Excellent friendly service and a packed store full of surprises! It was a joy to stop in here and…read moreI'll be back. It's very close to the ferry building!

Great place with lots of character. They have a ton of stuff you probably won't find elsewhere and…read morethe prices are often lower than what you'll find online. Great for fans of comics, horror, wrestling, sci-fi, movie collectors, etc. They have a cool local writers section too. Owner is really nice and helpful, very casual atmosphere. It's a good afternoon trip due to all the nearby restaurants, bars, the mall, theatre, baseball field, museum, ferry station, etc.

Oh How Cute moved their business to 38 Androvette Street, Staten Island, NY 10309 right across from…read moreDaddio's. Margie, the owner and operator, is a wonderful woman and a pleasure to do business with. It is a family owned business that has provided us with everything from balloons and ribbon to their very own adorable teddy bears designed by Margie herself. They do both small and large occasions and service all of Staten Island and beyond!

A gift shop located on Statue of Liberty Island and a few steps away from the Statue of Liberty…read more They have the usual here: cloths, ornaments, key chains, Miniture Statue of Liberty, toys and etc. A great place to get souvenir. But again, it is a bit pricy here compared to the small stores or street vendors that you find in Manhattan.

I do love all the stuff there. It's cool. I got a really cool knock off like I said, which I…read morelove. I love America. Sammy, age 6

This borough is so full of amazing food and amazing food entrepreneurs that something like Queens…read moreCounty Market was absolutely necessary to showcase them. Queens County Market is still growing, and is so far just a "pop-up" market featuring a handful of vendors. It's much more of a low-key affair than, say, Smorgasburg (http://www.yelp.com/biz/smorgasburg-brooklyn) (fewer than 10 vendors vs. 100+!). Similar idea, though. QCM's most recent appearance (today) was in Astoria, at Singlecut Beersmiths' brewery (http://www.yelp.com/biz/singlecut-beersmiths-astoria). Singlecut's space is great, but that's for another review. It was definitely a happy partnership, though - people were free to explore the food stands and then consume all the goodies they bought while sampling Singlecut's brews, with fresh air and sunlight beaming into the open space. Partway through the afternoon, there were already a bunch of items sold out (simultaneous smiley face and frowny face)! Best new discoveries: - the alfajores (Peruvian dulce de leche cookies) from Jessy's Pastries - the beautiful bundt cakes from New Amsterdam Baking Co - Spicy Sesame Sauce from Peartree Pantry - excellent live blues from the Sam Taylor Trio floating above our heads - literally, because Singlecut's music stage is a loft I love hearing food entrepreneurs' stories... Today was not only New Amsterdam Baking Co's first time at a market, it was their very first day of business! The batch of cakes they were offering was the first batch they made in their newly rented kitchen space! Thanks to Queens County Market for exposing us to these local businesses. I have a tendency to frame these things in terms of a "mission," but in the end... it's another great way to find great new eats. :)

In my effort to explore all things locally made I decided to come to this place to sample the fares…read moreof the Queens county market. The building and it's interior were plain but clean. Once inside you go down a small hall and there in front of me stood a veritable ring of delicious goodness. Lot's of vendors who had sweets, be it chocolate or baked goods as well as some food and condiment vendors. It was nicely laid out and since I had arrived at 12 it was easy to navigate. I did notice a small area to sit and eat, but I am a professional and eating while browsing is my game. Some of my favorites were: H.S Chocolate Co. They had Maple bacon Chocomels. .....You had me at bacon. Mel's Melting Pot. They offered a spicy fruit ketchup that was more like a relish but good none the less. It was also available sweet. Chulita's famous. They had two great products, the Sofrito Verde and the Sofrito con Spices. Both unbelievably fragrant and fresh. These two would be good slathered on anything! Spicy 'n Sweet. They had two sauces Nonna's sweet and Nonna's spicy sauce. They were both made from scratch using fresh ingredients and it showed. They also had Nonna's red pesto which had a great kick to it. Sabba's Spicery. They had a bunch of different flavored spices that were all fresh and pungent. The by the sea blend was my favorite. Charlito's Cocina. They offered amazing sausages. From the Fig Salami to the home made chorizo and then the star of the show. The Trufa Seca, which was the highlight of the entire market was and I quote from their website directly, "This deliciously sensual incarnation of cured goodness will surely arouse your senses. Seasoned with black truffles and mineral rich sea salt, this is a striking example of how a few excellent ingredients can produce a world unto itself of complexity. Made with pasture raised, heritage breed pork, this will surely make an impact." It was that and more. The Yelp table was cool too. Manned by none other than Yelp super hero Jando we got to chat a bit and I scored some Yelp swag too! I thought it was a good event and they offered a nice mix of vendors. Me being the greedy foodie that I am, wish's there were more vendors. I hope they have this event again. I will be sure to come.

I came in with a group of friends to celebrate our birthday's and we had the best time!! This was…read moreour first time doing anything like this but the staff were incredibly kind and helpful to our large group; they look the time to explain in detail what to expect and how to get a variety or colors, textures, and designs. They have a large selection of pieces to choose from and also offer workshops. We all had a great time and didn't feel rushed to leave or finish which made the afternoon relaxing! We will definitely be back!

I came here with my family for mother's day and we had a blast. We can't wait to go back!read more

Finally! A place where people can go and become superheros. or at least try stuff on and play…read morearound like they're a superhero. In our short visit we determined which of us was a *villain*, found some very clever disguises, tried on a cape and tried to fly. It was a awesome time. Oh and this place is actually a learning center for the kids! Disguised as a store. So clever! The staffer/volunteer in front told us there are actually several of these shops set up across the country. ie: Pirate Supply Store in San Fran and the Bigfoot Research Institute in Boston.

You had me at Supplies for Superheroes My favorite…read moreUniform Shop. Why oh why I have waited all these years to post a review for this place - I don't know. My awesome little friend Max loved his evil blob containment device, and he still hasn't made it to the store yet. Brought a friend who was visiting from Los Angeles here the other Day and he was such a sport he tested out the cape on top of the cape tester machine. Given that he's a creative and works with tons of kids I figured the experience would be priceless. End result: it was. He ate it up. Can't wait to hear how much he loves the Time Travel Mart - in Los Angeles, and the Pirate Supply Store in San Francisco. Dave you're an incredible guy! Love the way your brain works, and how contagious your ideas are. http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/dave_eggers_makes_his_ted_prize_wish_once_upon_a_school.html Date Rating: 10 (This is the BEST place to take a person with a beating heart. Just take a peek into the tutoring room in the back with all of the happy kids and volunteers. If your date doesn't think you're cool because you know about this place - dump them immediately). Pick up Scale: N/A (Bring your own friends the people here are fun to talk to but not a place for mingling). Strong Suggestion: Take the train, walk a few blocks, enjoy the restaurants nearby. GREAT afternoon activity, lots of fun things to see and do nearby.

Lovely small gallery with informed staff adjacent to a street that's worth walking that a butts an…read morealley that's fantastic. I recommend visit to the gallery and the area.

Cutest gallery EVER!…read more I am not an artsy schmancy type of person. So, this art gallery was right up my alley. It is small, cute, and bright. I enjoyed looking at all the Dr. Seuss artwork. Some that I've never even seen before in any of his books. It is so beautiful! It all made me reminisce of my childhood. Now I got the pleasure of taking all these wonderful pictures for my son. I recommend anyone who's a kid at heart to check this gallery out. It was more than I expected. The pictures do not do it justice. They have some other cool art too, I loved them all. "Adults are just obsolete children and the hell with them." Dr. Seuss

Excellent post office and card selection…read more Wonderful proprietor. Kind, thoughtful, and just amazing. One of the few places that carries The New York Times. - Virginia Cantone

Andy is wonderful;very accommodating and so helpful. I go out of my way to go to his business…read more Thank you .