If you don't live in Chinatown Brooklyn, you've most likely never been to or heard of this store…read more But it is really a hidden gem, literally. I took a lovely field trip to Chinatown Brooklyn this weekend and as I was walking I spotted on a side street a giant pink sign "Pink House". I had to further investigate because at first I thought it was some kind of Barbie living Condominium. But to my surprise it was a cute as a button clothing store. I have always wondered where a lot of these cute Asian gals are getting their sweet wardrobe and I may have found the secret! All the clothing here is very sweet, baby doll style clothing. Floral print tops, babydoll style dresses, striped leggings, really cute mini skirts & short shorts. I think there are really only two sizes and they are small and extra small. But a lot of the dresses fit loosely and could fit other sizes. They have their own Pink House brand of clothing that is very cute. $49 seemed to be the priced of everything in the store. All in all, I haven't seen another store in New York like this one and it makes me think if I went on a shopping trip overseas this is what I would find - and I love it!

This cute shoppe is an unique find in this Chinese populated neighborhood. 8th Ave is the Chinatown…read moreof Brooklyn, NY. The store is hidden on a side street of 8th Ave, Brooklyn, right next to a parking garage. There is a large pink sign that proclaims "Pink House", and there is no way you'll miss it. I must echo on Katie's review, Pink House does have super cute mini-skirts and tops. My girl love their boots, which was shipped from Korea as we were told. Most Chinese/Asian boutique offers poor quality to go with the bargined price tags, this store offers good quality, great style and reasonable dollars for it. Not cheap at all, but reasonable! The reps (I think their names were Ivy and Kitty) actually speaks English and have great fashion sense! My girl had a makeover in there basically and came out styling hot!! She loves it, and I love the way she looks in it. Money well spent! If you love the Asian chic styles but don't wanna get into the iny and crowded stores in c-town, I strongly recommend this shop for y'all! BTW, we are now regulars of the shop! =)

On a tight budget? Looking for decent quality household items like curtains, linens, pots and pans,…read morecleaning items and inexpensive clothes and shoes. If you search there are some hidden gems. Service is what you expect, not bad and not great.

Great selection of bedding, such as comforters. Also huge selection of curtains and drapes. A lot…read moreof storage containers. And they have pots and pans. Some baking supplies, not the very best but, for some things such as cupcake pans which are really just place holders they work fine. Found some airbake cookie sheets, which are usually a bit pricy.

My first time going to Primark was the location in Downtown Brooklyn. I did not know what was…read morePrimark and decided to check inside. Right by the entrance got plastic wheeled baskets and large net tote bags to carry your clothes in while you shop. I did not expect the store to have those baskets so big so you know the store is very cheap and affordable. Most of the customers there had a lot of stuff inside their baskets. The store surprisingly was very affordable with clothes averaging $20 or lower than that. They had clothes for women, men, children, and babies with home goods and accessories. This store had many levels you can access by escalators and elevators. There were self checkout systems that you had to scan your receipt to get out of the self checkout section. I've never seen this type of system in any store in New York City before where you scan the receipt to get out. There was so much to look at and it took me around 1.5 hours to check out the whole store. There was so much variety in every department. The style is similar to Old Navy with a lot of clothes made out of in linen. The store is very organized and neat. All the clothes are not out of place and They had cheap flats in stock that were made out of faux leather. They cost $9 and were wide enough and soft for my feet. They were really comfortable and fit true to size. I bought a pastel pink pair of flats in size 7. I keep wearing them to this day. The toddler and kids section had many styles and clothes to go through. They had a lot of t-shirts of different colors and designs for $4. I stocked up on those. They had Henley and cotton t-shirts. Another thing I liked about the toddlers section was the underwear. They had a maximum of 10 underwear in one bag. Also they had nice tank tops and camisoles for toddlers on sale. The camisoles were snugged and small to size so it's recommended to go up one more size. Overall, this store is a nice store for cheap finds. Everything is very stylish and in fashion here. This store is for anyone who cannot afford expensive stylish clothes.

Date of visit: April 13, 2026…read more Initially we thought this was a smaller Primark store due to the footprint of the building, but it turned out to be quite sizable and full of the things we know and love (and don't need but buy anyway) about Primark! On the disappointing side was that some of the escalators were broken and stairs were either not clearly marked or not an option, requiring us to use a relatively slow elevator to make our way to the floor where the Men's items were located. Despite that, and our already heavy luggage, we still found a number of items to bring back home with us as gifts, plus some clothes for us!

Beautiful and loved it, totally recommend. I love the clothes. The customer is always right.read more

Never going to this store again. I went to visit this store to help out a family member pick out…read moresome clothes for our Niece and Nephew. The moment I walked through the door, the man standing guard barked at me as asked me "What are you doing here?". What sort of question of that!? Obviously i'm here to shop. When I stated such, he pretty much tells me i'm not allowed because "Kids aren't allowed in here/you need to be over 18". I'll admit, I am shorter than my age suggests, but what should that matter? He even went so far as to subtly threaten me to leave, or else. Naturally, I took exception to that, and explained how bogus of a policy that is. Even if I was a youth, why should that matter? I'm here to spend money in your store, what does my age have to do with anything? What kind of department store BARS ITS TARGET DEMOGRAPHIC FROM SHOPPING IN THE FIRST PLACE?! I expressed how insulted I felt about his comments and rules, and kept telling him that I am old enough to belong. He just stared at me with such spite and hit me again with the lowkey threat. Frustrated and short on patience (I just came from a trip out-of-state and was especially tired...) I gave him my ID. Even with proof in his face, it still wasn't good enough for him. He pulled a Co-worker over for a second opinion. When the nice woman confirmed that my ID checked out (Shout out to her, btw. You rock!), it was only then that the Doorman relented and let me pass. I've had encounters with scummy people before, but I have never been so emasculated in public in all my days. To the entity who did that to me: Sort yourself out. Whether you're 13 or 130, those who walk through your doors should be treated with basic human decency. I was not some "kid" out to cause trouble, I was a Customer that YOU told that I shouldn't be gracing your store with my service. Do you ban elderly people from Arcades because they're "Too old"? So why is it ok to shoo me away because I don't look the way you expect? Shame on you, and shame on this store. You will never get my money, and I will recommend that everyone else keep theirs as well.

Everyone should be treated equally. This afternoon I…read moreintended to purchase a pair of Sorrel winter boots from Tango. While waiting at the counter to pay for the boots. The store clerk was ringing up another customer. As I waited to be served middle agex very plain woman enters the store. She picks up a pair of panty hose. After the transaction with the initial customer was completed. I made it clear although it was obvious, I was next. Unfortunately, the older white bedraggled store clerk decided the white woman who arrived after me, time was more valuable. So, the white store clerk began to ring up the white woman. Thereafter, I took my black self with my black dollars and departed the store. Now, I reside around the corner from Tango. For almost thirty years I've lived in Brooklyn Heights. I've always found Tango's bridge line clothing overpriced and as far as style underwhelming. I only shop there in a pinch. You are better off going across the street to Housing Works. A few seasons ago, I bought a Valentino Black label cocktail dress at Housing Works. Similarly, last spring, I purchased a fabulous 2ply silk Balenciaga aqua blue cocktail dress. Housing Works employees are pleasant and respectful to all their customers. Just not the ones who look like them!!!

Pieces you don't see anywhere else great service patient sales people has a great sale and…read moreclearance area, shoes, stockings, and under things available. Located in Brooklyn Heights no need to go to Manhattan.

The clothes in this store are stunning. All of the fabrics are handmade, as are the clothes. I…read morefound a dress that I loved, but it didn't fit. The owner took my measurements and altered the dress (for free!) and because I don't live in NY, he shipped it to me. I only wish he had items for sale listed on his website so I could order more. The owner, and his family, are lovely humans. The bar staff is also super kind and great drink makers! All around, it's a very cool spot. I wish I could hang out there more.

I've been living in the area for 4 yrs and have always wanted to stop by... so the day before my…read more27th birthday, I did! It was such a great experience (and there's a sale going on too!) This 10 yr old boutique is the epitome of what BK is - custom, locally produced goods with a music vibe. The owner produces tie dyed African inspired clothing, of which he can tailor for you on the spot. I recently bought a linen dress that I love & can't wait to wear.. and pair of funky huge star earrings. Def a place to go to for unique, well made items. Prices are on the high end but if you take into account the craftsmanship and the quality.. it's reasonable. Anthropologie items can cost 2 - 3x what's in the store... There's a spot out back that is used for classes / workshops / events but I haven't attended any yet. Found a great article on this spot: http://newyork.untappedcities.com/2011/07/14/the-village-at-gureje/

Other People's Clothes is much closer to a Buffalo Exchange than it is to a Goodwill or Salvation…read moreArmy. I've found some great dresses here but there are also some low quality items for prices that make you shake your head. Like any consignment store, there's a wide variety of quality, style, and price but compared to other OPC locations, I would say this one is in the lower/middle range of quality. If you're looking for mens clothes, there are slim pickins other than some pants and a rack of button downs. Their accessory section can really pull you in so be warned! They have colorful tights, a bunch of random keychains, socks, and trinkets that always catch my eye but rarely get me to buy. Every worker I've interacted with has been very sweet and it's so close that I'll probably keep coming back.

This is an enormous thrift shop that is right on the way between the restaurants/bars where I've…read morebeen drinking and the Marcy Ave stop where I'm headed to go home, perfectly situated to take advantage of my lowered inhibitions regarding retail. My wife dragged me in here after dinner, and I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and bright and well-stocked it is. The organization is mostly by color, and although I'd prefer it to be sorted by size, I was astonished that I was able to quickly find a number of items I actually wanted. Other People's Clothes is all about buying and selling and trading what they call "pre-loved" clothing, and I was all for the circular economy even before weird tariff things started happening. Whoever is doing the buying and trading is doing a good job though, because they have a lot of nice stuff for the selling. The prices fall somewhere between the dirt cheap thrift shops/consignment shops of other cities, and the eye-watering, unconscionable prices of the vintage stores in this city. That is to say, I bought a shirt for about $20, a shacket for about $25, and my wife found a great jacket for $40. The staff seems quite nice, both the person who let me into a fitting room and the one who checked us out, and I see myself coming back in, especially since buying anything from China is receiving a 150% markup in the coming months.

This shop is funky and fun and carries a lot of common brands we know in plus sizes at a discounted…read moreprice. They also have a featured designer rack in the back of the store near the fitting rooms. The one that they had when my bestie and I went was extremely expensive. She designed luxurious coats and wraps. One of the wrap vests looked super cute on me, but it was too expensive and there was no label as to what material was used. It did feel like polyester, however. The people who worked there were very kind and helpful and patient. Happy shops!

I love the idea of this store!…read more I really wish they wouldn't only let you keep store credit for a year -- as plus size people, it's hard to find things that fit our bodies, so expecting people to be able to find something in store that fits them within this time frame feels unrealistic and limiting. Despite coming here 4-5 times, I've only once found one clothing item. I also think changing this policy would help their inventory! I have so many trendy/desirable items that I'd love to sell to them, but because of the time limit, I end up selling to Buffalo Exchange instead since their store credit doesn't expire.