A fun stop for any Harry Potter fan. The store is packed with themed merchandise, interactive…read moredisplays, and photo opportunities, including the impressive green-screen broomstick experience. The giant book entrance was a nice touch and made for great pictures. The Butterbeer was sweet, creamy, and worth trying at least once. Prices throughout the store are on the higher side, but the immersive atmosphere and unique displays make it a fun place to explore, even if you're just browsing.

We visited Harry Potter New York and really enjoyed the experience. Located near the Flatiron…read moreBuilding, this is the largest Harry Potter store in the world and is packed with movie props, themed displays, exclusive merchandise, and interactive experiences inspired by the Wizarding World. Even if you're not planning to buy anything, the store itself feels like an attraction and is worth exploring for Harry Potter fans. There are themed rooms, collectible wands, house merchandise, apparel, sweets, and plenty of photo opportunities. You can also enjoy experiences such as personalized wands and interactive features available throughout the shop. One useful tip is to visit earlier in the day or on weekdays if possible, as the store can become very busy with tourists and fans.

I gave 2 stars for the nice staff that gave us a nice game recommendation towards the end of our…read moretime there but that's about it. I cannot believe they don't serve hot food starting around 8:15pm and they close at 11pm. They only have cold items like hummus and veggies and sweets. And apparently, no outside food. Definitely a place to avoid if you want to eat a meal and play games after 8pm. It's not fun to play on an empty stomach!

This is the gold standard for board game cafes!! The ones in NYC may charge less for unlimited…read moretime, but there you're paying for a bunch of beat up games and clueless staff. This is definitely not the case at the Main Street Board Game Cafe! The $15 entrance fee makes perfect sense to me... as they have a great variety of games in surprisingly immaculate condition, and very knowledgeable staff that are happy to explain how all of the games are played. The staff are really what set this cafe apart from others like it. Learning the rules from an expert is what makes complicated strategy based games less scary and more fun!! Everything is also very clean and well maintained, and the food is tasty. Definitely not the fanciest or most complex stuff on the menu, but who's coming here for the food anyway? They make a yummy grilled cheese, and some really good strong espresso based drinks. They have a great selection of teas from the clipper ship tea company as well.

This place is such a gem! The desserts are so good along with the drinks. The cats range from…read morelittle kittens to senior cats, you're even able to adopt. I visit this place every year on my birthday. It's nice that this place provides warmth at such a reasonable price. You can tell that the workers love what they do and the service I can't get any more perfect. Has to be the best cat cafe on Long Island

I would support them more if they didn't use tiger king style marketing tactics. The constant flow…read moreof kittens is concerning, picking them up by the scruff is also concerning. It's really important for kittens to be handled properly so that they grow up to be comfortable in veterinary and emergency situations. Also proper handling makes them more adoptable and less likely to stay in shelters or form antisocial or aggressive or fearful behaviors. Let's stick to cats over a year or 2 old and if you're trying to help kittens get adopted, putting up photos, a live camera video feed of them at a shelter during playtime would be sufficient.

If you know me then you know I'm a huge fan of angry birds. I actually had a angry birds birthday…read moreparty when it came out for myself. I had no idea this cafe was here. I did love the seating. Its not a place I'd travel more than an hour to tho. The inside shares its cafe with another location that I didn't get the name of. There was a lot of merch here for angry birds. They also had phone cases here as well. You need to spend $10 to sit in the cafe. Theres under 10 seats to sit in. I did love the little canopy seats.

This is the only Angry Birds themed cafe in the world. It's actually a cafe and a retail store in…read moreone. The cafe has a wide selection of Angry Bird themed pastries, bubble tea and slushies. I recommend the ube cheesecake. They also serve standard hot food as well such as burgers and French fries. Customers can hang out in the large seating area which has a bunch of nest-like wicker chairs. In the merchandise area, you'll find a large variety of Angry Birds stationary, tote bags, plushies, clothing, glasses frames, toys and collectibles. And in the back of this place are private rooms for rent with games. Overall, this place is a must visit for fans of the game.

Was exploring the mall and happened across this place. It was my mom's birthday, and she's a…read morelifelong cat lover, so asked if we could get in, and we could, so 20 bucks for a 40 minute session per person. The employees were really sweet and clearly cared a lot about the cats, explained everything to us, and they seem to make a real effort to keep the cats from undue stress. Don't grab them, don't yell or jump around, take your shoes off, etc. First time in a cat cafe and it was a really cool experience. My mom naturally immediately gravitated towards the spicy ones with a red collar while I found that just by sitting still, when time was called, a reticent gray cat had curled deeply into my lap. The money goes to support the cats (and the space and employees of course), and the cats are adoptable. Very positive experience, and one I'll do again if I'm in Tangram.

Cats that you can play with or adopt! Will have to stop in next time - they have you remove your…read moreshoes. It was $20 for 40min. Reserve times, otherwise if it's busy you won't be able to get in to not overwhelm the cats. Located on the first floor of the mall close to the College Boulevard entry.

Great little book store cafe. There's some seating outside and one table inside. The books are all…read moreorganized by region and author all POC plus Liberation focused. Loved the curated collection! Drinks were good. I got a chai oat rose latte and it was delicious. Music was nostalgic. It's cozy and cute and a great vibe.

[Out-of-Towner Review]…read more Booksellers really make the experience. I rarely find myself in Brooklyn, so I had to make it a point to FINALLY making it to Cafe Con Libros. I came here after a lackluster, first visit to the Ripped Bodice. This experience made me not regret my book trip to Brooklyn. From the moment I walked in, the solo bookseller was the kindest human ever. She was genuine and authentically engaged with me, as I shopped the small store. She literally made the visit. I came in with a coffee, so I wasn't able to try the cafe part of their spot, but I want to come back to try it and many other reasons too. I appreciate that, despite having a smaller inventory, they are very selective and intentional about the authors they sell, which in turns means they support. Their merch is so dope! I have enough totes, but I HAD to snag one of theirs to commemorate my visit here! I left happier than when I arrived!

Cute matcha spot with many different flavors. Theres a DJ spinning on weekends m. Its funny because…read moreits like a party/club but also a matcha spot. First time seeing anything like it.

No Nazar Art is such a cute spot -- we walked by and were instantly drawn in by their matcha drinks…read morewith fruit. I tried the blueberry while everyone else went for strawberry, and both were delicious. You can choose your milk (we went with whole), and the evil‑eye decor everywhere gives the place a fun, memorable vibe. The person making the drinks was really sweet, which made the experience even better. At about $9 a drink, it's definitely a splurge, but the flavor is worth it -- you can really taste the fruit, matcha, and milk together. I'd go back for an occasional treat.

A great place to get and give some four-legged love and affection if you don't have your own…read morepurrtner. Naturally, reservations required; you can make one hour or 30 minute session time slots for yourself online. Cute merch, a little 25 and under for me (ears on hats, that sort of thing), but hey- if you like something, I will not judge if you wear it. There are in fact three levels; my favorite was a pretty outside deck. The trees losing the occasional leaf captured all the cats' attention. No picking cats up, but if a cat jumped in your lap, you were allowed to feel the win! Lots and lots of petting went on, minimal swatting and hissing. No shoes allowed. Not sure about the coffee, just had a Poppi.

They have a silly ridiculous rule about not letting anyone record video with the cats.read more