Established in 1979, La Petite Coquette has been dressing (and undressing) the women of New York City for over 35 years. In a world where everyone is plugged into devices and disconnected, they pride themselves on keeping the "intimate" in intimate apparel. La Petite Coquette believes that self-confidence and empowerment comes not from the bra the woman is wearing but from the woman wearing the bra. So own it! Take a break from the New York Minute and let their Coquettes remind you of who that woman is standing in front of the mirror.

Harney & Sons was founded 30 years ago on a commitment to deliver customers the finest quality tea possible. It is not only the Harney mission to deliver quality tea products to their customers, but also to educate the world of tea history and taste. Their SoHo outpost is a favorite of New York City's tea aficionados. Wide variety of specially blended teas, a generous tasting bar, and a quaint cafe stocked with a vast variety of teas and delectable treats.

Lush and whimsical arrangements with a distinct NYC edge. Founder and owner Denise Porcaro cdiscovered a creative outlet in flowers, crafting striking arrangements and bouquets. Flower Girl arrangements focus on what is available seasonally. In addition to fresh cut flowers, the shop stocks seasonal branches, unusual vases, beautiful plants, an exclusive candle and handmade soaps.

All DSW's are massive, and this Brooklyn branch is no different: thousands of cut-price shoes all of a shapes and stripes are on sale for irresistible prices.

This beloved temple of wines and spirits relocated from Astor Place down Lafayette to a new massive space, a real treat for oenophiles. In addition to the well-labeled bins, there is plenty of space to roam around and ponder your selections, whether sparkling wines, spirits or the marvelous selection of wines from around the world. They even house a world-class collection of almost 200 hundred of the finest sakes. The Cool Room keeps especially "delicate" wines—as well as their collection of organic wines—stored in a particularly coddling environment. A second-floor space features a space for classes and events, as well as for their free tastings, when a special 15% discount is given on the wine or sake of the evening. For the experienced and nubile oenophile alike, Astor Wines also houses a library filled with books and accessories.

An extraordinary gourmet food store and restaurant that since 1973 has offered phenomenal products, from breads and sandwiches to prepared foods and luxurious desserts. Open 7 AM to 10 PM seven days a week. The store not only sells and even ships gift baskets, it also has a great gift store next door to the main store.