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.

In anticipation of L'Occitane en Provence new launch of two upcoming brand products (Pistachio…read moreAlmond & Creme Brulee hair/body mist), this pop-up event was the place to be. The wait time on line was quite long in the morning, but I was told line moved a lot faster during the late afternoons. All guests were treated to pistachio creme croissant and butter madeleine cookies and Iced latte drink. A scratch off card for guests to see what prizes as complimentary swags. There's a photographer awaiting to snap personalize pictures for guests. With each purchase guests were also treated to a drawn portrait painted in coffee. All in all, this promotional pop-up was pretty good

I didn't even realize that this Five Below location existed until I ate somewhere nearby. I had to…read morestop in and check it out. One thing I've noticed about all the Five Below stores is that the selections can vary depending on the neighborhood. What really caught my attention were the dill and pickle flavored candies. I don't think I've seen those at other locations before, so it made me wonder if that's something customers in this area really like. I also noticed how they had quite a few items priced above $5. It's interesting how the name suggest everything is $5 or less though.

I like five below cause I always seem to buy things I don't necessarily need but still buy it cause…read moreit's cheap .This maspeth location has the usual typical Five Below stuff and that's good enough while I roam around grabbing this and that which includes another portable phone charger which can fit in my side pants pocket .I can't go over board buying stuff I probably won't use right away but I do give stuff to friends and family which ain't bad I guess .Overall a good neighborhood Five Below in maspeth and The pocket size hand sanitizers are very useful .4 stars on my yelp meter and wait the keychain flashlight will come in very handy .

'The World's Coldest Treat' presented by Sensodyne was a one-day only pop up taken place at 45…read moreGrand Street in Soho. It was from 1-7pm or until supplies lasted on Thursday 8/6. Accessible by the nearest A/C/E/Q/N/R/W train routes. Brand ambassadors were friendly + helpful answering questions that you might've about the cold treat + its newly-launched toothpaste. Love how there was no line to get in at all. The blue aesthetics of the space inside the 45Grand venue were absolutely stunning & cooling (no pun intended). Since it was such a quick in and out of the pop up, you could even have stopped by on your way to work. Attendees were treated to a cold treat (ice cream prepared & dipped in dry ice with blueberry sauce I think). Additionally, we were given several deluxe toothpaste samples to take home. Its concept was mainly focused on teeth sensitivity getting triggered/caused by frozen treats. A very smart way to showcase this common issue by solving it with presenting the Sensodyne branded Clinical Repair Toothpaste. Lastly, I think this pop up was a great way to get away from the heat & humidity outside.

Omg, Woobles in New York! Woobles have a pop up store opened until December 2026 from 10AM-7PM…read more From Friday, Sept 4 to today, Sept 7, the first 300 guests will receive a free Narwal crochet kit or a charm friendship bracelet with a mystery charm. You also receive a hot and fresh woobly bits tin with purchase. They had canvas tote bag with Martha, bag with Martha and Statute of Liberty, unfortunately Fred was sold out. There were 3 types of shirts NYC subway lines with unique NY items (pigeon, hot dog, pretzel, burger, chipmunk/rat?), Martha with Statute of Liberty as a shirt, and Woobles NYC as a shirt. Plenty of kits that is sold on their online are available here unfortunately I couldn't find the pigeon, hot dog kits hopefully they will be replenished. There are also charms - pizza, taxi, and Statute of Liberty along with a mystery one. Martha and the coffee cup were sold out. Except for the free giveaway and the checkout line merge which caused some confusion, overall well done.

I had some time to kill before grabbing lunch in the area and I noticed a new shop in the…read moreneighborhood so I checked it out. Having missed the Woobles event at Shopify a while back, I was curious to see what items this pop up shop had. The store itself is decently sized and has a fairly sizeable inventory and array of branded/mascot woobles all across the store. If I were a big fan of woobles, I would make my way to the store to satisfy my fandom.

I was grossly overcharged for chocolates I did not purchase. Watch out for this scam. I did contact…read morecorporate office and have yet to hear back from them.

Love the chocolate and such kind people working there! Not as many options as the Chelsea Market…read morelocation but still plenty! Made a custom box that they put together!

The only location left in NYC if you want to shop in person. Friendly and helpful staff if you need…read moreanything. Variety of items to select from. They do have gift bento boxes or create your own if you are shopping for someone. Staples here are the champagne bears gummies from Germany. They do have chocolates and other varieties for those who don't want gummies. For those who redeeming points, the reward system changed recently where you do need to purchase something to redeem. They only thing Sugarfina doesn't exactly tell you is when your points expire...just that they expire "soon". That is feedback I did ask they staff to convey back that would be very helpful.

Don't go here at all I recently bought a needoh not even 24 hours it popped on me I asked can I…read morereturned it they said no after they make a sale it's final it's not even a real needoh and it's over price don't ever go here I had to contact my bank over this

I heard about New York having a popup event for the Snoopy in Style NYC. I love Snoopy since I was…read morea kid and was so excited when I heard this was going to happen. I came on a weekday, and it was the best wait of my life because we waited only 35 minutes. I love how they dressed Snoopy and Woodstock in different clothing and that they had comic strips throughout the exhibition. The fun didn't stop there because they have the mini print vending machine where you can get the tokens from the staff member. I felt this exhibition was a dream come true to all Snoopy fans around the world. You also have a chance to take lots of pictures with the amazing backgrounds that they have in this exhibition. Towards the end of the exhibition, you get a chance to buy anything that you want from placemats, notebooks, watches, shirts, doorstoppers, and etc. I ended up buying a Snoopy and Woodstock doll along with the Snoopy "I love NYC shirt". The items for purchase start at $12.00. Overall: As a Snoopy fan we got this opportunity to see this in person, take plenty of photos, and purchase items. I wish there were more events like this in New York or New Jersey.

Snoopy in Style NYC is a new, multifaceted exhibition celebrating Charles M. Schulz' comic strip…read morethrough the lens of fashion, creativity, and culture. Opening September 2, 2026 in NYC, the exhibition features richly detailed installations curated by the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center. There is a collection of one-of-a-kind Snoopy and Woodstock plush dolls dressed in custom designer creations from a variety of brands: Adidas, Coach, Levi's and more, an exclusive gift shop, and rare archival pieces highlighting the legacy of Charles M. Schulz and his enduring impact on pop culture, fashion, sports, and music through 10 immersive zones. The exhibit is open with free admission through September 26 in Manhattan's Meatpacking District, from 10am-6pm daily (last entry 5:30pm). I came on Sunday, September 6th around 8:30am and there was already a queue. At 10:00am, the doors opened and I was given a Snoopy newspaper. I entered the exhibit shortly after. I went straight to the counter to purchase tokens for the Inciardi print machines. The token bundle was $5 for 10 tokens; 2 tokens are required for each single print and there were 3 machines with different designs. I unfortunately got many duplicates, but I was able to trade some of them with other guests. People were friendly and willing to trade. The exhibition also offers many photo opportunities, traces how clothing helped define the Peanuts gang from Charlie Brown's famous zigzag shirt to the evolving looks worn by Lucy and Sally, taking a seat in Joe Cool's Listening Lounge, and embrace in Schulz's love of tennis section. The on-site gift shop is fully stocked with Peanuts merch from hats, notepads, lego set, toys, clothing, candy, home goods, and items from including C.O. Bigelow, Sugarfina, and more. I purchased a Snoopy Magnet Clip Set ($15.00), Snoopy Door Stopper ($39.00), Rokimoto Peanuts Blind Box Cup with Figure ($15.00), and Charlie Brown Magnet ($8.00). I also visited the Moleskine cart to purchase a Peanuts x Moleskine black large cahier notebook ($11.00) and had it embossed with a special hot-stamp ($6.00). I chose Woodstock with a top hat. Though I waited about an hour and half before the exhibition opened, I got in a few minutes after 10:00am (opening) and it was definitely worth checking out. I stayed at the exhibition till about 11:30am. There were definitely more people inside as time went by and the line to purchase tokens for the Inciardi print machines was much longer. I think timed tickets definitely would have been better, but getting early is key to shorter wait times. Snoopy in Style NYC is such a great way to celebrate Charles M. Schulz and I had a wonderful time. I had a nice time chatting with fellow Peanuts fans. Thank you!