It's small, but mighty! Before going into Chelsea Market, we walked through this little market of…read morelocal art, jewelry, and more. My nine-year-old daughter loved looking at all the colorful goods!

Artists and Fleas is located in the Chelsea Market. This is an artist's conglomeration of artwork…read more Unique eye glass frames, one other kind, T-shirts, jewelry, clothing, wallets and more. The vendors are present with their wares. Street in lot parking with Wi-Fi in Chelsea Market.

Note that half of this store has Papyrus products. The store just opened in November and…read morepreviously we'd passed it long after closing time. Yesterday we spent more than an hour there (my husband sat on a very comfortable/plush chair by the window and later the manager brought him some sparkling water, whereas I had a terrific time looking at the many lovely [and, admittedly, often pricey] items and talking to the incredibly friendly staff). I loved *everything*, and especially the soaps & the (extensive selection of) beautiful greeting cards. The interior of the store is quite attractive and you'll want to linger. I had a delightful conversation with the wonderful manager - George - who was very thoughtful and helpful.

I had a wonderful experience at this eclectic store-which carries everything from…read moredesigner jewelry to cards to excellent candy! The store manager who was new to the location was not only helpful-she was downright super friendly-did not suggest I had to buy anything, explained the concept of Niquea.D and offered me a sample of hard candy which would make me return in a minute. Yes, most of the items are pricey, but when they are unique and stylish--you have to be prepared to 'pay the price." BUT looks are free and if you're in the very stylish area, this store is worth a visit.

Kaitlin the sales associate was wonderful! Excellent eye for design, personable and helpful. Highly…read morerecommend this store for gifts

On a Sunday afternoon, without any planning, I decided to purchase a dinnerware set for four. The…read moresales team was very helpful. While I wasn't so sure at first if that's the design I wanted, this Lungarno ceramic set has proven to be superb in many ways: plain white, rustic design yet refined and stands out, made in Italy, rather inexpensive with the charm of being high end. The store also has finely selected vintage barware that stand out and are quite rare, though I did not acquire any of those.

Really nice vintage store. Very reasonable prices and the woman was so nice. Would definitely check…read moreit out again

Quintessentially NY store with a wonderfully eclectic selection from various decades. The owner…read more(Rosemary) is a font of neighborhood knowledge and creates aa wonderful atmosphere.

The high end Hermès stores selling their is located in the meatpacking district. They are known…read morefor their beautiful bags and scarves. Street and lot parking.

I came in today to buy a scarf. The receptionist was either…read moreincompetent or purely mean. I waited for 15-20 minutes until I noticed that the customers who came after me were served first, at which points I left to never return to this store.

Little Market NYC, near SoHo, is such a cute spot for a fun and personalized experience. The…read moreservice there is so nice! I went with my friend who was visiting from out of state, and we made charm bracelets together. The bracelets start at $35, with additional costs for each charm. They had a huge selection to choose from, and after picking our favorites, they put everything together and sized it to our wrists. They also sell permanent bracelets and have a bunch of other adorable jewelry. I'll definitely be back soon!

I didn't get any photos inside, but this was the cutest store. I love how there are so many…read moredifferent artists, designers and businesses together in one space. I got some clothes as well as a book to keep track of all the restaurants I visit, and a photo print from a local photographer. Everyone was friendly, prices were more than reasonable, and the inside was adorable and had so much PINK!! I loved it.

They sell Susan Alexandra purses. I fell in love with this poodle one. Guaranteed to be a great…read moreconversation starter at parties.

Wednesday, July 23, 2025. 3:00pm…read more It's so uncomfortable when you're trying to shop in-person after seeing a few cute tops & dresses on their social media, but at every turn, every item you touch or pick up and put down, every new section of the store that you enter; there's a salesperson or security staff quickly darting through or running over to "arrange items" so you know "you're being watched and won't supposedly shoplift." You look around helplessly at other single female shoppers, small families of tourists, couples, and wonder if they're getting the same secret service VIP hawk-eye treatment. The last straw was at the end of shopping (after I tried on the $130 dress, which was upsized too large), I'm looking at the $125 Gola Sneakers (a European father & daughter sitting on a bench unbothered in the middle of the shoe section), and a sales associate darts over carrying 2 pairs of pants and pretends to "arrange" the shoes in front of me on the wall. I stopped and stare at her in disbelief until she's done. She walks away. As I make my way to the exit into Chelsea Market, I see the associate at the front table press on her earpiece. I pass by her and told her how uncomfortable it was being followed around & observed. It makes me want to shop online, if I do want to support the store. She looked at me without hesitation, like she knew I was nearby, asked me to clarify, and did say sorry. I didn't get a chance to mention the fitting room associate using an ethnic Italian accent when helping me look up a size online. Another associate quickly ran into the dressing room and turned off the "Italian" associate's ear piece mic saying that "her channel was on & she was wondering "who was that voice ?!" They both weren't at their posts when I came back out. This is my 3rd time in the store with this surveillance experience. I purposefully went in today - with full make-up and a work outfit, to see if it would be different than my weekend casual, shopping totes outfit. During the last time, the store was very quiet at the end of a winter Sunday. After EVERY time I touched anything, the different associates & black suited security guard counted the number of items (ie. 8 red dresses hangers). I even watched from outside, the front entrance associate go over and count the french-themed sweaters that I looked at. Just wow, profile much? Had a similar experience at their Rockefeller Center location when I used to work in Midtown.

I saw this store when I was walking by and had to stop to check it out! They have everything…read moreJapanese you could need. From cosmetics, hair care, snacks, premade food, pantry items, frozen foods, drinks, condiments, house items, kitchen wear and so much more! Endless isles of Japanese goods, they had so much variety and options too. I probably spent an hour walking around to check out the whole store. I got some snacks, lip balm with SPF and a roasted salt I've been searching for. Definitely recommend if you're looking for anything Japanese!

Walking around the Village and happen to see this store selling all things Japanese, can't help but…read morecheck it out. They sell very interesting stuff from Japanese snacks, drinks, houseware, knick knacks. Could spend hours browsing here. The store staffs are friendly. The prices are reasonable too. Got myself instant matcha mixes, Japanese coffee, wasabi snacks, phone stand & key holder. Will definitely come back!

Great customer service! I discovered they were selling a hard-to-find bag I needed in a pinch. I…read morecalled their shop and they worked with me to ship the bag cross-country. All this was done in less than 15 minutes.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Good selection of travel ready items. Would definitely recommend.read more

I wanted to comment how lovely the staff are. When I walk by with my canine friend Boo Radley he…read morestops because he knows an employee is going to come out & give him a big greeting.