BAMBOOZLED! During the 2024 holidays season I made a purchase totaling nearly $400 which qualified…read morefor me for a promo to receive a $50 gift card that expires 2/28. Well today, on 2/26 I decided to cash in on my gift card. I picked a pair of sunnies ($20) and a makeup bag ($25). When I got to the register, I was told I needed to make a purchase of $150 in order to use the gift card. This was never disclosed during the initial purchase. Nowhere on the receipt or gift card does it state this term and condition! When I spoke to the "manager" of the day, she agreed that it wasn't stated in writing, but "that's the way it's set up". Really? How misleadingly convenient. That important detail was left out. What a crock! What a disappointment! Bait-and-switch is BAD BUSINESS. You're obligated to let your customers know these details of your promos and the way they are "set up" beforehand. I'm filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau next.

My girlfriend made a special trip to get me a few pairs of shoes for a special event that came up…read morewithout much notice. I didn't have the right casual shoe. I'm a weird size but I could tell from the website selection Shoe Market was going to be our best bet. Even though I had to work and couldn't come with to get them on, the store associate was able to advise her a few selections they had in stock that might work for me. When my girlfriend returned home with two pairs for me to try I kept both because they were both quality and stylish options with a good fit on my weird foot.

Looking for a little slice of 80's-00's NYC Skate culture? How about to shoot the shit with a NYC…read morenative about the exclusive sneakers (Nikes mostly) or sick af products that he has for sale? This is your spot. As I walked in I was dumbstruck! It made me feel like a kid again. Standing in there I just felt that grit energy that saddly NYC has lost. The owner sprinkled the shop with art and trickets that have their own stories and reminded me of my childhood. I only know this since I tried to buy 4 different items but they weren't for sale because they were sentimental reasons. Though I was sad I couldn't aquire some of these things, the stories he provided filled that need to own it. This spot is a controlled chaos in all the best ways. It has the New York City flavor to its core that would be missed by non-natives. All and all, respect to this shop on every level. I dropped $150 without a second thought after buying alot of stuff because these are shops I want to support. It's passion over profit (in a realistic mindset). Thank you!

At a time when streetwear and "sneaker culture" are unrecognizable, this place is a shining beacon…read moreof the old New York of the early 2000s. Awesome rare gear at outlet prices. People will ask "Where'd you get those?!" We wore Supreme when they didn't have a website. We used to chat with Dave Ortiz or Jeff Staple when we'd pop into their shops. Apps didn't exist. We had to physically be there, meet people, know people. F*ck your Yeezys!

i can always count on fabco shoes for cheaped priced footware for men. ladies , kiddies , babies ,…read moreothers . was in greenpoint park of brooklyn to visit some friends and on my way back to astoria i notice a fabco shoes shop and its time to spend. good simple layout of footware in sections via men , ladies , kiddies from smallest sizes to bigfoot size. no one on my back as browse the guys section and folks i am well aware its not the greatest quality or fancy brand styles but come on for under 30 bucks for a pair of casual walk abouts who really gives a sh#t. i actually like the sneakers and slippers as i keep a few pairs at work and in the car just in case if needed. i gal who went to the back to get my 4 boxes of footware was the same gal who rang me up and i even got additional 30 percent off on 2 of the pairs of casuals. listen i aint spending 300 bucks on a pair of overpriced sneakers and the dress shoes i wear for special occasions that cost me under 40 bucks is just as good or better then the expensive italian shoes i have gathering dust in my closets .for me fabco shoes is good enough for me and now i want a gyro .

This review is to thank Karina, who was so helpful! I was bummed because I needed a pair of cute…read moreshoes to wear to an event, but I have a sprained ankle and was having trouble finding something that would fit over the bulge of the brace I have to wear! Karina new right away what to try, and was so nice. Made my day.

The clothing selection they got here was good. Reasonable prices. Everything was well organized…read morewhen I came in. Tried to get some help from the person working here, service was lacking.

A nice neighborhood clothing shop in Greenpoint that has a variety of men's and ladies clothing and…read moreaccessories at reasonable prices . Good simple organized display of clothing that's easy to browse and find as I needed a few dress pants and shirts . After freely browsing around I found 2 pairs of pants and 2 dress shirts that fall between the casual and formal category. Total prices for all 4 were reasonable and folks who work here are friendly and helpful .glad I came to Greenpoint to support a local business. 4 stars on my yelp meter .

Great little gift shop in Williamsburg, I had to go back the next day, I coulda bought the whole…read morestore. Functional meets Japanese minimalist storage objects/pens/bags/totes/plants. It's so good!!!!

Overall: Beautiful little shop with a wonderful selection of plants. They have lots of small ones…read moreand some large ones. Beautiful Japanese made products. Stationary and totebags! Upon entering we were greeted by one of the owners. She was very knowledgeable and knew about all the plants, history, and how to take care of all them. She was kind and helped guide us to plants that were easy to take care of on our desk!

Fast, same-day service for a great price. Will bring other shoes there in the future!read more

Quick, easy, honest service. Much appreciation to this gentleman. I had a hole in my leather shoes,…read morehe told me it could be glued, did in 5 minutes and only charged me $10. No hole anymore, happy customer.

We found this place via a sign on the street! The window front is set up very nicely, offering a…read moreglimpse into a fun vintage selection of shoes and clothing. The shoe options are seriously unmatched here, and they're organized by size so you know where to look. The overall set up indoors is gorgeous and pleasing to the vintage fan. The employee was very helpful and engaging with us for what we were looking for and offering options too. The merchandise appears to be of good quality too.

A really great selection of clothes and shoes. the collection is insane and def a must to see. Plus…read moresuch nice people who work there!! Coming back 100%

Always found a great selection of merchandise when I did shop at Pop's and a long with great…read morecustomer service at a great affordable value.

This store is great, seriously! It's literally filled with a wide selection of Carhartt pieces. I…read morefelt like a kid in a candy store lol. There's something for everyone, from classic overalls/vest to the cutest pink overalls for babies! What really made this place stand out was the customer service. The staff were warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. They took the time to talk, engage and made sure I found exactly what I needed and treated me more like family than just another customer. It didn't feel like a typical shopping experience, it felt personal and I really appreciated that. I'll definitely be back soon. If you're considering dropping by, please do. This place is 100% a hidden gem.

There's a solid selection of seasonal clothes here that caught my eye as I walked past. If nothing…read moreelse, it seems as though they have a better selection of canvas shoes than anyone really should. I actually saw numerous things I would gladly rock, but some of it seems a bit pricey. For instance, when did shorts start going for $70 on the regular? They are half the size of pants, and my pants don't cost that much. At least this pair didn't, but that's probably because I've been wearing them since 8th grade.* ID is definitely worth a look for hats, shoes, shirts, and more. In it, I found something that's extremely rare for me on Bedford: clothes for sale that I would actually wear. _________ *I used to be with it, then they changed what "it" was. Now what I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me.

I always find some really good basics here. zip up hoodies, shorts, socks, some nice button downs…read more Recently I really been loving the face masks. Super minimal Japanese fabric style. They are super nice.

This isn't so much about the store, but about the brand…read more I've been a huge Madewell fan for at least the past 10 yrs. Lately, we're not in alignment as much. In the past, I depended on Madewell for consistently delivering on quality leather goods: tote bags for work, leather boots, loafers and cute casual bags. As an educator, those were my staples. They also had great smooth cotton graphics tees and my faves were when they'd collaborate with orgs such as the NY Botanical Gardens. Rummaging through the sale sections during off season is usually catch some great cardigans and blazers for the fall and great bandannas and jewelry to add a little razzle dazzle. Nowadays, the prices have risen astronomically. Little stackable earrings are now on average $58 and the clasps are weak and poorly made. One day after purchasing 2 pairs from this store, they're coming apart. Purchase a purse, the leather is trashy. A lot of the classics that myself and half the teachers at my school used to purchase have been removed from the rotation. Super annoying! Madewell, please get back to basics. I know the political climate has driven production up , but don't loose your entire customer base and maintain integrity around production. Thanks

We stopped in here to check out this cute location in Brooklyn and the clothes are definitely made…read morewell. I like the lay out and tried on a pair of jeans and they were too big. I like their merchandising!