Awesome selection of Catholic sacramentals !!! Family owned and great service !!! Conveniently…read morelocated not far from Manhattan

Very nice store if you're picking up something for yourself, or a gift. Bought a few items and Gary…read morewas extremely helpful and pleasant. Store is full of different things. Went there on a mission, but could've spent a lot more time browsing, since the selection of items is vast. Highly recommend- I think the items are reasonably priced.

Good variety of books and other items. The people who work there are always helpful and prices were…read morereasonable.

Where do you go to purchase a Bible? Certainly not to Barnes and Noble in Princeton where the Holy…read moreScriptures are usually stacked in the nether regions of their Occult section (seriously) and far too close to the Unauthorized Biography of Led Zeppelin (also, seriously) to leave you feeling good about your purchase or, for that matter, that they take the religious genre seriously in any respect. Enter the Good Shepherd Book Store. Plenty of options that don't leave you feeling like you're contributing to the "fall of man" when you're going to the Source to avoid it at all costs. A really nice place and an uplifting experience. Do I have really have to tell you how many stars they deserve? I didn't think so.

Great service and of course great products. I've ordered from them multiple times and will…read morecontinue to do so. Buy without problems.

Be aware that the online order department and the retail store function independently from each…read moreother. If you order online and the online department is closed, you cannot cancel the order and buy it directly from the retail store. One hand does not know what the other hand is doing, especially around the chagim. So be careful when ordering online.

Very cool and unique store with Nepalese gifts and religious items at reasonable prices. Friendly…read moreand knowledgeable service. In particular, we bought the meditation bowl, it was not specific to any religion, and it helps quieting the moment and lifting the spirits.

I wandered into this shop today when I spotted "Tibetan" on the front awning. Although it is…read moreactually more of a Nepalese store, I was impressed with the quality of their statues, jewelry and other items. I am not familiar enough with prices of the goods they sell to know if they are high or low, but the man and woman in the store were friendly and in my opinion, it is worth a look the next time you are in the area. I did see on their business card that they also have an office in East Elmhurst, NY and are a subsidiary of a manufacturer of religious items, statues and gifts from Nepal.

What a lovely store. I have not been in a religious article store for years, but the folks at this…read morestore were so helpful. I wanted a special gift for a young girl I was sponsoring for confirmation and they made suggestions and allowed me to look and decide. If you need something, go visit them. The value was great as well. What I thought was going to be very expensive, was not.

My family and I have been coming here for many years . It has served our needs as Eucharistic…read moreministers and purchasing our patron saints . After our purchases we go out back and just wallow in prayer light candles etc . The staff are the sweetest of sweet

Was recently going thru a severe bout of arthritis in my lower back and knees. Started eliminating…read morefoods that don't help with arthritis. And find some foods that benefit the body. Thats how I ended up at Grand Tea. Stopped by late morning and was totally enamored with this small tea shop. It's like you never can see everything first time around. While looking for a matcha bowl. I found a wonderful 16oz teapot. The wonderful lady that worked there was pleasant and very helpful. I looked at teas that were available and decided on the 13 year old Da Hong Pao black tea. Price was $10 an ounce. I asked her what was her favorite tea was? And she replied the same tea. She filled a bag with tea leaves and wrapped my new tea pot. What I found out is you can get approximately 6 to 10 steeps on these tea leaves. Surprisingly by changing diet and adding black tea to my diet. My arthritis has subsided for now. I am not saying this tea was the cure. But it did contribute to more peace and serenity. The black tea has attributes of a soothing nature. Also this black tea has less caffeine than other fresh tea leaves. Will definitely be back when my tea supply runs low.

Grand Tea and Imports is a fantastic place to find special teas from China. They have several…read morepu-erh teas from young to vintage aged; black teas, some of which I cannot get enough of; green teas I usually do not drink, because I over steep them; and Oolong teas which fit nicely between the black and green teas and one I cannot get enough of. There is so much more than tea available in this crowded shop. I only avail myself of the tea, but the family proprietors have always been most helpful, engaging and educational regarding the teas and even the cultural events, such as the Chinese New Year. It's a challenge in a shop that can be very busy at times and crowded in the narrow aisles with product nearby and patrons trying to squeeze by each other without knocking anything over. Somehow, I don't mind all this and it adds charm to the shop. Some of the teas are rare finds and especially with the vintage Pu-erh teas. I still have one Pu-erh tea from 1993! It's drinking so smoothly and no sugar or honey is required. I have been there several times over the past seven years or so and they remember me now. The tea does not come cheaply, but this is quality tea, vintage tea, and unique teas you will not find everywhere, sourced by the family from China through their own acquisitions. Authentic, and you will not forget the experience and taste. 4.3 stars!

I went in here the other day and was mesmerized by the array of statues and religious paraphernalia…read morethey have here. "C'mon, let's go," said my friend Jon. But I had lost my St. Dymphna medal the previous day. Yes, they had a display card with little aluminum saint medals. They also had a sterling silver St. Dymphna for $9.00, which isn't too bad. (St. Dymphna is the patron saint of the mentally ill.) The aluminum were only a dollar. "Make that one--no, two," I said. What struck me most when we first walked in were the "holy goalie" statues--all sorts of plaster and resin saints standing in arches. Fabulous Finds will be worth getting back to; oh, and my other reflection was that Catholicism is the most pagan religion of them all. Graven images, my foot.

Fabulous Finds is one of my favorite spots for vintage shopping, in all of Pennsylvania! I live in…read moreNY, but make sure to stop by here when I am on a thrifting trip through PA. This isn't a place to come for large items or furniture, but their selection of smaller items is fantastic. Every time I've been in, I've found lots of great items at low prices, compared to what they would go for online or in bigger cities. I especially like mid-century kitchen items, glassware, and decor, which I've always found plenty of. The owner and all of the staff that I've every met are friendly and helpful. Just know that they are cash only, so come prepared to buy lots of treasures!

A very wide selection of high quality church products, and a very helpful staff. This should be…read moreyour go-to spot in New York for ecclesiastical fabrics and trimmings.

From the owner: We supply Fabrics and Trims to Catholic and Orthodox Churches around the world. A full resource of…read moreitems needed for Vestments and Clergy wear, as well as for Altar Cloths.