I've visited this shop many times and it has been my go to spot in the hood if we ever needed a…read moreunique piece or gift that spoke to who I am: A Black Woman from BK! Dropped by today to get a friend's daughter a gift as she was entering college and found EXACTLY what I was looking for! Also found a dope greeting card AND got it wrapped!! All of this service at a good value and great service. Go here!!

Are you ready for the 411? Here we go...this is a Diamond in the ruff in Bed-Stuy! A cute shopping…read morespot with all types of unique goodies from candles to games to clothing. Pricing varies and can be a little pricey but there is something there for everyone. The staff is always engaging and answers all questions asked. Check it out if you are in the area.

Love this spot so much. Great selection of incredible pieces, carefully thought out and researched…read moreby the wonderful owner. She puts so much care into this store, it is so cool to see. And every employee that has been there while I've gone (multiple different times) has been so friendly and helpful. $10 rack is always fun to check out! Inside has special pieces, ranging in price but ofc always great quality. :-)

The only thing I'm disappointed in is not discovering this place before…read more My friend Naomi and I walked in here randomly while taking a stroll and we are claiming ourselves to be "regulars". SO MANY CUTE THINGS and inexpensive too! Margot was extremely attentive and friendly - will return, like yesterday!

Sooooooooooo much fun and a lot of diversity in the vendors. Cute location!…read more It's a bunch of cute vintage and trendy items. It's priced as expected, but if you love the item it's worth it. Everyone was super friendly.

Worth the trek to DUMBO? If you're already planning a Saturday around the bridges, waterfront,…read morephotos, food, or Time Out Market, I'd say yes, Brooklyn Flea is a fun add-on. I was on the fence after mixed reviews, and while some finds felt genuinely unique, others seemed a little overpriced. It's located under the Manhattan Bridge at 80 Pearl St. and has a mix of vintage clothing, jewelry, antiques, collectibles, art, records, and handmade goods. The vintage point-and-shoot camera table was the highlight for my teen and apparently a ton of twenty-somethings are drawn to those Canon ELPHs and PowerShots, Nikon Coolpix, Sony Cyber-shots, and Fujifilm FinePix cameras. Those cameras are having a serious comeback, thanks to their nostalgic early-2000s look of soft, grainy, flash-heavy photos that somehow feel cooler than anything your way more modern phone takes. The crowd surrounding the table never died down. My only regret is arriving midday so consider going earlier in the morning to browse without the shoulder-to-shoulder chaos. Open Saturdays & Sundays, 10 AM-5 PM. From Manhattan, the F to York St. or A/C to High St. My tip: Make it part of a DUMBO day, not the main event. Even if you leave empty-handed, you've still got bridge & waterfront views, Time Out Market, and plenty to explore. That was our plan, and it worked out perfectly.

These are some of the biggest and brightest happiest people that you'll meet in the neighborhood…read more Every year I go to buy birthday presents for all of my family members, and all of my Christmas gift gifts are bought from this place. On top of all that I was pleasantly surprised to have found a community of creative thinkers and organizers who regularly host events inside the space which give a platform to the incredible talent that this neighborhood has fostered over the years! In the best thing is that they don't take themselves too seriously I am writing this review so that others understand that the owners are kind responsible people prepared to amend and understand any trespass or impasse, just message them on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/awesomebrooklyn?igsh=MTJtNTZ1NXoyZDJ5Mw== @awesomebrooklyn

Best place to get hostess gifts, fun cards, and genuinely just feel happy inside a store. We love…read moreAwesome

Cool addition to the neighborhood. They have custom pieces and era finds. They are still setting up…read moreso expect to see new items weekly. It's like a little beacons closet in Bed-stuy Very tiny so don't bring more than a friend or two with you to help you search because you will take up the whole store.

Small shop, moderately priced, a nice overall add to the neighborhood but probably won't be a…read morestaple in my vintage shopping. They do accept card, but if you're over a size 6 it's going to be hard to find an actual article of clothing to purchase and add to your closet. For those who then ask, "Well, why should I go?" I want to stress their seemingly endless accessories including, but not limited to: stylish designer handbags for ~$60, hats (read: very stylish berets), and more. Have this be a funky addition to your day in the neighborhood, but don't necessarily go drastically out of your way.

Clean and very nice. Good prices and great selection. Lovely collection of good items.read more

This one is good. You will need to take your time…read more The variety here is broader. It's a good thrift store to me if you see some of everything. Casual, one of a kind, fancy, vintage, trendy, old trend pieces that make the experience worth the trip. I like to see enough selection to boost my imagination for what I can do with the pieces. The prices are decent here too, don't change. I'll be back. Bring cash if you wanna avoid that credit card fee.

I'm truly grateful for my experience with I Like Mike Watches. I purchased two vintage watches and…read morewas so happy with the condition they arrived in -- both were in great shape and clearly well cared for. The customer service was wonderful, kind, and helpful throughout the process, which made the purchase feel even more special. Shipping was also impressively fast. I really appreciate the care and attention that went into my order, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again. Highly recommend!

Great stuff in here. A joy to visit even when you're not in the market for furniture. Lots of great…read morechests, dressers, mirrors and small items too like vases and glassware

I was super excited to visit but it's no longer here, the space is now a yoga studio...read more

I came during hours when it was supposed to be open but it was shuttered closed. Either they are…read morepermanently closed or they don't keep regular hours.

This is more than a clothing store with artisanal clothing and jewelry imported from Senegal along…read morewith coffee and teas . Skincare products and hair and cosmetics. It has its very own nail salon with non-toxic nail products used. Another great reason to stop by is after all that shopping you can go around the corner And eat at the Cafe ru dix run by the same owners with the Senegalese flavor.

I passed through this shop a couple years ago and made a mental note to come back when I had more…read moretime. I finally got the chance to go on a weekend. The shop is cozy but well-decorated with several tasteful items that are perfect for a gift to yourself or a gift for a loved one. They sell coffee, tea, tea-making accessories, vintage clothing, candles, incense, etc. They also have a nail salon in the back! The staff was kind and super helpful. I ended up getting a gold tea strainer and some gold teaspoons that I've been using nonstop for the last few days. They are good quality and make tea time a little more elevated. So glad I stopped by and can't wait to come back and support this business. And don't forget to stop by their adjacent cafe!

My girlfriend loves shopping here whenever we are in New York. As long as she is happy with the…read moreoutfits she pic out for herself, i am happy. They have so many good collections of clothes, antiques and designs. Real Real is ok.

I realized that I've basically been running my own museum in my closet. Lol. I decided that it was…read moretime that my designer handbags and shoes needed new owners. Yay to the real for allowing to do that and get some cash in return! My consultation w/ Jennifer was informative and fun. Finding out that my stuff was considered vintage was cool, but reminded me... mama is getting older, lol. Getting the price I could make after fees was also more than I thought. So I consider that a win. Hopefully, my vintage stuff becomes someone new obsession.