I've been here a few times and I have always walked away with a purchase. Firstly I appreciate that…read morethis store is stroller friendly. They make me comfortable coming in and out and not feeling like a burden. Second they really do have great customer service. They aren't pushing for a sale. They make sure they provide what you need and is ok if you don't like what they suggest. Prices vary but they have a selection of everything which is nice to see.

This is a small shop but full of lots of great baby and kid finds…read more The husband and I made it a point to stop by Smoochie Baby while we were exploring Williamsburg during our babymoon, based on its great reviews. The first item on our wish list: a hat for our 1-year-old nephew. The clerk quickly showed us to a display of winter hats, and we found a great knit hat for roughly $30 that will hopefully stretch a bit as our nephew grows. And since we have a baby on the way, we couldn't resist looking for something fun for our babe too. Smoochie Baby carries everything from baby and infant clothes and shoes and accessories to books to nursery decor to toys. (I particularly remember that Smoochie Baby carries shoes because in perhaps an example of Brooklyn extraness, the customers who came in after us asked the clerk if they stock any vegan baby shoes.) We ended up going with a soft, plush dragon -- our future son's first stuffed animal. It seems well made and didn't break the bank at about $35. And it makes me smile every time I look at it. Smoochie Baby also offers gift wrapping. Whether you're buying for your own kids or others, this is a great place to stop.

I joke that motherhood has made me into the ideal consumer, because my mom friends and I often talk…read moreabout our favorite brands and products. Well, this is the perfect place to put that into practice. It has all of the best brands--Frida and Coterie come to mind--and it's nice to buy locally instead of during late-night scrolling on Amazon. The store is beautiful and has everything you could need. Some of it is pricey, but everything is very well-made and there are certainly items in all price ranges. Most of all, this store is accommodating to babies. The staff helped me get my stroller in; they have two changing pads with diapers and wipes (plus I think a toiler sprayer for cloth diapers?); and they let me nurse in the back room. I will definitely be back!

As an early Christmas present, my husband ordered me a baby carrying winter jacket from "The Wild,"…read morebut when we received it we realized it was the wrong size. The shop was so accommodating when he called to tell them of the mistake. We live in DC and were passing through New York in a month and they told us they'd happily exchange it for us when we came through. That's more generous than the actual company site of the coat! When we got there, they let me try it on the new size WITH a carrier and dummy doll to make sure it fit how I wanted it to. It was so nice not having to take my son out of his stroller! The store is clearly made with mothers and children in mind. The shop itself is also just filled with the most wonderful baby and maternity products. A great place for gifts and necessities. They also have a variety of classes available in the back of the store. This is an awesome small community store and we will definitely be back!

Love this little cozy children's clothing boutique. I always go straight for the vintage section in…read morehope of scoring a piece for my son . They have such a great selection. It's so exciting to check out when I'm in the neighborhood .

Everything they have was cute and in great condition. Pricing was great. We need more stores like…read morethis!! :)

Really cute and good quality European brand baby clothes. Items I get from here are always in heavy…read morerotation as they are far superior quality to most American brands made in China. Fair pricing as well.

This tiny shop offers beautiful European designer clothing for babies and children at reasonable…read moreprices.

I've been here a bunch of times already. It's a fashionable store and the employees here are top…read morenotch. They don't push you to purchase anything which is great. I tried their kith treats here and I enjoy eating cereal mixed in with ice cream. Just a note that they won't allow you to bring the ice cream with you on to the shop floor which makes sense since you may spill something. I will be back to try out more kith treats as there are so many combinations to try out.

So I've been hearing how amazing Kith treats were and had to give it a try. I wasn't disappointed…read morebut it wasn't the best vegan I've ever had but I would get it again. Getting the waffle branded cone was $2 extra but very well worth it. They blend the ice cream with the toppings that come with the ice cream all together. So for the Vegan Trail Mix they blended the Oreo cookies and the banana with some other topping as well as a caramel vegan drizzle on it. The team in the store overall were knowledgeable and kind. I'm definitely going back to try more treats on the menu

I can't believe I'm writing a review for a children's clothing store, much less the first review,…read morebut I had a really positive experience at Tallulah's Closet and wanted to share. I have no kids and am pretty dumb when it comes to shopping for them. But, I was going to visit a relative who just had a baby and wanted to come bearing gifts. I'd gone to a few boutiques in Park Slope, but I was NOT going to pay $34 friggin' dollars for a hipster baby t-shirt, like some of the stores were charging. Ridiculous! I won't even spend this much money on a t-shirt for myself! So, I figured my home neighborhood of Greenpoint would be priced more affordably. Went to one store a block away from where I live. WRONG! Even more expensive! With this review and all you Yelpers as my witnesses, I will never pay $70 for a baby sweater when I become a parent, even if it is made in Europe. As a last ditch effort, I went to Tallulah's Closet, a place i'd walked by a few times on my way to the gym. Immediately upon entering, I was greeted by the cheerful owner and, probably sensing the look of cluelessness on my face, she asked if I needed help. I did. Knowing I was looking for a gift, she helped me find a few new pieces with the tags still attached (since this is a consignment shop, most of the goods are used.) Everything was very helpfully grouped by the child's age and was priced really well. I noticed used Gap Baby sweaters in great condition for $4 etc. They also have books and toys. I ended up buying a brand, spankin' new Osh Kosh onesie and overall set for $15, tags still attached, that my cousin loved. Very cool experience and just another reason that I'm grateful to live in Greenpoint and not Park Slope!

I loooooove this shoe and accessory shop! So many great items, and a nice sales rack too. The owner…read moreand employees are super sweet and accommodating. Look at these delicious Hello Kitty handbags! I got a great deal on some super cute boots. Happy to return in the future.

BAMBOOZLED! During the 2024 holidays season I made a purchase totaling nearly $400 which qualified…read morefor me for a promo to receive a $50 gift card that expires 2/28. Well today, on 2/26 I decided to cash in on my gift card. I picked a pair of sunnies ($20) and a makeup bag ($25). When I got to the register, I was told I needed to make a purchase of $150 in order to use the gift card. This was never disclosed during the initial purchase. Nowhere on the receipt or gift card does it state this term and condition! When I spoke to the "manager" of the day, she agreed that it wasn't stated in writing, but "that's the way it's set up". Really? How misleadingly convenient. That important detail was left out. What a crock! What a disappointment! Bait-and-switch is BAD BUSINESS. You're obligated to let your customers know these details of your promos and the way they are "set up" beforehand. I'm filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau next.

My family and close friends have always loved to shop at Natan Borlam's, from the late 60's on…read more Little has changed as it should be. They are more than a clothing shop, but an institution. Long may they thrive!

A lovely story about this store by NYTimes "Metropolitan Diary" Totaling Up (the last story in the…read morelink) - never been there and love to check out: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/31/nyregion/metropolitan-diary.html?searchResultPosition=1

The staff is friendly and the classic styles are consistently good quality. You really can't go…read morewrong with this brand and I love that there is a Brooklyn location.

Pretty dull and drab clothing. Hardly anything with patterns or brighter colors, same ol same ol…read more You need an overhaul. I did appreciate the nice swimwear bikinis for women who are in shape.

Although the staff is very kind, the quality of clothing they sell does mot meet the price point…read more $70 on a nice top is a decent price. That top should not lose two buttons in a delicate wash the first time it's cleaned. That's ridiculous. Inner lining of the top shrank as well. There was no garment care instructions so safe to say I'm very disappointed. Not worth your money.

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.