items, etc. Everything…read moreseemed really unique, special. Staff was very courteous and attentive. They even had a staff member dedicated to ensuring the store didn't run over the covid capacity. We much prefer these little local businesses to large box stores. If I could, I would shop strictly from small local businesses. They are a dying breed thanks to the likes of Walmart, etc, and we'll all soon be working minimum wage at a big box store. Come shop your friendly local stores and don't let that happen.

This is hands down my favorite shop in Warwick. It's a very cozy, aesthetically pleasing spot and…read morethe employees are all so friendly and helpful. They're also very knowledgeable about the plants that they sell and are always happy to talk to you about the needs and care requirements. I've purchased several plants from The Bungalow and they are all thriving and beautiful. I absolutely love the assortment of pots that they sell; there's great variety and they're all so beautiful. There's also an abundance of adorable home items, outerwear such as scarves, hats, and gloves, and an amazing selection of candles. This is a great place to shop not only for yourself, but if you need a gift for friends or family.

I visited for the first time today and was thrilled with the experience. I asked for a fun book…read moreabout numbers for my eight-year-old, who prefers numbers to traditional story plots, and the staff member immediately led me to "The Big Book of Pi". It was a boutique book at a boutique bookstore, so I expected to pay a little more and was happy to support a local store that provides such a valuable resource for children. As it turns out, I checked the price on Amazon while writing this review, and it was about the same! This is an amazing local resource that encourages children's curiosity while helping keep the town unique and charming. I'm so glad I discovered it and will definitely be back.

They always have exactly what i need for my granddaughter. A truly wonderful destination for kids…read morebooks. I will always come back.

I have nothing but good things to say about this place. Its small, its cute and the workers are…read moreamazing. I gave a call asking about sexy looking pajamas and the girl there texted pictures and told me sizes and prices. Soooo helpful. They even dropped by work place cause i was working at the time. Nice silk beautiful pajamas. Like 4 or 5 pants,shorts, tops. Night dresses and robe. Soooo pretty. Size perfect, i felt lile a queen. They gave me a great price. Forget about victoria secret ladies!!! These women know what they are doing and they offer everything. I had some grrat ash trays from them that i still use now and some great jewlery that my sister uses. I want a turkish lamp from there looks great. Im so happy with them, words cant express it enough! Thank you so much

It's a great store, with lots of original finds, I bought myself some things that you can't find in…read morebig box stores and even small stores, because the BLUE TREE is one of a kind. Thanks to Mrs. Phoebe Cates Kline, for her store. You have superb employees, friendly, and very attentive to all customers. I was at the BLUE TREE store on Saturday June 1, 2024. ****** Blue Tree, Boutique in New York A SATURDAY - JUNE 1, 2024 ABOUT Phoebe Cates Kline opened Blue Tree in the fall of 2005! Phoebe's dream was "to have it be like a general store but according to me." :) A surprise around every turn, the shop has built up a loyal following not only in the neighborhood of Carnegie Hill but all over the world. Known for its eclectic and inspired selection of women's clothing and jewelry, Blue Tree also carries unique and carefully chosen items in home, gift, fragrance, music, delicacies, etc. There are no rules. And we are always re-inventing, recreating in the hopes of delighting. @M.S.2024 - LA BRIGADE DES ANGES DE MONTRÉAL #newyork #manhattan #bluetree #phoebecates #KevinKline #CatesKline https://youtu.be/7nO5uv5btv0

Unpleasant experience here with rude salesperson. I found something I thought my mom would like and…read morewanted to share it with her so I went to take a photo and a sales associate told me I wasn't allowed to do so. I explained that I just wanted to show it to my mom and asked for clarity on the photo policy - for example, could she share a photo with me to send, or could she provide me with information on the item, which is not on their website from what I can tell (though most of their items are, so I'm sure what their issue is with photos - if someone is trying to copy something (is that the concern?) they could look at their items online for the most part). In response, she said "well I already told you what the policy is" but that she'd let me take one photo in this instance. I did so and left. How could anyone think that's an appropriate thing to say to a customer just trying to shop at your store and get more information about what is permitted and how their policies work?? Most local boutiques allow photos - it's not like this is standard. She could have just kindly explained that it is store policy for this reason or that reason and it would have been fine. They have some nice and unique items here, but being treated like this does not make me want to patronize this shop.