Jose and Elo handled a last-minute request with patience, care and true joy. Couldn't be more…read morethankful!

I received an arrangement from here as a gift and it's stunning! I'm so impressed and couldn't…read morerecommended them more!

BEWARE: Bait-and-Switch Fraud Warning…read more Charged $485 for flowers that didn't match the photo, color, or quality advertised. Refused a refund and blamed the customer. Feels deceptive -- explains the 2-star rating on Google.

This Bloom Today Flower Shop is horrible. I paid extra $10 for the express delivery before 2:00PM…read moreof the service. By 5:00PM, this florist had no idea where their flower is, and they would tell you to find out the status. Do not order anything from this Bloom flower shop. It's the worst I have ever experienced.

I have visited Seaport Flowers for many years. The selection, quality, and service are the best of…read morethe best.

Classy place with beautiful arrangements. Best place around Brooklyn for flowers…read more Very well done arrangements.

Nice, family-owned shop. It's not large but decently good selection of plants and bouquets. Prices…read moreare fair, though they have increased quite a bit recently. Used to be very economical but I understand. Have purchased many plants and succulents over the years and will definitely continue!

This place used to be fantastic. They used to offer a great selection of high-quality flowers. Over…read morethe past year, the quality has fallen off dramatically, while the prices have steeply risen. A year ago, they had very pretty $25 to $35 bouquets displayed on a shelf outside, and if you bought one, they would inspect the flowers before wrapping it up and swap out any that looked tired. Their premade bouquets now are priced at between $35 and $45, and are noticeably less artful than the ones from a year ago. This week I went in and asked them to make a $60 bouquet for my partner's birthday (for me to take with me, not for delivery). The bouquet came out modest-looking, considering the price point, and one day later, two of the three Gerbera daisies, and one of the three roses they had included were completely withered, demonstrating that these were old and not fresh flowers. Very overpriced for the quality. Disappointed to no longer have a reliable flower shop in the neighborhood. I will post a picture of the $60 bouquet about 18 hours after purchase. Judge for yourself.

Enchanted Florist literally saved my daughter's wedding day after her original plans were a…read moredisaster. If you need someone who puts your dream and vision into reality, definitely support Tony at Enchanted Florist!!

I ordered a dozen long stem pink roses for my mother for Mother's Day because she specifically…read moreloves pink roses. The arrangement shown on the website was a beautiful bouquet of vibrant pink roses arranged elegantly in a tall vase with full presentation and volume. I expected to receive exactly what was advertised in both quality, color, and arrangement. Instead, what my mother received looked completely different. The roses delivered were peach-colored, not pink, and the arrangement did not look like the picture shown on the website at all. Peach is not pink, and this was not a slight shade variation, it was an entirely different color. The flowers did not resemble the advertised product I ordered. I accidentally selected the following week for delivery instead of Mother's Day weekend, but I caught the mistake the very same day and immediately called the store. I explained the error and clearly stated that if they could not accommodate a Mother's Day delivery, they could simply cancel the order. I was told it was absolutely no problem and that they could accommodate it, so there was no issue with timing. The real issue came when I called to ask why peach roses were sent instead of the pink roses I specifically ordered. The man who answered said he was the owner, and instead of professionally addressing the concern, his first comment was a snarky remark asking if I was the one who "ordered last minute." This was unnecessary and inaccurate since I had corrected the delivery date the same day I placed the order and was assured it would not be a problem. He then told me he chose the "pink shade" he thought was best to send. Peach roses are not pink roses, and I did not ask for him to make that decision for me. Rather than acknowledging the mistake, apologizing, or offering a proper resolution, he became rude and dismissive. He asked if the problem was that my mother didn't like them or if I didn't like them, completely missing the point. He then states if she doesn't like it we can go and pick the flowers up and this is after they had already been delivered, which is both impractical and disrespectful. I also explained that I had previously worked with someone else at the store who kindly sent me photos of the pink rose options they had in stock so I could confirm the exact shade before delivery. Instead of appreciating that effort, he responded by saying she "went above and beyond" and that they are not supposed to do that. Sending two quick photos when a customer is ordering from out of state is not extraordinary customer service, it is basic professionalism. If a florist cannot provide the exact color or arrangement being advertised, the professional thing to do is call the customer and allow them to decide how they would like to proceed. You do not make substitutions income without approval especially when I spoke to someone at their store regarding the pink shade and then argue when the customer questions it. What is the point of showing customers pictures of specific arrangements on your website if you are just going to send whatever you want? If you cannot provide what is being advertised, you should communicate that first instead of deciding for the customer. This entire experience was disappointing, unprofessional, and disrespectful. I paid for pink roses and received peach-colored roses that looked nothing like what I ordered. The owner's rude attitude and refusal to acknowledge the mistake made the situation even worse. I would not recommend this florist based on both the product quality and the unacceptable customer service.

Got an orchid here. Good reasonable price. Nice pot and gift wrapping paper also…read more In and out within 5 minutes with a plant for $55 + tax. Thanks Jae!

Located in a rather hodge podge set of buildings in midtown Manhattan is Alisan Florist. This…read morerelatively small store front is a welcome respite from the corner delis with flowers that litter the area. Instead, what you get here are gorgeous flowers and plants that are fresh and smell great. The shop is beautifully laid out. When you walk in, the order counter and cashier are to the right. To the left is a wide variety of flowers and plants. Beyond that is a prep area with even more selection. The family that runs this shop is ultra friendly and very good at putting together arrangements. I've gone in and picked one flower, asked for a bouquet assembled with it as a centerpiece and they've never disappointed. If you're lucky, you may even get to meet one of the family dogs that hangs out at the shop every now and then (and they too are super friendly). The flowers aren't cheap here, but you're in midtown Manhattan so expecting a cheap florist is like expecting cheap (non street meat) food. I'm more than willing to pay for great service and high quality product and Alisan is a great reminder of that.

Beautiful bouquet Fantastic selection of flowers…read morePrompt delivery Helpful assistance I highly recommend Columbia Midtown

Unfortunately had to come here for condolences flowers for a coworker. That said, these guys are…read morecourteous, professional, and reasonably priced. Something usually not associated with Midtown and flowers. The gentleman helping me was amazing and I would definitely come back again the next time I need flowers in midtown. Highly recommend.

They did a super beautiful design, but they completely ignored multiple requests to not put lilies…read moreanywhere. We mentioned it a number of times, even wrote it on our contract, then mentioned it again that I have a severe allergy to lilies. I come in for my wedding and start feeling sick, my eyes start hurting, I start having difficulties breathing, and here they are - they completely ignored the request and decorated our entire Chuppah with lilies. Our wedding party was awesome. They removed these damn flowers and called Fortune Flowers requesting to fix it immediately. It took me, also my mother in law and my husband (who apparently had a reaction to them as well) a few hours until we stopped feeling sick.

This is my second time coming here. I just want to start by saying that I have no problem with the…read moreflowers. It was the same girl (I think her name was Olya) that made my bouquet, and the arrangement was as beautiful as the first time. My problem is with the bald guy (I think his name was Boris) that runs the place. While Olya was making my bouquet, I asked Boris if he could break a $20 bill. He (reluctantly) agreed, as if I wasn't a customer and just came in to break a bill, so I handed him $20. He looks at it for no more than 2 seconds and says (very confidently and nonchalantly), "it's a fake". For a second I get embarrassed, take it back and look at it myself. It looked worn out and had the texture as such, but when I brought it to the light it definitely had all the elements needed for it to be real, so I asked him to check with a marker. He said he didn't have one and then continued to prove to me that it's fake by showing me a fake $20 bill of his own. This bill actually looked and felt fake, yet not worn out and when brought to the light had none of the crucial elements that my bill had. At that point I said fuck it, and just handed him another $20. Guess what?! He had a problem with that one as well. No, not because it was "fake", but because it was a little ripped on the side. He said, "I'm sorry, but no one is going to take that from me". By this point I had so many mixed emotions inside of me, I was ready to just leave without the flowers. Instead, I finally found a crisp $20 bill and gave it to him. The irony of it all was that I needed to break that $20 to give it to Olya as a tip. To convince myself (or prove him right) I went to the bank to check the validity of the bill. To no surprise at all, they tell me, "it's a little worn out, but definitely real!" And just for shits and giggles I asked them if the ripped $20 bill was good to use. And once again, to no surprise, they told me that it was perfectly fine. In fact, they took them both and gave me two fresh $20 bills. In conclusion, Olya is a very talented florist, who deserves to be working in a much better establishment. I took one star off for embarrassing me with the first bill, then one for the other, and another one for wasting my time going to the bank to reassure myself. If I could, I'd give 1 star to the place and 5 to Olya. I don't know if I'll be coming back here, but if I do, hopefully I'm not going to have the same experience. P.S. don't come here if you don't have crisp bills.