I have been following Karen for year's and I was able to shop in the store on a visit to Brooklyn…read morewith my mom. It's beautiful and was wonderful to finally visit and see all the items in person. I picked up some oils, lose incense, candles and a tote to save myself some shipping. I also picked up some items for a friend. The vibe and energy in the shop is vibrant and now when I shop online I have some visuals to help me make my decisions.

This is the most beautiful spiritual store I've been to! You step inside and it's a whole different…read moreworld from Coney Island Ave. They have a nice collection of crystals, candles, elixirs and things I'd like to try in the future. I'm pleased to have found a couple crystals I've had trouble finding at other stores! Will definitely be back for more shopping or a reading.

Lofty Pigeon was a lovely bookstore! I made a trip out to Brooklyn to specifically go here. I was…read morenot disappointed. They have a nice selection of books and trinkets. They even have a few chairs to sit and read on. The staff were all so nice and helpful. The store is located not too far from the F or G train.

What an amazing independent bookstore. Was so happy my husband and I came over from the Bronx to…read morevisit. Lovely selection for curious readers and lovers of pigeons

I was referred to this location as one of the hearts of Haitian Voodoo in New York City, and…read moreBrooklyn in particular. When I walked through the door I was greeted by the staff who, while attentive, seemed confused when I started asking about specific information related to Voodoun. (Information about the Lwa, for instance). When I first started asking questions they immediately directed me to books of spells and charms, a compilation of things that were largely useless to me and not my reason for stopping by. When I started asking if they could suggest any good books on the faith that I might use to learn stories about the Lwa and Orisha's, they were quick to say that if I wanted to learn about that I'd have to go to Haiti. It was a weird experience, and while they were pleasant enough I have to say the place felt like it was intended to market to tourists selling gizmos and gadgets. A disappointing trip overall, but a nice enough shop for supplies.

This place is the go to place if you want pure oils and supplies. They are always very nice and…read moresuper helpful no matter what Language you speak.

I felt very comfortable here. The staff is kind, honest and helpful. They also have a lot of…read moreoptions.

I love this family run business. They are truly a gem in Brooklyn. I've purchased several…read morearrangements from them and will continue to do so just on customer service alone. The arrangement are always breath taking. I recommend for all flower needs. They work within your budget and deliver masterpieces.

I've used this floral shop twice, and both times they have exceeded my expectations. I saw some…read morebeautiful arrangements online, but couldn't make a specific decision. I called Eclore and explained my vision to them. They truly exceeded my expectations on both occasions! (The recipient of both arrangements also voiced how much they loved the arrangements, and how beautiful the arrangements and flowers were). Eclore makes extremely beautiful flower arrangements, and their price is reasonable. They provide local delivery, which is also very helpful.

Such a cute spot! If you are ever looking for a custom gift to give to someone (or for yourself!)…read morethis is the place to stop at. Handmade jewelry, candles galore & specialized small batch food items, like tea & hot sauce. Some of the items are a little over priced but over all the place seemed affordable! Walked away with a chai tea concentrate that I'm excited to try!

This was the first Brooklyn gift shop I went to when I first intentionally looked for a gift shop…read more I was already along cortelyou when I remembered this place existed. I needed some small trinkets for a friend's daughter and they delivered. I appreciate that it delves into different topics despite its small space such as food and related accessories, drink accessories (ex: corkscrews/drinking glasses), clothes and home design. Nine times out of ten I can get a gift for a friend from here that is unique. There are items there that are made by Brooklyn/nyc artists. But depending on when you visit, there are not too many things that are NYC/Brooklyn themed (there was an ash tray, a puzzle sets, magnets, & keychains when I visited off the top of my head). To my knowledge, there is not a website that shows all they have available without visiting but I would recommend looking at their Instagram to see what new things they have plus to see what events they are holding. It is relatively cramped even when you are one of two people perusing the store. Every time I visit, there are new items to look at. This of course means that some items you may have seen previously are gone. But they do have items that you are sure to see when you visit such as Breukelen Rub spices, Mike's hot honey and the street sign magnets that I love (I have multiple). If I am looking for a gift for a friend and I wanted a twist, I would come looking here. Is there a guarantee that I will find what I want? Not necessarily but I will have fun trying