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Holiday Shopping in NYC - Major Retailers |
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ABC Carpet & Home 888 Broadway (at East 19th Street) New York Phone: (212) 473-3000 ABC Carpet & Home is a ten-floor facility offering an inspired collection of rugs, furniture, antiques, home textiles, accessories and sustainable furnishings. They also have an outlet store in the Bronx. |
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Barney's New York 660 Madison Avenue (at 61st Street) New York Phone: (212) 826-8900 This Manhattan institution has been a high-end shopping destination in the city since 1923, offering designer fashions, accessories, cosmetics and home goods. Special features include concierge services for restaurant reservations, theater, concerts, sporting events, car services, charging of cell phone, Ipads, etc., personal shopping and the Chantecaille Energy Spa. On site you can dine at Fred's, a restaurant serving lunch, dinner, high tea on weekdays and brunch on weekends. |
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Bergdorf Goodman 754 Fifth Avenue (at 58th Street) New York Phone: (800) 558-1855 Bergdorf Goodman is known throughout the world for elegance, luxury, and superior service. Products include designer fashions, cosmetics, jewelry and accessories. Special services include personal shopping, fur storage, a bridal salon and the John Barrett Salon. There are four spots for dining; the BG Restaurant is on the 7th floor overlooking Central Park. |
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Bloomingdale's at 59th 1000 Third Avenue (at 59th Street) New York Phone: (212) 705-2000 Dating back to the late 1800's, Bloomingdale's is part of New York's history. This mid- to high-end department store features men's, women's and children's fashions, jewelry and accessories, cosmetics and home furnishings. They are also known for their shopping bags. Special services include personal shopping, interior designers, wedding registry and five restaurants. |
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Bloomingdale's SoHo 504 Broadway New York Phone: (212) 729-5900 Bloomingdale's SoHo location opened in 2004, offering fashions, accessories and home furnishings in a smaller setting. Forty Carrots Restaurant is on the second floor. |
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Cartier 653 Fifth Avenue (at 52nd Street) New York Phone: (212) 446-3400 This high-end specialty store offers jewelry, watches, handbags and notions for the most discriminating buyers. |
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FAO Schwarz 767 Fifth Avenue (at 58th Street) New York Phone: (212) 644-9400 FAO Schwarz, an amazing upscale toy store, opened this flagship location on Fifth Avenue in 1986, but the company dates back to 1876 when the first location opened in Baltimore, making it the oldest toy store in the country. FAO Schwarz is known for its assortment of one-of-a-kind products that reflect the brand's dedication to quality and creativity, and became even more famous after being featured in the Tom Hanks movie "Big". FAO Schwarz is now owned by Toys "R" Us. |
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Harry Winston 718 Fifth Avenue (at 56th Street) New York Phone: (800) 988-4110 This is the place for fine jewelry, timepieces and, of course, diamonds. Harry Winston founded his company in 1932 and is known for the Hope Diamond (which he purchased in 1949), red carpet jewels and the finest of vintage pieces. |
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Henri Bendel 712 Fifth Avenue (at 56th Street) New York Phone: (800) 423-6335 This is Henri Bendel's flagship store, which is a four-story boutique which was converted from three townhouses on Fifth Avenue and now holds official landmark status. High-end, yet trendy, they carry jewelry, cosmetics, handbags, lingerie and more. |
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Lord & Taylor 424 Fifth Avenue (at 39th Street) New York Phone: (212) 391-3344 Lord & Taylor dates back to 1826 and has always offered moderate to upscale classic styles in clothing, as well as jewelry, accessories, cosmetics and gift items. Of special note L&T were the first to offer personal shopping. |
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Macy's Department Store 151 West 34th Street (at Broadway) New York Phone: (212) 695-4400 Macy's first opened in 1858 as a "fancy dry goods" store. In the 1860's, Macy's introduced the very first in-store Santa Claus and the first holiday window displays. Today, Macy's is known for moderate to upscale clothing, home goods, jewelry, accessories and cosmetics, and also for the movie "Miracle on 34th Street". This Herald Square location is considered the world's largest store and features several restaurants and snack shops, personal shopping, gift registry and a souvenir shop. |
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Saks Fifth Avenue 611 Fifth Avenue (at 49th Street) New York Phone: (212) 753-4000 The Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store opened in 1924 by Horace Saks and Bernard Gimbel. Today, this 10-floor department store features upscale clothing, jewelry and accessories, cosmetics, home goods and gifts, plus a beauty spa, bridal suite, fur salon, restaurant and personal shopping. |
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Tiffany & Co. Fifth Avenue at 57th Street New York Phone: (212) 755-8000 Since 1837, Tiffany & Co. has been the world's premier jeweler and America's house of design, known for its rare and magnificent diamonds. Tiffany represents the finest of jewelry, watches, accessories, tableware and gifts. The famous Tiffany Blue Box, adorned with white ribbon, is an international symbol of style and sophistication. |
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H & M 640 Fifth Avenue (at 51st Street) New York Phone: (212) 489-0390 H&M was established in Sweden in 1947, offering clothing for men, women and children, as well as cosmetics, shoes and accessories. Their budget-friendly concept is to provide quality goods at the best price. They entered the U.S. market in the late 1990's and operate multiple stores in New York City. |
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New York City Shopping Malls
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Holiday Shopping - Malls |
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Kings Plaza Shopping Center & Marina Flatbush Avenue & Avenue U Brooklyn Phone: (718) 253-6842 Anchored by Macy's, Sears, Old Navy and Best Buy, this shopping center includes over 150 stores, including a variety of national clothing, jewelry, fragrance & cosmetics, and specialty stores, as well as casual dining options. |
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Manhattan Mall 100 W. 33rd Street New York Phone: (212) 465-0500 This traditional mall is anchored by JCPenney and includes apparel, jewelry and accessories, health & beauty, toys and specialty stores. Note that the addition of JCPenney caused the elimination of the food court so, at this time, there is no dining. |
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Queens Center 90-15 Queens Boulevard Elmhurst Phone: (718) 592-3900 Anchored by Macy's and JCPenney, this large mall in Queens has upwards of 150 stores and an extensive food court. |
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Rockefeller Center 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York Phone: (212) 632-3975 Rockefeller Center features over 100 stores, including the Metropolitan Museum Store, Lego, Movado, Nintendo World, Ann Taylor and many more. There are over 40 spots to eat, from Dean & Deluca to Wendy's. |
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The Shops at Columbus Circle 10 Columbus Circle New York Phone: (212) 823-6100 This shopping area at the southwest corner of Central Park includes a wonderful variety of upscale shops, including apparel, accessories, jewelry, electronics, home goods and more. There is also a Whole Foods Market. Restaurants range from Porter House New York to the Bouchon Bakery. |
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The Atrium at Trump Tower 725 Fifth Avenue New York Phone: (212) 715-7290 The Atrium at Trump Tower is six levels of high-end shops (including Gucci's flagship store), restaurants and an 80-foot indoor waterfall. |
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South Street Seaport 12 Fulton Street New York Phone: (212) 732-8257 South Street Seaport is lower Manhattan’s east-side shopping destination that offers a distinct mix of shops, restaurants, and cafes. On Sundays, the Fulton Stall Market features a hand-picked collection of local food vendors, farmers, purveyors, crafters, and artisans. |
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Staten Island Mall 2655 Richmond Avenue Staten Island Phone: (718) 761-6800 The anchors at Staten Island Mall include Macy's, Sears, JCPenney and Macy's Furniture Gallery. Additionally, there are a variety of stores offering apparel, home goods, jewelry, electronics and more. There are several casual full-service restaurants and a food court. |
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Grand Central Terminal 87 East 42nd Street New York Phone: n/a Grand Central Terminal offers a number of shops and restaurants. Grand Central Market hosts a variety of vendors, including cheeses, fresh produce, breads, seafood and more. |
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