Super cute neighborhood book store. They are constantly rearranging their display and showing new…read morereleases. Really love how there's always something different in the store. They also host a lot of community events. Cozy bookstore and two floors too! Personally just have gone to browse so can't speak for the service or the value

I love this bookstore! It's a great local spot, the staff are lovely, and browsing always boosts my…read morespirits :) would recommend to anyone in the neighborhood.

Best comic and memorable shop in general! Best selection a figures cards and vintage items,…read moresomething for everyone.

"That's a you problem, not a me problem" was said to me by ownership when I stated damaged books…read morewere being pulled for my pull list and if possible can we make it so I'm not getting damaged books. I shopped there for 7 years, in those 7 years I have had employees forget to ring up half my order where I had to make sure I paid afterwards because the staff was so incompetant, A covers for DC comics floppies (typically 3.99 at the time)were being charged to me as 1 in 25 incentive variant prices (like $24.99), I was charged for products i didn't purchase, and was treated like shit, either because it was me, because I expected people to take pride in their work, or because I was Albanian, or handicapped. If you must go to comicbook store, go anywhere but there. Anyone that tells you different has probably eaten boxes full of Lead Paint chips cereal.

Retro Vintage Game is an old school gaming store with a nice selection of video games both new and…read moreold, and a variety of collectibles. The owner is an avid collector, and is willing to negotiate on prices as well as on trade-ins. Would highly recommend checking it out if you are gamer or collector.

It really sucks I had to give this review, the guy was friendly and felt like a shop I can visit…read morespend my money and have fun. I came in there looking to trade some of my old collections for Pokemon boxes. I am fairly new to Pokemon. I end up getting $150 trade value and he traded me ETB pitch black which roughly goes for like $70 a box resale. Which he said he sold for $175 a box. I am thinking it's store so they going to sell for a little higher than normal. But $175 is pretty crazy. I am not even upset about it because it was my fault for not doing my research. I am just upset because I was looking forward to come by to the store around my area and spend money and have fun. I rather go some place else and have honesty pricing.

this was a very nice video store! Feels very nostalgic when you walk in there. I was mostly looking…read moreat the DVDs. They definitely had a huge selection! Very friendly staff as well.

As a cinephile, I recently visited Night Owl Video in Williamsburg - a retailer of all things film…read more(DVDs of all types, cassette, t-shirts, VCRs, books) especially of a rare and vintage type that you can't just simply buy at Amazon or Walmart. Store is well organized separated by new DVDs, UHDs, Blu Ray, cassettes and Used. In addition, there is a large selection of the Criterion Collection which is a cinephile fav. Prices are fair and saw used DVDs in the $10-$12 area. Night Owl has a deep social media presence. Also a decent collection of non-DVD items such as books, horror t-shirts, buttons and VCRs and older DVD players (which are all hard to find these days in working condition). For movie fans, Night Owl Video is a stop for you. About a 10 min walk from the L/G station at Metropolitan. Also can walk from the L Bedford as well.

I have been coming to Rishi's for years and even in the age of streaming, Rishi's is still a gem…read more Pretty much any Bollywood movie you can think of, Rishis has 'em for cheap: new releases, old school, obscure. If you need a recommendation, the owners are more than knowledgeable about their stock. And if you're unfamiliar with the language, no problem! Most of the movies offered have a subtitled option. Overall, if you're looking for that old school feel of browsing for movies on a Friday night, I'd definitely recommend!

Rishi & Raj are always really friendly running this Cozy Hindi DVD store that I've been coming to…read morefor the past 10 years. Large selection, great quality, affordable rental price & the customer service is just excellent!!!!

I've been coming here for almost 20 years now. Great knowing that my intital $10 membership fee…read morereally got put to good use. DVD's here are $2.00 each per day, VHS tapes are $1.00 each per day. Cheap yes? And since they've been around for a long time, every movie you can possibly think of, they'll most likely have it. They even had "Five Deadly Venoms", which is ONLY the greatest karate movie known to man. conversely, that means its ONLY the greatest movie ever known to man. But yeah, they had that shite. it only takes a drivers license and a utility bill with your name and address on it, and the aforementioned $10 lifetime fee. I don't come here as much as I used to, thanks to Netflix, but occasionally when I'm in between Netflix vids, I'll stop by here. OH, and they just expanded their refreshments section, so now they have a buttload of candy, popcorn, soda, etc.

Wow! This place still exists! Awesome when I was a little kid In Jersey City and now visiting the…read more'rents back in good ol J.C, real convenient to just cross the street and rent dvds for the mini movie theatre room here in the Beacon! Support your local small businesses! Awesome collection now as before! yey Baldwin Video...good for hanging in there! x

Butala is a great place to pick up Indian handicrafts, books on yoga and Hinduism, prayer items,…read moreutensils, etc. I frequented their Manhattan location for years but recently discovered they had closed down that store permanently. My guess is the sales did not offset the high rents. It is likely that this Queens location might come under a similar pressure. It is a large store, well-stocked and clean. The service is friendly but I find their knowledge of the inventory is lacking. Their collection of books, especially the Amar Chitra Katha comic books that I was raised on, is quite unique. Unlike with a grocery store, this is an episodic business and customers visit the store infrequently. But if I am in the market for Indian merchandise, I will be sure to check out Butala. An excellent resource for New Yorkers, although I realize the Manhattan location was too good to be sustainable.

This very nice place, the customer service was excellent, very helpful, amazing selection of…read morereligious artifacts, statues, accessories books, I am so happy found this store!

Pretty impressive collection of Latin American cds, DVDs and random VHS. Lots of dubbed or…read moresubtitled selections of American movies and a lot of Hispanic cinema, television and novelas (soap operas) as well. I was able to find something here for my mom and I couldn't find at 2 other places in the neighborhood. Staff here is also friendly overall, helpful and they run a nicely organized shop.