In NYC for a few days and trying not to go to Jackson Heights in Queens to Little India decided to…read moretry Little India on Lexington Ave for clothes. Sadly all the stores that were there many years ago have closed and just a couple. This one was interesting with so many clothes and misc items stacked inside. Friendly owner and my wife bought some clothes. However beware there are 2 taxes even under $100, the NYC and another tax on top that made the purchase high. The next day visited Jackson Heights and paid the exact price.

The store is jammed packed with merchandise so you are bound to find something but the salesman…read moreneeds a lesson in manners and etiquette. Very blunt and dissmissive when asked questions and did not even try to suggest something to accommodate the inquiry. Several years ago i went with a friend of Indian hertiage and the red carpet was rolled out and recently with an American friend, not so much.

My favorite cloth store in NYC- I must go there every time in am in town simply wonderfulread more

Where have you been all our lives…read more All this time in our city and only in the last year or so have we found this place - probably just as well that we have not as our bank account would have been severely tasered for a lot longer as we invariably leave holding a purchase. This is a supremely well curated store that carries Comme des Garcons, Dries, Anne Demeulemeester, and Junya among others. Their website does not do the selection in the store any justice - probably at least 60-70% larger - and you are better off visiting in person and placing yourself in the capable hands of the staff who will make sure you walk out significantly less Brooks Brothers/Jcrew-dorky than when you walked in. They will probably take umbrage with this, but we feel like the selection for the ladies has been more interesting - all the better, as the significant other should always be seen wearing beautiful things.

Disclaimer that I did not make a purchase, so my review is based solely on my shopping experience…read more I was looking for an outfit to wear to a sangeet, and I booked a shopping appointment on their website. They texted me and Whatsapp messaged me to confirm the appointment, and after I arrived and told the sales associates about the timing of my event they recommended that I look at the off the rack collection. The dresses are super beautiful and well crafted, but there is only one of each - only one size of each - and it might not fit and may need to be tailored. It's also a little on the expensive side compared to what I found online and at Flying Solo. I tried on three options that were $1100, $1000, and $600. The sales associates were really sweet and helpful in helping me assemble the outfits the correct way and they were not pushy at all.

Do not trust this store with your bridal needs. I never write reviews, but I had such high hopes…read morefor this store and was left so disappointed with my experience. All my other bridal shopping from different stores went seamlessly. At Ave, they were nice initially but did not get my measurements right or communicate the changes to their tailor. Several issues were not written down or addressed and I had to fly back and forth to NYC multiple times in the months before my wedding. The left sleeve of my blouse was so tight that I needed lotion and help from staff to pull it off. This happened on two occasions. The proportions were so wrong. I had to ask the tailor to please measure my arms again so we can resolve this asap. I would have preferred to try it on again in person but I could not fit in another NY trip, so they shipped it to me. It took 1 week to arrive because they used the slowest shipping option. After all the alterations, much of the threadwork and beading of the blouse was damaged, and now I have to find a local garment specialist to repair it in the week before my wedding. I spent over $6,000 on a beautiful designer lengha for my wedding ceremony and was expecting perfection from a store that advertises it's "designer experience". At the minimum I would hope to have my concerns taken seriously. They sent me these earrings in response, which I will be returning. Save yourself the hassle and go to LA at Fashion by Rohini or buy from the designers in India directly.

This is a beautiful fabric store in a very busy area. They have mostly saris but there are shirts,…read morebridal outfits, and other things too there were Diwali sales, and the fabrics were very shiny and colorful. Even if you don't wear saris, it's cool to visit. This store has been here for a very long time. They have locations in Chicago and Washington DC too. They also have books, perfumes, and other gifts. Service was helpful.

I had a sari blouse made out of fabric I already had for a wedding and it came out very well done…read more Took about 3 weeks and cost $50.

My husband got scam for unfamiliar website and one of the pictures they used was one of Schott…read moreleather jackets. I helped him out with dispute and also doing research about the real one. I found out that Schott has a retail store in New York City, so I took him there this time even they have an online website, but we weren't sure what size will fit him. Nowadays, people mostly shopping online even you can return or exchange the good, but it will take time and sometime the new size you get still not the fit on your body. So in my opinion, a retail store still necessary. You can see and feel the real product especially if that product is expensive before you make a purchase. My husband did try on the coat and found the size that fit him. We made a purchase and he had been wearing his new coat every day since.

This was my first time visiting this new location. The store used to be on Orchard St. near all…read morethe other leather stores. The old location was a bit cramped and dark inside. This new location, on Howard St., is such a refreshing change ! It's well lit, lots of space so all the jackets, shirts and other items stand out. Rather than cramped on a few clothes racks. The staff was very friendly, and loved talking about leather.

Was good when it was open. Seems to be closed. Phone always goes to a automated messageread more

The location in Main Street Flushing has shut down but they opened a location in Hicksville and…read moreanother one on Hillside avenue in Queens called Riwaz. They have everything you need for desi party wear and jewelry at great prices.

Great variety of clothing, reasonable prices, ethnic and asian looks. Will bargain if buy more,…read moregreat lady.

Wide variety of clothing from high end dresses to athletic/comfy wear and even ethnic clothing…read more Pricing is one of the best in the area and the owners are great to work with. Winter selection is warm/thick but also breathable. Lots of styles and sizes - my go to clothing spot

I wanted to try Melangie because it's close to the office. They have a couple of bowls on the…read morehealthier side, so I ordered the Tokyo Bowl. It came with edamame, mushrooms, cucumbers, carrots, and wild rice. I added grilled chicken for an extra $6. The bowl was just... okay. The chicken wasn't anything special, and they dumped what felt like a whole bag of sesame seeds on top. Why? Idk. My total came out to about $20. Was it worth it? No. Would I come back? Also no. There are much better lunch spots in the area for the same price.