Feels was an expected little surprise on this strip on 71st and Myrtle. While waiting for a local…read morerestaurant to open, I walked down the sidewalk to see what feels was all about.. The lady running the space was warm and hospitable, welcoming me in as I approached the stairs. The scent of essential oils and incense filled the air, drawing me in to see the available wares. It seems feels is a carefully curated vintage shop with accessories, vinyl and natural products (soaps, incense, etc.) available for purchase. The prices were higher than expected, but on par with Williamsburg and Chelsea vintage shops. If fancy thrifting is your jam, go by and check them out.

Brooklyn Vintage is a cool spot. I like that they have clothing for us men as well. I purchased me…read morea nice suit with slacks. Nice place with all kinds of items. They even have vintage items for women too. Great place, no outrageous prices. I was very satisfied.

Very friendly knowledgeable and helpful staff. Great selection of all manner of vintage. Good…read moreprices. Wonderful reference space.

This is one of my favorite local spots! I love supporting small businesses and the women who work…read morehere are always lovely, I've gotten birthday cards, anniversary gifts, and even just because gifts for myself! And I've loved every single one.

Went for a short walk in the hood and stumbled upon this super cute new store. We didn't have any…read morecash but lucky for us she takes Apple Pay so we walked away with a really cool fermented vegetables kit! I might do these walks more often if that includes stop here once a week!

Been back with my dog so I needed to update my review. And this time no issue. I love me some…read morehomegoods and this one is like a 5 min drive so went back.

It's late August and the store looks like the home decor version of Spirit Halloween. Pumpkin…read morethemed everything ... Every where .... All at once. Useful, desirable items are few and far between. The quality of items are questionable as well. I'd pass on shopping here.

Nice locally owned plant stop for houseplants. A great selection of plants that can thrive in any…read morekind of apartment. I have too many houseplants myself but I love looking at all the plants here like a variegated monstera as well as a rubber plant with variegated leaves. I really enjoyed the selection of locally made plastic pots too. I will come back when I need some new pots for propagation.

Very friendly people working at this shop. Great plants and pots, though some of the pots are…read morepricey. I bought some organic soil here and it was full of aphids. But otherwise, a nice neighborhood place to buy plants.

Most fabulous! This is a very special place, a gem, and the owner is clearly very talented and…read moreexperienced, always new stuff of great quality, aesthetic and historical value. I love the eclectic yet distinct style of the store and there is great turnover so always new stuff to discover.

Nice stuff to look at but I came in looking for a specific thing and I got it! I was looking for a…read morecoffee cup and saucer and I found a nice one and the owner provided useful information for us. I think it was a good price for each set.

I came in and got an amazing scented candle for my aunt's birthday and a cute card as well they…read morehave a wide selection of home decor, jewelry, cute nail polish, fancy dinner party plates and bowls, maybe gifts, and anything you would need for a civilized gift shop in the neighbor. Shop early for xmas!

From the owner: The Shop by Calhoun & Co. is a gift and home decor shop in Williamsburg Brooklyn. The shop…read moreselection is curated by Brooklyn Based Brand Calhoun & Co. and offers a playful, colorful, and cozy atmosphere. Our gift & product categories include, baby, kids, men, women, stationery, throw blankets, decorative pillows, candles, kitchen & tabletop, tote bags, graphic tees & sweatshirts and so much more

Kumari is my favorite place to shop for gifts here in Sunnyside. Just entering the shop you are…read moregreeted by calming music and warm hearted staff. Many lovely items to choose from at all price points. Great jewelry and handicrafts. A real asset to the area.

From the owner: Tibetan Arts, Handicrafts, Carpets, Clothings, Statues, Jewelries and many more.read more

Offers a very nicely curated assortment of vintage mid-century modern artifacts, furntiure and art…read moreby the usual suspects. Tends to run pricey, but what isn't, in this neighborhood?

Very nice selection of mid-century furniture and decor. I got a great painting here, and it came…read morewith the "Jarontee", which is great and also hilarious. The prices match the quality. Good place to come when you're ready to start spending actual money on decorating your home with some unique stuff.

I have never visited this store in person. I discovered it on Instagram when I fell through a…read morerabbit hole. The aesthetic of the shop and the product offering (great fifty items, a lot of local products, fun greeting cards, plants!) is what drew me to follow them. Having a "Visit Ridgewood Day" and and shop and Stay Forever was on my to-do list this spring, but now we're all grounded. I was so happy to see that the owners took a creative way to drum up some business during a very uncertain time but selling all types of care packages. I decided to buy a surprise box for my friend, and she loved it. It included a candle and a gorgeous spring green journal. I ended up buying three more boxes for my friends' children; I cannot wait to see the pics of their loot from Stay Forever. I will definitely be visiting this local women-owned business when things get better.

There's no denying they have a beautifully curated selection of items. it really is a lovely little…read moreshop to browse. However, I had a really frustrating experience recently regarding their return policy. A high-end item was placed in a bucket on the floor, where the price was not visible and the price sign of a neighboring item was visible instead of that particular item. Because the store was crowded, and they don't print receipts, I didn't catch the massive price jump at the register until after I paid. When I immediately went back inside to return the item and explain the misleading signage setup, I was told they only offer store credit or gift cards- No refunds. For an independent local boutique, a completely inflexible 'No refund' policy for an honest, immediate mistake leaves a really bad taste in your mouth. If you shop here, just be sure to double-check the price of absolutely everything at the register before you hand over your payment, because once they have your money, you are stuck with it. UPDATE: The owner publicly responded with a smooth, passive-aggressive spin claiming they are 'totally flexible' and that returns are always allowed. However, she then privately messaged me a completely different story, admitting: 'While we do have a no refund policy... we do issue refunds for same day returns.'So, my original review was entirely accurate. The owner lied publicly to save face while admitting the truth in my DMs. She also condescendingly noted that the 'great thing about shopping small' is that the owners are 'one short email away.' But who should have to track down an owner's email inbox just to get basic, standard customer service? A customer shouldn't have to do extra labor to bypass an untrained staff member.The owner privately admitted she left two completely brand-new employees working totally solo during a hectic weekend shift. Leaving untrained staff alone to run a busy store isn't 'flexibility'--it's a massive management failure that directly results in misleading pricing and stressed-out customers and employees. While she privately apologized, the fact remains that their system is broken. It is not convenient for me to travel back to Ridgewood to fix a store error. I am keeping the item, but the review stays up as a historical record of terrible management.