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Greenwich House Theater
27 Barrow St, New York, NY 10014
West 4th Street Courts
272 6th Ave, New York, NY 10012
Stonewall National Monument
38-64 Christopher St, New York, NY 10014
Father Demo Square
220 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
Our Lady of Pompeii Church
25 Carmine St, New York, NY 10014
Washington Square Park
New York, NY 10012
Minetta Lane Theatre
18 Minetta Ln, New York, NY 10012
Greenwich House Pottery
16 Jones St, New York, NY 10014
Christopher Park
38-64 Christopher St, New York, NY 10014
Cherry Lane Theatre
38 Commerce St, New York, NY 10014
Nearby restaurants
Chanta Casa de Empanadas - West Village
333 6th Ave, New York, NY 10014
John's of Bleecker Street
278 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
Caliente Cab Co.
61 7th Ave S, New York, NY 10014
Boucherie West Village
99 7th Ave S, New York, NY 10014
Bleecker Street Pizza
69 7th Ave S, New York, NY 10014
Blind Tiger
281 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
Little Charli
271 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
Sip&Guzzle
29 Cornelia St, New York, NY 10014
Pasticceria Rocco
243 Bleecker St #4438, New York, NY 10014
Tacombi
255 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
Nearby local services
Venchi Chocolate Bleecker St
233 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
IFC Center
323 6th Ave, New York, NY 10014
Murray's Cheese
254 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014, United States
Gabriela Ceballos NY Jewelry. West Village
259 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
New York Fun Tours
29 Cornelia St Suite # 28, New York, NY 10014
Thimble
174 W 4th St Suite 204, New York, NY 10014
Colorful Natalie
247 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
O Ottomanelli & Sons Meat Market
285 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
Village Cuts NYC
179 W 4th St, New York, NY 10014
Record Runner
5 Jones St, New York, NY 10014
Nearby hotels
Washington Square Hotel
103 Waverly Pl, New York, NY 10011
The Marlton Hotel
5 W 8th St, New York, NY 10011
Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/SoHo
181 Varick St, New York, NY 10014
Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan SoHo Village
66 Charlton St, New York, NY 10014
Walker Hotel Greenwich Village
52 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011
The Dominick
246 Spring St, New York, NY 10013
Hotel Hugo
525 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10013
Incentra Village House
32 8th Ave, New York, NY 10014
(The Mercer)
147 Mercer St, New York, NY 10012
Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC
18 9th Ave, New York, NY 10014
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Assort New York

22 Jones St, New York, NY 10014
4.9(81)
Open until 6:00 PM
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attractions: Greenwich House Theater, West 4th Street Courts, Stonewall National Monument, Father Demo Square, Our Lady of Pompeii Church, Washington Square Park, Minetta Lane Theatre, Greenwich House Pottery, Christopher Park, Cherry Lane Theatre, restaurants: Chanta Casa de Empanadas - West Village, John's of Bleecker Street, Caliente Cab Co., Boucherie West Village, Bleecker Street Pizza, Blind Tiger, Little Charli, Sip&Guzzle, Pasticceria Rocco, Tacombi, local businesses: Venchi Chocolate Bleecker St, IFC Center, Murray's Cheese, Gabriela Ceballos NY Jewelry. West Village, New York Fun Tours, Thimble, Colorful Natalie, O Ottomanelli & Sons Meat Market, Village Cuts NYC, Record Runner
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The Full-Day See It All NYC Tour
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Tue, Jan 27 • 9:00 AM
New York, New York, 10019
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Underground Harlem Jazz Tour
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New York, New York, 10027
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Maxs Wake n’ Bake Tour
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New York, New York, 10025
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Nearby attractions of Assort New York

Greenwich House Theater

West 4th Street Courts

Stonewall National Monument

Father Demo Square

Our Lady of Pompeii Church

Washington Square Park

Minetta Lane Theatre

Greenwich House Pottery

Christopher Park

Cherry Lane Theatre

Greenwich House Theater

Greenwich House Theater

4.7

(100)

Open 24 hours
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West 4th Street Courts

West 4th Street Courts

4.6

(247)

Open until 6:00 PM
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Stonewall National Monument

Stonewall National Monument

4.5

(347)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Father Demo Square

Father Demo Square

4.4

(198)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Assort New York

Chanta Casa de Empanadas - West Village

John's of Bleecker Street

Caliente Cab Co.

Boucherie West Village

Bleecker Street Pizza

Blind Tiger

Little Charli

Sip&Guzzle

Pasticceria Rocco

Tacombi

Chanta Casa de Empanadas - West Village

Chanta Casa de Empanadas - West Village

5.0

(23)

Closed
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John's of Bleecker Street

John's of Bleecker Street

4.6

(3.5K)

$$

Closed
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Caliente Cab Co.

Caliente Cab Co.

4.6

(2.1K)

$$

Closed
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Boucherie West Village

Boucherie West Village

4.8

(3.7K)

$$$$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Assort New York

Venchi Chocolate Bleecker St

IFC Center

Murray's Cheese

Gabriela Ceballos NY Jewelry. West Village

New York Fun Tours

Thimble

Colorful Natalie

O Ottomanelli & Sons Meat Market

Village Cuts NYC

Record Runner

Venchi Chocolate Bleecker St

Venchi Chocolate Bleecker St

4.9

(1.6K)

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IFC Center

IFC Center

4.6

(838)

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Murray's Cheese

Murray's Cheese

4.6

(741)

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Gabriela Ceballos NY Jewelry. West Village

Gabriela Ceballos NY Jewelry. West Village

5.0

(288)

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Reviews of Assort New York

4.9
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2.0
1y

Honestly, my experience at Assort was just okay. I wanted it to be great because I was really excited about going to a highly acclaimed international Japanese salon (that has become very popular on TikTok and Instagram), but many parts of the process didn't live up to my expectations.

For some background, I've gotten my hair bleached and toned four times since 2020, so I have a good understanding of the general process. I have usually done single color bleach and tones, so this time I decided to do something different and go for silver hair with black lowlights. Unfortunately, I booked a highlights appointment that didn't allow enough time for the lowlights design. I wasn't aware of this until I sat in my chair and started the consultation with my stylist, Aiuna. I realize this was my mistake, but it would have been nice to know ahead of time since I did submit a "hair inspo" picture on my appointment. But that's okay, we decided that we would at least get a normal, double process bleach and tone in.

There was an immediate red flag during my consultation with Aiuna: she didn't ask me about my hair history. I feel like it's quite standard for hairstylists to ask clients about what their hair has gone through in the past year or so, but I wasn't questioned about my hair at all. While it was virgin black hair, it could have been box dyed black from bleached hair for all she knew.

When we moved on to bleaching, another red flag popped up: Aiuna started bleaching my roots first. I was really confused because my hairstylists have always told me that roots are bleached later because they process much faster than the ends. I asked if bleaches usually start with the roots, and she said "yeah, but it depends." Well, because of the decision to bleach my roots first, my ends took much longer to lift, while my roots became platinum blond by the end. Also, Aiuna applied the bleach onto my hair without any foils; maybe she wanted to save time by foregoing them, but this resulted in my hair being a big wet blob, and whenever she came back to check on the lift, she would rake through the hair with a brush, pulling my head with it. I was pulled backward and sideways every time she did this. I was thinking to myself: "have I ever had my head pulled this way before??"

When I asked if she usually doesn't use foils, Aiuna said "yeah, but do you want me to?" I mean, I don't know, you're the hairstylist so I'm just going to go with what you usually do... she ended up adding foils anyway halfway through the bleach, probably because the ends weren't lifting fast enough.

Also, throughout the whole appointment, I was the only one asking questions. Aiuna was silent, chewing her gum. I understand if light conversation is not her thing, but she didn't even bother walking me through the different steps of the appointment. The already tiring four hours were dragging on.

When we washed out the bleach, Aiuna uses HOT water on my already irritated scalp for TWENTY minutes. Again, I was shocked, and this time, in pain. When we finished washing and blow drying, Aiuna started applying toner without even saying anything. I had to ask, "oh are we doing toner now?" because we had never confirmed the color—during the bleach, I expressed my interest in doing a whiteish/platinum blond color rather than silver since we weren't going to be able to do the lowlights. She said that the color would fade within two weeks, but that's all we said before continuing the bleach. To just start applying a toner without even showing me what color it is (on a chart or a picture) took me aback.

Overall, my whole experience at Assort fell short of expectations after watching the salon's social media. The consultation was barebones, the bleach and tone process was amateur, and the haircut was not worth the $100 add-on. In the end, the result was good, but not what I was looking for.

I do think the other stylists that I saw at Assort may provide a better experience. As for my own experience, I would not particularly recommend Aiuna or Assort...

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1.0
1y

At first it was a nice experience because I explained my hair history, the color I wanted to achieve eventually, and that I was realistic about my hair. We chose color 73 which was a light brown hair. After sitting in the chair with going through the process of bleach, treatment, and tone for almost 3 hours, I was left with orange hair, bright roots, and dark ends. After showing my hair, my stylist then tried to blame my hair history as if I didn’t make it clear my history at the beginning of my appointment and that I wanted to be realistic. She was ready to kick me out of the chair without fixing the issue because her next appointment was in 15 minutes. I asked her to please fix it and she left me with darker roots that are not blended, the rest of hair an orange color, and she cut the ends of my hair while the darker hair dye was marinating in my roots. For the amount of money spent, it’s really disappointing to leave the salon the way I did because I no longer felt like a paying customer, but a nuisance. I did so much research on this salon and was looking forward to this appointment for weeks. It is truly disheartening how I was treated towards the end of my appointment and leaving unsatisfied with orange, instead of light brown hair. I would never recommend this...

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5.0
1y

Natsumi is absolutely the best!!!

I have gone through many salons, with many sob fests after. Natsumi was the first, and only, hair stylist to actually consult with me about what my hair can and can't do. I wanted a perm, and the goal was to be a poodle. Fortunately, and unfortunately, my hair was virgin (grew out a bad haircut) and too strong, so it didn't curl as much. But, I still look stunning, and it was the only time I ever got a haircut, and styling that matched exactly what I asked for.

I initially wanted my hair cut blunt cut, but Natsumi told me I should leave the back a bit long as it'll give a better layer effect. I trusted her, and she was 500% correct! If I cut it short, I'd look a little bald. Natsumi was also able to teach me styling tips that match my extremely low-effort hair styling. Most other places would do something so complicated, I would not be able to replicate.

I have never felt so "me" and am so happy. I even told my cousin to come, and Natsumi was able to transform her broken bleach ends into something at least - workable, and with a great haircut at that.

I'm coming back for as long as this...

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Eric TangEric Tang
Honestly, my experience at Assort was just okay. I wanted it to be great because I was really excited about going to a highly acclaimed international Japanese salon (that has become very popular on TikTok and Instagram), but many parts of the process didn't live up to my expectations. For some background, I've gotten my hair bleached and toned four times since 2020, so I have a good understanding of the general process. I have usually done single color bleach and tones, so this time I decided to do something different and go for silver hair with black lowlights. Unfortunately, I booked a highlights appointment that didn't allow enough time for the lowlights design. I wasn't aware of this until I sat in my chair and started the consultation with my stylist, Aiuna. I realize this was my mistake, but it would have been nice to know ahead of time since I did submit a "hair inspo" picture on my appointment. But that's okay, we decided that we would at least get a normal, double process bleach and tone in. There was an immediate red flag during my consultation with Aiuna: she didn't ask me about my hair history. I feel like it's quite standard for hairstylists to ask clients about what their hair has gone through in the past year or so, but I wasn't questioned about my hair at all. While it was virgin black hair, it could have been box dyed black from bleached hair for all she knew. When we moved on to bleaching, another red flag popped up: Aiuna started bleaching my roots first. I was really confused because my hairstylists have always told me that roots are bleached later because they process much faster than the ends. I asked if bleaches usually start with the roots, and she said "yeah, but it depends." Well, because of the decision to bleach my roots first, my ends took much longer to lift, while my roots became platinum blond by the end. Also, Aiuna applied the bleach onto my hair without any foils; maybe she wanted to save time by foregoing them, but this resulted in my hair being a big wet blob, and whenever she came back to check on the lift, she would rake through the hair with a brush, pulling my head with it. I was pulled backward and sideways every time she did this. I was thinking to myself: "have I ever had my head pulled this way before??" When I asked if she usually doesn't use foils, Aiuna said "yeah, but do you want me to?" I mean, I don't know, you're the hairstylist so I'm just going to go with what you usually do... she ended up adding foils anyway halfway through the bleach, probably because the ends weren't lifting fast enough. Also, throughout the whole appointment, I was the only one asking questions. Aiuna was silent, chewing her gum. I understand if light conversation is not her thing, but she didn't even bother walking me through the different steps of the appointment. The already tiring four hours were dragging on. When we washed out the bleach, Aiuna uses HOT water on my already irritated scalp for TWENTY minutes. Again, I was shocked, and this time, in pain. When we finished washing and blow drying, Aiuna started applying toner without even saying anything. I had to ask, "oh are we doing toner now?" because we had never confirmed the color—during the bleach, I expressed my interest in doing a whiteish/platinum blond color rather than silver since we weren't going to be able to do the lowlights. She said that the color would fade within two weeks, but that's all we said before continuing the bleach. To just start applying a toner without even showing me what color it is (on a chart or a picture) took me aback. Overall, my whole experience at Assort fell short of expectations after watching the salon's social media. The consultation was barebones, the bleach and tone process was amateur, and the haircut was not worth the $100 add-on. In the end, the result was good, but not what I was looking for. I do think the other stylists that I saw at Assort may provide a better experience. As for my own experience, I would not particularly recommend Aiuna or Assort to a friend.
Stephanie LaszikStephanie Laszik
When I booked a trip to NYC from Texas, I had no idea my youngest daughter's dream would come true. The ONLY thing she wanted was a haircut by Jin. She was nervous for weeks leading up to the appointment, and even more worried when her voice was completely gone before the appointment. Jin was professional, kind, and comforting. She had the absolute best time with him during her appointment, and she had so much confidence after her haircut. Thank you, Jin. If a trip from Texas to NYC for an amazing experience is it what it takes, we'll do it!
Merelis PeraltaMerelis Peralta
If I could put a score above 5 I would. I absolutely loved the outcome of my hair once I came in. Jin and another stylist both worked so well together on my hair and I was astonished at what I saw. He gave great suggestions and advice about what I should expect with the outcome/maintaining it as I got the haircut and color I wanted perfectly. Jin has great customer service skills and is great handling hair, he makes sure to ask questions and confirm the things you want to do. I will definitely come back to this salon again.
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Honestly, my experience at Assort was just okay. I wanted it to be great because I was really excited about going to a highly acclaimed international Japanese salon (that has become very popular on TikTok and Instagram), but many parts of the process didn't live up to my expectations. For some background, I've gotten my hair bleached and toned four times since 2020, so I have a good understanding of the general process. I have usually done single color bleach and tones, so this time I decided to do something different and go for silver hair with black lowlights. Unfortunately, I booked a highlights appointment that didn't allow enough time for the lowlights design. I wasn't aware of this until I sat in my chair and started the consultation with my stylist, Aiuna. I realize this was my mistake, but it would have been nice to know ahead of time since I did submit a "hair inspo" picture on my appointment. But that's okay, we decided that we would at least get a normal, double process bleach and tone in. There was an immediate red flag during my consultation with Aiuna: she didn't ask me about my hair history. I feel like it's quite standard for hairstylists to ask clients about what their hair has gone through in the past year or so, but I wasn't questioned about my hair at all. While it was virgin black hair, it could have been box dyed black from bleached hair for all she knew. When we moved on to bleaching, another red flag popped up: Aiuna started bleaching my roots first. I was really confused because my hairstylists have always told me that roots are bleached later because they process much faster than the ends. I asked if bleaches usually start with the roots, and she said "yeah, but it depends." Well, because of the decision to bleach my roots first, my ends took much longer to lift, while my roots became platinum blond by the end. Also, Aiuna applied the bleach onto my hair without any foils; maybe she wanted to save time by foregoing them, but this resulted in my hair being a big wet blob, and whenever she came back to check on the lift, she would rake through the hair with a brush, pulling my head with it. I was pulled backward and sideways every time she did this. I was thinking to myself: "have I ever had my head pulled this way before??" When I asked if she usually doesn't use foils, Aiuna said "yeah, but do you want me to?" I mean, I don't know, you're the hairstylist so I'm just going to go with what you usually do... she ended up adding foils anyway halfway through the bleach, probably because the ends weren't lifting fast enough. Also, throughout the whole appointment, I was the only one asking questions. Aiuna was silent, chewing her gum. I understand if light conversation is not her thing, but she didn't even bother walking me through the different steps of the appointment. The already tiring four hours were dragging on. When we washed out the bleach, Aiuna uses HOT water on my already irritated scalp for TWENTY minutes. Again, I was shocked, and this time, in pain. When we finished washing and blow drying, Aiuna started applying toner without even saying anything. I had to ask, "oh are we doing toner now?" because we had never confirmed the color—during the bleach, I expressed my interest in doing a whiteish/platinum blond color rather than silver since we weren't going to be able to do the lowlights. She said that the color would fade within two weeks, but that's all we said before continuing the bleach. To just start applying a toner without even showing me what color it is (on a chart or a picture) took me aback. Overall, my whole experience at Assort fell short of expectations after watching the salon's social media. The consultation was barebones, the bleach and tone process was amateur, and the haircut was not worth the $100 add-on. In the end, the result was good, but not what I was looking for. I do think the other stylists that I saw at Assort may provide a better experience. As for my own experience, I would not particularly recommend Aiuna or Assort to a friend.
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When I booked a trip to NYC from Texas, I had no idea my youngest daughter's dream would come true. The ONLY thing she wanted was a haircut by Jin. She was nervous for weeks leading up to the appointment, and even more worried when her voice was completely gone before the appointment. Jin was professional, kind, and comforting. She had the absolute best time with him during her appointment, and she had so much confidence after her haircut. Thank you, Jin. If a trip from Texas to NYC for an amazing experience is it what it takes, we'll do it!
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If I could put a score above 5 I would. I absolutely loved the outcome of my hair once I came in. Jin and another stylist both worked so well together on my hair and I was astonished at what I saw. He gave great suggestions and advice about what I should expect with the outcome/maintaining it as I got the haircut and color I wanted perfectly. Jin has great customer service skills and is great handling hair, he makes sure to ask questions and confirm the things you want to do. I will definitely come back to this salon again.
Merelis Peralta

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