This is one of my favorite places to visit in Harlem! I became familiar a few years ago because my…read morefamily lived right around the corner. The owners are really cool and carefully curate their offerings. NiLu is one of the few places I venture out to visit alone because I enjoy taking my time checking out the products. They offer artworks, beautiful coffee table books, premium Harlem candles, puzzles, journals, board games, fragrances, greeting cards, and so much more that celebrate the culture. Stock is limited by design so if you find something you want, purchase immediately!!! I want the Harlem version of Monopoly but they're sold out every time I pop in. Service is always on point too.i encourage you to check them out. I often go in looking for gifts for others but leave with items for myself.

From the minute we walked in we were welcomed. Katrina gave us some recommendations for other…read moreexhibitions. Great prices & a lot of unique items to choose from. When in Harlem, you must stop here.

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!

Amazing store! Great selection of gifts and decor in a wide range of prices. Friendly, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable staff. Great vibe!

I cannot tell you how wonderful the store is! I bought the most beautiful vase and for some reason…read moreit cracked internally and they replaced it! The customer service is superb. The quality of the goods are amazing., chic end of the finest quality

If you're a candy and sweets person then Bonbon should be on your list. This is a smaller location…read morecompared to other shop in Brooklyn I have been to. They have all types of gummy style candies with a large varieties sold by the pound. From chocolates, to sweet & sours, candy bars, assorted flavored soft and hard candies. Scoop as much as you want into a bag but be aware that it can get pricey. Everything looks delish and the store is very clean. The staff here is nice and helpful Quality stuff and much better than that which you find in drug stores and supermarkets.

I'm not really a candy person, more of a chocolate person. Got a mixed bag of these and was…read morepleasantly surprised. They were soft, not too sugary, and something I could see my nieces enjoy

Another of my missing reviews and photos. I'm not sure how that happens. I've been coming here for…read morea while. It's close to my residence so I visit. You can shop without paying admission to the museum. It's a beautiful bright space. There's lots of variety to enjoy. The selection typically relates to the current exhibits. Today they have a lot of items from the Jazz Age. I love Art Deco. You can't avoid the Gift Shop. First they feed you as you enter through the cafe. Next past the cafe you enter the gift shop. If you keep going you'll get to the front desk to discuss admission. If there is another entrance I'm not familiar with it. Enjoy this lovely space and all the thoughtfully selected items they offer you.

The Shop at Cooper-Hewitt has an enormous selection of rare books, and products not found elsewhere…read morein the US. The shop itself is beautiful and housed in Andrew Carnegie's former mansion. Everything in the shop is in glass cases which really highlight each individual object. With items priced from $1.00 to $1,000, there is something here for everyone... even those who already have everything. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. The website is cool (cooperhewittshop.org) They also do not charge tax in the store, or online. This place is excellent. I recommend it to everyone in New York.

Though the entire is a little drab (probably from the fact that this location is older), the staff…read moreis so friendly and accommodating. Edible arrangements are not my ministry but they always know the right questions to ask to guide me to the right gift and I never feel like they're pushing me to buy the most expensive item.

If i can give 0 stars i would. They place was extremely unprofessional. I placed a phone order and…read moreasked if they could deliver by 11 am, i would told okay. By 12:30,12:45 we called a few time and the lady we spoke to was extremely nasty. she keep making excuses, that the delivery guy was looking for parking. when he finally arrived after 1 he was on a bike. My sister did even get to enjoy her gift. When i asked for some time of refund or gift card she said no because its not her problem. This was one of the worst experience i have ever encountered. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND ANYONE ORDER FROM THIS STORE.

I can't be objective, because I truly believe (in a hilarious way) that HOMEGOODS have a conspiracy…read moreagainst women! You can NEVER go into Homegoods, and NEVER come out with an empty hand. Absolutely nope‼ Homegoods is EVERY WOMEN Achilles heel for sure. LMAO, seriously. Honestly, it's the ONLY place that calms, comfort and centers my focus. My driven focus is always first, the Clearance section. I plead the 5th! Lol. After my harmless ranting, I MUST pay homage to the entire STAFF; especially Ms Zelda this morning. SHE WAS AMAZING & AWESOME. I just completed my Mommy's Day shopping early this morning. And Ms Zelda was friendly, welcoming with her beautiful, radiant smile at 10a. That made me feel joyous in my spirit, and not feeling some kind of way because I was way over my budget. Seriously, HAPPY MOTHER's DAY TO ALL THE BADA** MOMS. Who hold it down for ALL.

Located on the UWS (C train 96th st) is the only Home Goods in the city. Organized and relatively…read morelarge. Opens early 9a. Closes late 930p. Found some Staub and Le Creuset ceramic baking dishes and mini cocettes. Nite a TJ maxx and Burlington are across the st