The store is very convenient for finding a good card for any occasion as well as gifts and party…read moresupplies. the staff is very nice and welcoming as well. Would recommend to anyone in the neighborhood.

Lisa's is still my favorite greeting card store in the hood. It's not hard for me to find cute…read moreitems in the discount bin. It's also not hard for me to spend a lot on one of a kind keepsake items. I purchased a really cool motorcycle for my Yelp Friend Jim C. I still miss him especially during this time of year! If you live in my neighborhood, or visit, check out Lisa's. It's been a neighborhood favorite for many years!

Logos is a cozy, hidden gem for book lovers. They have a fantastic curated selection and a peaceful…read moreatmosphere that makes it easy to spend hours browsing. The staff is incredibly FRIENDLY and knowledgeable, too. Highly recommendedd!!!....

Extremely poor visit, and particularly to our family. Space was small and untidily arranged and the…read moreowners appeared to be unmannerly and critical. During the visit we did not feel welcome. The shop was messy and smelled bad and we did not purchase any items. Worthless to go in.

Andrea was truly intuitive and helpful with wedding invitations. It's a store that absolutely…read moreinspires trust. I knew right away that they could get the job done. We could've asked for any kind of paper and Andrea would have quickly laid her hands on 3 options for it. This is where someone who knows a lot about invitations should go for their invitations.

Excellent service, huge selection of invites, and worth it!!…read more Andrea has been so helpful in the whole process of choosing wedding invitations. We walked in without an appointment, and we were able to be seen same day. There's a huge selection of wedding invites to get inspiration from. Andrea is so knowledgeable from everything to the type of font to use, to the ply of the paper, to helping us write out what to say. She's very communicative and transparent about pricing as well. The whole process from deciding on our invites to sending them to the printer and getting them back maybe took about 3ish(?) weeks. I highly recommend for any occasion!

Bit pricey but got exactly what I wanted…read more Never ever ever ever seen Black birthday numbers And although they only had one of each it happen to be exactly what I wanted . Got big black numbers and confetti happy birthday black nylon balloons . They where only $3.99 for a pack of 6 but they added $1.75 each for the inserting the confetti Additional $10.50 but so worth it they where unique and fun to pop lol . Pop them on the Cieling and it's a party of confetti explosion . Learned the hard way as I lost two that hit the ceiling . This store has an amazing variety of everything . Pricey but you will find great options More than party city but the variety unique I felt

Do not shop here. Terrible customer service. I purchased $40 worth of balloons and they all popped…read moreor deflated upon arriving home. When I called the store to inquire about a refund, 2 employees hung up on me. The store claimed to have no responsibility for the balloons once they left the store. While I understand their position if it happened to one or two balloons, but when they all malfunction, it says something about their product. Additionally, the mark-up on their toys is wild. Stick to Amazon or Target.

This Paper Source is a terrific place to shop if you're looking for a unique card, special wrapping…read morepaper, thoughtful gift, or fun item. The staff is always very helpful and can offer suggestions if you have an idea of what you're looking for. The can help you find just the right paper product or assist with creative ideas. Can be a bit pricey but the quality is worth it.

The Paper Source is always a great option for high quality cards for all occasions. They also have…read morea wide away of cute gifts, wrapping paper, candles and fun items. Recently on a Saturday , I realized I didn't bring the cards I already purchased for my dad for Father's Day with me. I was staying over the night before Father's Day. I didn't want to end up with a drugstore cards. I called up the Paper Source and they would be closing in 15 minutes. I told them it would take me ten minutes to walk over. The employees were incredibly kind and said they would wait. Once I arrived the staff was very patient and I didn't feel rushed at all. I purchased the cards I wanted, some wrapping paper and a lovely candle for myself.

Two things: First of…read moreall, I effed up. Most recently while purchasing (close to 100 dollars worth) of cards here, I said, "I was really bummed when Papyrus closed all of their physical stores," without realizing this Paper Source is in a previous Papyrus location. While the sentiment holds true--I do miss Papyrus--this is the best Paper Source location I have found--PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS THE GRAND CENTRAL LOCATION! I am a big card and letter writer. It's hard for me to find colorful and unique cards, even online. Within the last couple of months, other card/hallmark/paper source stores have fallen short. This store--while you may have to contend with crowding during the busiest hours--is worthwhile. I came in around 7 PM (after rush hour, while they close at 8 PM). I had to scoot around a few other patrons, but wasn't overly crowded, and had so much to choose from. This is NOT the same as online. I live in Kentucky and work in New York. I've googled. I've ordered online. Buying here, in person, is not the same. I was able to find a very unique insomnia card for a friend. A deceased pet card for my mother-in-law. And a card for a friend, joking about how we can never seem to get together because of adulting schedules, and a very funny card for a friend who, like me, doesn't care for mornings. I also found some very vibrant, sexy, moody note cards for every day notes and letters. This shoppe isn't ginormous, but it packs a punch. And the employees are very nice. Yes, the cards are expensive by regular "cookie cutter" card standards, but all of the really special cards are. This is an awesome spot. I'll stop by every single time I have a train coming through, and I'm sure I'll always be enthralled.

My mom and I wanted to get a croissant jellycat for my brother for his birthday, so I had been…read moretrekking all over Manhattan for that damn Jellycat. I discovered that they were sold at Papersource, so I went to a million paper sources in the city and landed on this one on the upper east side. This location is much smaller than some of the other locations, which means that there isn't as much merch as other ones, especially the cool papers. However, I was able to find a baguette jellycat and they had 3 of them so yay to that. There was a creepy guy walking around the store - I think he worked there, I don't know when retailers will learn we don't wanna be bothered while in store, we will come to you when we need help. Overall it is a good store for cute small gifts for someone or for yourself.

Guy tried to charge me $97.50 to blow up 6 birthday balloons. When I told him he was crazy he…read morestarted haggling like a lunatic. Left and Went to the dollar store at 98 & Broadway (2blocks down) and got them done for 5$ each.

I deeply value this neighborhood place, because they are the only place I know of in all of…read moreManhattan that will re-use packing materials. I periodically make a special trip to 99th and Broadway, just to drop off my accumulated packing materials. I am so grateful for this service!

I'm going to have to take the time out of my day to leave a review. I contacted this company THREE…read moretimes and exchanged emails with someone live at the company. I asked for paper samples because this product is quite pricey - having been in the marketing/design game for a long time, paper samples are quite, quite common and many companies have a request link directly on their site. I was categorically ignored. Even after allowing for holidays/weekend/etc, and following up. A) if you're going to spend $2000 on 150 notecards, you have a d*mn obligation to be sure you're going to like the product for a premium product, sub-par service, and communication. I bought something pretty similar on Crane's site in 60 seconds and for $400 (though I was prepared to go through with my purchase here after seeing the paper). Do not recommend.

Really cute and personalized stationary. High quality ink…read moreand paper! They make really lovely gifts or if you like to write more personalized notes - this is a way to go! Emails are so not personal and old fashion handwritten notes are really fun to give and receive!

Just received my second order of cards from Dempsey & Carroll; (beautiful, as expected) but…read moreunfortunately, it will be my last. I live in Europe, so a $79.14 order costs me over $155 with shipping and tariffs. As for the price, it comes with the territory - literally - but when the delivery process is so screwed up, and I wind up having to make calls and write emails and letters to receive my order, it's not worth it. As I told Kara, UPS screw-ups are not their fault, but the partners with whom a merchant chooses to work are their responsibility. D & C's mail server weeded out the very civil complaint I wrote, so I was forced to send a letter if I wanted to be heard. I wish them well, but I'm heading back to Smythson's.

pretty stationery store with a variety of cards that are unique. They look like they specialize in…read moreweddings and customized works.

I purchased balloons with Hi-Float, but clearly, Hi-Float was not used--every single one deflated…read morewithin a few hours. Honestly, I'm not even convinced they used any helium... LOL. While I did eventually get a refund, it came with incredibly rude customer service over the phone and a demand that I walk in person to prove the balloons were faulty. The party ended up with no balloons, and since it was a holiday, I had no way to replace them in time. Bottom line: don't buy balloons here unless you're okay with sad, sinking balloons that don't float and even worse customer service.

ZERO stars, stay away from this store! I unfortunately had an extremely unpleasant experience at…read morethe Modern State on 3rd avenue. I have shopped there on several occasions for various gifts and decorations including balloons for my son's birthday. Today, I stopped there to purchase an Easter basket for my son. I initially picked up a wooden basket, but afterwards saw a cloth option and put the wooden one back. I asked the black man who is usually standing around in the store (not sure if he is the manager) if there were any other cloth basket options and he said no. I then went to checkout and pay for the cloth basket, while the cashier was ringing me up, he (the black man) approached me with another cloth basket. I initially thought he was trying to get me to buy two, but then he stated that I had two cloth baskets, I told him that I only had one, but he continued to assert that I had picked up two. He then asked to check the Trader Joe's bag I was carrying, which was shocking to me, my guess is that he confused the wooden basket I had with a cloth basket and I explained to him that I had previously picked up a wooden basket and showed him where I put it back on the shelf. I also then opened my bag to show him that I did not have another cloth basket. It was extremely embarrassing and humiliating to be essentially accused of stealing an easter basket. He did not apologize and kept mumbling about another bag. I obviously did not purchase the overpriced cloth easter bag, left the store and bought one at Target instead. I will never set foot in this store again and will make sure that my other mom and neighborhood friends will not either! I also unfortunately believe that this accusation would not have been made if I was a white woman. There are many google reviews about the rude customer service at this store, but the blatant racism was not something I was expecting and was very upsetting.