I loved the stationary! Keitai charms are also pretty cute!…read more Staff was very sweet and welcoming! Cute selection!

The ArtBox is one of those small stores that sell those cute little Korean and Japanese…read moreaccessories. They have high ends pens from Korea and Japan. Many accessories of Korean celebrities, like key chains, pencil pouches and gift sets, notebooks, and small bags. also some small toys from Korea This is a nice store to come to if you're looking for little stationery items or some stocking stuffers for the holidays. It's a great place for kids, especially for those who love cute thingamajigs.

Pleasant staff, excellent service, they answered my questions and have advise when I need itread more

My go-to pharmacy for any prescription, over the counter supplies, etc. Marra's has been a staple…read moreof Secaucus for as long as many of us can remember. They treat you like family and care about their customers. I have never had an issue getting my prescriptions filled, and they are always ready for pickup when I arrive. The personal touch is what makes the difference here. The staff are helpful and kind. If you come down with something, rest assured you can find any remedies you could possibly need in this store. Their selection of greeting cards, small gifts, etc. for an occasion is also very convenient. I always shop here for my cards and have since I was young. It blows CVS out of the water. Highly recommended.

I'm a first timer but sad to see it is closing in a month. They're retiring. I was on an individual…read morehunt for a red envelope w my sur name on it. Didn't find it but found super irresistible red envelopes w foil stamping. No pictures allowed inside. I spent a bit. May be back for no real reason except I just love stationery.

This shop has everything you need for Chinese New Year! You'll be greeted by a sea of red and gold…read morewhen you walk in. There is a large selection of red envelopes, decorations, lucky cats, lanterns, little lion dancers toys, and lots of cute little knick-knacks. They also have decorations for weddings. Compared to the other shops in Chinatown, it's a bit more expensive here, but it's a very organized one stop shop and definitely worth checking out!

Although I live in NYC, I haven't had the pleasure to visit this venue in-person yet. However, my…read moreonline orders were no lress than perfect. Every well-priced, quality item was packed with great care and love. I was so pleased I ordered a second batch of goodies back-to-back. Receptive and kind owner; excellent customer service. Simply wonderful.

Cute shop in Greenpoint, Bklyn. It hosts a variety of stationery knickknacks that are slightly…read moreoverpriced. I would recommend going for the pens as those are more or less comparable to art supply stores pricing. The staff are friendly and will aid you in choosing what you desire. The best thing I saw in there were cute animal erasers. Of everything else, I'd rather support my local art supply store. Happy shops!

Great little gift shop in Williamsburg, I had to go back the next day, I coulda bought the whole…read morestore. Functional meets Japanese minimalist storage objects/pens/bags/totes/plants. It's so good!!!!

Overall: Beautiful little shop with a wonderful selection of plants. They have lots of small ones…read moreand some large ones. Beautiful Japanese made products. Stationary and totebags! Upon entering we were greeted by one of the owners. She was very knowledgeable and knew about all the plants, history, and how to take care of all them. She was kind and helped guide us to plants that were easy to take care of on our desk!

Lovepop is paper, hand assembled, greeting cards! I never went inside this location in the Shops at…read moreHudson Yards until today. I was drawn inside because it is huge. The assortment is extensive compared to the typical kiosks. I was welcomed by the nice young man who appeared eager to see a customer. He said this location was their first brick and mortar store. I still wonder how long this concept will last or if it's going to be successful. It's expensive! I'm recommending you check it out if you can afford a unique frivolous greeting card for someone special!

Super cute shop. Lots of lovely paper pop-up cards…read more Super unique cards for holiday gifting.

Gold Leaf Stationers on Amsterdam between 89/90 has FANTASTIC kids' board games, toys, stickers,…read moreactivity books, craft kits, crafting supplies, art supplies, etc etc...l've always been a fan and bought journals and art stuff there for years, but when went in last week, they'd upped their kids stuff game a shocking amount (and it had always been good). Really good brands and things you don't see often around here. I miss West Side Kids dearly but this selection (while not entirely the same stuff) came very close. It would be such a good place to go for gifting or assembling little favor bags or a rainy day activity etc. They also have adult planners, greeting cards, serious real art and crafting supplies for adults, adult board and card games, and lots of little cute gifts for adults. Of course massive bonus points for being truly local with the same people/owner working there for years and years! We need to keep the local gems in business now more than ever! I was so dazzled that I was moved to pass on the recommendation!

Incredible depth of choices, all quality. Warm, polite knowledgeable staff. Glad to see a…read moreneighborhood store survive on the Upper West Side.

Changed a lot! The whole store has been reorganized over the past year. The magazines are no longer…read morein the front when you walk in. They are in the middle and more expensive than ever. There are now a whole section dedicated to blind boxes.... Bought one and was super disappointed at the quality. The front desk allowed me to return it for a replacement. Excellent service!

I've stopped by Kinokuniya Bookstore a few times, usually when I'm already in the Mitsuwa plaza,…read moreand it's a nice place to browse if you're in the area. That said, compared to their Manhattan location, this store feels noticeably smaller, especially when it comes to stationery, gifts, and anime merchandise. That part surprised me a bit since you'd expect more space in New Jersey, but the selection here is definitely more limited. They still carry a solid mix of manga and Japanese books, and some fun stationery and collectibles, so it's not like you'll leave empty-handed. It's clean, well-organized, and easy to spend some time wandering through. Overall, it's a convenient stop if you're already nearby and want to browse or pick up something small. But if I'm specifically planning a stationery or anime shopping trip, I'd go out of my way for the Manhattan location instead. Good for a casual visit, just not my first choice for a dedicated stationery run.

A wonderful stationary store that has small hardware items, drinks, coffee and gloves in addition…read moreto cards and paper products. Friendly service! JMayer

This is an interesting little store jam packed with all sorts of odds and ends in addition to…read morestationery (envelopes etc.). The have a variety of non-alcoholic beverages like smoothies, juices, sodas and ice tea etc. They also have snacks including chocolate, potato chips, pre-packaged pastries, chewing gum, mentos and instant ramen noodles. They also have paper towels and toilet paper. In addition, they have generic brand iPhone chargers. I even saw a few sling bags and base ball caps. I met Pooja and her relative, Bob, both of whom were friendly and helpful, behind the counter.

Kinokuniya has a place in my heart as I've been coming since I was a student and would used to buy…read moreJapanese fashion magazines and beauty books. How times have changed with print media! Now, the magazine section is tucked in a smaller corner and they sell a lot more merchandise outside of books in the basement area. There is also an art book section which was previously not there - I enjoyed looking at these plus the magazines on interior design. When I'm in the area, I enjoy coming in to browse and get inspiration.

I've been to kinokuniya before and it always has a special place in my heart because I love the…read morehuge collection of manga, anime figurines, the most adorable stationary and Asian book series. The upper level has the cafe (which I didn't get to try since they opened at 11) and manga/figurines. The main level was mostly books from all different genres. Bottom level was stationary and plushies. I took a star off because I had a stroller with me and the elevator only goes to the bottom floor where the stationary is. To get to the second floor there's an escalator which is nice but to get back down you have to take the stairs which you can imagine is not comfortable with a stroller.