Looking for a kitschy and quirky destination for moderately priced (and funny) finds? This is the place for you! Visited with my (conservative) husband and had a few giggles at his expense. Favorite purchase? A Hamilton shot glass. Heh. read more

Fishs Eddy - Home Decor Near Me - New York, New York

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I like Fishs Eddy, and I'm from California. It reminds me of Restoration Hardware, Crate & Barrel, CB2, and some of the other chain boutiques with fun stuff. It has so many cute and unique aesthetic items as gifts or for your own home decor. As a tourist, it offers unique reasonably priced souvenirs too. There's a sale / special / clearance back room area with nice discounted items. It's a "must visit" store for fans of aesthetic decor. I'm not sure if it's regionally local only to NY, but it's a great store I wish were in CA. read more

Fishs Eddy - BUTTAH butter dish - Home Decor Near Me - New York, New York

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This is my all time favorite store in NYC! I make sure to visit every time I am in the area. Last time I was here I was on the waitlist for Sugarfish so it was the perfect time killer. I bought a ton of gifts and bought the cutest coin purse with the words "lying whore" embroidered in calligraphy on the front. Beautiful! read more

We found great pieces but were worried about how to get them back home to FL in our luggage. The salesperson said 'We can ship it to you, what's your zip code?'. I figured it would be ridiculously expensive. He weighed everything, asked for my address on a post it. The shipping was less than $40!!!?! We bought our purchases on a Wednesday, he advised 7-10 business days. We flew home Thursday. They were delivered Friday. EVERY PIECE was intact, nothing broken. Very impressed! read more

Fishs Eddy - Cute spoon rest - Home Decor Near Me - New York, New York

I first came across Fishs Eddy products at West Elm a while back when I began to realize that every cute item that really was unique carried their brand. I never realized this was a store and so when I saw this while in NY I was estatic and the shop did not disappoint. Basically, I had the best time shopping around and exclaiming over everything that was either hilarious, witty, adorable, or all of the above. Genuinely had a hard time narrowing down my purchases since well, as it states in their motto, their stuff ain't light. I seriously love this store, and if you can't find something you like, then you're probably a humorless soul. I'd assume Fishs Eddy probably has a plate or mug attesting to that fact. read more

I absolutely adore Fishs Eddy! Over the past few years I've purchased several items there... mugs, colorful cereal bowls, steak knives, margarita glasses for a friend's wedding gift! And every item has been fantastic and held up really really well! The staff is always helpful and will answer just about any question you throw their way. And I'm super excited for their renovation and expansion! I've been missing their *clearance* room that was in the back of the store and realllly hope they bring that back! What's better than $0.99 glasses and $1.99 bowls?! My favorite collection currently is the Food Bank collection. http://www.fishseddy.com/browse.cfm/2,118.htm I love the orange for summer! read more

If you are looking to spice up your humdrum place setting then you should check out Fishs Eddy. Fishs Eddy is a store that carries different ceramics and china like plates, dishes, tea sets and even utensils. I have been coming here for over 10 years to shop their high quality and cute items and kitchen supplies. The have a ton of funky designs and prints for plates, tea cups, bowls, pitchers all types of home goods. It has even been featured on some home design shows where they wanted to add a touch of color to furnish someone's makeover kitchen. They have an eclectic collection of prints and designs such as the new york skyline, gingham, check, different floral prints, animal designs and even a new aquatic fish design and they even have solid colored dishes if that's what tickles your fancy. They pretty much have a ton of designs that will reflect anyone's personality. Some of the more whimsical items I have seen are a squirrel nut cracker, cow shaped creamers, multicolored ceramic mannequin hands, carved wood dog and rabbit serving trays and funny rooster shaped and fish shaped items also. They also have the most awesome looking business cards. They sell their brand name t-shirts and if you buy a reuseable bag they make a donation to a charity. They also have different cups, mugs, teacups, glasses, tumblers, wine glasses, etc. Check out their sale section in the back where the items are discounted. The goods here would make a great housewarming gift for a friend or be a nice place to stock your new home and add that personal touch or impress your thanksgiving guests and will look great in your display case. Roaming the store you will feel like Alice in wonderland but if you come here I am sure you can find a cute tea set good enough for your own mad hatter tea party. read more

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If you like cute, unusual dinner ware; you will love Fishs Eddy. Huge selection of colorful dishes, glassware & dish towels,at reasonable prices. I almost always find something fun either for a gift or myself. read more

Fishs Eddy is my favorite store in the city, period. I can honestly say that gradually building up an eclectic -- but carefully curated -- collection of dishes and glassware from these guys has actually changed my eating (and spending) habits since it makes it just a ~little~ more fun to cook and eat at home. If you're a local and pass by anyway from time to time, it's always worth stopping in to see what's made it over to the sale section -- the discounts are generous. BONUS: Fishs has an amazing network of designers, artists, activists, etc. who make appearances in the store for fun events. Specifically, for the past few years they've had (my #1 hero forever) Amy Sedaris in around the holidays to gift wrap in store purchases aaand it's just something you've gotta make time for if you love Amy and/or appreciate things that are completely ridiculous. read more

I've been living in this area for decades moved away and now I'm back and I'm shocked at how pricey this place has become. Also, they have the audacity to charge you $.25 for a small paper bag. read more

Here's a shop where every visit is an adventure. You may be looking for something here - and you'll find three things that you didn't even know you needed! Dishes, glassware, flatware, baking tools, whatever! The prices are fair and the selections are great. The wife and I stop here every time we're in the area (near Union Square). read more

If you're looking for the perfect hostess gift, come here. If you're looking for glasses and plates that will make you happy every time you use them, come here. If you just like daydreaming about your perfect kitchen, come here. In short, check this place out...now. read more

At first I thought this was a restaurant when I walked past it. It is a housewares shop that sells used or liquidated housewares and utensils, as well as paintings by local artist. Decor feels like a country store in Vermont with lots of incandescent lights and string lights. There is so much china and stoneware here, if you're looking they'll have it. This stuff is used, clearance or liquidated stuff but in new condition. Prices I personally feel are high e.g. small plate/bowl ~$7 in used and dirty collection in back. The vibes were great with music being piped in from the 70's and 80's e.g. Eagles, Bob Marley, etc instead of the standard loud house music you hear in most retail shops these days. It's worth a look just to set your mood and experience a different kind of store in NYC even if you don't wind up picking up anything. Enjoy the experience! Carson read more

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This store is happiness, it just oozes it from the moment you walk in. It has the same vibe as a Christmas ornament shoppe in a small town somewhere. The music is upbeat, the lights and colors are all bright and popping, the staff is friendly and engaging, and all of the merchandise is kitschy or funny or whimsical. A lot of things are between $12-$14. It's a perfect place to search for a gift for someone. They have a whole table dedicated to Jewish stuff that was just hilarious (Mazel Tov!). They also have a random pile of nude paintings in a corner (the best ones are towards the front). read more

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I LOVE LOVE LOVE this store. I can spend hours in here. Seriously. Even though it's a relatively small serving/dishware store, it's just so fun and whimsical. They have political stuff, cat stuff (!!!!), and vintage/classic stuff. I say "stuff" because I don't know what word to use to cover dish cloths, books, mugs, and candles. Everything is reasonably priced (though do small cake stands really cost $60? I'm not sure about that ...) and sooo incredibly tempting. On my last trip, I walked away with a bunch of their small bowls in various colors (only $3.99 each), a crème brûlée ramekin, a tiny cupcake stand (for my macarons!), a tiny whisk, and a tiny spoon. :D Excited to come back :) read more

Loved this cute whimsical kitchenware store! I was hoping to see more alice in wonderland stuff as another yelper had mentioned they had, but i only saw a few things of that theme. I did love all the brooklyn and nyc stuff, and we bought a pack of four glass tupperware cups that had a skyline art printed on them. very cute and made for cute souveniers that we could fill with candy! read more

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There is so much cute junk in here! Junk for your house! The cutest home junk! The prices are not cheap. Great place to find a good, thoughtful and dorky gifts tho. So many fun mugs! I have my eye on the Wench one. haha The designs change seasonally. The merchandise is creative and colorful. The store really draws you in. read more

In the market for a ceramic arm? YES. I wasn't before, but I think I am now. I have no idea what I would do with it, but there are plenty to choose from. Front door, immediately left. In any case -- this place is a mother's day sanctuary for any mom (or anyone) that enjoys kitchen related items with a twist. I got my mom a bunch of stuff that she would be hard pressed to find anywhere in the great state of Florida. A bowl with mild insults on it? A plate that looks like a NYC parking ticket? Check. Check. 99 cent flatware? Yessiree. Modern yet 70's style glassware? Oh, you bet. Glasses with creepy blue clowns on them? SHELVES of these guys. From vintage plates, glasses, and glass tupperware to utensils, salt & pepper shakers, and mini-bowls for soy sauce (and much, much more) Fishs Eddy serves up a nice variety of cool kitchen type stuff that would be hard to come by elsewhere. ...not to mention the biggest collection of thick, ceramic, diner-style cups & plates I've ever seen in one room. Prices range, you can spend $20 on one plate, but walk towards the back and rock out a full set of creepy clown glasses for $1 each. Definitely a great place for some very unique vintage-style gifts that are sure to satisfy just about anyone. read more

You haven't shopped for flatware and kitchenware in NYC unless you have meandered through Fishs Eddy. This store is packed from floor to ceiling with everything you need for when first moving into your apartment, or to score some new items to refresh your supply. I bought a coffee mug set here years ago and they are still going strong. Pretty much looks almost brand new. Heavy, durable, well made. Silverware, plates, bowls, mugs, glassware, eating and cooking utensils, serving trays, etc, all can be found here. From one of a kind designs, to retro throwbacks, to cheesy tiki glasses, to modern cookware, to vintage mugs, this is actually a fun place to shop. You can also find clearance items at a discount, or weekly sales going on. Seems they also change some inventory seasonally so there is always something fresh on the shelves. Be careful though as you can easily fry up your credit card in this place. read more

I'm the type of a guy that the thought of shopping for housewares, especially dishes, would normally send me screaming out the door and into the night, never to be seen again for a long long time. Even longer than that. But nobody can resist the siren song of Fishs Eddy. Seriously. Did I mention that I hate shopping for dishes? And yet, if I find myself walking down Broadway and passing Fishs Eddy, I can't resist going inside. Even if I don't need anything. There's something about the loosey goosey ambiance of the place that makes it relaxing and entertaining. That's right, they sell plates and those plates are entertaining. The chunky ceramics that dominate their inventory peal out "Blue Plate Special!" It's a casual style that can find a spot in nearly anybody's household. And there is so much of it, different colors, patterns, funky artwork. It's great, too, that everything is sold by the piece, so you can mix and match your settings to your hearts content or buy just as many of an item as you need. In addition to dishes, they have great bins of flatware for just a buck or two an item. Need eleven forks and seven spoons? This is the place for you. Big ol' coffee mug on a saucer for serving your homemade cappuccinos? You'll probably have about 40 to choose from. As is common with shops of this nature, when items move through inventory they may never return, so if you see something you want buy it then or come back right away to avoid disappointment. I'm so pleased with Fishs Eddy that my only quibble is the name. Is that Eddy, like a small whirlpool? Is that supposed to be where fishs live? And Fishs? Plural of Fish? What? Ah, well, no worries. Just go there. It's fun. read more

I visit Fishs Eddy every time I'm in this neck of the woods. They sell unique items for the kitchen including drinkware, serveware, dinnerware, bakeware, and flatware. I'm not talking about fancy or expensive stuff, just quirky pieces that you never knew you needed until you find them here - for example, a "rest in grease" spoon rest, a "buttah" dish, "intervention" cups, dishes and towels, fork and spoons that weigh more than they ought to, and great gift boxes. It never gets old! read more

If you're in the area, definitely drop in to check it out. The store sells plates, bowls, cups, and other tablewares. It's quaint and very unique. read more

A great place for gifts! On the surface this place sells dishware--sounds boring no?? But the dishwares sold here are both kitschy & have both adorable & cheeky humor so they make great gifts. Separately from dishes, cups, glasses etc Fishs Eddy also sells gifts like colored pencils, pillows, aprons. In fact my two favorite purchases here are a dog/bichon frise pillow & a giant gem shaped crayon for my kid. The thing I like best? That the gifts are not nyc tourist kitsch (aka i love ny etc) but more worthy like alexander hamilton vs Aaron burr dishes, cheese plates that look like a painters palette. I usually try to duck in here if I'm nearby at one of the many excellent nearby flatiron restaurants. read more

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Fishs Eddy was originally called "The New Farm" and was on east 18th street. I had a friend who called them "Vicious Eddy" because of the way their higher-end items can gouge you. Today I was there and they're featuring sample one-of-a-kind plates from hotels and restaurants, from about 1880-1930. They're promoting it as a way to put together quirky, one-of-a-kind table settings, but at prices from about $50 to over $500 for a plate, I think I'll stick to the hotel ware. (The way I break plates, I end up with like 3 of everything anyway.) I've bought lots of the cheap stuff here over the years; I'm a big fan of hotel ware because it's sturdy and well-priced. Over the years, they've apparently had some stunningly bad marketing--I've heard from a source--but have nevertheless remained afloat. They have an outlet in Staten Island near the ferry but I've never made it there because, well, it's in Staten Island. I often daydream about what places I'd register if I were getting married--as if!--and this is a top contender. Here and Garber Hardware. read more

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I walked 8 blocks in the rain to get to this place! It was highly recommended by several dish/dining enthusiasts and I had to make my way there. They have very eclectic glassware and unique New York themed cutlery. Very cutesy cute. I would describe the style as if Crate and Barrel and CB2 had a second cousin named Charlie who went into the dish business. Yeah, kinda like that. Fun, cute, kinda over priced, standard but unique enough to say, "owww dhallling, I purchased this soup spoon in New York, Honey! Isn't it fabulous?!?" What I'm most amazed with is the staff. They were 100% customer service focused and helped me ship my junk back to Atlanta. I just knew when my package arrived dented and discarded due to mishandling by Fed Excrement, my stuff was broken. NOPE! Those guys know how to pack dishes! My entire shipment arrived unbroken and ready for use. Yay! Make sure you check out the secret boom boom discount room in the back of the store. That's where I scored my best finds. That's what made the 8 block hike in the rain worth it. read more

Fishs Eddy - My delivered shipment from Fishes Eddy - Home Decor Near Me - New York, New York

I am in love with this store. The dishware is fantastic and I love the funky, eclectic prints and patterns. I visit every time I'm in NYC because there's always something new. Also, I always find something I like or something I want to gift to someone and I will make the space in my luggage! I love their New York collections, especially the Skyline and Bridge & Tunnel. These make the perfect gifts to bring back home since they're exclusively New York! Service is great and they pack everything very well for transport. FYI, if you are visiting and don't have the desire to lug your purchases back home, they have most of their products available on their website. read more

This is one of my favorite home goods store in NY. They have really beautifully designed items one would buy for their own home and everything is created in sets so you can create a great gift for any occasion. Some items are super kitschy with hilarious slogans ie "wench" or "good morning a$$hole" on mugs. Love the huge sale section in the back. Whether sale or not-on-sale, the prices are reasonable for the kind of quality and design you'll get. read more

This is such a cute store! I wanted to buy a bunch of their dishes here, but traveling from out of state, I wasn't able to. The atmosphere in here is unique. They have a bunch of nice looking dishes and glassware. They even have an area where there is an artist that draws portraits of animals. I think it's worth making a stop in. read more

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I should probably preface this review with the statement that I am decidedly not in this store's target demo. Also, props to this business for selling American-made goods-assuming this is a genuine selling point and not a deceptive marketing gimmick. That said, this type of store is pretty much the epitome of overpriced tackiness. Even conceding that the china and earthenware they sell are durable, high-quality goods-and I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt since I didn't actually purchase and/or use any of them-I still wouldn't be caught dead with most of these things in my home, with the possible exception of the Dolly Parton plate, which is cute. Other than that, it's just a lot of kitschy and tacky tchotchkes, most of which you could probably find for a better price at a garage sale. This type of store is perfect for those with too much money and not enough taste. read more

I'm addicted to mugs. I seriously am. Mismatched collection. Big ones, small ones. Stripes, polka dots, pure white, off-white, orange, blue, handle or without- well, you get the picture. I'm admittedly obsessed. I can't be in Union Square without feeling the impulsive urge of stopping at Fishs Eddy and indulging in housewares or MORE mugs that I probably (actually, DEFINITELY) don't need. Although I'm usually confused about how to pronounce it (Fish and Eddy? IS THE "S" SILENT?!) As I enter the store I'm overwhelmed (in a good way) and consumed by nostalgia that takes me back to a childhood in the country side I've never even had. Yes- the houseware at Fishs Eddy is so beautifully retro yet modern I feel obliged to conjure up some false memories of a life in the country, of milk delivered by a milkman in glass bottles when really, let's be real, I grew up in this concrete jungle where we buy milk at the corner bodega that unfortunately comes in a ugly plastic jug. Yeah, a girl can dream though. They have it all here- anything you might need, the sky's the limit- or consult your credit limit. Things get pretty pricey up in here! Worth it if you ask me. So besides my obsession with mugs, why do I love Fishs Eddy so much? Well, when I enter Fishs Eddy, I submerge myself in an alternative world where I grew up in the country, ate farm fresh eggs everyday, the milkman came every morning without fail and my mother taught me how to make the PERFECT apple pie. Fishs Eddy is obviously my escape from reality. Fortunately my escape usually comes in the form of a $.99 coffee cup found in a bin at the back of the store. read more

Fishs Eddy - My $1 cup! Oh, yes! - Home Decor Near Me - New York, New York

This rad store on the corner of Broadway and 19th has been by go-to for gifts for many a year. Fishs Eddy serves up the best housewarming, hostess, Christmas, birthday, etc. presents; anything I've bequeathed to another has been quite warmly received. New patterns are regularly introduced but the popular ones stick around. A lot of them are New York-related but there are a fair amount of non-NYC designs. Hopefully Fishs Eddy will add some Queens-themed designs soon! My all-time favorites are the dogs and the cats. As recommended by an employee, regardless of your pet preference (cats rock!), you really need to buy both patterns to get the joke. The items are a bit expensive but I'm okay with that since the goods are just so neato. Plus the employees are actually nice and smile. Just be careful wandering around the store since there are so many breakables around. That's my ultimate nightmare, breaking a table of glasses in Fishs Eddy. read more

Love this cute little store with some unique stylish and classy kitchenware and other home decor items. This is also a great place to buy gifts for house warming. I love coming here and buying random stuff for the kitchen. Few items can be a little too pricey but their sale sections always have some really good stuff. Be sure to check this place out if you're in the neighborhood. read more

Fishs Eddy - Home Decor Near Me - New York, New York

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TL;DR - Witty, political (left leaning) and full of gorgeous things for your home. We came here on a recent NYC trip after reading about it when trying to find some unusual homewares. We weren't disappointed! The week we were there, the shop window was a recreation of the Trump Baby balloon which flew over London during his recent visit to the UK. We're no fans of Trump, so found this hilarious. The display changes though... by the time we left the city it was being changed to a mural of birds instead. In side has a whole host of products, laid out by artist do you'll see a selection of bowls, cups, mugs, plates with one style of art on them all grouped together. The products are great quality - really nice big mugs were my favourites - and whilst they're not cheap, they're not too pricey either. If you don't like the price, they had a pretty extensive sale section too where mugs could be had for as little as $4 (albeit without a design on them). We had to consider transport back to the UK so couldn't buy everything we would have liked but came back with a fabulous bridges of new York tea towel and two bars of "Trump Tiny Hand Soap". read more

-- 57/100 reviews for 2016 -- Wanted to buy souvenirs and looked up best souvenir shops because I'm not about to go buy "I love New York" gifts. Staffs were really friendly and there were a lot of selections and decently priced items! The only downfall I've had was the space was cramped and things were just everywhere. I didn't exactly know where to start and was scared I might trip and knock down everything. This place is a great place for gifts if they person you're buying for likes China, silverware, dishes, etc! Definitely worth checking out though but this isn't the place for me. read more

For everything you need for your kitchen this place is tops for the assortment of unique finds in dishware and cutlery that you'd have a hard time finding elsewhere. Sure you might pay a little less elsewhere, but I guarantee you'd have to run around to a few different stores to cobble together things. For that the prices here really aren't that high. You're getting beautiful unique products all in one easy to shop place. The customer service is always great, helpful when you need it and out of the way when you don't. When they have a sale it's almost always pandemonium because of how low the prices go. On top of buying things for yourself many of their items often make great gifts. read more

This store is adorable. I know where I will now be going for NYC-themed, functional gifts! There are some standard housewares items, but they blow it away in terms of quirky, fun, New York items that have a specific purpose. Or a purpose to just look cute. Either way, I was also impressed by the tame price tag. There are some great bargains here! Check it out! read more

Adorable store and nice vibe. Super cute and interesting kitchenwares. A few different products and several different styles. They do pet portraits too which is super cool! Pretty friendly staffs and by Union Square so convenient walking to the subway lines. A bit on the pricier side for some items but I'd say it's pretty worth it. I'd say it's a wholesome place, so come check it out! Even if I don't plan on buying anything, just walking around the store makes me happy. read more

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LOVE! Shop the sale in January. Pretty much everything is marked down. (Purchased lovely, heavy flatware). Perfect for all of you needing to acquire housewares for a new apartment. It's all there at a reasonable price. Will go back whenever in NYC, for sure. read more

Fishs Eddy - Tiny Fishs Eddy bowls - Home Decor Near Me - New York, New York

Do you need a souvenir of your visit to New York, or some great gift ideas for a house warming? Fishs Eddy carries an amazing assortment of random goodies to meet your every home needs. I love the variety of designs they have for cups and mugs, can always find something perfect for your friends! Everything was very reasonably priced, but they also have a sale section too. I look forward to coming back in my future visits to see what new things they have in stock. read more

Yes I'm a big fan of Fish's Eddy. Why you may ask? Let me list the reasons... If you happen upon the store off of Union Square, you'll find a kitchen store with a New York flare. Stylish glasses, mugs & dishes, are just the beginning. I stumbled on them some years ago on a lark, and bought a few Christmas gifts from here. Boy were they a hit! It was like I could do no wrong. God had sent a gift giving angel to watch over me, and make sure I won the hearts & minds of all my upstate family peoples! Now these are some of the reasons but not all of them. In the last couple of years, I've taken to do more online shopping. Because you know it's tough to carry bags & bags of gifts when you're traveling far & wide for the holidays. FE has a great online store, which is as easy to navigate as the brick & mortar. Plus there are pages with ideas & price sorting. All the stuff you need to make your gift shopping a snap. I've also found that typically if I order just after thanksgiving, I stumble unbeknownst to me, upon some free shipping deal or other. And hey who doesn't like that? Seriously, if you have homemakers & cooks, kitchen or cat lovers on your list, this is the place to do your holiday shopping! read more