Such a cute ideas for the 50th anniversary. Because videos said it was held at the Nordstrom…read moreFlagship store, I thought it was be a bigger shop. The Hello Kitty Pop-up was smaller than I expected. Lots of cute selections for accessories, stationary, clothes, and room decor. Prices were quite pricey. Lastly, service of the workers were very kind and gentle.

I came to this pop-up on the later end of its stay. When I went there was alot on sale which was…read moregreat. But not much to choose from unless you wanted to spend over 200.00 on clothes... There was a jacket there for over 1,000.00 and shirts and dresses from 100-600.00. No Thank you! But I did end up getting a 50th Anniversary little porcelain statue and two magnets and a keychain. Still spent kinda alot for these 4 items. The Hello Kitty section was one floor. And the wall paper was fun and brought you into the store. Its a spacious place just wish It was here for a longer time. It closes Sept 2nd 2024. The lady who rang me up was nice and she was nice enough to wrap my porcelain statue in paper so it would not break.

Stop what you're doing and go check out this Yayoi Kusama collab. It's gorgeous filled with…read morehandbags and ready to wear that truly demonstrates how far street wear has come. Say hi to Andre (who works here) and chat him up about design. I had an inspired conversation with him about everything from how prep/varsity in infused in the design to our collective POVs on AI.

Super cute Kpop store with lots of merchandise ranging from light sticks from various kpop groups,…read morealbums, and stationary. Found in Korea town and attracts so many fans because the store is clean, bright, and full of life! Definitely visit!

This place has all your needs if youre kpop fan like me. Lots of albums boy/girl groups…read more Lightsticks, photocards, plushie just a mix of everything. The girls running the counter were very sweet. Lots of BTS items

We stopped by for an oh-so-special pop-up experience hosted by the one and only Roller Rabbit,…read morefeaturing their exclusive Valentine's Day collection! January 10-12 1/10 - 1/11: 11 AM - 7 PM 1/12: 11 AM - 5 PM Totally adorable robes, cosmetic bags, wallets, sweatshirts made of pima cotton. They also gave out candy and cute little macarons! We treated ourselves to some Valentine's Day gifts! A fun mom /daughter bonding experience!

writing this review because of the really great customer service i received at this pop up! while i…read morecant remember the young ladys name (red hair) I have to say she is a big part of the reason why Im now going to maybe keep an eye out for Roller Rabbit, i first became aware of the brand back in november when they collabed with LoveShackFancy for their holiday release and looking back now I should've gotten them as i later learned that they had been doing monogramming and embroidery for instore purchasing that day, but none the less when I learned about the pop up taking place in NoLita from 1-10//1-12 i decided to take a gander, I hadnt seen all the post on social media so when i popped in friday night around 5 ish after attending the loveshackfancy dylans candy bar pop up I was greeted warmly by the staff and the young lady with the red hair explained the whole event to me and answered all my questions about products pricing and offerings, so when i realized sunday was the last day i decided to go and was first 15 in line and got a free event specific tote and was greeted by the same young lady with a genuine "welcome back" I ended up purchasing the limited edition hand painted tumbler painted by artist sam ball and then I heard there was a fitting room, and remembered on friday that although this line was made for women, men could likely fit it if they sized up a size or two so I asked if i could try it on and was helped every step of the way and when i put on that pajama set i said wow ok im never taking this off, the rep then got me a fresh sat bagged it up and did a quick checkout for me , and although that tiny room was packed she made me feel like I mattered and had her full attention while still simultaneously helping others! Its moments like these and people like these that make all the difference because ive never had any interest in Pajamas let alone luxury pjs but now ive got an eye on roller rabbit!

This was a really cute pop-up! I should've wrote a review sooner, but my friend, me, and our…read morephotographer had a fun time here. We got some really dope beautiful shots and I'm guessing maybe the time we went help because we chose a Saturday Night after 8/9pm, so there was a fair amount of people but we were able to get great shots without worrying about other people. The people who work here were also really sweet and nice when we went, even when we stayed longer than we should have after they were closing up. I had a fun time here and wish I went earlier so I couldve had more time to enjoy it!

I haven't written 1 review in 2018, but this was so bad I HAVE to help you all out…read more First off - The staff, or lack thereof, won't acknowledge your existence. Second - we walked through in about 7 minutes. Tin foil all over the walls. Entire place just looked like a 5 year olds art project. I rarely write bad reviews, I'm easily entertained- but this?? On another level of awful. Don't waste your money.

I've been dying to visit another pop up interactive art gallery but since covid it's been…read moreextremely difficult, but as the city reopens I've been on the hunt for new and exciting places to visit and this was it. The hot pot lab is a food themed experience, each ticket sold is one dollar donated to food banks in nyc. It was refreshing to see the staff who by the way were extremely dope wearing masks and the rooms supplied with sanitizer wipes etc. this day it was empty so we had the entire exhibit to ourselves, each exhibit is themed after ingredients found in hot pot, my fav was the noodle wall and the fish balls. This was definitely a much needed day of fun . Check out the gift shop as well.

From the owner: The Hot Pot Lab, NYC's first interactive food themed pop-up exhibition, is providing visitors a…read morenon-traditional way to experience traditional Chinese hot pot. As food is the most significant trademark of culture, we invite you to take part in the cultural melting pot NYC through a unique interactive food experience. This exhibition is proudly supporting Food Bank, the city's largest hunger relief organization during COVID-19 by donating 1 dollar per ticket sold.

Take cover from the rain…read more.. Been here before, and now I realize how popular this place has become. Two floors of food, and shopping experience. Food court is good, stopped for some Chicken Bone Broth Soup, continuing with the cold weather vibe. Reasonably priced, fun to just window shop and people watch, great building reconfigured for exploring how this old building use to be a nabisco factory? Certainly a good stop over for good shopping experience, tourist finds, and variety of stores to explore outright.

Cute spot to walk around and lots of food options & shops. There's quite a bit to choose from and…read moreit can be overwhelming. I am glad I checked it out but once was probably enough and I don't need to come back. If you want to walk the High Line, you can grab a quick bite here and then this runs right above it so it's easy access!

Love supporting independent and small businesses. Good variety of products and a great place to…read morefind unique pieces, to add to your wardrobe or home.

This is such an awesome pop-up market in Brooklyn featuring local artists, designers and creators!!…read moreThis summer (dates on their website), the market is popping up on select weekends at the Invisible Dog Art Center on Bergen street in Cobble Hill. Exactly the type of location you'd picture it at - a perfect fit. There are upwards of 30 vendors in the space with everything from pottery, clothing, jewelry, coasters, plants, and general household knick-knacks that you're SURE to find something for yourself or something for a friend's birthday or for a "just because" gift. I'm obsessed. It's extra cool because you're shopping local and supporting local businesses and artists. Tip: don't miss the trucks stopped outside that are also part of the event (esp Hunt & Gather!). So freaking cool that there are pop-up shops INSIDE trucks as part of the pop-up shop! As most know, shopping local oftentimes comes at a cost... and some things are a bit pricey. Which is why I'm knocking it down a star. It's not the market's fault, but it still makes it tough for us sort-of-frugal-buyers to find affordable items. I did, however, get an amazing coaster with the Brooklyn Bridge on it, painted by a local, and there were some plates/bowls and rings I had my eye on as well. Tons of options, and recommend EVERYONE stop by, no matter what price range you're looking in. I'll be back.

Stuck in the late 90's and apparently their manners are too. My girlfriends and I love to shop…read morevintage when we travel. I was looking forward to this store. Unfortunately, the employee with the brown curly hair was condescending and nasty, and the clothes were plastic, cheap, club-kid costumes. No idea how it stays in business beyond Halloween weekend. Too bad. It's a gorgeous block.

The inventory is amazing and quite diverse but the owner/associate is hostile and made me feel…read moreextremely uncomfortable. 1) As of 12/19/21, there is no mirror in the fitting room, which forces you to try on clothes that may or may not fit well in front of complete strangers. I made an offhanded comment to my friend about this, and the owner/associate chimed in that the wall wasn't smooth, so a mirror couldn't be mounted. And by chimed in, I mean, in a confrontational tone, saying "you might notice the wall isn't smooth, so...etc. etc." I sincerely doubt some semblance of mirror can't be hung on a wall with edges and grooves. Not to mention, I wasn't even talking to her. 2) At one point, my friend forgot to take her hanger out of the fitting room, and the owner/associate made a comment about how if you don't bring out all the hangers, it makes her think something was stolen. The best part of this is that my friend put her backpack outside of the fitting room initially to make it clear she wasn't stealing. However, the backpack was blocking the back door so she asked my friend to move it (that made sense, but why over-explain/bring up theft at all). Her manner of explaining and her tone made the whole thing so aggressive and awkward. Something similar happened when I took my mask off to change and went outside the fitting room to look in the mirror. She told me to put it on and went into this long soapbox speech about how she's here all day, etc. etc. I simply forgot to put it back on as I moved from the fitting room to the mirror - telling me to wear it would've sufficed without the histrionics. I am just as concerned about the virus as she is. 3) I feel like the owner/associate was looking over my shoulder the entire time. I don't think it was a race thing, as my friend is lily white, but who knows. I just wanted some 80's clothes, since I go to 80's cover concerts every month, and I got this lovely experience instead. Perhaps she is used to dealing with rude Hollywood types, as the website says they sometimes provide clothing for shows. Her energy certainly matches those types. I am now looking at other reviews from POCs and it seems this is a common theme for this business. AVOID. Go to Hamlet's Village instead.