so awesome! the owner is really sweet and i have a friend who has their leather wrap skirt and im…read morevery jealous....ill pick one up as soon as i have $400 to drop (totally worth it)! def check this place out if youre in the hood

This company is a scam in my opinion. They took my money weeks ago, have not delivered anything,…read moreand send me AI-generated emails that provide not an estimate on a delivery date. I also don't think they have any connection to New York. I saw something where the are located in China or somewhere else overseas. Save your money. Don't order from this company!

i always get amazing finds here and love when they have sales! you can find home goods, clothes,…read morebooks and shoes which i really like cuz it's usually just clothes

I never feel complete without eating good food and finding a good thrift store when I'm out…read moreexploring neighborhoods. Life Boutique Thrift fulfilled its purpose. Wide selection at varying prices--some funky stuff, some vintage, some modern, some houseware. The day I went (in February) they were having an insane $1 sale on blue tags. A lot of stuff was more than half off and dirt cheap. Good thing I only found this out when I got to the register because I would have probably left with too many things I did not need. I scored two cute basics for a total of two whopping dollars! They've got fitting rooms and friendly staff and new inventory frequently it seems. Would venture out to Life Boutique Thrift again!

Could be better. Cute shop on the surface but they have very…read morefew sizes in the long sleeved t shirts and sweaters. Very few mediums. The help is nice but honestly why display tons of clothing if you have no inventory to back it up. The style is definitely more hipster Brooklyn meets country casual with a good selection of jeans. Dressing room curtains are flimsy and don't close all the way.

On a chilly night I found a few lovely pieces at this gem of a boutique. Prices aren't cheap but…read morethe quality is clearly quite high and they have brands I don't see in LA. Excited to take home a bit of Park Slope with me back to California. Kind staff were helpful and accommodating to me and my young daughter. My husband and son also had a good experience at their men's store Nextdoor.

Favorite store! Has very hip clothing, high quality but cheaper then bird! The owner is very…read morehelpful and great and remembering your style.

I tried on several things that caught my eye when I went in last week. Although I didn't purchase…read moreanything, there were many lovely things. I liked the curation and the fact that they carried smaller indie labels. I appreciated that many of the brands were US made and made of natural fabrics too. The owner was very sweet to my little one which is always a shopping plus. I will be returning to check out their fall merchandise!

One of my favorite vintage shops to go to, I always find great deals. A majority of my second hand…read moreclothes are from here.

My faux-leather jacket was falling apart so I came here for a warm coat. I ended up leaving with a…read moreColumbia army green parka and Ralph Lauren camel belted wrap coat for $50!

On the way to lunch and needed a wardrobe change, so I stopped in here. I mistook the casual…read moregreetings for aloofness, but the staff were elegantly welcoming and helped me pick out a couple of shirts to the tune of me now browsing when I happen by; which is unsurprisingly, more often. If you want stuffy, pushy, can't wait for you to leave service, find somewhere else. Shopping here was a delight.

I feel bad for my wife…read more You probably do too for various reasons, but the one that's the most applicable right now is that I am virtually impossible to shop for. For someone with such simple taste in clothing, accessories, products and more, I am surprisingly particular. Well, it's a good thing this shop is here. They stock virtually everything a man might need from head to toe. Hats, scarves, gloves, coats, shirts, pants, boots, belts, ties, grooming products, candles, wallets, backpacks, jackets, graphic tees I would actually think about wearing (extremely rare), and more. And what's more? All of it is tasteful, stylish, and comfortable. The phrase "well-curated" was invented to describe this place. Even the music they are playing is well-curated. Plus, the people are nice, there's a tiny Bernie figurine overseeing the return policy, and the sign outside says it's time for bourbon and sweatpants. I agree, it is time for bourbon and sweatpants (even if it is like 9 am right now).

I love everything here - I finally found a sweater and pants that fit me and don't make me look…read morelike a squad dumpling - and the candles are the best smelling candles I've ever smelled in my life - I got so many for Xmas gifts and they were super well received! Great taste and sweet staff and a super well curated collection.

Let me be clear- I cannot afford to shop here. Though I come in here very frequently and have for…read moremany years, I've only ever bought four items here. Everything here is so lovely and beautiful. I have two coats, a dress, and necklace from here that I've gathered over the years and they are extremely well made and last a really long time. Every time I've been in here the employees are very friendly and helpful (but not too helpful, if you know what I mean). I'm glad to see the owner was so responsive to the racist experience another reviewer had. Plus, the hours are very generous- they open at 10 AM when many other women's clothing stores don't open until noon.

Great large space cafe…read more Plenty of coffee specialities & more Free wifi, quite place to relax and read a book or play on line. This spot is located in the middle if the block between 4th & 5th avenue.

A very chill place with unique beverages. I had the hot ginger chocolate, which was like a Mexican…read morehot chocolate but with ginger instead of chili pepper (they do also have spicy hot chocolate). The café appears to have a very small food selection as well but I didn't order from it so don't take my word for it. The space doubles as a design gallery, with art pieces, home decor, etc. for sale. The emphasis on design is apparent before you even step inside. An old-time pushcart propping up a "Welcome" sign catches your eye from the street so you know you're in the right place, which was helpful because the shop is a bit off the beaten path (although not at all hard to find if armed with the address). The site seems to have been chosen specifically for its industrial feel, but there is no trace of coldness from what used to be a factory (and before that, about 100 years ago, a horse stable) The space has a kind of country farmhouse feel to it, with decorative scarves hanging from the brick walls and sponge-painted planks of wood decorating the front-of-house coffee bar. I talked to the manager (Fumio Tashiro, a very hospitable man), who said the café will change ownership in July, and an entirely new drink menu will be rolled out. He mentioned he will still be here, and I plan to come back then and make sure things haven't changed too much, as I really like it the way it is now!

Excellent selection, great prices, and a listening station to give used records a spin before…read morepurchasing. Most new records are $25-45, with some grail/rare pressings at $75+. Vast used records collection, excellently priced ($1-12). Great customer service as well. I'll definitely be returning!

Good selection of new records and books, used records, CDs, and books. Many genres represented,…read moreincluding rock, alternative, jazz, world music. I was especially pleased that, in response to my inquiry about a certain book, the salesperson pointed me directly to a section of the store dedicated to Factory Records. Fair prices and knowledgeable staff. The only negative for me is that there was too much I was interested in!

A definite neighborhood store with lots of stuff and good prices. Staff friendly and helpful. An…read moreold time variety store, the antithesis og Amazon.

I have a very deep affection for Save On Fifth. In the late 80's I lived in the area so Save on…read moreFifth was a frequent stop for me as I ran around the neighborhood. Back then, the draw for me was their toy section. I bought quite a few toys there over the years. One time I couldn't afford some toys so they actually let me put them on lay-away (I have no idea if they still do this). I recently visited again before meeting friends in the area for dinner and it was a good but slightly bittersweet visit. Save on Fifth is on a corner, so they have the advantage of having a wraparound window display that allows them to show off a huge variety of products and grab your attention (I personally think the art of the variety store window display is rapidly being lost, a sad commentary on the state of retail). Since it is currently Christmas season, the window was mostly full of toys and Christmas decorations. It looked great and I can imagine if I was say, 7 or 8 years old it would be visually captivating! Walk into the store and it's kind of like overstimulation. Every single nook and cranny of this store is jam packed with product. A kind gent greets you as you walk in in the same spot I recall a different gent greeting me when I was a kid. It was just cool to see the practice was still being upheld. He was very chatty and we got into a short conversation about traveling. I immediately gravitated to my old haunt, the toy section but this was the bittersweet part. They still have an extensive section and most kids will love it, but in terms of the types of action figures I collect they really had none. It's fine, times change and they DID have plenty of toys, just not the kind I would be interested in. The rest of the store however? Just as full of product as I remembered. Housewares? Check. Cleaning supplies? Check. Casio watches in a rotating display? Check! (no, really). They also had a good variety of items. For instance, they had almost half an aisle of just cleaning sprays. I was very impressed. Their prices are fair too. A spray bottle of Fantastik cost me $3.99 which is not too far from what Target would charge. Given the mom and pop nature of the store, I was more than happy to pay it and support keeping this wonderful shop in the neighborhood. Save on Fifth is a great store and I definitely recommend visiting!