Brooklyn Woke Vintage — Attraction in New York

DO NOT BUY SONNY ANGELS FROM HERE. Absolute disappointment when my friend and i opened the boxes. The heads were separated from the body which was so odd. In the pictures shown I got the white kitten, the flower one, the valentine bunny one, and this candy hipper. (The rhino and Lamb are real and i bought them in Newbury Comics) You can clearly see how they are fakes. It's ridiculous as two sonny's were $32.66. Not once did the girl (cashier) mention that they were fake, i even asked her how often she gets shipment and if they sold them at their actual store in Brooklyn. (i purchased these at their booth in Bryant Park) She even stated that they bring all the good blind boxes to the booth and how it's best to purchase them now rather than later. I hope others see this and don't get scammed how my...

Well what can I say other than Brooklyn woke vintage was a pleasant surprise. I’ve lived in Brooklyn my whole life and I’m not one for randomly going through random neighborhoods but today changed my mine. It’s a smaller store but it’s jammed pack of some classics that reminded me of my childhood. From the vinyl records to the Nintendo and playboy magazines, this place is a true delight. While I only bought a couple of awesome pins I want to thank the store manager Tina for always stopping what she was doing(she never stops moving) to answer all of my questions. She is absolutely amazing.

This place is easily 5...

Great place to find vintage merchandise and other things, overall attitude from the staff could be improved. Most staff members often seem young, and have very negative attitudes, as if you shouldn't be in their store? Most of the stock, you can tell was ordered from a mass-producing website, like AliExpress or DHGate. Signed baseballs. Also, there's a bin in the corner of the store with little yarn doll keychains, and they give them to customers for free if they give a 5-star review on Google maps. Just saying, most of the 5star reviews are...