Perfect LI business gifts for international customers and visitors…read more They're just the right size and price point for fitting in the bag for travel or presenting to visitors.

Love Bell and Whistle! I love their new location on the…read moreheart of Main Street. This store is beautifully curated with women's clothes, baby gifts, local gifts and also gifts that are meaningful. There are fitting rooms which are appreciated and I think the prices are reflective on the great quality here! Love this store!

I often come to this location for unique gifts or just to browse around. All the staff I've…read moreencountered have been so friendly, approachable and helpful. They have a great selection of cards (obviously lol as it used to be a Hallmark) as well as a ton of gift options for all ages ranging from baby to older adults. Toys, games, clothing, bags, dishware, trinkets, candy, jewelry, you name it! I like coming here because they carry thoughtful, unique gifts that are good quality. Although a bit pricier in my opinion, they often send coupons via snail mail and/or email so take advantage of that! Plenty of free parking even though it's shared with other stores in the strip mall it's located in. No complaints and very happy with this location.

Manager was obnoxious and rude when we were there. Go elsewhere. She treated us with disdain and…read morewas really weird towards us.

I made a special trip from Queens to Long Island just to check out this shop and it did not…read moredisappoint! It is small, but packed with horror and Halloween-themed goodies. The selection of books was especially interesting and there were knickknacks, pins, patches, hats, shirts, jewelry, and even spices and bags of coffee. The decor was divine. Keep an eye out for the taxidermy pieces (the two-headed turtle is fantastic!). If I lived closer I would be shopping here at least once a week. The woman running the shop was extremely kind. It was definitely worth the ride on the LIRR. I will absolutely be making the journey again in the future, perhaps around Halloween.

Awesome place. Rad items all over. Spooky and fun decore. Great staff. They do cool stuff here…read more Support the small shops so they last!

I haven't personally been to this boutique in store as of yet due to the current pandemic…read morecircumstances but I will say I have experienced their online shopping and curb side pick up and it was super convenient and helpful. Carissa was excellent at providing the perfect customer service and I thank her for that! This boutique is also perfect for cute gifts to bring to say a bridal shower or as a birthday present for someone special. Another plus is that their clothes are very stylish and they do tend to have 20% off their clothes at the moment as well. Price wise they have pieces that range from $20-$100+ but I'd say it's an affordable boutique for many. I would highly recommend!

So expensive!!! It's ridiculous. Owner is friendly but prices are crazy. Would not come backread more

The average store employee one encounters these days are anything but pleasant, but this one takes…read morethe cake. Case in point: I went to Amy's Hallmark at airport plaza and forked over 100 dollars worth of business to them this past Monday, and was waited on by the rudest and most miserable cashier on Earth. Older short heavyset female with gray hair glasses and a moustache (yes, a moustache). Visibly annoyed when I said one of their keepsakes (Merriest House In Town) was not on the shelf and politely asked to check if they had more in back. Cashier #2 then asks me to step aside so they can take another customer and asks if I was SURE there weren't any left...Five minutes go by, she comes back, and SNAPS at me "Show me where it is." Gritting my teeth at the tone and temerity of this worker's voice, I had to WALK over to the display and physically PROVE to her they were OUT of the ornament I wanted, pointing to an EMPTY SHELF. Then she asks her manager (changing her tone to as sweet as pie) where to find them, and he says "they're in the back, there's a whole bunch of them, you have to look for them..." She even had a 'tude when coming back with the ornament when asking me if I had a power supply for it!!! By the time I walked out of the store I was thinking to myself how this was among the worst consumer experiences I have had in my LIFE. We consumers work HARD for our money, and when we spend it at American businesses, all we want to be treated with by your sales associates (many of whom are now aloof 20-something Millenials with zero personality who roll their eyes at you, throw you your change and don't even say 'thank you' for your business), is some courtesy, and a little gratitude...if it weren't for us, you would not make your profits and you would be out of business. Manager of Amy's Hallmark: If you are reading this, your cashier's lousy customer service skills are a direct reflection on YOU and YOUR FRANCHISE, and if that ornament wasn't on my wife's list, I would have flat walked out of your store without giving you my business....YOU JUST LOST A CUSTOMER FOR LIFE!!!!