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A renovated garage is transformed into a Mexican Taqueria cantina style! Serving up traditional Mexican dishes in over-the-boarder style. The vintage van parked in the middle of the tables is a part of the festive decor. Delicious tacos and quesadillas are just a taste of what their menu has to . . . more |
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An eclectic vintage shop packed with all kinds of treasureful things from the past, including antique pocketbooks. The sign in the window reads, 'buy it before you see it in a museum'. . . . more |
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Snug, kosher bakeshop offering gluten-free & preservative-free baked goods, made in small batches. . . . more |
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This is the only See's Candies storefront in New York City. See's is a West Coast family owned candy shop, still making candy the old fashioned way. . . . more |
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Oh it's good to eat sugar! Pastry chef and owner, Christina Tosi will put you into a sweet frenzy with her over-the-top Cereal milk refreshments and creative desserts. Petite menu selection | Take-away window Service. Yum, Yum! . . . more |
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Matta is pretty and feminine. Beautifully designed summery fashion for women, and textiles for the home. Mostly made in India incorporating fine fabrics with special details. They also sell a small selection of hand-made jewelry. . . . more |
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So you know what you are looking for in a new bag, but you just can't find it anywhere. Many times the answer will be in custom work but that can be too expensive for many. Marco Matheu, makes beautiful supple leather bags all reasonably priced! Why do so many people waste their time looking when . . . more |
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The Market NYC 290 Mulberry St
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Domis' meaning translated is 'home' and once you arrive in this wonderful special place you will create your own connection within the spirit of the store. It has sole. Beautiful hand-made pottery and glassware from local artists, as well as Hell's Kitchen neighborhood artists. So many surprises . . . more |
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It was the stylish conical straw hat that bought my initial attention to the shop. You are sure to enjoy a splash of freshness from this upscale Finnish brand known for their sleek ready-to-wear fashions for women and the home. Simply elegant! . . . more |
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Believe it or not, women today can still be beautiful without the use of harsh chemicals. Bloom focuses on personalized beauty care. Visit their beauty boutique at the front of the lounge or book a treatment from their beauty spa. Organic cosmetics and hair coloring. . . . more |
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Serving only the highest quality ceremonial grade matcha tea, Cha Cha Matcha tea cafe has become a New York beverage destiny among those looking to boost their mood and daily antioxidant intake.
While traveling Uji, Kyoto Japan Matthew Morton and Conrad Sandelman became acquainted with a matcha . . . more |
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This sweet jewelry boutique features a discriminating selection of beautiful antique and vintage Jewelry, as well as vintage Hollywood style ladies accessories. Reverie NYC is well hidden in the basement of the Antique Showplace Center — a 12 story building that was once renowned for its opulent . . . more |
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40 West 25th Street New York Showplace Antique Center
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New York City's first philanthropic concept store celebrating art, humanity, and love for the special little things in life. On a mission to support ethical consumerism MAISON 10 features niche brands from 100 artists where 10% of all sales are donated to a vast variety of charities.
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Lisa Linhardt is a trained goldsmith and this skill allows her to combine the exquisite art of jewelry making with the progressive attitude of one who is both fashion-conscious and environmentally aware. She has mastered the manipulation of materials such as Palladium, an underused metal that is . . . more |
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In French, Metal Pointu's translates to Edgy-Metal. French designer, Bernard Bouhnik, creates high-fashion jewelry using interior non-precious metals, coated in sterling silver and bronze. . . . more |
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