Thursday (7/23) + Friday (7/24) from 11am-7pm…read more Stop by if you happen to be in the Soho neighborhood and wanna try the different flavors of brewed coffee and tea (on the house) complete with creamer and sugar. Snap a few pics with the aesthetic photo opportunities in the cozy space featuring the old phone booth, a fire hydrant. a pedestrian crossing light, and lots more just waiting for you to explore! Giveaways like black trucker caps + enamel pins are at the merch customization station. There's an ongoing special 50% off discount for the Flavia Coffee Machine at the moment. Additionally, you can help to color a life-sized coffee-themed mural with provided paint and markers. The security guard opening the door and brand ambassadors in the front are polite. Baristas are pretty friendly and easygoing with the exception of this particular woman with gray hair in charge of the merch giveaways towards the back. She lied by telling people how there're no more caps and enamel pins for the day and to please come back tomorrow. She approached me and emphasized again that they really have no more yesterday. I didn't even go ask her questions or wasn't bothering anyone at all. Why is it even necessary to come up to me emphasizing that statement again? But then, I saw that same particular staff going to the backroom getting more black caps and passing them to her colleague. If you plan on lying to people by being a jerk, then just stick to your story all the way. It's not that "there're no more for the day." But rather, she's stingy and just doesn't want to give it out lol. Even saw her whispering to other staff and eyeing at me. You want the public to know more about the coffee machine brand Flavia. But then, you don't want to give out promotional merch by turning people away with the lying. Makes me feel unwelcoming. I left shortly afterwards. Wouldn't go out of my way for this imo. I was just so happened to be in the area.

This past weekend from 7/24 to 7/26 from 10am-5pm was the 20th Anniversary Party for the brand…read moreTONYMOLY. Everything was 20% off in the entire store including their newest pop up exclusive products. Any purchase (no minimum amount) was gifted a free banana milk hand cream. The 1st 100 people in line each day had gotten free birthday cake flavored ice cream from Betty Jo's and a free can of Ollipop as special treats. Make a $40+ in-store purchase could get you a $140-value gift bag of 5 full-size TONYMOLY products & other gifts from branded partners. You would even find a small random Squishmallow keychain plushie inside. The ambiance wise was similar to a vibrant-looking gift shop with a life-size cherry photo opportunity by the storefront of TONYMOLY pop up shop. They had made really great use of the venue. Staff were very friendly + helpful + patient + laidback. Lines were managed pretty well without people crowding around and not too many line cutters. Payment was card only. Entry on a first come, first served basis depending on space capacity. No RSVP was required/needed at all. It was opened to the public. All gifts with purchase and treats would be given out until supplies lasted. They had pretty good stock that didn't run out too soon.

My friend and I attended the Hello Spring Cookie Decorating Workshop on Friday, March 20, 2026 at…read more6:00pm hosted by @Allthesecookies owner, Vivian Yun, at Studio Sukoon. Studio Sukoon is located up the stairs of 242-09 Northern Blvd in Little Neck, NY. Street parking is available. Studio Sukoon has many different workshops like cake candle making and crochet. During the class, I learned and practiced a variety of decorating techniques (outline and flooding, texture technique, wet-on-wet technique, and layered icing) led by Vivian Yun. The workshop was beginner-friendly and fun. I created or attempted to create an adorable set of cookies (butterfly, flower, four leaf clover, and rainbow.) I tried my best. Vivian walked around the studio and offered her assistance to anyone. The class had about 14 people and it was made of adults and children. The class was enjoyable, relaxed, supportive, welcoming, and rewarding. All materials were provided-the cookies, piping bags, and scribe. After finishing, my cookies were packed in a box and I took it home. The whole experience was about an hour and a half.

If I can give this pop up more than 5 stars, I probably would have given TRESemmé at least 10 stars…read morein my book. Definitely the fastest pop up ever in 2026 pop up history!!! No lines, no wait! You just get there + staff explains & gives you a little demo + they hand you the products in the cutest oversize black-and-white striped fuzzy makeup pouch...and then you can leave. You'll get a mint-flavored popsicle as well. Hours: Fri (8/7) - 1-7pm Sat (8/8) - 1-6pm Address: Domino Square 12 South 3rd Street (Kent Ave) Brooklyn, NY 11249 When I got there around 4:15pm on Friday, they have run out of all the popsicles for the day. But, the brand still had quite a few makeup pouches of 3 full-size products to hand out. The station where they were doing the product demos had stopped working. That part was closed down. So in the end, it turned out to be the quickest 2-second in-and-out pop up I have ever been to!!! It's okay, I rather TRESemmé still has full-size products than the opposite instead. It's already super hot and very humid with the sun beaming down on you when walking 20 mins in the direction of south to the water from the Bedford Ave Station. It's not close to the train, but you gotta do what you've to do if you wanna get the freebies. Last thing I need is to head out all the way to Domino Park just for a popsicle because they've run out of the goodies. The brand reps are super friendly and not snobby at all. Everyone is really energetic and hyped about their job. I noticed that most of the staff have curly hair to fit the concept of curly-haired products which they're promoting for TRESemmé. Definitely go check it out since 8/8 is the last day. Just can't say enough great things about this pop up itself in general.

Harry Styles newest PleasingLand pop up is open in NYC for the entirety of his Madison Square…read moreGarden residency till Nov 1. The store is open Tuesdays through Sundays from 12-7 with early access for Amex card holders at 11 am. The store is bright and colorful with a few experiences (perfume game for a prize but they may end up giving you whatever they have extra of, photo booth, loop earphone room) mixed in with some clothing merch and some perfume/skin items. Staff is very friendly. If you have an Amex in addition to early entry, you have access to a few exclusive items and a free gift with purchase. At the time I went, the free gift was a bottle of nail polish. The line can get long and they only allow a certain amount of people in at a time to not overcrowd. Not sure how the shag carpet will hold up after a few days of rain and hundreds of feet but time will tell. If you're a Harry fan or honestly looking for some great smelling perfumes, it's worth the trip. If there is little to no line, it is also worth the trip.

A gift shop located on Statue of Liberty Island and a few steps away from the Statue of Liberty…read more They have the usual here: cloths, ornaments, key chains, Miniture Statue of Liberty, toys and etc. A great place to get souvenir. But again, it is a bit pricy here compared to the small stores or street vendors that you find in Manhattan.

I do love all the stuff there. It's cool. I got a really cool knock off like I said, which I…read morelove. I love America. Sammy, age 6

If you are the type of person who really loves unique and QUALITY items, you will love this little…read moreshop. Also, if you are someone who really goes by the ENERGY of a place...the overall vibe...and if you like when you get the strong sense that everything in the establishment is very carefully selected and curated, then you too will love this place. I happened to pass by this place, yesterday, and was drawn in by the adorable exterior and the setup in the window. It appears that all or most items are made in Korea. Everything in the shop was 'just so'.... of very high quality, and very unique...particularly some of the pottery (mugs, teapots, teacups, etc.) I also saw candles, very delicate bracelets, etc. If you are looking for a present, either for yourself or for someone else who appreciates fine quality, I highly recommend this shop!

RainySundayMorning House is exactly the kind of hidden gem you love to stumble upon. This sweet…read morelittle shop is packed with Korean and Asian-inspired gifts, all carefully curated from local designers and smaller brands. They have the perfect amount of options, from beautiful jewelry and unique perfumes to lovely stationery and other thoughtful goods. The prices are really good, and what made the experience even better was the staff--they were super friendly and actually knew about nearly everything they carried. We especially loved browsing the stationery and testing the perfumes; each scent was unique and really well-crafted. It's a wonderful spot to find a special, one-of-a-kind gift or just treat yourself to something beautiful.

This is a long time business. They took care of my mother's furs 40 years ago and when I brought…read moreher furs to be altered, the owner remembered those coats. And was super helpful and the job he did was amazing considering the coats were in bad shape when I brought them in. Now I have two lovely coats. Everyone should provide service like this!

I found him on line and I took my fur coat for a new lining . He put in new lining and also put…read moreback on one of my hooks. He also repaired my fur by my pocket. He did an excellent job. I advised anyone to go to him. All this work he did for a reasonable price.