Purchased a Tri-Mar painting stretcher that had a flaw. The plastic corner sections that are…read moreinserted into aluminum rails did not line up properly causing an uneven edge where the plastic meets the aluminum on all four sides. A big enough difference to be noticeable. They replied that this has never been an issue. I am not interested in paying for return shipping and their 20 % restocking fee on a flawed item. They thoughtfully responded to my issue within an hour but left me hanging.

Really great store with friendly staff. Quality supplies all around. I bought water colors paints…read morefor a friend and they loved them.

Absolutely outstanding service. Oil paintings framed and beautifully presented…read more Very Very Happy! Kate

Shockingly terrible customer service. From the moment I walked in, it was as if I was intruding on…read moretheir iPhone time. (Admittedly, I came into the store with my boyfriend, so they might be homophobic? I really can't think of any other reason for their lazy and rude behavior.) Run, don't walk, to a different framing store. Tribeca Printworks is a few blocks away and has the nicest staff in SoHo.

Was looking for some art supplies stuff since I was in the 14 streets union square area ,looking…read morefor some drawing markers for my nephew , And sierra came up to me ask me if I was ok two thumbs up to her and Justin the cashier he was pretty helpful as well , I found the stuff i was looking for . Parsons ( The New School ) & (Pratt instuite) 14 street campus is not too far from this location as well ,I'm pretty sure this store gets load of Fashion/Interior Designer and etc. students as well from the near by school I mention , There a Michaels arts & crafts supply store on Six avenue and 21 street , that's very similar to this store as well , But Blick arts & crafts seem to be pretty cool as well , When I'm in Brooklyn across the east river I usually go to Bick Art Materials Flatbush Avenue & Livingston Avenue , Pretty cool store there was playing some Dancehall music pretty cool , this Blick art supply store seem pretty cool compare to the one on Broadway two block north from canal street from downtown !!!! P.S.: This store remnds me of Pearl art supply store on Canal street & Broadway ( A true New yorker would know that art supply store back in the early 2000's , man that was great art supply store ) and Art & Letters art supply store in the Garment district !!!!! This location Very convivent by the MTA: Subway : 4,5,6,N,Q,R,W,L-Train. 14 street Union Square street Train station. or R,W-Train.8 street -NYU university Train station. Bus: M55 , etc bus

This art supplies store has a fully stocked items needed for school/ hobbies or even for…read morebusinesses. Shop has two levels with products from paints, brushes, canvas, yarn, books....etc. Prices for many of the merchandise are a bit on the higher end, though it is in the heart of Soho. Spent a long while browsing the books sections which had a wide selection of creative art deco books/DIY books for home improvements. Staff was friendly and even allowed me to use the restroom located at the lower level. Overall, a great art supply store.

Hi! I got help by…read moreEleanor today. She is very knowledgeable and very insightful in advice. Thank you!!! Eve

Well stocked art supply store that has all your needs if you are an amateur, student or…read moreprofessional. It's a good store to browse with plenty of staff to answer any questions. They also have a lot of fun toys/items for kids at a reasonable price.

Finally found what I needed and I have to give a shout out to the assistance I got from Preston in…read morethe Framing department. Not only did he help me find what I needed. He helped me discover a discount of buy one get one free. And then even helped pack up the huge package so I could carry it home safely. Above and beyond service with a smile and great conversation. What customer service really is.

I appreciate arts and crafts stores though mainly rating 3 stars because sadly this is the only…read moreMichael's store left in Manhattan, which unfortunately means certain areas of the store can get really picked over--especially seasonal items--right before peak holidays. To some degree I understand that many retailers are tighter on inventory to reduce how much needs to be sold at deeper discounts after certain holidays are over. However this also means certain things run out and there's no selection left which could also mean lost sales, which was the case when I came to look for a couple Christmas-related products a week before Christmas and much of that section looked decimated outside of wrapping paper, kitchen/dining supplies, some decorations and wearable accessories. They were already setting up for Valentine's Day. Walking around the store, I still appreciated that this location is still around, it's been a while since I've visited so I was glad to see still a strong selection of frames, scrapbooking supplies, paints, yarns and ribbons/trimmings. They also installed more self-service checkout machines. The shopping stop wasn't altogether unfruitful in that I picked up a pack of baked goods boxes (to place home-made cookies/pastries inside before gifting to others). I hope next time to find more of what I need!

If you love notebooks, pens, and general stationery supplies you will love goods for the study…read more They have a huge selection available to choose from. I enjoyed spending time browsing all of the pens and notebooks. They even have a pen well where you can test out the merchandise. The prices vary. I found a pen and a notebook for around 10 dollars, but the had pens available that cost over $30 dollars. So something for all budgets. Service was good. The staff was available if you had questions but they let you browse and do your thing as needed.

One of those shops you can probably only find in bigger cities like New York. This shop boasts an…read moreimpressive variety of greeting cards for all occasions, all beautiful/cute/unique/artsy. They also have planners, notebooks, drawing books, calendars, stationary. Several different types of pens and some art supplies. Office decor as well. A little pricier, especially because of location. Staff was kind and helpful.

love visiting here. The store has drink spot at the…read moreentrance those who have a drink from outside. Inside is very cozy so if you've already been shopping from other store and have store bags it could be hard to move around. store is very tiny......... Weekends are always very crowded. When you see something you like and thinking of getting it, grab it! I came back here few weeks later and the item was gone! :'( I highly recommend here :) I attached some pictures and I hope it helps. summer 2026

Super cute shop with lots of fun little items to find at fairly reasonable prices considering how…read morepopular stationery has become again in recent years. The sticker wall is a genius concept - both aesthetically pleasing and functional! You can get one sheet of stickers for a dollar which is a great deal, especially if you want to pick up a variety of stickers for any projects. The larger stickers run $2-3 and are a must for any NY/Greenwich themed scrapbooking or junk journaling.

Great selection of pottery glazes at best prices. excellent customer service. Free shipping over…read morecertain price point

This is a 2 floor location. Downstairs has all items like brushes, paints, frames, and more…read more Upstairs is more like little gifts, journals, planners, puzzle type things. They seem to have a well stocked and organized store. I have not been in a Blick's in forever. I could spend hours in it looking at all the art supplies and such. The staff seemed friendly and the atmosphere was fine.

Brooklyn Handknit is a small, friendly-ish shop that is sort of pleasant. I like knowing that the…read morethings I'm looking at are handmade by artisans, and there are some groovy whatsits both small and large to be had here. However, I definitely view this more as a museum than as a store, and so will you, if you're at all like me in the sense that you are the sort of person who is sometimes moved to tears by price tags.

I have been buying the Quo Vadis Biweekly Planner refill (pocket size) from Stevdan Stationers for…read moremore than 20 years now. This is not a very common vertical week-per-page pocket format but I like it because once you open the planner, one week is entirely on one page and the following week on the opposite page. Great if you have a schedule that happens every other week. I can look ahead, even a year ahead if you have next year's planner, and know exactly which week your event takes place without counting weeks on a yearly calendar. There is ample space to write notes. What is amazing about this store is that if the refill is out of stock but they have the planner and cover (the whole set--biweek planner, address/memos insert, and cover)), they will take the biweek planner out of the set and sell it to you for the price of the refill! Love this place!

This store has the best prices compared to other stationary stores. As a pen collector his prices…read moreare sometimes $5-7 cheaper than other places. Good service too.