I absolutely love this little shop. They are always changing out their inventory and offer the…read moresweetest and most creative and beautiful gifts and things for your home, jewelry and clothing. Every time I come into the shop, I feel like a kid in a candy store. Just so much fun inventory. Love love love this little shop

Everything is cute, but unbelievably overpriced. It's the kind of store that's nice to walk…read morethrough, but unless you're planning on buying just one small trinket as a gift, is definitely not worth buying multiple items from.

Amazing products, amazing customer service. If you need a gift for anyone in your life with good…read moretaste, you could go in here with your eyes closed and end up with a perfect gift. The clothing selection is impeccable if you're looking to treat yourself!

Morningtide is a super cute little popup filled with inventory created by independent designers…read more So many of the items in the shop were adorable, most especially the hair clips by Nat + Noor. Although the prices felt ever so slightly high, in general they're actually on par with what's charged by the designers. I would have loved to have seen some Nade Studios items, Madi Apparel, Friendsheep pieces, or just crocheted items in general, although it looks like their inventory changes often and sometimes they carry Babaa. The service was super friendly during our visit and I'm excited to keep an eye on Morningtide to see what they're going to carry next!

I don't know how many times I have driven by the front door at Casa Oaxaca, but I decided to…read moreactually go inside today, and not just from curiosity but from memories of my visit to the city itself decades earlier. At the window you can tell there's a lot of love and respect for the city of oaxaca. Most people don't know, but this city is revered not only for its fine cuisine and introducing several types of mole to the culinary world but also its artisans in the area and the celebration of the day of the dead. And that's after you've seen the pyramids and temples that are still there from ancient civilizations. As I enter I hear Latin strings and music being sung in the background that filled the shop and gave me the feeling that I was stepping through a threshold into another world. Looking around me I see all the famous wood carvings that they're famous for that are extremely colorful and playful. Ornaments and tapestries clothing beautiful black jars for black jars. The place has thousands of items in it I'm sure. I don't know how he found room for everything in such a small space. Carlos introduced himself to me. A very warm and generous person with much information and never gets tired of questions. It was fun for me to go back through my recollections of the city And tell him why I missed it so much and will return soon. Hes from there and he nodded knowingly that I had actually found what people from there already know. If you haven't been there it should be a destination in your life. I must say I wasn't prepared to buy anything on that trip but was more of a just drop in and see but I did walk out with a couple items and I have no shame. They were fun and there's a birthday coming up and I got a couple things to give away. It was fun being in there.. I'm going to return with my wife and she'll say why I look at it with love with long thoughtful eyes. This is a great little shop on salano Avenue and I believe that it's worth a walk in if nothing else but to Marvel at all the little items that you might miss normally. And the price range varies from not expensive too very expensive depending on your taste.

Great place to buy Mexican folk, traditional and festive gifts. Casa Oaxaca is well stocked with…read moreimported and local artist goods, I recently did a mural on the building of a agave with the store logo/signage and added bright colors. I've been shopping at Casa Oaxaca for over two decades and have used most of the folk art purchased for day of the dead altars and other teaching workshops and events. Truly a neighborhood gem, support small biz.

bought an amazing fit from them at the himalayan festival.. the store is cute and well-stocked too…read more fair prices, everything is 100% cotton and handmade.

These kind people could not be sweeter! The gentleman really went the extra mile for me in finding…read morean order I badly wanted. He was wonderful! The things they sell are so colorful and cheerful and it's so peaceful in there. This kind of shop and this kind of kindness is exactly what our world needs. Thank you so much!

I was walking around looking for a shop in downtown Albany and saw this lovely Tibetan gift shop…read morewith beautiful scarves and jewelry outside so I had to stop in! Chemi Chemi (pronounced Chimi Chimi) is the kindest woman at this shop with so many treasures! By far, some of the most beautiful silver earrings I've seen. I purchased a pair for my mother as a gift as well as a sage bundle. There is a variety of clothing items, scarves, hats, bags that are all of natural materials. Lots of beautiful polished crystals in various shapes, sage, sound bowls of various sizes, and everything you could think of. I'm very glad I stopped in here and I highly recommend. I'll definitely be back!

When I went there last Christmas, she ( staff/manager/owner) was very friendly and helpful. Looking…read moreforward to shop there for my personal use and gifts

I love the store! Its location is great, and the ambiance & feeling of the store in general. It's…read morevery thoughtfully put together & easy to find items of interest. In addition to the home goods, which are incredible, I love the clothing options, handbags, wallets, & the jewelry which are all so beautiful. I wish I could buy it all! On each occasion that I shopped there, both women working at the shop are both quite knowledgable, friendly, and always guide me w/ suggestions of what i might be looking for. Every time I find what I'm looking for, and am very happy with each purchase from A Priori. It's a very pleasant place to shop & find gifts for family members & in my own home.

Discriminatory experience. The owner followed us around the store, side-eyed us the entire time,…read moreand actually asked us why we were there. something I've never experienced at any business. It was clear we were not welcome. In 2026, there is no excuse for this kind of behavior. Do not give this place your money.

It hurts to give a local Toy store 3 stars, but let's go through it... lots of great toys! The…read moreprices are on the high side, but our daughter LOVES to go there. no public restroom in a toy store that is 1/4 devoted to toys for kids under 5. they direct you across the street to a coffee shop - seriously. Parking is ok and lots of other great shops near by. They have a habit of having low displays that contain choking hazards. I have mentioned it to the staff 3 times and every time we go in there are little plastic animals, marbles, or 3D printed stuff at the 2 year old mouth level. I spend the whole time making sure nothing goes in the kids mouth.

Best toy store! Grew up in Albany and never really went in until I had a kid myself. My son is…read moreobsessed with jellycats so every time we visit Albany, we always stop in to pick up a plushie (or Lego set or toy car). The toys are super curated, we love the selection and every time we gift someone something, it's an immediate hit. Love how it's expanded to multiple locations. Free gift wrapping is such a great option. Love this shop.

Me and my friend went in the store abrams claghorn gallery because we are interested in art. But…read moreone of the employees kept staring at us, even though there was multiple others in the store so we left disturbed and uncomftorable.

This place is a total gem. I first encountered the gallery in 2020 when my photograph was included…read morein an exhibit in the gallery. I was impressed by the way the owner made efforts to keep the gallery both safe and welcoming in a difficult time. He was also creative about sharing work and events online. I live in Oakland, so it isn't convenient to do much of my shopping there, but I do find it to be a treat to go in when I can. Some stores feel so full, it can be overwhelming and some are so spare, it is almost awkward, I am in and out. I find the store to be just right. It's relaxing to browse and there are enough things to see to keep you there for quite a while. The presentation is quite nice. Nearly everything in the store is handmade by a local artisan.