Ever find yourself in Williamsburg Brooklyn on a beautiful Saturday afternoon after a hard friday…read morenight of leftist activities, wandering pointlessly through the neighborhood and then your eye is caught by a glimpse of something familiar, on closer inspection its a book you know and love, then you realize its gently nestled amongst other kindred objects of book-loving-object-lusting-design? This guy brings the books every weekend, and he brings them hard... none of the usual remainders you find at other book stands, these are serious straight up books like red cross swimming guides, and pre-war French design annuals, vintage porn magazines, and 2nd edition Walt Whitman. I never leave empty handed. Last time I was there I bought a really great Harry Callahan photography book. He has some pretty obscure stuff. Apparently he is working on a web site which will allow you to sign-up for emails so we can browse online, but for now you gotta schlep out to Williamsburg and check it out the old fashioned way... offline. BTW: The outdoor market is by Yolas - the BEST crunchy beef tacos in brooklyn, right off the L-Trian, Metropolitan stop.

Hilariously arrogant owner confronts customers who stand far outside his store to take a phone…read morecall. I'm a collector of mid-century modern furniture and thought about visiting this weekend when I encountered this place on a walk. Thought, hey, kind of serendipitous. Based on my experience and other reviews about the owner, I'll avoid it like the plague.

I can absolutely appreciate the extensive collection of dressers, bookcases, and other decent…read morewooden items at extremely affordable prices. Admittedly, no one will walk into your apartment and go, "Damn, that's a nice dresser." But they are perfectly serviceable. But how am I supposed to decide if I want any of your couches, Lee? They are all wrapped, and hanging on the wall, 20 feet above my head. And so I decided I don't want any of your couches.

Hmm, so you go in. Of course they don't really greet you or try to help you…read more I learned that the items you may want from the store won't be available until a week later. Delivery charges are $10-15, which is pretty cheap. They don't have a big selection at all and most of the items are wood colored furniture which I didn't want. I'm still mixed on if I want to buy any items from them... Edit, I ended up getting a twin bed from them, with a $12 delivery charge. Total came to be $174ish with tip. I think they only start being nice to you once you are really serious about buying. After that the girl started smiling at me, mind you, I been here twice! I wouldn't say this is 4-5 stars quality people!

Super unique and fun home/apartment goods and furniture. Picked up a pillow while visiting my…read moreWilliamsburg sister.

My fave part of Gymnastics is the Beam, but they DON'T EVEN SELL THOSE HERE. FALSE ADVERTISING…read more Extremely fancy home decor and Furnishing place which is located in the very hipster expensive part of Brooklyn. Definitely not somewhere that I would ever afford to go and honestly I'm not so much into the feng shui and all of the fancy homestyle stuff, as you might be if you're reading this. I'm not really sure. It's possible that when we have a lot more money that Barbie is going to want to come to places like this. But honestly I think it may be for Brooklynites that have so much money that they don't know what to do with it. But then again that's just my opinion, and my opinion is supposedly controversial and ill-informed a lot of the time so why even listen to what I say and honestly are you even reading this? I didn't think so.

During the pandemic, I ordered a table and couch. I paid everything off within 90 days period from…read moreFebruary-April of 2020. MS Xiomara did a fantastic job making my transaction easy and her family are the best people ever. they are very good added financial things like calling the credit bureaus and making sure everything is good and helping you get a credit card and making a purchase at the same time on the same day, and basically just start for people that have bad to no credit at all and it makes your transactions go smoothly without no disruptions or disappointment. that's why I also love their option of $0down meaning no upfront cost for people with good credit scores and with 70-100 percent payment history, having that means the business and lenders trust you. so with that you should continue building that trust onwards with on time payments and after the furniture is given too you, once you pay everything off you get major boost when your credit scores increases onTransunion,Equifax,Experian. So for any potential customers in 2026 and onwards that wanna build their credit from scratch and are looking for new furniture, I truly recommend Towns of Bargains they are best small business in NYC and they won't disappoint you.

So sweet and helpful and delivery within 4 hours!! $220 including delivery for a full two piece…read moremattress set, you literally can't beat it. Very happy with my purchase with them.

I was on the way to go to the restaurant for dinner with my friend. Suddenly, she texted me asking…read moreme for a favor to get a nice unique plant. OMG! I already got out from my home how can I find that. I passed the market and I have a feeling that I need to check id they have a plant I want. Finally I found a chilli plant and I bought it for my friend.

I like to buy records. First of all, this market keeps their merchandise in very poor condition…read more Usually the records are wet, as they are kept out there rain or shine. Also, they are extremely over priced. They wanted $90 for a copy of Deja Vu. The woman said it was an "original" and that their price was half of what you would find on ebay. Well, I knew she was full of it, but I checked ebay, and did not find one copy over $25. They wanted $50 for a piss poor copy of Every Picture Tells a Story. $125 for a Beatles record (i think VI) with extreme water damage. You can get Beatle records for a song (no pun intended) all day. They're everywhere. Don't let these good folks fool you.

Adding a review here because 3 stars is so ridiculous. Complaints about expensive furniture when…read moreit's actually decently priced, well curated stuff. I think people are expecting a cheap goodwill type of store which this is not. Loved the place though. Also being nice so maybe they'll give me a discount on a couch they have I've been dreaming about since Sunday.

Please tag your stuff as sold as soon as possible ! I went…read moreto the Greenpoint store on Friday and I fell in love with a print . I got it out of the wall by myself , no sold tag was on it and was holding it until the person working there said it was sold ! honestly I didnt want to ruin my day and I let it go ! It's frustrating , especially if the costumer has it on their hands !

Love this store! My husband was able to buy needed hardware items. I was able to find housewares…read more Great selection and friendly service.

House & Home basically has all the hardware or cooking supplies that you would need to setup shop…read morewhen you move into the area (It's Brooklyn, Duh...) or need to update some gadgets of your home. Although when you enter it might look a bit cluttered up and over crowded, don't get just turned off and walk out, they actually have a very decent verity of all types of home hardware, say like pots & pans, cutlery, organizing containers, towel hooks and even alarm clocks.... (People still buy them?! It's like buying a flash light when you have one on your phone...) Customer service is also very friendly and nice and always more then willing to help you find whatever you're looking for and give you the perfect recommendation of the product which will meet your needs. Price is also okay although not the cheapest, but hey, when you have a big nice place with great customer service you can't expect them to charge you a bodega price for a pot. Speaking of Pot's I was once on the road out in the wild and needed urgently a pot for some cooking, so I stopped into a small bodega (don't ask me what I was thinking and I ask the cashier if he by any chance has a pot so he says "umm Pot"? sure, go right to the back of the store, It took me a minute to realize that he was talking about "POT" and I quickly made a U turn and ran outta there laughing my head off....... One more thing that they offer is a Mikvah* on the spot that you need for some dishes when you buy them. In overall this please is great and therefore my go to place whenever I need nay home supplies. ---------------------------------------------------- *Mikvah, for those of you that are not familiar with it, it is a religious ritual that you need to submerge any dish that you intend of using multiple times into a tub of water that contains a certain amount of pure rain water, and after submerging it into the Mikvah you're able to use the dish for as many times as you wish. (Disposable stuff don't require a Mikvah)

amazing spot. stellar work in one of a kinds, design…read morestaples and wide array of new stuffs.

Purchased a beautiful vintage Charles Pollock office chair from Idealforms. Had been looking for…read moreone of these chairs for a while. Great price, excellent condition product. Steve is incredibly nice and helpful, and scheduled a time for me to come look at the chair. Their warehouse is conveniently located and I'm extremely happy. I highly, highly recommend for anyone looking for quality vintage furniture. Thank you.