I used to visit the Pearl River Marts previous locations but my first time in Soho…read more It's not as crowded or big as i remembered it, but definitely more organized. Nice place just to browse Chinese decors, knick knacks, clothes, snacks and condiments. I bought some nice pens and a beautiful silk scarf. Prices are reasonable. I happen to chance on their little art exhibit at the back. The Red Envelop show for Lunar New Year. Very interesting. Over all, i like this place, feels like it instantly transports me to China with out leaving NYc.

Finally made it back since the reopening and likely my last time stepping foot in SoHo. It's become…read moreoverwhelmingly crowded and far too touristy for my taste. I still remember Pearl River in the early 2000s. Two full floors and the go to spot for anything and everything Chinese: snacks, dry goods, stationery, art supplies, home goods. Walking in felt like stepping into a small piece of China right in NYC. It felt layered, authentic, and full of discovery. Fast forward a few years and Pearl River moved to Broadway in SoHo. It was still two floors, more spacious, and if I remember correctly, it had an entrance on Broadway and another toward the back (I can't recall the exact cross street). Even through its moves, it retained that sense of depth and cultural immersion. I recently stopped by the current SoHo location. It's now just one floor. The layout is open and well organized, but noticeably smaller in scope. They carry a mix of items: a small selection of blind boxes, modernized gift items, Chinese art and figurines, cupware and fine plateware, a modest kitchenware section toward the back, a small apparel and footwear area, and a reduced stationery section. A small book section with more small figurines. They also carry a small but thoughtful selection of loose leaf teas, snacks, and pantry staples. It's still cute. The prices are reasonable. There are definitely thoughtful and modern touches. But if I'm being honest, it feels different. More condensed. More curated. Slightly Americanized. And maybe that's just nostalgia talking. I experienced what Pearl River once was, and that version was special. It's not bad. It's just not the Pearl River I remember.

Zemeta is a curated fashion boutique that highlights Asian brands and designers, both local and…read moreinternational. Having seen some of these brands at pop-ups before, it was nice to find them gathered together in one space here. The clothing leans on the pricier side, but the quality is strong and the designs feel one-of-a-kind. Many of the pieces are unique and not something you'll find replicated elsewhere, which makes it a worthwhile spot if you're looking to invest in standout fashion.

Super beautiful and cute clothes but it's pretty expensive. Also super tiny but I love the vibe of…read morethe clothing and the store is so cute.

Don't be an idiot and come into the shop!I didn't expect to spend and bought two pieces! The team…read morehere was amazingly friendly, helpful! I love my pieces that I came back to get a gift card to find they saved my old necklace that I left behind!!!! Who are these people?!? How are they so nice and attentive?!?

One of the best jewelry experiences I've ever had. Very reasonable, affordable, and knowledgable. I…read morestumbled across Pippin, on google while looking for a Judaica store and came across Pippin Vintage Jewelry by chance. While not a Judaica shop, I took a chance on stopping by while in the neighborhood for an appt nearby. They are BEAUTIFUL inside, and have an old fashioned, knowledgeable awareness of all things jewelry. I never expected to find what I had been looking for but also did way better than if I'd gone on Etsy, or even to Tiffany, or other regular jewelry store. In general their collections of all types of jewelry is amazing and very thorough and of quality in all categories. This happens to include a dedicated section for gold and silver religious pieces. I was looking for a gold Star of David and a gold chain too for it. They were very nice, helpful, and knowledgable about the gold and very reasonable. They even marked the weight of the pieces I purchased and gave me a very well made box for it. I highly recommend this place for anything one might be looking for and very much will be back again to purchase more pieces I might be looking for.

Had the wonderful experience to meet the staff at this woman-owned and operated business with my…read moredaughter and her girl scout troop. The team is really wonderful and helpful. When you walk in you can select the type of jewelry youd like to make. You have a selection of bracelets, necklaces, Keychains and wine charms - all are reasonably priced. They have a range of sterling silver and gold coated jewelry. Even a selection of bracelets that can be cut to size. You get a little tray and put all the charms youd like on your jewelry. The variety of charms is impressive - anything from landmarks to disney characters. Once you have your charms you bring to the ladies and they take some time to assemble and size up and build your jewelry. They do offer repair services. Due to the nature of the business you do have to wait or make appointments but the service is wonderful.

Nice place to create a personalized piece of jewelry. Staff are very helpful and as a first timer,…read morethey were helpful to explain the process. There's a lot of selection of charms, engravings, etc. With all the personalizations, things can get pricey quickly - but you can make it as pricey or as inexpensive as you want. In the end, iam happy with my item.

NEVER shop here. Nothing is returnable. They sneak "discounts" (after which their clothes are still…read morehorribly overpriced) so that the final sale policy applies.

I've been shopping here for 20 years while they were a small boutique in Paris in 2004. I've seen…read morethem grow over the years and loved seeing them expand to the US. I just had the pleasure of going back to Paris and went to the store and was DELIGHTED with the quality and the amazing customer service. The customer service in the US has gone down hill but here in Paris it's SUPERB and I'm American. So happy I was able to come back and purchase two beautiful pieces from you. Merci!

The cutest boutique for teens and young adult women in the SoHo neighborhood. Prices vary and they…read morehave some of the trendiest and top designers. While it is a small store, the staff are always happy to help and the fitting rooms become available fast. The selection of the clothes and brands are some of the best I've ever seen, especially in NYC! Believe me, you'll never leave empty handed.

I bought a sweater and decided to exchange for a different sweater. I…read more went to the store on bleeker st. the sweater I wanted was not available at the stores in nyc. the salesperson was very sweet and helpful and ordered it from me from the west coast stores. it was $34 more plus $ 10 for shipping. no problem gladly paid it. it's been nearly 3 weeks since the transaction and I've yet to receive the sweater. I've emailed a couple of times to the support team. they told me the item had a "small snag and was being sent off to be fixed" and sent off in the next day or so. I responded that I did not want a damaged sweater. they responded the sweater was not damaged and it will be shipped with fast shipping tomorrow (January 11) it now January 16 ... no sweater no update no email etc. there are no phone #s to try and get to speak with someone. return emails from the " support team" are few and far in between. It seems that a store/ company that has 4 stores and a website should be more responsive to their customers. how sad. $ 144. wasted

This review is solely for the absolutely ridiculous way this store is run. We approached on an…read moreearly Sunday evening and there were barely any people in the store, yet there was a line outside. As a rule I will under no circumstance wait on a line to get into a clothing shop but we had some time to kill before our dinner reservation. The wait wasn't so bad (maybe 10 minutes or so) but there was only a small handful of people ahead of us. Once you get to the front of the line you scan a QR code, enter your information and use the code to scan the tags of the clothing to choose your size and "add to dressing room." It's a cool concept, as having to chase down a sale's associate to find your size can be frustrating, but this was executed quite poorly. I selected a few items to try on and it was taking well over 10-15 minutes for my dressing room to be "ready." I knew there were already a few items in the room and it would have been great if I could have gone in to get started. Apparently the "system" didn't allow that? So I waited, waited, waited and ended up leaving without being able to try on a single article of clothing due to our reservation getting close. They definitely missed out on a sale! There are better ways to market your business than force people to wait online to enter a mid-range store. Unless the fire marshal says you're at capacity there is no reason to force people to wait outside...calm down. The sales associates were sweet and the store itself is pretty but I will never come back to this location. Completely idiotic.

This is the stores New York flagship location, so excuse me for thinking it would be.... Idk…read more. good? This was the weirdest, most inefficient shopping experience. Forget the fact that they are upcharging in a ridiculous way only late stage capitalism could allow for, but they have about 6 racks of sample sizes (most of which were dirty/wrinkly) and you have to use your phone to scan the tag to see if they have the item in stock and if by some grace of god they have it you then create a virtual bag. At some random point a worker will yell your name and summon you to the dressing room aka a closet (best part of the store). The workers yelled at my friend and told her to stay in her "closet" when she came out to show me her sweater... so on top of being a frustrating process they're also anti fun. I ended up getting a 400 dollar shitty dress out of necessity and the checkout was just on the guys phone and he haphazardly put my 400 dollar dress in a tote bag like it was nothing. Reformation is trying to give luxury but it's giving full blown SCAM. Clothes are forever 21 quality with a different name. I will never shop here again, if I want luxury I can think of 10 other stores with either cheaper pricing or the same but who have at least made the shopping experience feel worth it. I've never written a yelp review but this is actually the worst experience I've ever had shopping.

I put 5 items in my cart to find out much it would cost to deliver them. I went to other website to…read morecheck competitive prices. When I returned to their website, they had obtained my credit card number, completed info on the order, & placed the order w/o my permission! NOT TO BE TRUSTED!! BUYER BEWARE!

I had been ordering from the French Wink online for a while (always super satisfied) and was…read moreintrigued by the fact that they had a shop in Manhattan. I almost missed it when I walked by, but circled back to discover a small lower midtown gem. Lovely, well curated collection of items that made my Francophile heart happy and a warm geeting by a gentleman who was working there. I left with a nice assortment of items for my home as well as some gifts for friends, I certainly plan to visit the shop many more times.... and look forward to sipping a nice cup of coffee while feeling transported back to one of my favorite cities on the globe.

Such a pretty store at this location and perfect for gifts. I love the large windows to walk by at…read morenight to window shop. Great shoes. Great bags. Great weekend luggage and travel luggage. Always chic clothing. Well made and colorful. I especially love their tailored Summer clothing.

This location is the oldest Hermes store. The ultimate destination for luxurious bags, accessories,…read morehouseware and furniture. Customer service is impeccable as you are greeted by security at the door. The sales assistants are knowledgeable and careful with your purchase. This store is very high end and some items require a waitlist. The value is excellent and not for those on a budget.

With a friend/neighbor we continue to explore The Shops at Atlas Park and found this cute boutique…read morewomen's accessory shop. I have always been enamored with rhinestone hair clips, barrette clips, headbands, ponytail holders and scrunchies. I have a lot of hair accessories in tin boxes, jewelry box and cosmetic bag. This business is also known aba D & P Momo Inc. It is becoming harder and harder to find and attain a women's accessory shop since Claire's is becoming less of a presence and their stock and inventory has significantly changed to become less of a women's accessory shop with stupid animated plush toys, fancy water bottles, backpacks, hats, and scarves. Momo Accessories is fully stocked with rhinestone hair clips, barrette clips, jewelry, ponytail holders, earrings, hats, and ankle chains. The business owner surely used every inch of retail space to place products as I was browsing the racks/shelves in hopes for a set of simple rhinestone hair clips and bumping into another customer. I am extremely elated that my ears are NOT pierced. Not my style. Not for everyone. To each their own. Yes, I am a girly girl at heart and no one can remove this from within me. I purchased two matching rhinestone ponytail holders to fix my hair in two pigtails coordinating my clothes. Price is very reasonable as it was $1.99 each for clearance sale. Customer service is attentive as I was provided with a small tray as a shopping basket which makes sense due to their product size. The sales receipt states "D&P Momo Inc." My hope is still unfulfilled with a long standing void to seek and attain one set of simple single circle rhinestone hair clips to hold my very thick hair.

I love this store. Got amazing earrings at extremely affordable prices. The owner is also so sweet !read more