If you are ever in need of an infants suit or dress, this is the place. Ridgewood Kid is the same…read morestore where I got my son's baptism outfit over 7yrs ago. I am glad that I could come back to this neighborhood and find that the store has moved to a new location. Just a few blocks from where the old one used to be. This store is bigger and brighter than their little hole in the wall before. I came in for a dress for my 6-month-old niece's baptism. Ridgewood Kid is what a mom & pop store is all about, reliability, and excellent service. I am sure this store will be here for decades to come, and I'll be in here shopping for future babies.

I traveled an hour just to get here. They were life savers for my son's Christening back in…read moreOctober. Their prices are affordable and there are a variety of styles and sizes to choose from. This is the place for all kid dresses and suits. I almost got carried away and bought several dresses for my daughter. She was window shopping ;). In addition to their merchandise, the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Thanks again Ridgewood Kids!

big store, crowded and long waiting line to the register…read more quiet in the store. cute hair accessories too ;)

This is the best childrens clothing store I have encountered…read more I have never been to a clothing store for children with better prices. I would advise everyone for all boroughs to come to shop at this store.

Good selection and great prices make it worth at least a look for children's clothing.read more

I would give this negative or zero stars if I could, but one star is the lowest I can rate…read more For identity purposes because I don't know who the employee was - I went there around 4PM on Tuesday, December 27, 2016; to the Myrtle Ave location. A RUDE black woman was the cashier there; she was average built, short cropped hair, had an accent, and was tall for a woman. My receipt said the cashier was "GARY", so not sure if that is just the default name or what. I dont know if she was having a bad day or what, but she was very NASTY to me, staring me down, and seemed like she was being theatrical and wanting to make a scene. I asked her if a coat was $12.99 because it had two price stickers over the original price tag. She tells me, "If you want a calculator you can add this all up yourself." I asked her why she's being so rude for, I'm just asking her a question - she tries to blame me for being rude and accused me of treating her like she was stupid. How did she get offended by me asking a legitimate question about a price of an item!? This person should be fired immediately because I doubt someone like that has just a one-time mishap. If she doesn't want to interact with customers, she should find another job! Also, this is not the only discounted children's clothing store in Ridgewood - Myrtle Ave. is lined with them all up and down the avenue on both sides! Thinking back, I regret giving the store my money today and wished I had told her 'Bye Felicia!' and went 2 blocks up to the other large discount store across from the big corner diner instead! She also stole a dollar from me because my change was supposed to be $2.07 and she gave me $1.07 instead - I wouldn't be surprised if she's skimming small amounts out of the register here and there. Below is my receipt so that management/owner can see that I was at the store and look into this incident with the employee.

I love browsing in stores like A B C Variety. They sell practical items that make your life easier…read moreat discounted prices. Items such as household goods, clothing, bath goods, seasonal items, kitchen ware, carpets, and cleaners. You name it. A B C Variety sells it! This store caters to those who live on a limited budget - especially when you live in an expensive city such as New York City. I see people from all ages shop here. Mostly older people who know the value of the dollar and young families who need to save money for their children. The store piles a plethoric amount of items in each section. In order to find your size you need to look through the piles or the racks. This will be a good place to find a small gift. Located on Greenpoint Ave, take the 7 train to 46th Street. Walk 2 blocks and you will see it. Near restaurants, Bank of America, and Rite Aid, make it a part of your shopping agenda.

We had a great experience buying a dress for our daughter's first communion. The expertise,…read morepatience and love that the owners pour into their business is felt from beginning to end of an interaction.

We ordered my son's communion suit here and we had a wonderful experience. We started the process…read moreat the end of January and went back twice in between for fittings. The owner was super friendly and amazing with kids. The suit looked perfect the day of. They also carry shoes, shirts, ties, etc. anything needed for christenings/communions/weddings. Definitely a great place for special occasion wear for kids

I walked in and was checking out some boxers for my siblings, the employees saw me walk back and…read moreforth and standing in an isle for a good while yet not one employee came to help me. It wasn't until i took out a boxer out of a package to figure out the right size on my own, when one of the employees behind the counter already assisting a customer stopped and spoke out loud asking if I needed help yet gave me such a dirty look. I said no i'm okay after already helping myself on my own, not only did she stay staring for a good while, she lowered her voice and started talking about me with the customers and employees all looking at me like some weirdo. Honestly this will be the last time I'm stepping foot in such uncomfortable place, I don't understand how these people even got a job at this place, with no training at all. No hospitality, just straight up making people feel bad. As someone who has worked in retail, it's never hard to be helpful at your workplace, a small sweet gesture could make someones day and unfortunately this place cannot do the bare minimum.

Let me start by saying that I've always shopped at this Carters is the one closet to my house. On…read moreThursday January 9 I walked in after work in kind of a rush because I had to pick up my child from school. I needed to buy a gift card as I was looking at the gif cards the cashier comes over and says you need an ID to buy those which I found odd since I had not even said how I was paying, she continues to tell me I need an ID, Finally I pull out my ID and my Carters Credit Card and AFTER I swiped my card she said no you can't use the Carters card.. I found that odd.. So I walked out the store and I called the 800 number. Where it was stated to me that YES I can buy a gift card with my credit card and NO I don't need to show ID..I then proceeded to go back to the store to double check that i wasn't charged for the gift card since I had swiped my card. The cashier said well when you get your statement you will see if you got charge.. I told her absolutely not she was going to check right there and right now and I also informed them at that moment that was still on the phone with 800 and the tone changed quickl. I ended up going to another Carters with again ID and Card in hand and they sold me the gift card. I dont know if it was that I didn't look like them or maybe they taught that I didn't work whatever it was I felt profiled by this women at the Carters on Myrtle Avenue in Ridgewood NY

Love this little cozy children's clothing boutique. I always go straight for the vintage section in…read morehope of scoring a piece for my son . They have such a great selection. It's so exciting to check out when I'm in the neighborhood .

Everything they have was cute and in great condition. Pricing was great. We need more stores like…read morethis!! :)

I have never visited this store in person. I discovered it on Instagram when I fell through a…read morerabbit hole. The aesthetic of the shop and the product offering (great fifty items, a lot of local products, fun greeting cards, plants!) is what drew me to follow them. Having a "Visit Ridgewood Day" and and shop and Stay Forever was on my to-do list this spring, but now we're all grounded. I was so happy to see that the owners took a creative way to drum up some business during a very uncertain time but selling all types of care packages. I decided to buy a surprise box for my friend, and she loved it. It included a candle and a gorgeous spring green journal. I ended up buying three more boxes for my friends' children; I cannot wait to see the pics of their loot from Stay Forever. I will definitely be visiting this local women-owned business when things get better.

Cute standard gift shop with fun selection of many of the kinds of things featured in most local…read moregift shops. Plenty of fun unique things here as well. Definitely worth a visit if in the area. Enjoyed their Ridgewood-specific items! Didn't love that a few different items didn't have prices, don't really ever see that. And wish they offered printed receipts, not all customers are open to providing email or phone. But alas if not, to display the prices on a customer-facing device while ringing things up, prior to payment. But if a customer is unclear, they can certainly ask the staff! Just would generally say that those things combined create an issue it's not really typical to have to navigate nowadays.

Most fabulous! This is a very special place, a gem, and the owner is clearly very talented and…read moreexperienced, always new stuff of great quality, aesthetic and historical value. I love the eclectic yet distinct style of the store and there is great turnover so always new stuff to discover.

Nice stuff to look at but I came in looking for a specific thing and I got it! I was looking for a…read morecoffee cup and saucer and I found a nice one and the owner provided useful information for us. I think it was a good price for each set.

I joke that motherhood has made me into the ideal consumer, because my mom friends and I often talk…read moreabout our favorite brands and products. Well, this is the perfect place to put that into practice. It has all of the best brands--Frida and Coterie come to mind--and it's nice to buy locally instead of during late-night scrolling on Amazon. The store is beautiful and has everything you could need. Some of it is pricey, but everything is very well-made and there are certainly items in all price ranges. Most of all, this store is accommodating to babies. The staff helped me get my stroller in; they have two changing pads with diapers and wipes (plus I think a toiler sprayer for cloth diapers?); and they let me nurse in the back room. I will definitely be back!

As an early Christmas present, my husband ordered me a baby carrying winter jacket from "The Wild,"…read morebut when we received it we realized it was the wrong size. The shop was so accommodating when he called to tell them of the mistake. We live in DC and were passing through New York in a month and they told us they'd happily exchange it for us when we came through. That's more generous than the actual company site of the coat! When we got there, they let me try it on the new size WITH a carrier and dummy doll to make sure it fit how I wanted it to. It was so nice not having to take my son out of his stroller! The store is clearly made with mothers and children in mind. The shop itself is also just filled with the most wonderful baby and maternity products. A great place for gifts and necessities. They also have a variety of classes available in the back of the store. This is an awesome small community store and we will definitely be back!