I love shopping at Jonathan Adler. Every piece is unique and beautifully crafted. What truly sets…read morethis location apart, though, is the level of customer service. If you want a seamless and enjoyable shopping experience, ask for Angelo! He makes you feel like a truly valued customer -- he's attentive, knowledgeable, and always willing to help you find exactly what you're looking for (and often something even better!). It's rare to find someone who combines professionalism with such warmth and enthusiasm. They also are having an insane sale at the moment! So the prices are just right.

I stopped in over Labor Day Weekend. Jonathan Adler Columbus and 74th Street is a high end home…read morefurnishing store with the American potter (and interior decorator) Jonathan Adler's creations. These are one of a kind trendy designs. I am glad this location and a few others in Manhattan are still open. I always feel welcomed when I shop here. The employees are very nice and helpful when I have a question. I'm usually looking for a gift for my daughter since she loves these pieces and decor. Naturally when we are out shopping together we stop in to see what's new. Labor Day Weekend is a good time to shop. Stop in to your nearest location and check him out.

this is the best kept secret ever you've heard a DKNY, DONNA KARAN yes Donna KARAN that's who is…read morebehind URBAn. She's a mastermind, simplicity, basics, high-end fashion with a subtle core competency that the rest of the fashion industry hates. You want to stop by this amazing getaway from the rest of urban hell and dive into Urban Zen. Love it.

If all retail spaces looked like this oasis, I'd never buy online again. You sure will find your…read morepersonal zen here and perhaps a few gorgeous pieces for your estate or humble apartment. Walk right in and take in the sights, a total museum experience without the museum door fee.

I'm writing this review in regard to Kevin at the NYC location. If anyone deserves a raise, he…read moredoes! Kevin went above and beyond to help me out. I received 3 lopsided canisters and customer service tried to push me away multiple times, instead of making it right and treating their customers with respect. I explained my issue to Kevin at the storefront, and the customer service issue and he genuinely wanted to help me out, and you can tell loves his job. Give this man a raise!!!

Extremely disappointed with this company. I expected much better service for a premium brand, but…read moreAmber from customer service was incredibly unprofessional and did absolutely nothing to try and keep my business. They clearly do not care about customer retention. There are so many better stores and unique options out there look elsewhere.

Well, I was unaware Leekan had moved from Broadway to Rivington street. I've always found them a…read morelittle overwhelming--even the beads, and I've been stringing beads ever since I could thread a needle--and never bought anything. I'm happy to see they moved east, and I went in on this overcast, wet day with a little dog I was walking; they liked her and welcomed her. There was a sale going on, and although I was quite attracted by the beads and jewelry--they have a great representation of Tuareg jewelry--what won me over were the re-purposed rice and feed bags, made into totes and backpacks. I ended up getting one with a smiling golden retriever on it--made out of a dog-food bag, naturally--at 30% off! They have gongs, incense burners, and brassware--and cymbals! Don't tell your kids!--they also have boxes with paint and ink sticks, as well as papers to write on and blank books to write in. (Uh, full disclosure: I broke the glass cover on one of these paint boxes when I brushed by the display; they saw, but didn't make me buy it.) I don't have the space or disposable income for most of their decorative items, so I'm--relatively--safe!

Very large selection of Mala beads- old and contemporary styles…read more They have nice looking statues- big and small for sale. What impressed me were their singing bowls- very interesting variety of selections- quick to sing. Workers were attentive but gives you your space. NOT your 99 cent gift shop. Cool items. Will return.

Gift came well after Christmas. Robe was not soft at all for the price you're paying. Went to…read morereturn and was charged $25 for a return label.

After two years of trying to find the perfect bedroom set, I found it all at Fine Linens. Adi…read more(Aidaliz) helped us and she was ultra patient with us. She showed us numerous combinations and was able to help us narrow down our selections. We got home, put our bed linens and are super happy! Her service skills, coupled with her expertise of all the top brands and their old models, vs. new models and her advice of how to take care of the linens made us go back today to buy a full other set! KUDOS to Adi and congratulations to the owners for entrusting her with a very important task...Good sheets= good sleep= more happiness... Signed, A very happy couple!

I am so glad that this boutique is now carrying Penhaligon and Floris fragrances since both brands…read moreclosed their shops on Madison Ave a few years ago. I went there for Juliper Sling, it was sold out, they gave me a sample while they put in an order for me. I got it within a week. They offered to deliver it but I picked it up myself since I live nearby. Cute shop, wonderful staff.

What a weird experience. I called ahead to see if they carried size 1x in the store and they said…read moreyes. When I showed up, though, I could not have felt less welcome. From what I could see on the first floor, there were four sales associates with no other customers. I was never offered a showing of anything on other floors (they have several, i believe?) One person appeared to be assigned to help me, but she kept saying "no, we don't have anything like that" when I was asking for basic work wear. If you're in the market for a pink ballgown or a logo t shirt, this may be the place for you. But you have to enjoy feeling like you're bothering the sales staff by merely being there. Too bad - honestly I was ready to drop some dough, but they weren't interested. I should go back and do the Pretty Woman "big mistake. Huge" thing, but it's not worth my time.

First off, this store isn't there anymore. There's a website , google hours etc. I was in town…read morevisiting NYC and I walked over from my hotel and it was nothing but a deserted, empty building. I checked and double checked that I had the right address and was at the correct place and I was.. nothing there! Extremely disappointed as clearly no information has been updated. I was so excited to check this place out and it was a complete waste of my time. Update your page!!!!!!!!!!

I bought a Cartier palladium pendant from 1stDibs and Alice Kwartler was the seller. The piece is…read morenot Cartier and I am out some money. I didn't realize it until now because I bough it and put it in my safe for future gift for my niece. Now she is turning 16 and all I have is a fake Cartier pendant. Lesson learned, if you want Cartier, go to Cartier or someone more reputable. Bob Kramer

I've been shopping at Alice Kwartler Antiques for 25 years…read more This is still a "mom-and-pop" owned store. And One of the few originals left in Midtown. she has the most amazing Jewelry and silver and antiques and stunning picture frames anywhere in New York. Both my children had their first newborn darling silver picture frame and their first sterling silver feeding spoon & fork was bought here. She has Tiffany, Cartier, Van Cleef and Arpels, Harry Winston to name a few of the top designers. Crème de la crème of jewelry & pieces for your home. She also has Chanel fine jewelry and Chanel classic costume jewelry. Her prices are typical for Park Avenue in New York City but you get what you pay for and everything is authentic and not anything like secondhand diamonds unless it's stated. She's been in business I know for well over 35 years and her reputation is impeccable. She has a large variety of antique charms and antique cufflinks sets as well as watches and silverware. The last time I was here I bought a Hermès orange bracelet and a sterling silver antique pillbox with my initials engraved. If you're looking for a special wedding ring or engagement ring or anniversary gift there's nowhere else but Alice Kwartler Antiques. She also has someone coming to do her engraving.