Loved the place! Good prices, I dropped off clothes & brought books. The church volunteers are…read morefriendly & kind.

I am amazed by the consistent quality and affordability of my finds in this Thrift Shop--clothing,…read morejewelry, shoes, handbags, homegoods, and vintage treasures!! The inventory is refreshed on a weekly basis, and the staff is very pleasant and extremely helpful! Be sure not to miss their Boutique and Holiday "special sales" for incredible deals. Perhaps what impresses me the most is that all proceeds provide grants to local and international nonprofits that support women and children

I was looking for something a little bit different and stumbled into Bella's boutique…read more They have so many cute keepsakes cards and gifts, soaps, and ornaments. Of course I was able to find something fun and unique to take back home with me.

Nice little boutique store with an eclectic array of items to purchase…read more Plenty to peruse here from jewelry, to cards, magnets, books, clothing items, art, gifts and souvenirs, etc. Of course, we purchased some local Headless Horseman knick knacks to take home. The lady working here the day we dropped in was very friendly too. I think she was the owner.

Can't go to the garden without stopping by the shop. They do such a great job with their displays…read more Right now they have Christmas trees and ornaments. There is a book section, a perfume and lotion section, kids toys, and plentyof NYBG merchandise. You can buy bulbs and seeds inside the shop. The live plant section has winter bushes and holiday arrangements. Staff has always been friendly and helpful when I've had questions. Most items are priced on the higher side, but there are affordable trinkets if you're looking for souvenirs. This evening they had stations outside of the shop for hot chocolate and cookie decorating. On the other side of the park they have the Holiday Train Show. It's a beautiful time for a visit.

I was so impressed with the NYBG shop! Especially compared to other museum/ souvenir shops, this…read morestore was very well curated. They have a large selection of plants, planters, gardening equipment, and plant themed art and items. Most things are high quality and genuinely nice - as opposed to a bunch of stress balls and mugs stamped with the NYBG logo. There was also a large book selection, mostly with art books and plant books. They also had themed office supplies, journals, candles, and a little bit of apparel. We visited NYBG for the Yayoi Kusama exhibition, and they had a section of the store specifically for Kusama items. They had a great Kusama book collection, along with other limited edition / moderately priced souvenirs. I wish they had a little more selection with the Kusama swag, but I was happy to get some polka dot socks and t shirt. The NYBG shop was a highlight of the gardens and I'll definitely be stopping in each time I visit! PS - NYBG members get 10% off!

Excellent spot to pick up cool City Island art and souvenirs at fair prices. There's also a bunch…read moreof toys and dolls and such that kids will love. The owner is great to talk to and knows heaps about the area. Big plus if you're exploring the island.

absolutely not a fan.......had asked to have an item made....brought examples of color to…read moreowner....who insisted it was one color and not another......no matter what color you called it....most of the item made was not made in the configuration i asked for or the color for which he was given samples.........did not buy item and asked to have small swatches returned by mail as it was an inconvenience for me to travel there...he refused.....owner has a lot to learn about good customer service....will not go back there ...this is new york city and this is not the only speciality shop out there..i am sure there are others with better customer service

This store is an awesome hidden treasure!!! It is so small furniture is literally stacked on top of…read moreeach other... I drove by a million times and didn't even know it was there. I had been searching for weeks for the perfect old school solid wood dresser to no avail until a friend of mine told me about this place. They have so many beautiful pieces the owner really takes his time selecting them. There were newer pieces and vintage pieces too. Sofas, dressers, mirrors even a few appliances such as refrigerators and washer/dryers. If your looking for good quality vintage furniture or even more modern without the furniture store price tag this place is definitely worth taking a look at and I am a very picky person. There is also a woman in the front of the store that sells new/used shoes and clothes.

Slim pickings. A few good pieces of furniture that you can paint and have fun with. Otherwise…read morethey've got shelves of miscellaneous stuff like glassware and toys to pick through. Not worth a detour but if you live locally you might want to stop in.

We happened upon this gorgeous boutique on a visit to Scarsdale and were so impressed…read more Beautifully curated with lovely sets of dishes and other housewares. I was especially taken by a beautiful copper butter dish that I hope to display in our kitchen someday. It's not as practical as a Le Creuset Crock, but I collect copper, so that's my excuse! Lovely store with just as lovely employees

All kinds of glassware, from lights to lamps to glasses and some beautiful custom-made cards, etc…read more A lot of various knick-knacks for purchase and a lot of great things to decorate a home. Don't get the utensils, though, seems too flimsy with the plastic-colored stone.

Finally a beauty supply in the area! Well stocked, good products. Staff is pleasant and not…read moreoverbearing.

My friend and I were looking forward to viewing the shop since we were coming from queens and I'm…read moreIrish. When we arrive the store owner kept staring at my friend (who is black, I am white) during our entire shopping experience. We were average customers among the few others in the store so we felt extremely uncomfortable and awkward simply walking around and being stared at as if my friend was unwanted in the space. My friend was basically racially profiled, unfortunately giving us a racist impression of the owner resulting in us cutting our trip short due to my friend being in emotional distress. The place is very small so it makes for a very intimate experience. I assume only locals visit, if your from outside the neighborhood or not white I recommend avoiding this store

Small but quaint gift shop full of Irish gifts in the (natch) most Irish neighborhood you can…read moreprobably find on this side of the Atlantic (they don't affectionately(?) call my childhood neighborhood the 33rd county for nothing, you know!) While there are some cheaper, simpler gift options here, they more feature gifts on the nicer end--mid priced or higher. They have a good selection of Waterford crystal items or wool sweaters and scarves alongside your more colorful green and "gold" (sorry, but that's orange, Ireland) items and children's clothes. They also have some nice, tasteful jewelry options, and it is perhaps no surprise a good place to go if you need a nice gift for a Catholic ceremony like a communion or confirmation. I bought a nice leather bound journal as a gift for my aunt, and a confirmation gift for my nephew, which they both loved. In brief, they offer pretty much what you'd expect or want if you were looking for some nice souvenirs or gifts to bring home from your trip to Ireland--with the convenience of only leaving the bounds of New York City by one whole block. Which is really a very fair summation of the whole Woodlawn experience!