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Ian E.

Joined 1 year ago

Arcadia Spa & Home has moved to 249 West 23rd. In case you're looking for Arcadia Spa & Home -- it has moved to 249 West 23rd Street (as of the first of April 2012).

Citysearch has been slow to update the current information.

Arcadia Spa & Home has the same unique sustainable, fair trade, organic, local, handmade and one-of-a-kind gifts it had in its previous location, plus an expanded spa service.

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ukrules

Joined 3 years ago

An Aladdin's cave to suit any budget- incredibly cool place!. Arcadia is simply the best! Both a fun to hang out and an Aladdin's cave of beautiful and cool things. This is actually one of my favourite insider's tips for people visiting New York. From unique and individual gifts to fantastic staff, I am always wandering around the treasure trove knowing that whatever the budget, large or small, they manage to find the perfect things to fill the store (my home, and the homes of those I love). Check it out! It's a neighborhood gem. Pop in and say hi to Jay the owner.. really nice guy!

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susan levit

Joined 3 years ago

Great place to shop. I've been going to Arcadia for years even before it moved and each time is a great experience. Whenever I want to find something totally different I go there. It could be a pretty wall fixture, jewelry or some of the hand soap products. Doesn't matter- it is unique and the staff always is very knowledgeable about its merchandise. Check it out.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review by Citysearch Editors. Jewelry and other handicrafts from around the globe, including Kosta Boda crystal, Kenyan soapstone and Chinese glass.

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lalabbott

Joined 7 years ago

Interesting and unique selection of handmade jewelry. They have a large and interesting selection of jewelry. Their window display caught my interest and got me in the door, and the attentive and helpful salesperson (very patient) showed me 6-7 necklaces from the window until I found the one I loved. Prices vary, some are quite reasonable, others seem a little high. I like wearing handmade pieces that no one else has though, and they have lots to choose from, by artists from all over. Many interesting materials used too, wood, cork, Japanese paper. Unique stuff. Friendly and inviting store.

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indigo1925

Joined 6 years ago

Ok. Puchased a peice of Isreal Art Galss from the store in March. Had some difficulties in recving. the work that I thought I had picked out. Owner is trying to fix the situation.

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lukemelia

Joined 7 years ago

Great for gifts. I've shopped at Arcadia for a few years now, and rarely fail to find a beautiful gift with an interesting story behind it. The prices vary but there's usually a good deal to be had if you hunt a little.

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corolla125

Joined 7 years ago

Avoid at all costs. I was in the new store at 228 Eighth Ave on Friday, June 23rd. Contrary to their web site claims, the staff was not easygoing, knowledgable and friendly. Many items did not have price tags and the staff was unwilling to look up the price in the computer. Many staff members were incredibly snobbish and several were just plain rude. One boy working downstairs suggested we look elsewhere for a housewarming gift; nice sales technique! They had some cute merchandise but so do 1000 other stores in Manhattan, all of whom have friendly staff members. I would NEVER go back to Arcadia and I would not recommend the store to anyone I actually like.