Fully scam, Silently its going to charge you every period…read moreof 4 weeks, even though it says they will stop after your cancellation, but definitely they keep charging you, no trust for this kind of business..!! Here is what they say in the end of your payment process: "By clicking Get My Plan, I agree to pay $39.99 for my plan and that if I do not cancel before the end of the 4-week introductory plan, it will convert to a 4-week subscription and Coursiv will automatically charge my payment method the regular price $39.99 every 4 weeks thereafter until I cancel. I can cancel online by visiting the subscription page in my profile on the website or in the app to avoid being charged for the next billing cycle"

Cursive is one of my favorite stores in NYC. It's located in West village that there're lot of…read morecafes and restaurants as well :) this store has more cards and party goods. I love their tastes and I often stop by. If you like stationaries and home goods, this is the place to go to!

Downtown on Canal Street in Lower East Side, came across Coming Soon, this small furniture/home…read moregoods/tchotchke/games & toy/etc. store, which bright colorful assortment just pops out and shouts through the picture window, "Come on in. Check us out!" You may categorize it all as modern design, playful, and some things as kitsch - definitely all joyful and some just fun! Coming Soon finds itself on the blocks of Canal along with other recent trendy additions to Canal between Seward Park and the Allen Street park promenade, encouraged by the opening of the exclusive Nine Orchard Hotel, with its Corner Bar and Swan Room, in the renovated historic landmark Jarmulowsky Building across the street. While I'm not in the market for their ware for my own home, there are things I might consider at Coming Soon as gifts in the future - whether for the design or for the fun value!

I follow Coming Soon on Instagram and have thought about making purchases from them dozens of…read moretimes, so when I learned that their store is in the Lower East Side, where I was going to be doing some exploring and shopping with a friend a few weeks ago, I had to stop in. The store isn't large (smaller than I had imagined), but it still offers a pretty large selection of items (they're a furniture design and gift shop that sell a lot of home goods - from the useful to straight up tchotchkes that bring joy but don't do anything at all)! I particularly love their home goods related to dinner parties (cocktail classes, placemats, everything you need to host the coolest dinner). It's small but has some great stuff. Definitely check it if you're shopping around the LES.

This is one of my favorite local spots! I love supporting small businesses and the women who work…read morehere are always lovely, I've gotten birthday cards, anniversary gifts, and even just because gifts for myself! And I've loved every single one.

Went for a short walk in the hood and stumbled upon this super cute new store. We didn't have any…read morecash but lucky for us she takes Apple Pay so we walked away with a really cool fermented vegetables kit! I might do these walks more often if that includes stop here once a week!

Just a perfect and quintessential example of the value and joy and overall improved experience and…read moreresults you can get by supporting and shopping at local stores. I was trying to find a new Sodastream cartridge for my fiancee's VERY ancient Sodastream, and the owner generously encouraged me to bring in to the store. Not only did she help me determine what model cartridge I needed and ordered one, she personally gave me an older cartridge to use in its stead until the new one arrived--truly above and very beyond. In addition to exemplary and personal attention, they have some interesting, diverse, quality products. Most of their products--particularly for the home--are high quality and very eco-friendly. In addition to housewares and such, they have great gift items for adults as well as for kids, cool, unique greeting cards, and some unique surprises, such as a surprisingly good candy/truffle assortment and a random box of vinyl. Fun and friendly shop to stop in, and very grateful it is in our neighborhood!

Wonderful little store filled with tons of items that would be great gifts for family, friends, or…read moreeven yourself! Most of the items are eco-friendly, fair trade, and/or local which makes shopping at Green a positive experience in that you can give back to the community and the planet. If you're looking for natural beauty products, sustainable options for kitchen supplies, or a place to refill your Sodastream or cleaning supplies be sure to stop by this gem in the neighborhood!

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

Service is bad. They don't even help and allow you to spray on your skin, so how would you know if…read morethe perfume is good? They like you to smell on the cap, no blotter just the cap. I find that weird.

Two stars for the selection of perfumes which is impressive but I found Stele to be hugely…read moredisappointing. I went in aware that you can touch (or spray) the bottles, but I wasn't expecting the only interaction from staff to be to ask everyone who came in if they had been to the store before (a chance for them to tell you the rules, of course). No questions about what you're looking for, no offer of help while you browse, just general monitoring to make sure no one is touching what they should not. I asked perfumes were exclusive to Stele and was told "not sure but most everything"...and saw a ton of lines that are not exclusive. The stones aren't a very good vehicle to capture scents (probably why I've never seen them at any other perfume store) and the layout is by house without any general descriptions or information on the brand. The perfume details and pricing are on the back of the stones. Overall not somewhere to go unless you know exactly what you want.

Andrea was truly intuitive and helpful with wedding invitations. It's a store that absolutely…read moreinspires trust. I knew right away that they could get the job done. We could've asked for any kind of paper and Andrea would have quickly laid her hands on 3 options for it. This is where someone who knows a lot about invitations should go for their invitations.

Excellent service, huge selection of invites, and worth it!!…read more Andrea has been so helpful in the whole process of choosing wedding invitations. We walked in without an appointment, and we were able to be seen same day. There's a huge selection of wedding invites to get inspiration from. Andrea is so knowledgeable from everything to the type of font to use, to the ply of the paper, to helping us write out what to say. She's very communicative and transparent about pricing as well. The whole process from deciding on our invites to sending them to the printer and getting them back maybe took about 3ish(?) weeks. I highly recommend for any occasion!

I found Ridge Kids online first. I ordered something and went to pick it up.. it's an adorable…read morelittle store that is well curated and well taken care of. They have an adorable selection of designer- inspired bags for the little ones. how adorable. The clothing they carry are all from reputable brands that I mostly already know and trust.

The Ridge Kids is my go to children's boutique for unique clothing for my kids. I love the brands…read moreand I love the selection. I am always getting complements on the outfits I buying or my children at The Ridge Kids. The range of sizes available makes it easy for me to buy for my 4 year old son and my 9 year old daughter in one store. They have a lot of sibling options. We love the ridge kids!!