Neha G.

Luxury shopping in FiDi. It's not a typical store where employees come up to you and ask if you need help. You may roam freely around admiring the expensive items on display from brands like Amiri, Acne, to Golden Goose and more... the list goes on from shoes, clothes, to bags, and accessories. They have a small coffee shop with expensive items. Cafe Jalu offers coffee, tea, pastries. There was just one barista when I arrived so the line was long & moving slow. They also have a fancy little bar with unique furniture and overall classy vibe. Very Parisian. They could train the employees to be more approachable to customers. Often found them talking to each other but not reaching out to those shopping unless a question was asked directly to them.

Ryan R.

I want to die here and spend my ghostly eternity haunting this fabulous place!! The people who work here are almost all French! I wonder if the department store sent them from France or hired them here. I wish I took more photos of this place or a video. The design details of every department and the bars & restaurants were so perfect!! There's so many amazing items to look at and be tempted by. But the prices are definitely high. I saw one croissant candle that was over $100. But the skincare cave has a bunch of great stuff for pretty normal prices. I highly recommend at least going for a look around and some coffee & a croissant (chair).

Dennis G.

Printemps New York at 1 Wall Street is a striking addition to the Financial District and a compelling debut for the storied French luxury retailer in the U.S. Opened in spring 2025, this two-level flagship is housed inside a landmark Art Deco building, and the design alone is worth the visit. With opulent Art Deco and Art Nouveau details by Paris-based architect Laura Gonzalez, the space feels transportive and unmistakably Parisian. In many ways, it evokes the golden era of Barneys New York in the 1980s at its Seventh Avenue flagship--luxurious, curated, and aspirational without feeling sterile. Founded in Paris in 1865, Printemps brings its heritage to life here with a thoughtful mix of established luxury brands and niche labels, including some exclusives. The men's department, La Garçonnière, stands out in particular, with its refined, monochromatic design and strong selection from brands such as Dior, Valentino, Maison Margiela, Jil Sander, and Acne Studios. The women's fashion, beauty, and wellness offerings are equally expansive, featuring names like Manolo Blahnik, Aquazzura, Balenciaga, and Simone Rocha, along with home décor, lifestyle pieces, and distinctive gifts. What truly sets this location apart, however, is the food and beverage options, curated by James Beard Award-winning chef Gregory Gourdet. The Red Room Bar is the centerpiece: an intimate 25-seat cocktail lounge adjacent to the iconic Red Room, with its breathtaking red-and-gold mosaics and soaring ceilings. The cocktails are expertly executed, ranging from classics to inventive creations, alongside thoughtful zero-proof options. Refined bar bites with subtle Haitian influences--such as crispy green plantains with habanero salt, oysters, and caviar service--round out the experience. Elsewhere in the store, Salon Vert offers a Parisian-inspired raw bar overlooking Broadway, complete with hand-painted tiles and a weekday happy hour. The Champagne Bar, tucked into the beauty section, serves a well-curated selection of champagne, wine, and non-alcoholic elixirs, with a roaming bar cart adding a touch of theater for shoppers. For a more formal dining experience, Maison Passerelle delivers a full dinner menu in a polished, fine-dining setting adjacent to the Red Room Bar. Printemps New York is more than a department store--it's a destination. Between the architecture, the fashion curation, and the standout dining and cocktail concepts, it feels like a true luxury experience and a welcome revival of the kind of retail theater New York does best.

Martin T.

I can spend the entire night here. Possibly the best espresso martini I've had. The interior is beautiful, this place is a vibe machine

Bret F.

Worth a trip downtown to check out this new French luxury department store. The women's shoe room is gorgeous with 1930s tiles. The whole store is beautifully and artistically designed with lots of curated finds. We stopped by the bar and had a lovely time chatting with the bartender and our fellow shoppers. While we didn't try the food, people near us did and everyone was raving about what they had.

Keilon L.

It's a very nice and rather personal feel to this "grand magasin" (large department store)...in American form (with a smaller format). The curation of brands and pieces from those brand's collections was decidedly French. There was definitely a European feel to the space. It's laid out in a way that makes you really want to explore all corners of it and encourages shopping. The first floor invites you in and the second floor makes you want to stay. Also, on the second floor, the restaurant/bar Salon Vert is a gem. We had a great bartender who knew his craft. The food prep team and chef also made an appearance as they were hard at work on menu for a group that was scheduled to arrive as I overheard while eavesdropping. All in all, this the type of place that I like to shop at or just pop into to be inspired. Lovely store, great location.

Alex R.

Can I afford to shop here? No. Can I still wander around with a glass of champagne and admire? Yes! What a beautifully designed store! The walls, floors, and fixtures were just absolute art, along with the clothes. Every room either has a bar, or a bar cart serving drinks. We only interacted with the bartender, but he was very nice and gave us some tips for walking around the store. We also found our way to the restaurant before they opened, but the maître D let us walk around and take it all in. The menu looked great, and I would definitely be back to enjoy dinner. This is a must see if you're in FiDi

Hannah H.

About a 2-2.5: Printemps is a French luxury department store, and they had opened one in FiDi recently. They boast of having a nice range of brands and such, but I thought it was extremely limited, in addition to not much of a selection of styles. The decor was colorful and fun, with interesting decor. Cafes and restaurants are on site, for those who would like to grab coffee or nosh while shopping. There wasn't much of a crowd, as we went closer to opening time. Staff were scattered throughout, and it was a little difficult trying to find someone for assistance. +limited selection and styles

Jan P.

Stay with me while I explain why the review is not 4 stars. Made a res on Resy at Salon Vert (2nd floor) and table was ready when I arrived with my niece. First thing we noticed: Wood veneer is coming off of dining table. Crazy! This place is new. Table was chipped and looked shabby (not chic). They have NO bread service! Seriously. Best thing about Paris restaurants is the amazing bread. The menu is minimal as for food, but tremendous for alcohol. We shared a salad, the cauliflower and the eggs. All were delicious, but not filling, hence needing the bread. Service was fine. Of course we checked out the ladies room: Wallpaper and wall under hand dryer were falling apart. It's due to the Dyson hand dryer, but could someone notice and find a solution. Like a crack house wall. However, the decor in the bathroom was lovely. Also, this being a new spot you would expect to find contactless sinks in the bathroom, but no. The store is small, only 2 floors. There are cute Parisian touches such as champagne bar and beautiful Murano glass lighting fixtures. The prices are high (as expected) but we did find a pair of sneakers for $90. So there's that. It's a fancy dept store with cool decor and interesting layouts for depts. It was certainly a destination and one that should be checked out. Door persons open and hold both Front doors on your way in and out, adding to elegance. Staff wear their own clothes so they blend in and it all looks natural. Dressing rooms are beautiful. Some look like cabanas!! On the way out we decided to stop at the cafe for cafe latte, a croissant and a pineapple cake. All made very well and delicious. We sat for a while and caught up with each other and it felt a bit Parisian.

Alexis B.

Printemps is a high-end French department store founded in 1865, but this location, its first in New York City, opened earlier this year. I visited last weekend, when I was in the neighborhood for a few hours. The store is gorgeous - both its inventory/products and its interior. There's a coffeeshop and a bar, so even if you're not shopping to buy (I was out for the day and couldn't be walking around with big bags), you can walk around and ooh and ahh and get a coffee or a glass of champagne! But if you're a shopper or can walk around with big bags, there are treasures to be found in this department store - clothes, bags, books on the South of France, candles, home goods, and so much more. It's gorgeous and fun. Definitely stop by with your friends who love to shop.

Sara Y.

The department store is Located at 1 Wall Street New York New York. (Right next to Whole Foods Marcket.) Walking distance from Fulton street/broad street station. There's an Info desk is on the right side after you get in. 1st floor and 2fl are the only shopping areas. 1st fl is casual clothes/accessories/fragrance/ cafe 2fl is closes/bar restaurant/skin care products/facial spa etc. 2restrooms are on the 2nd fl. during the store hrs, 2 door man stays at the entrance. Non-judgmental vibes, and smoothly shopping. I highly recommended :) *weekend might be packed! all the atmosphere, I posted pictures :) please take a look at!

Sally X.

Printemps, the famed French department store, opened its new concept store in New York City today (March 21), the first day of spring and how apropos! Long lines outside but since we had a reservation at the oyster bar - Salon Vert we were able to skip the long line. What can I say? The store is lovely! The set up, the selection of merchandise. It reminded me of a Barney's. I think the bit of Paris may have cracked the code of getting shoppers through its doors. Clearly not everyone will be able to afford the items for sale. But just the experience is worth it. Sales staff were helpful and friendly. Our waitstaff were excellent and attentive. I will return again and again! A much needed shopping and eating experience in downtown Manhattan!

Ashley J.

The new NYC Printemps is stunning!!!! Had so much fun walking around and drinking champagne.