Four Shopping Spots You Must Visit in Brooklyn

Space Ninety 8 is a unique retail concept from Urban Outfitters that combines a variety of retail, dining, and a unique seating areas to relax and recharge. Sift through the racks of the curated collections, then get your vinyl fix at the Record Shop.

Once you've checked out, don’t forget to visit Gorbals Restaurant and order one of Top Chef Ilan Hall’s signature dishes. End the evening with some cocktails and enjoy the jaw-dropping New York City view from the space’s rooftop (pictured).

Aisha loves this cool little vintage shop - and she’s not the only fan! Find everything from Halloween costumes to vintage designer finds in the back room. Locals love the friendly staff and well-edited items. Bonus: you’ll find items at every price point.

Nestled between cute thift shops and cafes on Bedford Avenue (a.k.a. hipster-central), Courtshop is the denim hunting ground for locals, commuters, and vistors alike. From pants to dresses and everything in between, grab your denim fix from the store’s neatly lined shelves and distressed wood tables.

Courtshop specializes in no-frills denim pieces that are on-trend without the need for fancy pockets or designer labels. Best of all, all the tags display agreeable prices. No doubt you’ve probably come across the brand online, but the storefront in Brooklyn is a must see.

In-the-know locals have been flocking to the ultra-popular Brooklyn Flea since 2008. Excellent food stalls, interior accents, new and vintage clothing, and hand-crafted jewelry are just few favorites this market has to offer.

Open weekends from 10AM to 5PM, we recommend scoping out popular vendors like Blue Marble Ice Cream, Jessica DeCarlo Jewelry, and Sheepshead Design.