Super cute little antique store with a cool selection of art. Prices varied but lots of good…read moreoptions with affordable pricing. I got this super cute frame for $10. The guy working was friendly and he had a really good heater on a very cold day. Good place to check out.

Stumbled upon this spot today and it was one of the best shops Iv come across. Staff was super…read morefriendly and they had a huge selection of stuff. From vintage magazines to posters, jewelry, clothing - it was awesome. I got a couple of vintage magazines and a sweet deal on a mirror. Highly recommend this spot.

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.

I love junks. They inspire, entertain and take me back to where they were and imagine what they…read moremight become with some love, endless possibilities. Junks stretch my imagination. I was heading to Lowe's from Smith & 9th St station. When I turned the Lowe's sign, I found junk after junk overflowing to the street. I was pressed with time so I snatched some photos but that's all I could do today but I will write more soon. I need to go back to Lowe's for flooring for my kitchen renovation so i will go around inside of this huge site of junks and ask some questions, especially price. I am very curious.

New York Old Iron is a large salvage yard situated under the Smith/9th St subway bridge beside the…read moreLowes parking lot. They salvage all sorts of architectural and home items including but not limited to iron fences/gates, doors, chandeliers, sinks, tubs, wooden posts, and so on. As a non property owner I was more interested in browsing through the aisles of stuff to check out the miscellaneous items scattered around like a slot machine, welding mask, mannequins, chairs, and all sorts of random randomness. Nothing has a price tag and from I hear everything is negotiable. I heard a couple prices being told to other customers that seemed high but without proper knowledge of the item or the end price, I can't say for sure how reasonable this place is. If you're in the area it's definitely a business worth checking out along with the similar architectural/decor businesses across the street.

A great store in Brooklyn - it won't disappoint. I've made several purchases there and enjoyed each…read moreone. Delivery is very easy to arrange. Customer service is excellent. And items are such high quality!!!! My recent purchase is a gorgeous old bookcase in excellent condition.

Okay - so I have yet to make a purchase here, but I know I will in the future because the store is…read moreSO cute. I was out looking for desks and they had a couple of really lovely ones that unfortunately were on the high end of my price range, and though I kind of loved one and wanted to make it work, I ultimately decided to go a little lower on the price. With that said - the store is FULL of cute furniture and decor I'll definitely go back for. They had this gorgeous organizer piece hanging on the wall I'd love to add to my place (but have no wall room for, classic NY), and tons of adorable and kitschy coasters, puzzles, calendars, knick knacks, and more. On top of that, the owner, Elizabeth, is just so sweet and helpful. I'll definitely look forward to coming back here!

Pretty good prices and a lovely selection. I'm glad this small business is near my apartment. I…read morereally enjoy popping in for a look. I will coming back to again.

So I'm walking through Park Slope with my Dad after a lovely lunch on 5th Ave when I see a shop…read morecalled "Trailer Park." That doesn't happen too often, right? So without much thought at all I declared that we needed to go inside and started across the street. What could Dad say? He gave me a look that clearly said "you're weird" and followed me in. Once inside we were greeted by dozens of items that I swear are in my Grandfathers basement right now. Dad must have been reading my mind b/c he actually said "I think you're grandfather has a couple of those in the basement" while pointing to a set of vinyl suitcases. The entire store is filled, floor to ceiling, with vintage pieces of all sizes and shapes. Big ticket items like tables, chairs and trunks to smaller accessories of baskets & picture frames. The layout and arrangement made it hard to navigate the store and what was more confusing was the location (I think) of the cash register & counter area... It's hidden behind a huge pile of stuff so you can't even see the front door if you're sitting behind the counter. Oh and we were in the shop for a good ten minutes and I don't think I saw the owner/manager once. I though that was weird.. and I can't forget to mention- I found the store to have a bit of a musty smell... which makes sense if you think about the items inside. While I don't think I'd purchase anything it was a cool shop to walk through and brought back memories of Gramps. If you're looking for some nostalgia- stop by Trailer Park

Cute thrift store with clothing and various home goods, I found an awesome knitted mini-dress I've…read moregotten several compliments on.

Loveliest staff ever ! So helpful and warm. They have an amazing assortment of candles, diffusing…read moreoils, clothes, and other Knick knacks! Very cozy environment !!

This is a wonderful resource for affordable mid-century modern furniture. Staff is helpful and…read morekind. I love to stop by here regularly because their stock is always changing. If you are redecorating, don't miss this place!!

I am delighted with Luis, his son Junior and Bedford Galleries of Brooklyn, New York City. They…read moreare the best. Luis and his family are very educated, dignified and transparent in their business and interpersonal transactions. They eagerly share their vast knowledge and do not pressure or hustle you in any way, shape or form. I felt so relaxed I thought I was talking to a well reknowned art curator at the Metropolitan Museum. They realize that estate or antiques sales more often than not brings emotions to the forefront. They do not take advantage of this sentimental inclination. Their amazing comprehensive command of period design, architecture, artistinal manufacturing, contemporary and traditional art, collectibles, multicultural symbolism, recent market and taste trends is stunning. Further, Junior has a warm sincere manner when speaking to anybody in the family from children, cynical adults or otherwise vulnerable elderly members. Bedford is a classic "mom and pop" shop that has a deeply rooted human touch lacking in more grandiose, faceless commercial institutions. Such small businesses must be venerably cherished as they are protected by local and federal entities. Excellent all the way !

Imagine my surprise when, as I was walking around my neighborhood last night, I stumbled onto the…read morenewly reopened Housing Works. I was absolutely devastated when they closed up their old location a couple of years ago. There really is no replacement for HW, as well as its mission to serve the AIDS/HIV population. Also, with the change in the retail corridors in BK heights as well as Dobro (no more 99 cent stores!!), it really was a trememendous loss. So, I am beyond thrilled that Housing Works is back on Montague Street (and in a location much closer to my apartment, to my financial detriment!) The newer storefront feels a tad smaller than the old space, but with a similar layout. Clothing and accessories in front, housewares towards the back, with the donations area at the back wall. The selection seemed more thoughtfully curated, if a little thin. Housewares and bric a brac organized and styled aesthetically by color. Clothing styles were mixed and a little on the higher end, but this reflected some items that were newer or with tags. For ladies, there were some gems by Derek Lam, Coach, Rag and Bone, DVF and Theory. Some brand new coach coats with tags for $150. I didn't get anything but I'll definitely check back in periodically.

Service here is the worst. Completely smug jerks. The guy behind the counter was fine with a dog…read morepeeing on the clothes, but gave me shit about having my kids in the store. Put my coffee on a shelf to try on a shirt and he immediately threw it away (was legitimately one shirt, was there do a minute). Complete @$$holes and I will never be back. Selection was fallen off a cliff anyways and they're now charging $50 for used banana republic factory shirts. The reviews are bad for a reason!