All New York souvenir shops are not the same! There is a difference. At Big Apple souvenirs, owned…read moreby brothers Kevin and Eric, you will find good quality merchandise at fair prices. Before you go to any other New York souvenir shop, I recommend you visit Big Apple souvenirs.

Nice staff. Great selection. I passed a lot of shops but I think place is worth the walk.read more

Went here on a field trip for school and it was such a surprise to see a cute little store in the…read moremiddle of the NBC studio mall!! The products are a bit pricy but there are some pretty exclusive rare stuff you kind find anywhere else!!! Totally recommend

Was hard to find at first but had amazing things!! I loved the variety, despite the prices, but…read morethat's with many things. Kept walking past it, didn't think it would be so small but have so much! Really wanted monchichi they had there

This tiny little gift shop is packed with all kinds of souvenirs, from keychains and T-shirts to…read moreplenty of other unique items. There was a great variety to choose from, and the prices were very affordable. The gentleman running the shop was friendly and generous, making the experience even better. Overall, it's a great little store, and I'll definitely be back!

I love me some magnets and other touristy stuff. If you want that kind of stuff, you will…read moredefinitely find it here. This store is bursting with NY stuff, so much, that there are two entrances. The owner (??) was very pleasant to me and so grateful that I made a purchase here. He wrapped everything up like it was priceless crystal (just magnets).

Their store was filled with a lot of New York souvenirs and items. All the items here are…read morerelatively cheap as well such as key chains and drinking glasses. Definitely pick up something from here if you're a tourist !

Was in the city for NYE. Yes, it's as fun as one can imagine. It's also.....well, I was messy…read moreHahahaha! Because I got back to my cousins apartment at 630am! Was quickly reminded that, TIM! YOU. ARE. NOT. 20 yrs old NO. MO!!! So that being said, I hope it's awhile before my old ass acts like that again hahah! Actually, nah! Being a dumb kid is fun! Hahahaha! So being in the city, CLEARLY I had to get my friends souvenirs! Souvenirs for my friends who arrrrre....21 and 22 years old Hahahaha! So what's the most popular souvenir no matter what (usually)? .... SHOT GLASSES! But of course-hahaha!! So I stopped in here. Word to the wise....get your shit glasses, tshirts, etc somewhere NOT located in Times Square! Why? Because you will save a ton! Did I do that tho? Nah! Why? Well because of NYE....My old ass took like 2 days to recover. So while recovering...I went absolutely nowhere lol. So the day I'm leaving, I'm running all over Times Square looking for bagels for my mom and stores to get shit glasses and keychains, magnets, and some other things. Went here and paid 2x what I would elsewhere...outside TS. Growing up in NYS and spending tons of time down in the city as a kid and as an adult... I have ALWAYS known better than to buy in TS or around there, but I was in a rush....like so many in NY lol. I legit was tho. I was more worried to find bagels than anything else. Did I get bagels? Nope. Turns out my mom would have rather had NYC crumb cake (because I told her I bought a piece every day I was there and went to bed a happy fat pig lol) and she's like "forget the bagels! There's nothing like NY crumb cake! She's absolutely right. Mental note for next time hahaha! I got my crumb cake at a deli in Queens. Not important to this review, but yeah lol This place I got the shot glasses and other things at...super cool inside. CLASSIC Times Square store. Big, flashy, busy as hell! Great store! Minus the prices you'll pay and OH! And there's an old man who works there, I'm assuming the owner....NOT a very nice man. He deals with tourists all day long..Americans and everyone else from all over the world. I get he may be burned out. That's the case tho....step aside and let a happy person run registers and the floor. Other than that, it's a great place. You definitely feel the crazy NYC vibes in there and right outside is mayhem! Step outs and look to the left and there's the TS NYE Ball, the 2020 sign. Very cool! Thanks, yelperetties! Cheers!

POOR QUALITY PRODUCTS. POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE…read more Paid $40 for a charger that doesn't work. Went back and exchanged it for another. After charging for over 3 hours, my phone was halfway charged. Went a third time for a refund, and was denied. They gave me another slow charger that I tested. Was told to COME BACK A FOURTH TIME the next morning to speak to the owner. Decided to walk away because you can't reason with a shady person/business. If I was a tourist passing by, I would have spent $40 on broken charger. Instead, I'm here on business (desperately needing my phone charged), was denied a refund, and forced to keep a $40 slow charger. I just wanted my money back.

Very organized gift shop, with very nice employees and the owner is very friendly... I am from…read moreCalifornia and I visit this gift shop every time I am in New York! Their prices are very reasonable!

I'm not sure how to categorize this store but it's like a Knick Knack store. They have books,…read moresouvenirs, key chains, chachkies, etc. There's plenty of NY themed stuff like a pigeon section. Books, stickers, plushies, etc. it's located on the street level and there's is a entrance via 50th st and an entrance in the lobby of the building as well.

I absolutely adore this chain and spend too much of my monthly paycheck here. They are a seller of…read moreboth Sonny Angels and Smiskis . They are so hard to find in the city. There are 3 locations. Definitely call ahead to see if they have that you are looking for!! Customer service is excellent. Selection is generally good for most items (some are limited). Definitely my favorite spot in NYC.

Always the latest trends from Japan. The staff is helpful and kind. I've purchased many music CDS…read morefrom them

Came by looking for the hello Kitty New York pins and this place had tons of stuff. Lots of other…read morehello kitty New York items as well. There's a downstairs as well. Lots of books of course (American and Japanese) but also other Knick knacks like stationary items. Things were a bit on the pricier side but assuming that is due to things being from Japan. Worth the price to us!

The Rockefeller Center is such a hub and landmark in Manhattan. It is a 22‑acre Art Deco complex…read morewith a rich history, over 100 works of art, and traditions like the annual Christmas tree lighting and ice skating. The land was originally the Elgin Botanical Garden, created in the early 1800s by physician David Hosack. In 1928, John D. Rockefeller Jr. leased it from Columbia University for $100million, transforming it into a commercial and cultural hub. The first plan was to build a Metropolitan Opera House on the site, but the 1929 stock market crash made it impossible. The project shifted to a media and entertainment complex. It was built during the Great Depression. Construction began in 1930 and provided jobs for thousands, making it one of the largest building projects of that era. The complex features more than 100 sculptures, murals, and mosaics by 39 artists, including Lee Lawrie's Atlas and Paul Manship's Prometheus. The famous Christmas Tree Lighting - Started in 1933, is one of the most famous holiday events in NYC. The Ice Skating Rink - Opened on Christmas Day 1936 and has been a seasonal tradition ever since The RCA Building (now Comcast Building) is 850feet tall, and the complex includes rooftop gardens, a sunken plaza, and the iconic Rainbow Room. Rockefeller Center was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1987.

Though I was born and raised in New York, Rockefeller Center is always my go to place for the…read moreholidays. I love visiting the Christmas tree and seeing people ice skate at The Rink. In celebration of FIFA World Cup 26, The FIFA World Cup 26 NYNJ Host Committee, Telemundo and Rockefeller Center are hosting the official NYNJ World Cup 26 & Telemundo Fan Village at Rockefeller Center from July 6-July 19 daily from 10:00am to 8:00pm. At the heart of the Fan Village, The Rink at Rockefeller Center transforms into a dynamic soccer pitch where fans can gather for live match broadcasts on large screens. The Channel Gardens celebrates the eight nations that have lifted the FIFA World Cup trophy (the champions, legendary players, and unforgettable moments that have shaped the history of the world's game.) Across the Plaza, sport, culture, and community come together through interactive experiences, family-friendly programming, and brand activations that bring the global energy of the tournament to Rockefeller Center. The NYNJ World Cup 26 & Telemundo Fan Village at Rockefeller Center is free and open to the public. All visitors must enter through designated checkpoints at 49th Street & 5th Avenue or 50th Street & 6th Avenue. All the interactive experiences were a lot of fun. There were virtual queues so we were able to walk around and do other things instead of just waiting in line. The staff were very friendly and helpful as well.

I could literally spend all day in this store. They have cute cards, gifts, books and home decor…read more It is located in Hells Kitchen area so it is also LGBTQ Friendly. Great place to come if you are in the area and need ti get a gift or just want to browse for yourself. My friend brought me here... I would have never known about it.

Wonderful place with great gifts and cards! They are always friendly and helpful…read more Love their candles.

I've been to the gift shop so many times. When I need a gift for a Baptism or Communion, wedding…read morewhatever! I come from a family that had statues of Saints in the home. With each generation there were less and less. My mother had only one Saint. Someone gave her Saint Francis. It may have been me! Can't remember. In the gift store you can find many traditional statues, rosaries, prayer cards, key chains and other Catholic commercialized item your heart desires. After the Pope visited they had a ton of momentos. I had to return an item one time. It was very easy credit back to my Visa. The employees are very nice. They are also very helpful making suggestions. I do find that some very popular items sell fast. I return periodically because they always get new stock. I'm sure I'll return soon. I brought Yelp Friends from Las Vegas. They really had a good time. Ellen found lots of gifts for her God Child. :-)

Helpful staff that was super nice and a big variety of beautiful items! Lots of pretty rosaries too!read more