This reminds me of American Apparel and it is really big inside. It is an all color coordinated…read moresystem when you go inside. Every color is grouped together in separate racks. They got nice tank tops with spaghetti straps, tube tops, nice short shorts that are thick quality. Hoodies that are not overly long and stylish with shorts. They got it in different colors. Some of their stuff is affordable but then there are some skirts that are way too expensive. Inside is very spacious and high ceilings with bright lights. There is another level besides the main floor for men's.

Clothing selection was great however the attitude I was given at the fitting room by this woman…read morewearing a skirt and a wrap top was actually crazy. I asked her if I could give her back a shirt that I had tried on and she genuinely sighed, rolled her eyes and gave me the worst attitude!!

What's not to love? The store is airy, bright and beautiful. The people are so nice, the barista…read moreremembered my go-to order after only my first visit! Those mugs are just lovely and feel so good, especially on this 20 degree day when my hands were nearly frozen. New neighborhood spot for me!

Stumbled in on my way to the subway station and it was unlike any shop I've seen. I just came in to…read moreget something to drink, but they also have a selection of clothing items -- I didn't look too closely at them because it didn't seem like my vibe, but just the idea of having coffee in the front and shopping in the back is super modern and unique. I had to wait a bit for anyone to help me at the register. There was only one person working behind the counter, so I don't really hold it against them, but I'll say I was so close to leaving the store because no one had said anything like "I'll be right with you," or "So sorry about the wait." It was a weird moment in time where part of me thought I was invisible because it didn't even seem like anyone had seen me, from the employees in the store to the person behind the counter. I did end up sticking around, though, to get this matcha latte which I also thought was not as good as others I've had. The matcha flavor was decently strong, but more bitter than others. I also had asked for a shot of honey to be added to the drink which I thought would sweeten it for me, but I couldn't taste it at all. Super cool idea but would have liked a little more on the execution!

Although the staff is very kind, the quality of clothing they sell does mot meet the price point…read more $70 on a nice top is a decent price. That top should not lose two buttons in a delicate wash the first time it's cleaned. That's ridiculous. Inner lining of the top shrank as well. There was no garment care instructions so safe to say I'm very disappointed. Not worth your money.

Zemeta is a curated fashion boutique that highlights Asian brands and designers, both local and…read moreinternational. Having seen some of these brands at pop-ups before, it was nice to find them gathered together in one space here. The clothing leans on the pricier side, but the quality is strong and the designs feel one-of-a-kind. Many of the pieces are unique and not something you'll find replicated elsewhere, which makes it a worthwhile spot if you're looking to invest in standout fashion.

Pretty cool vintage spot I like the vibe and the mall it's in has a ton of vintage stores. It's all…read morepretty pricey and I find it a bit more edgy than what I would wear.

TLDR: clothing sourced from ebay and up-charged 2x to rip you off…read moreThis place has good service, but the owners do not care about customers and will rip you off with inflated prices. I bought a Prada coat that I really liked, but I thought it'd keep me warmer. After being outside for a couple hours I tried to come back and return or exchange the coat. I contacted the owners and they would not budge. When I looked online to try to re sell, I saw the exact same jacket listed for half the price. On top of that, several of the sunglasses I tried on were damaged (severely bent or loose/sat on). Just shop online it's not worth the risk.

Maybe it's just me but I don't get it. There is hardly anything in here other than a few stores and…read morea tattoo parlor. I've been here in the past and there were more shops inside which were active. Nowadays not much going on in here. Sure, it's maybe a Brooklyn flavor thing but I'd rather shop at a real mall over this.

What a fun concept in the bustling heart of Brooklyn. The variety of shops from old books, previous…read moreenjoyed/recycled clothing to a couple of salons that style hair, tats and gems in your teeth. Great all around location in value and service. Love my new patchwork denim jacket, which was very affordable and I couldn't say no too.

ROOME is a thoughtfully curated fashion boutique that brings together a diverse mix of established…read morelabels and emerging designers under one roof. The selection covers a wide range of styles, making it easy to browse whether you're looking for everyday wardrobe staples or more distinctive statement pieces. One of the most interesting aspects of the shop is its focus on carrying items from local designers that can be difficult to find elsewhere, alongside more recognizable brands that add to the variety. The clothing and accessories are well curated, with an emphasis on quality materials, modern silhouettes, and pieces that feel unique without being overly trendy. There is a good balance between timeless basics and more fashion-forward designs, giving the store broad appeal. While the pricing leans toward the premium side, the craftsmanship and thoughtful selection make the cost feel reasonable for what you're getting. Overall, ROOME is a great destination for anyone looking to discover independent designers or shop a carefully selected collection of contemporary fashion. The combination of unique local brands, recognizable labels, and well-designed pieces makes it a worthwhile stop if you're looking for clothing that stands out from typical retail stores.

I went to the Manhattan location today which they're closing so that could be why I felt the stock…read morewas pretty limited. I don't know if I'd call this a thrift store it seems like there was multiple of a couple outfits, which was a turn off for me. Also it catered to small sizes only, like maximum size medium which didn't work for me. I probably wouldn't come back or visit the Brooklyn location. The clothes were pretty cute though and the store itself was nice - there were two girls getting a bunch of stuff while I was shopping so maybe it just wasn't for me!

Great collection of 90s-00s clothing. Love the fun atmosphere and awesome events. Both store…read morelocations are convenient.

The clothes in this store are stunning. All of the fabrics are handmade, as are the clothes. I…read morefound a dress that I loved, but it didn't fit. The owner took my measurements and altered the dress (for free!) and because I don't live in NY, he shipped it to me. I only wish he had items for sale listed on his website so I could order more. The owner, and his family, are lovely humans. The bar staff is also super kind and great drink makers! All around, it's a very cool spot. I wish I could hang out there more.

I've been living in the area for 4 yrs and have always wanted to stop by... so the day before my…read more27th birthday, I did! It was such a great experience (and there's a sale going on too!) This 10 yr old boutique is the epitome of what BK is - custom, locally produced goods with a music vibe. The owner produces tie dyed African inspired clothing, of which he can tailor for you on the spot. I recently bought a linen dress that I love & can't wait to wear.. and pair of funky huge star earrings. Def a place to go to for unique, well made items. Prices are on the high end but if you take into account the craftsmanship and the quality.. it's reasonable. Anthropologie items can cost 2 - 3x what's in the store... There's a spot out back that is used for classes / workshops / events but I haven't attended any yet. Found a great article on this spot: http://newyork.untappedcities.com/2011/07/14/the-village-at-gureje/