Oh I wish I lived closer …read more... The staff was very friendly. Gave my niece stickers for her birthday The items in this store are amazing. So many cool things. They had some good smelling coffee beans. Wish I picked some up. I'll be back

This is the cutest shop of random Knick knacks!! It was highly recommended on social media go visit…read morewhen I was searching for places to go to in New York. I love stores like this that offer a variety of random items that anyone is sure to enjoy or find something. Unfortunately I couldn't bring a lot of the ceramic plates or kitchen items home because I was worried they would break en route. However, they do offer shipping for a hefty fee. I also saw that they have a pet portraits section in the back. Sadly did not have enough time to get one but it looked so cute! I ended up buying an "F off" tote bag. Very funny and very New York. Highly recommend if you are in the area and wanting to look for a cute quirky shop to explore.

Love this store. Truly such a precious shop with whimsical finds. The heirloom tomato perfume was…read moreexpensive however worth it! There is a good amount of inventory but it is definitely on the pricier side as most things in the store are $50+ (small items being $50).

They had some pretty unique fun stuff in their store. Nothing cheap, but fun. Little Japanese twist…read moreand cool, vintage clothing. They have a sign on the door, reminding people no food or drinks yet people continued to come in with their food and drinks. Clean neat shop... I see why they don't want people to ruin it by accidentally spilling something or dropping food. It's worth a look.

I used to visit the Pearl River Marts previous locations but my first time in Soho…read more It's not as crowded or big as i remembered it, but definitely more organized. Nice place just to browse Chinese decors, knick knacks, clothes, snacks and condiments. I bought some nice pens and a beautiful silk scarf. Prices are reasonable. I happen to chance on their little art exhibit at the back. The Red Envelop show for Lunar New Year. Very interesting. Over all, i like this place, feels like it instantly transports me to China with out leaving NYc.

Finally made it back since the reopening and likely my last time stepping foot in SoHo. It's become…read moreoverwhelmingly crowded and far too touristy for my taste. I still remember Pearl River in the early 2000s. Two full floors and the go to spot for anything and everything Chinese: snacks, dry goods, stationery, art supplies, home goods. Walking in felt like stepping into a small piece of China right in NYC. It felt layered, authentic, and full of discovery. Fast forward a few years and Pearl River moved to Broadway in SoHo. It was still two floors, more spacious, and if I remember correctly, it had an entrance on Broadway and another toward the back (I can't recall the exact cross street). Even through its moves, it retained that sense of depth and cultural immersion. I recently stopped by the current SoHo location. It's now just one floor. The layout is open and well organized, but noticeably smaller in scope. They carry a mix of items: a small selection of blind boxes, modernized gift items, Chinese art and figurines, cupware and fine plateware, a modest kitchenware section toward the back, a small apparel and footwear area, and a reduced stationery section. A small book section with more small figurines. They also carry a small but thoughtful selection of loose leaf teas, snacks, and pantry staples. It's still cute. The prices are reasonable. There are definitely thoughtful and modern touches. But if I'm being honest, it feels different. More condensed. More curated. Slightly Americanized. And maybe that's just nostalgia talking. I experienced what Pearl River once was, and that version was special. It's not bad. It's just not the Pearl River I remember.

Love this place! So happy it's still going strong. Excellent customer service, and amazing…read moretreasures. Check it out.

I've been obliquely interested in mysticism and the occult for most of my life, probably as a…read morefunction of consuming tomes upon tomes of sci-fi/fantasy since grade school. It makes sense that I'd gravitate toward crystals and dreamcatchers; regardless of their genuine healing properties, I can wholly buy into the power of placebo effect. That said, my frugal Asian immigrant upbringing absolutely recoils at the idea of spending hard-earned income on rocks, no matter how pretty they are or how much they're touted to improve one's spiritual well-being. Over the past few years, I've been experimenting with adding in some accessories to my wardrobe. During a visit to Philly earlier this year, I accidentally shattered a cheap hematite ring I'd picked up as a souvenir from Shasta Caverns, and I've been keeping an eye out for a replacement. I spotted a bowl of similar rings -- except they were rainbow-y! -- at the cashier counter here and couldn't resist picking one up. I love how inclusive this shop is: they proudly support Native/Indigenous artists and they're queer-friendly, too. I walked out of this shop sporting warm fuzzies... and some shiny fabulously gay finger bling, to boot.

This review is for the shop only and not the restaurant side…read more Beautiful pieces and collection of home decor. I've been eyeing on the Rinka collection for the longest time and wanted to get my hands on some of the ceramics as this is the only place that sold this collection in stores in the US. My friend secretly worked with a worker there to purchase the mugs and saucer and she play along the entire time. We even bumped into her in the street and needless to say she was the sweetest!

Bruh i waited 3 and a half hours for dinner f that it was good but 3 hours…read morebruh...................................

This is a fabulous card store. Awesome place to get a gift for someone. Went to a few other card…read morestores in the West Village and this was by far my favorite. Shout out to the employee who was funny and chatted with us!

incredibly helpful staff patient…read more nice candles (Oprah's picks) unique cards thank you

Wonderful place with great gifts and cards! They are always friendly and helpful…read more Love their candles.

It is still there this many years later, though I miss the store that was on 9th Avenue, but times…read morechange... I wish there were a newer, fresher variety of merchandise--still a good spot to drop into. I will say, though, too many candles. Edit the brands boys!

I've visited this shop many times and it has been my go to spot in the hood if we ever needed a…read moreunique piece or gift that spoke to who I am: A Black Woman from BK! Dropped by today to get a friend's daughter a gift as she was entering college and found EXACTLY what I was looking for! Also found a dope greeting card AND got it wrapped!! All of this service at a good value and great service. Go here!!

Are you ready for the 411? Here we go...this is a Diamond in the ruff in Bed-Stuy! A cute shopping…read morespot with all types of unique goodies from candles to games to clothing. Pricing varies and can be a little pricey but there is something there for everyone. The staff is always engaging and answers all questions asked. Check it out if you are in the area.

Need a gift or a treat for your home? Stop pouring through the factory junk on Amazon and check out…read morethis neighborhood institution. Amazing, beautiful, eclectic, curious treasures abound. The shop owner has an amazing eye and discriminating taste.

Great spot- fun to pop inside and see all the lovely items, wonderful place to buy gifts.read more

Visited Boyar Gifts this weekend and had the best experience! Janie and Alex were so helpful. I was…read moreinterested in a sculpture and they helped me find the best option for my space. They actually put in the effort to show me all of the balloon dog sculptures. I selected a great piece for my apartment. Alex and Janie were kind, patient, and friendly. Super shopping experience! I will return.

Unique and quirky trinkets and selections! This is a pretty adult store and teeters on the line of…read moretoo explicit on some items but overall very cute store! I really wanted one of those faux KAWS ballon dog sculptures but the smallest one was $30 and I thought that was a bit pricey. Keychains were also between $15-$20 and stickers $5 which again I thought were pricey for what they were. However, worth it if you find something super unique and thoughtful to you!