I absolutely love this place. Everytime I go there sre bew things. I particularly like the…read morearchitectural pieces. The staff is always heloful.

Unbelievable place of history and artifacts from NYC and all over! Worth a visit if your in the…read morearea to browse and check it out!

Really nice vintage store. Very reasonable prices and the woman was so nice. Would definitely check…read moreit out again

Quintessentially NY store with a wonderfully eclectic selection from various decades. The owner…read more(Rosemary) is a font of neighborhood knowledge and creates aa wonderful atmosphere.

(This review is exclusively about the outdoor garden)…read more Stumbled upon this gem on our way to somewhere else. Felt like I was touring through the island of misfit antiques. The volunteers behind this effort worked extremely hard to preserve this garden from becoming an affordable housing development. They really want members of the community to volunteer and I read that you can talk to the staff about planting things on your own there. Overall very inviting. They are excited about having more community involvement! My friend vibed with one the the trees so we stayed a bit so he could climb it. Stop by if you're in the area!

An anachronism in the heart of Soho. Walk through the gates to be transported to another time,…read moreanother place. Elizabeth Street Garden is like a mini mini version of Highgate Cemetery, which happens to be one of the most hauntingly beautiful places I've ever visited. Given its covert location, not many know of this sanctum of peace, and while half of me wishes to tell it to the world, the other half wishes to keep it secret among a few... Nay, let me whisper it to you: Find it in the middle of Elizabeth Street. Walk in and admire the collection of statues on your left and right. Stroll through the flower gardens, and take in all the colors -- magenta, canary yellow, fresh green. Watch children weave in and out of the flowering blooms. Entertain the idea that maybe, after all, there can be right in the world. Sundays will pass quickly here, whether you come for a stroll, a bite, or a quiet afternoon of reading. Leave through the gates, meeting oncoming traffic and hear again the hustle and bustle of the city. This is what New York is all about.

We always stop at Vintage on our thrifting days. Everything there is high quality and…read moretherefore.......expensive! But once in a while we find exactly what we have been looking for and the price is lower than expected ! It's always a wonderful experience to wander through the shop to admire the beautiful collection. The shop assistants are always helpful and friendly and never push you to buy.

Visited today on Easter. Love my finds. It was my first trip to the area. Strolling by on a rainy…read moreday. So beautifully organized and so many discerning selections. All were carefully curated and displayed. My only dismay was not being aware of the important work the shop does as a non-profit before I randomly popped in as I was enjoying a stroll for some "me" time during a busy family trip. The woman with glasses, who I assume was the "manager/owner", was very passive aggressive with me and came off disrespectful and unwelcoming. I overheard her negotiating pricing on some items with other customers and when I was ready with my two vintage cameras (to be used for decor/props) and one pretty beat up purse (all totaling $75 w/o tax), I inquired if they were willing to do $70 for all. I wasn't sure what taxes the city/state charged so I wanted to be sure had enough on my card (a visa gift card a friend gave me when I was diagnosed with cancer) to cover the taxes. She loudly and obnoxiously replied "NO. WE DON'T HAGGLE HERE". I found it repulsive and aggressive when I had been so overly kind and impressed with the shop during my visit. It certainly caught me off guard. Especially after hearing her indeed "negotiate" pricing with other guests. She didn't even make eye contact with me but made sure to speak her words loud enough to try to embarrass me. I was not embarrassed, rather appalled and disgusted. So much so that I recalled other travelers from my party and told them not to come down to the shop. On the other hand, the two male clerks working with me were so kind, lovely and helpful during my visit. Kudos to them for staying pleasant and gracious in that moment that was intended for ugliness. While the encounter at the very end of my trip soured my visit, I would still encourage others to go and I will likely be back again next time. After visiting their website trying to figure out what I did wrong, I see that the work they do is impactful.

Beautiful selection of mid century lamps. Other time periods also. All in great condition. Highly…read morerecommend this shop.

I just bought a beautiful glass vase for my mom for her birthday. This is a really interesting…read moreshop with a wonderful, friendly and informative staff. Mom loves her vase and I was happy to have been told about this special shop.

Cute little stationary/card/gift shop that's part of the South Street Seaport Museum. Lots of cute…read morecards and notebooks. I bought a couple of unique Halloween cards because I like to send snail mail to friends. They also have tons of pens, candles, novelties. They have some books, stickers, stamps. They also have a print press shop where you can make your own posters and prints. This is in a very contained and walkable area that has some other shops and marketplaces and also boasts nearby restaurants. You can make this into a full morning.

I love this place! Beautiful old New York…read more The stationary is beautiful and the unique offerings make this store one I keep coming back to. Stop by around the holidays for one of a kind cards and stationary no one else has. The money goes to preserve the South Street Seaport Museum so shop away!

Omggg obsessed with their collections, art - both modern and classic. Getting to visit this store…read morewas a total treat after seeing their website and IG and all the press. Suuuuch a cool concept. Modern hip nostalgia remade so I could connect with another world. If you're shopping for quality craft porcelain- plates bowls spoons display art sculptures, this is the place. For anyone looking for a piece of NY that's tasteful--this is it!

I've been wanting to see the wares since I saw the video about it on social media. I got some…read moredessert and soup spoons as it's hard to find hand painted ceramic chinese spoons. They have little bumps, which is different from the usual smoothness I expected. The mom and dad of the owner was manning the shop when I visited.

A great book store with a rich selection of books at great prices. I will be sure to return when…read moreI'm in town.

this was a very interesting bookstore. I can tell it's very old-school and it's very nice! They had…read morelots of old prints. I was looking at a lot of them. I liked the New Yorker prints. I never read the New Yorker but I know they have iconic covers! I think these were reproductions but still they were really cool to see. very friendly staff as well and very quiet to look around.