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See the profile of this NYC store at 2 W. 47th St. in Manhattan.

Amy Scherber's artisanal bakery mini chain.

Parisian chic, with the focus on white blouses.

An expansive selection of premium and novelty pens, plus quirky desk accessories.

You can rent or buy all manner of formal attire in this welcoming store.

Surf's up for this board-sport super-store in Times Square.

New York City has the only American branches of the classic Jermyn Street shirtmaker. 

This overflowing Hell's Kitchen shop has Victorian sconces, converted gaslights, and more.

A Tin Pan Alley relic specializing in sheet music.

The Massachusetts-based company has been making top-notch cotton stationery for 200 years.

Cupcake Cafe crafts dense cakes and cupcakes with the thickest buttercream frosting we’ve tasted.

A subway-level florist that caters to commuters who pick up flowers "the same as they buy bread or milk."

Small, family-owned diamond district enterprise focusing on wedding bands and engagement rings.

Charmingly eccentric home accessories in Hell’s Kitchen.

Charmingly eccentric home accessories in Hell’s Kitchen.

On a budget? This third-generation jeweler should be one of your first stops.

An unpretentious Hell’s Kitchen home-accessories store offering handmade home furnishings from sustainable environments all over the world.

See the profile of this NYC store at 1515 Broadway in Manhattan.

Old New York coffee roaster and tea vendor keeps the wild West Side caffeinated, cup by cup.

Design your own ring using graphics software at this no-frills diamond-district shop owned by gemologist Mark Turnowski.

Eric Originals is an oasis for beautiful pieces from the Georgian, Edwardian, and Art Deco periods.

With a reasonably priced product line ranging from purses to sweatpants, it's nearly impossible to leave a Fossil store empty-handed.

High-end jewelry classics at insider prices.

Stylish business travelers hurry over for sleek, sturdy briefcases, luxurious Saffiano suitcases, and chic bar-to-boardroom handbags.

A New York institution since 1972, H&H boils and bakes its bagels so often that you’re likely to get yours oven-warm, day or night.