Was hard to find at first but had amazing things!! I loved the variety, despite the prices, but…read morethat's with many things. Kept walking past it, didn't think it would be so small but have so much! Really wanted monchichi they had there

It is very pricey, you can find same products at daiso for much cheaper, same quality and…read more Everything I will not return because of the invalid pricing and the costumer service was very poor when I went

A beautiful tree-lined classic West Village street is home to an equally wonderful boutique…read more Albertine is one of those quiet gems of a store that has an exciting, unique collection and perfect staff. On a more personal note, I visited Albertine three times before deciding to feature it on The Boutique of the Week, not because I was wary of the selection, but the price is higher than my norm. However, Albertine truly is too good to pass up and is the perfect place to splurge and treat yourself to an amazing piece (or two, or three...). The jewelry is the best feature of Albertine and will have you coming back just to drool over it. The exquisitely edited collection is priced from $100 to a steep $1,000+. The beautiful vintage pieces are displayed in glass cases, but touching and dressing up is encouraged. Delicate necklaces share a wall with leather cuffs, and pendants of owls and horns share a case with a silver snake ring and jade earrings. Prices can only be found out from a large binder where handwritten notes and photos document the inventory. The womenswear boasts up-and-coming designers and custom-made pieces that are feminine and vintage-inspired ranging from $150-600+. Flowy fabrics in all colors can be found in floor-length silk gowns and highly-structured bomber jackets. The cozy store normally only has one or two sizes displayed, but the staff is happy to find you the perfect fit in the back. A Victorian couch faces a large mirror for ample viewing, and you can even sometimes find the owner's dog napping as the eclectically chic staff offers spot-on critiques and styling tips. June 2009 Featured Boutique of the Week

A really lovely store that stocks both vintage and consignment clothes. I will be back!read more

Ok vintage store. It's super big. The back of the store is vintage and donates profits to a…read morecharity. The front of the store is an expensive boutique which is interesting. Personally found the store to not have anything interesting.

Came in today and loved the idea of how the store donates to a charity. I get to the back of the…read morestore and notice some beautiful designer things in a glass shelf and then moved to the shoes, where I found some more designer shoes and green boots that I thought were super dope. I didn't even think to look at the brand because of the wide variety of designer and vintage pieces I saw which is absolutely my fault, but when I got home and looked at the brand of the shoe... it was SHEIN. The boots are fire but I spent $50 on $10 SHEIN shoes. Customer service was 10/10 though. I would expect SHEIN at a thrift store but not a vintage store please source better.

MUJI on Fifth Avenue is the flagship New York location of the Japanese minimalist retailer, and it…read moreis one of the more genuinely pleasant retail environments in Midtown. I walked into a store that is organized and calm in a way that feels deliberate rather than accidental, and the layout across multiple floors made the selection feel comprehensive without being overwhelming. The stationery section is the strongest department and worth visiting on its own terms even if I came in for something else. I found the pen selection extensive, the notebooks covered a range of formats and paper weights, and the stamp station near the stationery area is a hands on element that tends to draw people in for longer than they expect. The variety across the stationery floor is deep enough that it is easy to leave with more than I planned to buy. The home goods section downstairs carries kitchen supplies, storage solutions, organizational items, and furniture pieces that reflect the same design philosophy as the rest of the store. Soft cotton clothing, luggage, and travel accessories round out the offering across the upper floors. I also picked up some Japanese snacks available near the entrance, worth grabbing if you are unfamiliar with the selection. For a calm, organized shopping experience that makes minimalism feel accessible rather than sterile, MUJI on Fifth Avenue delivers consistently.

Pretty clean and organized. Wish they had more space…read morebetween the aisles. Would have to go back around to see the other end of the aisle I was in because people were in the middle. They had a lot of cute clothes. Thought they would have more household items but... nope. Pricing on snacks and other items were not worth getting. Workers aren't too friendly or helpful. Expectations were high going in. Came out disappointed.

Cutandcropped came to the rescue without even knowing!…read more I drove an hour and a half just to come here for some very special custom bracelets I wanted to get for my nephews. It was SO much fun and a little overwhelming also with all the incredible choices but sooooo so so so so so worth it. You can even customize with laser engraving any charm of choice which was the perfect touch. The staff was so kind and patient, especially the girl helping me with the custom engraving, she was the BEST. You can easily spend a couple of hours here picking things out. It's the perfect place to come with your bestie, your other half or just to treat yourself. I had so much fun with this experience and can't wait to come back.

This is such a fun cute idea. I originally didn't review it because I got my first bracelet free…read morehowever, I went back and paid for a 2nd bracelet. I loveeee the process of picking charms even tho right now it's hot & it was even hotter with all those people there trying to look for charms as well. One of the employees gave me a fan to use . They are very helpful, there are gold charms and silver charms. My first bracelet was silver & went back for a gold one. You can ask the employees to help find a charm if u see it in gold but want silver & vice versa. I thought they would eventually get annoyed of doing that but if they did they never expressed it in their face so that was a plus. It's a fun adventure with your homegirls, daughters, mothers etc..

Great options & service! Plus local in the hood! Excited for my selections. Thanks to allread more

Travelling from Boston ! Great store ! Amazing service and beautiful clothes . Would recommend !read more

Found this place thru IG and what a cute little shop. Walking in my eyes got a twinkle looking at…read moreall the things from jewelry, bags, clothes-everything a girl loves. I was there mainly to create my own customized tote with their patches. We got there an hour before they closed and there was a couple of people but they were on the jewelry side (which you can customized) Prices were what I expected and I chose about 5 patches for my tote. They had lots of varieties to choose from- NY style patches, animals, letters etc. My boys ended up finding some patches they liked and added it to a hat (also available). It was a fun experience - for all of us. Glad we got a chance to come here- The young lady helping us was very friendly and helpful.

Little Market NYC, near SoHo, is such a cute spot for a fun and personalized experience. The…read moreservice there is so nice! I went with my friend who was visiting from out of state, and we made charm bracelets together. The bracelets start at $35, with additional costs for each charm. They had a huge selection to choose from, and after picking our favorites, they put everything together and sized it to our wrists. They also sell permanent bracelets and have a bunch of other adorable jewelry. I'll definitely be back soon!

Super cute store! I've been wanting to go for a while and I…read morefinally did. I visited the West Village location. There were a ton of toys, trinkets, books, plushies, wallets, keychains to choose from. This place is great to find gifts for friends and family. There were two workers and they greeted everyone that walked in.

If I could give 0 stars i would. DO NOT GO HERE. Sells fake products. My granddaughter went…read moreshopping her and bought a sonny angel hipper and became upset when she saw the quality. When confronted the manger said the product was not defective and would not offer any remedies to the issue. Awful customer service and sells fake products! Photo: right: real sonny (worn out due to being on phone case) vs fake sold product major differences in color and size , fake also has paint issues