Must-see shopping in New York

  • West Side Kids

    Upper West Side & Central Park

    A great place to pick up a gift for that little someone special, no matter their age. In stock are lots of hands-on activities and fun educational games,…

  • Hudson Beach Glass

    Hudson Valley

    Colorful boutique-gallery in an old firehouse where you can buy artfully designed, hand-crafted pieces or watch glassblowers do their thing at the…

  • Hub on the Hill

    The Adirondacks

    Stop by the Hub on the Hill to shop for meats, cheeses, veggies, bread, handmade trinkets and other goodies sourced from farms in the area. There is also…

  • Mimi & Mo

    Queens

    Near the waterfront, this sunny boutique stocks a fine assortment of wares, including soft cotton graphic T-shirts, Herschel hats, Happy Socks, Nest…

  • One Grand

    Catskills

    The clever raison d'être of this compact bookshop is Top 10 lists. Owner Aaron Hicklin has charmed the likes of actress Tilda Swinton, writer Marlon James…

  • McNulty’s Tea & Coffee Co, Inc

    West Village, Chelsea & Meatpacking District

    McNulty’s is a sweet addition to the otherwise bawdy Christopher St. Its worn wooden floorboards, fragrant sacks of coffee beans and large glass jars of…

  • Beekman Arms Antique Market

    Hudson Valley

    Some 30 local antique and curio dealers offer up their best Americana and vintage items in this large red-painted barn.

  • Purl Soho

    SoHo & Chinatown

    The brainchild of a former Martha Stewart Living editor, Purl is a colorful library of fabric and yarn that feels like an in-person Etsy boutique, with…

  • Greenwich Letterpress

    West Village, Chelsea & Meatpacking District

    Founded by two sisters, this cute card shop specializes in wedding announcements and other specially made letterpress endeavors, so skip the stock…

  • 1926 Shop

    Brooklyn: Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick

    A more flamboyant vintage shopping experience than most, browsing 1926 is like raiding the closet of a sequin-loving great aunt. Expect rad items from the…

  • Edith Machinist

    East Village & Lower East Side

    To properly strut about the Lower East Side, you’ve got to dress the part. Edith Machinist can help you achieve that rumpled but stylish look in a hurry –…

  • Jeffrey New York

    West Village, Chelsea & Meatpacking District

    One of the pioneers in the Meatpacking District's makeover, Jeffrey sells several high-end designer clothing lines – Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Dior and…

  • New Kam Man

    SoHo & Chinatown

    Head past hanging ducks to the basement of this classic Canal St food store for cheap Chinese and Japanese tea sets, plus kitchen products like chopsticks…

  • Three Lives & Company

    West Village, Chelsea & Meatpacking District

    Your neighborhood bookstore extraordinaire, Three Lives & Company is a wondrous spot that’s tended by a coterie of exceptionally well-read individuals. A…

  • Air & Speed

    Long Island

    Stu and Kathy caught the rising wave of Montauk surfing in the ’90s and have run this shop ever since, with a pop-up location near Ditch Plains in summer…

  • Maison Bergogne

    Catskills

    This 1920s ivy-covered garage and attached shop is packed with all kinds of antiques, curios and modern-day craft products handpicked from across the…

  • A-1 Records

    East Village & Lower East Side

    One of the last of the many record stores that once graced the East Village, A-1 has been around for over two decades. The cramped aisles, filled with a…

  • Ithaca Farmers Market

    Finger Lakes

    Ithaca's farmers market, held at Steamboat Landing, is the region's standout, with some 160 vendors and plenty of eat-on-the-spot items; check the website…

  • Amagansett Mainstay

    The Hamptons

    This local clothing shop features East End–centric swag – T-shirts, tote bags, pint glasses, trucker hats – with iconic area landmarks (Clam Bar, La…

  • Revolution Books

    Harlem & Upper Manhattan

    This fiercely independent bookstore stocks a range of titles related to social issues, politics, gender studies and human rights. There are author…

  • Leroy's Place

    New York City

    Is it a gallery, boutique or event space? No matter: inside whimsical Leroy's Place, you'll pose inside art installations, browse gifts from fine jewelry…

  • Abracadabra

    Union Square, Flatiron District & Gramercy

    It’s not just a Steve Miller Band song, it’s also an emporium of horror, costumes and magic. The shelves are packed with wigs, costumes, prop accessories…

  • River Gallery

    Catskills

    Tony and Barry, two New York City fashion-world transplants, own this high-end boutique packed with an eclectic mix of art, handcrafted glassware and…

  • Adidas Originals

    SoHo & Chinatown

    Iconic triple-striped sneakers at the Adidas flagship store. Kicks aside, pimp your look with hoodies, track wear, T-shirts and accessories, including…

  • Yoya

    West Village, Chelsea & Meatpacking District

    For well-made and stylishly curated kids' clothes and accessories, visit Yoya, which stocks such high-end brands as Bobo Choses, Bangbang Copenhagen and 1…

  • Vitrix Hot Glass Studio

    Finger Lakes

    Take a gander at museum-quality glass pieces ranging from functional bowls to organic-shaped sculptures. It's also possible to see glassblowers at work…

  • Woodstock Farm Festival

    Catskills

    This lively farmers market is not just for shopping, but also for grazing, listening to music and simply hanging out with locals.

  • Artbook

    Queens

    The bookshop at MoMA PS1 is, appropriately, well stocked with beautiful tomes and eye-popping periodicals.

  • INA Women

    SoHo & Chinatown

    Pre-loved, high-end fashion, shoes and accessories for female fashionistas.

  • Burton's Bookstore

    Long Island

    A clean, well-lit bookshop with friendly staff and a good selection.

  • Gate with Industry City logo.

    Industry City

    New York City

    These six towering warehouses by the Brooklyn waterfront have been repurposed as a 35-acre hub for shops, design studios, start-ups and nonprofits. The…

  • A view of one of the display windows outside Evolution Nature Store.

    Evolution Nature Store

    West Village, Chelsea & Meatpacking District

    In the market for a shrunken head? Perhaps a dried scarab beetle? This SoHo favorite has display cases full of strange finds from all over the world. The…

  • Shoppers leaving Century 21 department store.

    Century 21

    Upper West Side & Central Park

    Exceedingly popular with fashionable locals and foreign travelers, the Century 21 chain is a bounty of season-old brand-name and designer labels, from…

  • Fulton Mall

    Brooklyn: Brooklyn Heights, Downtown Brooklyn & Dumbo

    This outdoor shopping experience has been around for a long time, and features everything from big-name department stores such as Macy's to local…

  • CityStore

    Financial District & Lower Manhattan

    Score all manner of officially produced New York City memorabilia here, from authentic-looking taxi medallions, sewer-hole-cover coasters and borough…

  • New York Transit Museum Store

    Financial District & Lower Manhattan

    Train enthusiasts can find all manner of NYC-transport-themed goods at this gift-shop outpost of the popular New York Transit Museum, all emblazoned with…

  • Beacon's Closet

    Brooklyn: Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick

    This 2000-sq-ft vintage store opened in the epicenter of Brooklyn's hipster-come-lately 'hood of Bushwick, an offshoot of the much-larger branch in…

  • Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards

    Midtown

    The imaginatively named seven-story retail palace at Hudson Yards features NYC's first branch of Neiman Marcus and luxe merchandisers like Cartier, Kate…

  • Narnia

    Brooklyn: Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick

    In a converted apartment, Narnia beckons to vintage shoppers with its glinting displays of tiger-eye gem stones and tarot cards. It's a prelude to some…

  • Antigo

    Hudson Valley

    Hudson has no shortage of high-end antique stores, but Antigo is the place to go for those looking to dig through some clutter to find affordable…