Customer service is minus; I was non-existent to the store clerks on a Friday afternoon....there…read morewasn't anyone in there when I walked in; the 2 clerks were so busy having a conversation with each other; that they didn't notice me in the store...when I was walking out, they paid attention to me, I must have said that I was invisible...I would never come back to that store!!!!

I had a very good experience with the gift wrapping service available at Paper Source in…read moreBronxville. There is a nice selection of paper and cards appropriate for a wedding, and great care was taken with securely wrapping a fragile gift. The cost was quite reasonable.

This store is a great little store with great service…read more You'll find great printed T-shirts, great pieces of art for your collection.

Stood outside for 45min from 2:15-3:00pm waiting for someone to return "in 5 minutes." Door was…read morelocked during open hours. Sad that a small local business misses out on profit because no one can be bothered to work.

A five-star review when they didn't have what I went there for?…read more This is about the service, not necessarily the store itself. I really had to have a specific product: what? OK, it was the Caran D'ache Grafcube, red tint. There's no place that has this and I *had* to have it *now*, so I checked Blick's website and the store availability checker... In stock in Harlem (only). I'm in Brooklyn but it's a nice bike ride, so on my way... I get there, it's right near the Studio Museum (YES! MY FAVORITE NYC MUSEUM) I find the right aisle, I find the Caran D'ache case which says "Grafcube RGB" - the EMPTY case! The lady who had already offered to help me was still nearby, so I asked her. She checked and the inventory system said there were several in stock. There are overstock cartons above the shelves, labelled with brand or media type. This incredible person (drum roll here...) N'Deye (pronounced En-Day, BTW) reassures me that we'll find them, gets a ladder and starts taking down and going through each obvious carton. When we've exhausted those, she then goes through the non-obvious cartons. We examined about 30 cartons(!) When we cannot find them, she gets a colleague (manager maybe) and he tells her some things to check in the inventory system and they determine that they're not actually in the store (last received over a year ago), maybe stolen. N'Deye then apologized so profusely and sincerely. Hey. at this point I was so touched by all of the attention that had been given, I was fine :) So... disappointing trip...? Let's see Blick stock control: 0 stars Blick location: 4 stars Blick associate N'Deye: 11 stars Other Blick associate (sorry, I didn't get your name): 5 stars Average: (0+4+11+5)/4 = 5 Stars! But really, it's all about N'Deye - Blick management please take notice and recognize this! P.S. I did find the Red Grafcube (YAY*2) as part of a set they had at Janoff's, which I decided to try since I was already 12 miles from home

Like having Blick nearby in Harlem - a great local resource for art supplies!…read more While I'm not a regular shopper there due to my limited needs and their prices, but found they have a good selection and in-store helpful, expertise. Like also their graffiti wall at street level. Recommend you check this Blick out!

My wife and I have been going here for over 20 years. It's not just the quality of the work and…read morethe fair pricing; what we value the most is Michael's help making framing decisions. He doesn't push any particular choice, but keeps laying out options until we come up with something that works for us. The selection of mouldings and mats is huge and he knows the whole inventory. Getting a piece of art framed and giving it our own touch is an adventure for us, and we've always been very pleased with all the work we've had done by Michael and Frank. Our highest possible recommendation.

I happened to visit this shop on behalf of a sick friend who wanted a new Klimt framed. The art was…read morecoming from Europe any day. We wanted her to be happy and plan the frame and this was closest to her. We waited 10" for customers to complete their order and we walked about to consider frames. After looking at frames, we had ideas. The customers left. I had the poster ready to view on my phone. I asked for help choosing an A2 size frame, moderately priced. Suddenly, the older sales gent went all red in the face and, with significant anger in a very loud voice, said he didn't understand what I wanted. "What A2"? Whaddya mean?" I showed him the piece and said the A2 measurements are right here...and he EXPLODED at me! "I don't need no computers, I don't do that." It was the size of the art I was attempting to show him. Moving away from him, shocked at the torrent of red-faced agita about "A2," we backed away toward the door. Perplexed, astonished. Incredulous, we found our way out of this second floor shop (no AC) and looked at each other. Is this Bellevue north? WTH was THAT we wondered. I concluded? He's nuts, seriously bonkers. This is *way* beyond rude. So. Buster. Work out your problems on a couch because it is NOT OKAY TO YELL. Especially at women. Women, think about this review before visiting.

Beautiful area, plenty of clean lavatories, parking was easy, nice selection of food and drink…read more However, the prices of goods were exorbitant. Some crafted goods were beautiful and unique, but even ordinary small items were very expensive. Be prepared.

LOVE LOVE LOVE the Crafts at Lyndhurst!…read more This year's (yes, we go every year!) specials treats included: -- Absolutely beautiful collection of paintings by Russ Erickson of Erickson Art Studio in Chicago. He is extremely talented and his handmade paper is beautiful! http://ericksonstudios.com/index.html --One of my favorites, Thank you to Maura & Abbie of Moon Tide Dyers ( http://moontidedyers.com) for remembering to bring "just my size" dresses to the Crafts at Lyndhurst today! It was great to see them again & of course I LOVE my new dresses! (I now have ... a mere half dozen, yes 6). --I could go on and on here, there are so many talented artistians and I've meet so many wonderful people. To the artistians I say THANK YOU! Thank you for sharing your very special talents with all of us through your very special treasures!

This location is a hit or miss . This particular time I take full responsibility I rushed to get…read morehere at 7pm but NYC was not having it I reached at 7:03 pm and I just knew they was not going to Let me in but it was worth a shot I beggggeed the gentleman Oyran ( I hope that's his name ) at the door that i had a online pick up and all I needed was to pick up he let me in ( i swear it pays to have a heart and show compassion) For some reason my eyes bypassed my bae in the online order bucket so i asked the lady that was sweeping of if I don't see my order would it be anywhere else her demeanor was over it and tired because her reply was if you don't see it over there it's not ready and we're closed . I was taking back a little because yes you are closed but I'm in the store and I'm a paying customer and your still on the clock ... The manager asked if I checked the bins we checked together and his amazing eyes spotted . The visit wasn't as bad . I got my Order and I got out the store .... Thank you to the young man who open the door idk if your the manager but keep up the amazing customer service

Muse, a lovely & very professional associate should be the store manager. Lydia, however, the…read morecurrent manager, should be fired. She is extremely unprofessional, rude, and lazy. When I showed her pictures of how filthy the bathroom is and told her that the hand dryer was broken, she smirked & thought it was funny. She had also refused to unlock the bathroom door when I asked her earlier, because she said she was busy. I told her it was urgent, and she still refused. She called for someone else to open it but it literally took them 5 mins to come.

This store has been here for a long time and I will continue to come here. The service was service,…read morethere is a big selections of items you want and the value is a little high but what's not!.

I came to the Bronx to buy some fabrics and to my dismay, the store was closed, even though it said…read moreon Google (and in the posted hours of operation) that ot was open. What to do, look for another store that sold fabric nearby. Lucky for me, there is one right across the street. Save-A-thon isn't a fabric store per se, but it's a jack of all trades stop that sells everything from craft supplies, home decor, accessories and more. They do however have a lot of fabric, FOR CHEAP!!! I don't know if this is irregular, dead stock , overstock or what, but they have some very good quality fabric way under priced. I was like a kid in a candy store here. Because I didn't have that much space in my suitcase. I didn't buy as much as I wanted to, but I bought enough where I have to mail some home lol. They sell some amazing cuts of leather that I wish I would've been able to purchase anything from small cuts for $10 to complete hide sized cuts for a little over $100 unbelievable price of leather. I didn't much look at anything else they sell other than the fabric. I am most definitely coming back the next time I'm in New York .