New York · 35 places · 15 districts
Gift and Specialty Shops in New York.
All 35 gift and specialty shops we cover in New York, from American Dream, Tribeca and SoHo, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 35
Gift and Specialty Shops, district by district.
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Apple's store beneath the glass cube in front of the GM Building is open around the clock, with Genius Bar appointments, Vision Pro demos and Today at Apple sessions.
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Two-level, 10,000-square-foot Nintendo store where visitors can try new Switch games and shop games, accessories, apparel and character merchandise.
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Montblanc boutique between 59th and 60th Streets; during the BID's Fragrance Week it hosted an immersive scent experience and a Pen to Paper session.
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Apple's Madison Avenue store at 940 Madison, with Genius Bar appointments, in-store order pickup, Vision Pro demos and Today at Apple sessions.
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Two-story Apple Store in a historic brick building with a glass staircase, skylight and upper-level glass bridge. Genius Bar, order pickup, Vision Pro demos and Today at Apple sessions.
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SoHo flagship of the Asian goods store, carrying an extensive range of Asian products, housewares and gifts in a large Broadway space between Howard and Grand Streets.
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Greene Street shop of the New York eyewear brand for prescription glasses, sunglasses and contacts, with eye exams bookable in store.
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Multi-floor glass Apple Store at 14th Street and Ninth Avenue with Genius Bar, order pickup, Vision Pro demos and Today at Apple sessions. Opens at 9am most days.
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Washington Street shop for the eyewear brand that sells its own designer glasses and sunglasses at set prices, open daily until 7pm.
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Street-level shop at The Standard, High Line hotel selling sundries, Standard-label clothing, accessories, art and gifts beside the High Line.
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The well-known photo and video store on Ninth Avenue at the west end of the district; it closes at 1pm on Fridays and stays shut on Saturdays, so plan around that.
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Just north of Herald Square Park, this is described as the largest trading card store in NYC, with sports memorabilia and collectibles as well as cards.
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Level 4 gift shop with collectibles made exclusively for Hudson Yards, Vessel and Edge, from jewelry and home décor to apparel and souvenirs.
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Toy and gift shop with NYC-themed books, novelties and gifts for kids and students; the mall's 2026 back-to-school guide lists it as an essentials stop.
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MUJI store at The Shops; the mall's August 2026 back-to-school guide recommends it for sleek backpacks, stationery and writing supplies.
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Pen shop selling and repairing fountain pens and fine writing instruments since 1946, with desk sets and writing accessories on Warren Street near City Hall.
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Vintage poster dealer on Chambers Street since 2002, with original posters back to the 1920s, movie posters, marathon prints and in-house framing and restoration.
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Husband-and-wife shop at Hudson and Harrison, relocated from the East Village, selling specialty teas, tea sets and one-of-a-kind ceramics.
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Toy, party and balloon shop at West Broadway and Duane, stocking craft kits, ant farms and novelty gifts alongside balloons for parties.
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Small shop for hosting supplies and hostess gifts: colored martini glasses, cocktail napkins, olive oil in good-looking bottles, candles and ceramics. Sister store to the Greenpoint original.
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The family eyewear brand's original Orchard Street shop, run by the fourth and fifth generations, selling its own frames with walk-in vision tests and optometrist eye exams.
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Seasonal greenhouse shop on Essex Street that specializes in rare cacti, a short walk from the lower end of Orchard Street.
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Orchard Street shop selling new and vintage home goods and gifts, plus reworked vintage clothing, near the Canal Street end of the strip.
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Sporting goods store at Broadway and 18th with a full floor for soccer, plus tennis, ski, outdoor, footwear and kids' departments and in-store tennis and ski services.
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Canal Street occult shop that Time Out singles out as the place in Chinatown to have your aura photographed, an offbeat stop on the neighborhood's main shopping street.
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Manhattan Chinatown tea shop of the Ten Ren company on Mott Street; its sister Ten Ren Tea Time at 79 Mott St serves pearl, tapioca and bubble tea drinks.
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Sunday market, indoors and outdoors, with up to 200 local artists, designers, vintage and antique dealers and food vendors. Profits go to four local public schools.
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Brand store on Bedford Avenue offering drop-in shopping, order pickup, Vision Pro demos, Genius Bar appointments and free Today at Apple sessions.
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Indoor arcade of small local shops that predates the Brooklyn Flea, with a bookstore, lingerie and denim shops, a candy shop and a coffee house around a seating area.
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Store listed in the mall's directory and named as a featured brand on its about page. Phones, laptops and accessories plus in-store support.
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Store the mall calls Apple Store North Jersey, with Apple products, accessories and a Genius Bar for hands-on technical support.
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Crystal and gemstone shop listed in the mall's directory, selling healing crystals, gemstones and jewelry sourced from around the world.
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Collectible toy store listed in the mall's directory. Figurines, plush toys and accessories, including licensed Disney and Star Wars lines.
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Japanese-style shop listed in the mall's directory, selling plushies, anime figurines, snacks and beauty products.
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Gift shop listed in the mall's directory, selling playful gifts, designer toys and irreverent novelties. Pairs well with nearby toy stops such as Pop Mart.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for gift and specialty shops in New York?
American Dream has the most, with 5, followed by Tribeca (4) and SoHo (3). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many gift and specialty shops does this guide cover?
35, across 15 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
New York Hotels Near the Best Shopping
Forty MICHELIN-selected hotels, 31 of them with Keys, sorted by the shopping you can walk to: Fifth and Madison, SoHo and Tribeca, the Lower East Side, Meatpacking and Brooklyn.
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Shopping Near NYU: Washington Square, Broadway and Union Square
Where NYU students and their parents shop around Washington Square, from the NYU Bookstore and Union Square dorm runs to the Strand, record shops, vintage and gifts, plus good-value food nearby.
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Lower East Side Vintage and Independents
A walk up Orchard Street from the Canal end to Houston: vintage dealers, a pickle-selling bookshop, young designers, a fifth-generation optician and lunch at Essex Market, ending with smoked fish at Russ & Daughters.
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