Fishs Eddy

I had a blast browsing through Fishs Eddy! This place is a treasure trove of unique and quirky home goods and decor items - the kind of place that leaves you wanting to spend all day there. The names of items are funny, and they have an incredible selection of plates, cups, bowls and also have a section for pet posters. Definetely recommend stopping here if in the flatiron area. Wouldn't necessarily say this is kid friendly with all the narrow spaces to navigate through - and neither would it be wheelchair friendly.

Fishs Eddy is an unique store offers an ever-changing assortment of high-quality plates and kitchenware, making it a must-visit for anyone looking for distinct and artistic pieces. The store is known for its unique art and designs, and the quality of their products is exceptional. Despite the high quality, the prices are surprisingly reasonable, making it a great place to find special items without breaking the bank. While it can get quite crowded on weekends, visiting during the week or in the evening allows for a more relaxed and enjoyable browsing experience.

The store carries numerous exclusively amusing and unusually quirky kitchen/dish wares that are rare to find in NY, but they’re reasonably priced. By looking at them, some of Fishs Eddy’s items made me laugh. A fun place that had made my day and it’s totally worth a visit if you swing by the Flatiron district in Manhattan. 😆

a cool place to find original souvenirs !! so many unique artist and style, you’ll definitely find something to buy :) staff was very friendly and the place is really cool and the playlist slay !!!!

So happy to see this place thriving. I used to come here 27 years ago to buy platters. I still have and use the platters I’ve bought. A great place to find plates, cups, platters of all sizes! If you are looking for individual syrup containers - this is the place! I didn’t buy anything in my last visit - but I truly enjoyed just looking at everything in the store!

My wife and I have been exporting stores in search of replacing our old dishes and while you might think there are lots of stores where you can go and pick them up and “feel” them, you’d be mistaken. Of course you can find lots of dishes on the internet but we wanted to lift them and even weigh them to make sure they would be right for us! I walked into Fishs Eddy on Broadway ( near Union Square) and Kalie was incredibly helpful! She helped me appreciate why Fishs Eddy is where we’ll be buying our dishes!

Pet portraits available at the back of the store. There is a QR code to scan for more info. US$250 and US$350 for different sizes of the drawings. The artiste is not located at the store and you have to make payment online and then collection is at the store when the drawing is done.

One of my favorite quirkiest home goods stores in New York. Not cheap but a well curated selection. Also there is a dog portrait studio in the back ❤️❤️❤️

I had a blast browsing through Fishs Eddy! This place is a treasure trove of unique and quirky home goods and decor items - the kind of place that leaves you wanting to spend all day there. The names of items are funny, and they have an incredible selection of plates, cups, bowls and also have a section for pet posters. Definetely recommend stopping here if in the flatiron area. Wouldn't necessarily say this is kid friendly with all the narrow spaces to navigate through - and neither would it be wheelchair friendly.

Fishs Eddy is an unique store offers an ever-changing assortment of high-quality plates and kitchenware, making it a must-visit for anyone looking for distinct and artistic pieces. The store is known for its unique art and designs, and the quality of their products is exceptional. Despite the high quality, the prices are surprisingly reasonable, making it a great place to find special items without breaking the bank. While it can get quite crowded on weekends, visiting during the week or in the evening allows for a more relaxed and enjoyable browsing experience.

The store carries numerous exclusively amusing and unusually quirky kitchen/dish wares that are rare to find in NY, but they’re reasonably priced. By looking at them, some of Fishs Eddy’s items made me laugh. A fun place that had made my day and it’s totally worth a visit if you swing by the Flatiron district in Manhattan. 😆

a cool place to find original souvenirs !! so many unique artist and style, you’ll definitely find something to buy :) staff was very friendly and the place is really cool and the playlist slay !!!!

So happy to see this place thriving. I used to come here 27 years ago to buy platters. I still have and use the platters I’ve bought. A great place to find plates, cups, platters of all sizes! If you are looking for individual syrup containers - this is the place! I didn’t buy anything in my last visit - but I truly enjoyed just looking at everything in the store!

My wife and I have been exporting stores in search of replacing our old dishes and while you might think there are lots of stores where you can go and pick them up and “feel” them, you’d be mistaken. Of course you can find lots of dishes on the internet but we wanted to lift them and even weigh them to make sure they would be right for us! I walked into Fishs Eddy on Broadway ( near Union Square) and Kalie was incredibly helpful! She helped me appreciate why Fishs Eddy is where we’ll be buying our dishes!

Pet portraits available at the back of the store. There is a QR code to scan for more info. US$250 and US$350 for different sizes of the drawings. The artiste is not located at the store and you have to make payment online and then collection is at the store when the drawing is done.

One of my favorite quirkiest home goods stores in New York. Not cheap but a well curated selection. Also there is a dog portrait studio in the back ❤️❤️❤️

If you pass by, Fishs Eddy looks like a random antique corner store, but upon closer look into the window, there's actually lots more to it inside! I really like this spot even if it's just to peruse. Tons of punny, unique, and quirky home items and stationary throughout the store. I'm sure you can find more affordable prices elsewhere, but the character of the store is what justifies the prices. I ended up buying a very durable and sizeable tote for $27, including tax, which is a standard price for a fun tote. Friendly staff + you can tell the store is family-owned. Overall, would come back to shop for gifts or personality items for home.

It's a cute shop with lots of variety of vintage and new kitchen pieces - mostly dishes and silverware with some other items like vases, candlesticks, trinkets. It's moderately priced, and a fun place to pop in for a unique souvenir.

Wow.. over 6 years ago I wrote a review how disappointed I was with Fish's Eddy. The disappointment has grown even worse. I guess the rent on 19th and Broadway has skyrocketed because the prices in this store are outrageous and not worthy of anyone's dollar. First off, their offerings are so boring, so lackluster I just don't know who is buying from here? Those hand figurines, c'mon you've carried these for thirty years! Who is buying this? The same Brooklyn Bridge dishes, towels, bags.. only thing different is the price tag. A small white cup is $5. The Ball jars that used to cost $3 are now $10, a shot glass is $6.95?? The " pigeon" prints for Brooklyn areas??? What is this??! Second, your store has no life, no vibe. You used to be kitschy and offer cool stuff. You call mint tins shaped like guitars worthy of $10? Lastly, you have no service in your store. Your employees seem " busy" doing what? Pricing items at the cash wrap? No greeters no nothing. Crate and Barrel, offers better quality merchandise and they are across the street from you. I hate to predict it, but, they are probably going to run you out of business. They can cater to nearby restaurants better than you if restauranteurs are buying caseloads of "mismatched" plates or the section marked " we know these plates are not pretty"!!!???? Hate to say it but something fishy is happening here and it's not pretty. So sad...

We had read about Fishs Eddy in a guidebook and then passed by it on a walking tour. On our own time, we went back and perused the wares. Definitely more on the affordable side in comparison to other NYC shops. We came back one more time after deciding on a gift for a friend. When we gave it to her weeks later and mentioned where it was from, she said they love Fishs Eddy.

Love this joint. We stopped in today. Great, reasonably priced home goods. Bargains on dinnerware!! What fun.

What a fun store! They have everything from plates and dish towels to Bob's Big Boy figurines. They also have a lot of tchotchkes and fun stuff to bring home and decorate your house with!! The music is definitely interesting as well as all the dog and cat postcards! This is a must visit store in Union Square!!

Every so often it's a heck of a treat to make my way to this store. I see what they are up to on their Instagram and then I know when they have new stuff. Today I had to get a prezzie and it had to be a New York themed Plate and tea towel. I love so much about this store. It's clever and filled with charms. On a sidenote check out the little figurines handmade by the staff and there's also pet portraits available if you need... And I believe you need one!! I love this place so much

Such a fun store!! I love all the old Syracuse China. You can actually afford to shop here and get lots of unique plates, cups, bowls, etc. They also have artwork and gift type items like candles, puzzles, dish cloths, etc. The decor and aesthetics of the shop alone make it worth a visit. There's cool artwork and vintage items decorating the walls plus natural light which just make the space so inviting. My mom found a beautiful piece of Syracuse China from a pattern of the set her mom used to have. It was a sample piece so it has the label sticker on the front which makes it even more one-of-a-kind. If you need a gift, love deadstock dishwear, or just exploring a unique shop, you're going to enjoy visiting. I hope to be able to catch the museum tour (it's upstairs from the shop) on my next visit.

Awesome store with fantastic visual merchandising. Such fun to just browse. Love this place

Passed by this quirkly little place the other day and holy moly, what an interesting store! They have an array of eclectic dishes and other kitchen and household items. If you're looking for something different than the standard " White Corel plates" this place has you covered. Also the "raise you hand if you're vaccinated," display in the front window was awesomely eye catching as well.

I grew up just down the block from Fishs Eddy. I can not pass the shop without popping in to see what's new. Over the years I have found stuff to gift absolutely every person I know. My mom hated her middle name, until I found a platter from a restaurant bearing that name, in big glorious script. That platter hung over mom's kitchen door for more than 20 years. Housewarming gifts that are really one of a kind. Yummy girlie antique inspired teapots. Manley coffee mugs and drink ware. Goofy graphic mugs that will make you giggle every morning (Good Morning Asshole mug)!! Of course NYC souvenir items not available anywhere else. Go. Shop. Bring friends. Point tourists there.

Super cute kitchenware store that I never knew existed! I was waiting for my lunch date to arrive and with time on my hands, stumbled in because why not. I love serving ware and practically horde the stuff. I feel like the designs here tend to be more on the novelty side with illustrations or sassy words, but they do have your classic plain ceramic and porcelain plates as well. I ended up purchasing a small teapot and matching serving plate with it. Prices are average. The staff are very responsive and were able to answer my questions. They also have a pet portrait corner! The artist himself will be doing an event on Mother's day weekend.

Really cute shop with lots of fun items. very quirky. Lots of good finds for unique houseware.

Great products and excellent staff! The store always has something new and it feels like a treasure hunt.

I've only bought one item from here (salad dressing dispenser), but there window displays always make me smile. They are beloved business in the Flat Iron district, and their displays add to the charm and vibrancy of the community.

I've been a customer of Fishs Eddy for 20+ years. It's my "pick me up" store - meaning every time I enter, it always makes me smile. I don't think I've ever left empty handed. Whether on the hunt for something specific or stumbling upon something that screams "must have," Fishs Eddy never disappoints! My first cake stand came from this special place, and it is still beloved. I was lucky enough to chat with the owner, Julie yesterday, and so glad we did. She is the real deal, and absolutely lovely! Fishs Eddy is the type of store we so desperately NEED to keep in NYC - a unique, family run store filled from floor to ceiling with gorgeous, well curated, and quirky items perfect for your home or to gift. Any home will benefit from the treasures you will find here, guaranteed!

The people who work here are the rudest people, if a business promotes its business hours as 10-8pm and they don't announce ANYWHERE on their website, social media channels or phone VM that they're closing early...nor answer their phones when customers are calling to confirm the hours before commuting in the rain, then the business has an obligation to provide it services before they are "closed". What did this business do instead? Let more then 10 customers stand outside in the rain, rolled their eyes at us, called us liars because "they didn't get a call" and threatened to call the cops. All fluff bc if they couldn't even stay until 8pm (the time of their business hours) to do their work, what makes me think they would've stayed past 8pm to wait for the cops. It was only an intimidation tactic. All I and 10 other people wanted to do as we stood out on the rain was to support this business and shop on a SATURDAY NIGHT BEFORE IT CLOSED AT 8PM. Instead, we were encountered by outright laziness, and most awful service. I would never try going here again, false advertisers and horrible people that work here who dehumanize customers.

My favorite glassware shop of all time. Four years ago was my first time entering this wonderful store. Fishs Eddy will forever leave a long lasting impression on me. Some of the most unique glassware that's still affordable. Each time I come to NYC mandates a visit to fishs eddy!

You need plates, they got plates. You need kitchen accessories, they got that too. An eclectic assortment of cool tableware and helpful household items. Recommended if you are looking to add some flair to your dining table or kitchen!

Stopped in on a whim (admittedly, the 'Raise your hand if you're vaccinated' window display lured me in). This place is really cute. Tons of dishware, cookware, kitchen and home items. Unique selection and pretty fairly priced, too. Would be a great spot to get a gift. Also, in the back they have an area where they offer pet portraits.

Great place to poke around and find some great deals on things you didn't know you needed

This is a great place to fill space when you have time. There's some quite humorous plates and bowls among other Knickknacks to discover in this establishment that has been in existence for I don't know how many decades. Back in the day, a friend informed me that they carry various plates from various NYC restaurants across due to having a surplus/discontinuation and that you can purchase them and that's what makes this establishment special to NYC. You definitely will see lots and lots and lots of plates here. However, you can also find memorabilias -- political ones as well as of New York. There are also some paintings at the back. If you ever have time to spare you should swing by this place and enjoy. This is the only location.

If you like cute, unusual dinner ware; you will love Fishs Eddy. Huge selection of colorful dishes, glassware & dish towels,at reasonable prices. I almost always find something fun either for a gift or myself.

I've been living in this area for decades moved away and now I'm back and I'm shocked at how pricey this place has become. Also, they have the audacity to charge you $.25 for a small paper bag.

I was hooked the first time I walked through their doors. The merchandise is cute, clever, sturdy and affordable. Their visual merchandising has always been terrific! I purchased glassware back in 2001 that I still own today and it makes me smile when I use it. I have other little pieces I've picked out from the barrels over the years; little bowls and small dishes, I use around my house for this or that. They take me right back to the store and how happy Fishs Eddy makes me when I'm in there. I always take out-of-town guests into Fishs Eddy and they fall in love with it too. One friend in Mississippi requests to go in there whenever she's in town. She loves the pieces she's purchased in the store as well. I read the owner's book about how the store got its start. It was an absolute treat to read! Plus, the owner's son illustrated the book and they're terrific illustrations. If you love the store, read her book!

Stopped in while on vacation and about 30 minutes walked out with a huge purchase and had it shipped home. Arrived perfect, no damages. Can't wait to go back and buy more.

So you've probably got to be of a certain age to appreciate and/or enjoy a store filled with dishes and glasses. But as far as stores filled with dishes and glasses go, there's a reason this place gets almost all 5 star reviews. I mean, how do you make a store that sells dishes and glasses fun? They have lots of novelty stuff, New York-themed items, and some political things, too, but there is also non-novelty stuff, and everything appears to be of the highest quality. Some of the prices, but not all, are on the high side, but again, the goods appear to be very high quality. For what they sell, this is probably the most interesting store of its type around. You can buy their products off of their website, too, and have it shipped to you. Quirky but a totally fun shop and definitely worth a visit.

LOVE this store! Fishs Eddy is a super unique dish and kitchen accessory shop right off Union Square. Up until recently, I didn't realize this was their only brick and mortar location. Fishs Eddy does everything from vintage silverware to iconic NYC designs. I love their glass Tupperware designs, highball glasses, dish cloths, platters, and their kitschy (in the best way) extras. If you're looking for a gift, some NY keepsakes, kitchen accessories, or a great way to spend 30min - you must take some time to walk through Fishs Eddy!

This is my kind of novelty store. I had a good time browsing the place during my short visit. I can't help myself to smile for all the things I saw in every corner. Reasonably and fairly priced. A recommended place to get gifts for anyone which by the way a bit if everything to anyone. If not we were scheduled to see a movie across the street, I may stayed longer. I'll be back.

Best little shop with a variety of unique, sketchy and some customizable cutlery, servingware, kitchen accessories and glassware! I particularly like shopping here for friends who are picky or for fun gifts for a bachelorette party. Prices range from low to high depending on what you are looking for. They take major credit cards and cash. The staff here is amazing because they're very NYC (read snarky and funny as ever) but in a helpful way. Don't break anything because it will be on your dime--there's a whole theme.They recently re-opened after closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But if their new hours don't suit you, they have a pretty functional website that can save you in a pinch. It's worth checking out if you like hosting at home or want to find a statement maker for your table arrangement.

Friend who loves to collect dishes brings me to this store. Lot of old style dishes and heavy. I personally don't crazy about the painting or pattern of the dishes but it might be so valuable for someone. I enjoy looking around seeing people get stuff that they like.

I love this store. Very kitschy and hip. From the plain and simple to the wild n whacky; this store has a little bit of something for everyone. My absolute fave is the section in the back with a giant sign that reads Oh My Gawd! Dishes that boast suggah, creamah & cawfee... interesting kitchen gadgets that you've never seen before or thought you needed but you'll find them here. Friendly, attentive and knowledgeable staff are there to help. Prices are a little high but heck... it is Manhattan after all- they have to make their rent!

Loved the store; Has an old country store feeling to it in the middle of NYC. One of a kind designs of mugs, dish towels, gadgets. Prices are reasonable for mementos. I particularly liked the City themed dish towels with the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge. Etc. The cat and dog themed mugs, dishes, towels are neat. Kids have a corner too. I found the perfect themed glassware for friends of mine. They also had a political area, with dolls, kitsch,. Very funny.

What are unique, eclectic store, I've been here many times and every time it never ceases to amaze me and make me laugh. Quirky, cool and eccentrically left! I can't help but love this place because it lets you be who you are without any apologies for who they are. Little businesses like this need to be supported everywhere! House. A long review, it is worth going and worth supporting.

Great for affordable dish ware and New York and Brooklyn themed dish towels. I have been coming here for years and never disappoints.

Love this store! If you need to throw a party and want a funky platter to put your cheese & meats on, you've come to the right place. They had the coolest tray shapes like a Memo pad and smaller plates as report cards. (I didn't buy them) Dishes, glasses, flatware, bowls, mugs, cooking utensils, are you seeing where I'm going with this?? They have it all at Fishs Eddy Now, little do they know.. I'm also the Yelp Duke of Williams-Sonoma out east. I'm always spying with my little eye prices on glasses and kitchen items. I kinda know how much bargains cost. I'm not going to be swayed by their novelty items. I did find two funky service bowls as well as a small bottle that looks like a Milk Bottle. When I have company over, I'll pour the Milk in the bottle and my guests will say: Ooooh How interesting! Milk in a Milk Bottle.. (They don't know I got it on clearance) Fishs Eddy, you got me on the hook! Love this store, find it!

We found great pieces but were worried about how to get them back home to FL in our luggage. The salesperson said 'We can ship it to you, what's your zip code?'. I figured it would be ridiculously expensive. He weighed everything, asked for my address on a post it. The shipping was less than $40!!!?! We bought our purchases on a Wednesday, he advised 7-10 business days. We flew home Thursday. They were delivered Friday. EVERY PIECE was intact, nothing broken. Very impressed!

I was looking for some NY souvenirs so I googled and this store came up. I looked their website beforehand to see what they had and really liked what I saw, so I decided to actually hit the store. I actually had a hard time not to buy so many things from here. I probably spent an hour in their small store. I bought two mugs as christmas gifts and two pasta bowls for myself. Their designs are cute, funny and unique. My friends seemed to like the gifts and I really love my pasta bowls. The only negative side is the heaviness of their items.

Really cute shop! Randomly walked by on my trip to nyc and ended up going again before my trip was over. The dishes are really unique and great quality. The shop has a really nice esthetic, very warm and inviting. I'll be sure to come back on my next trip.

If you're in the area, definitely drop in to check it out. The store sells plates, bowls, cups, and other tablewares. It's quaint and very unique.

What a fun store! My friend brought us in when we were visiting NYC last weekend saying it was one of her favorite places and now I know why. There are all kinds of cute dishes, mugs, and towels with New York themes and funny artwork, some of it irreverant and some of it inspiring. I spent a lot of time just browsing everything and figuring out how much I wanted this or that. Come here for excellent gift ideas, too. Service was super friendly and this will definitely be a regular stop for me when I'm in the city, as well.

I absolutely love home goods stores (I probably love them too much for my own good haha) but I just love browsing and looking at the new things I can buy to add to my kitchen/home. I can't believe I didn't know about this store despite walking past this area multiple times. I guess the name or store front doesn't really suggest that it's a home good store so I never gave it much thought. The staff are wonderful and the store interior is very nicely laid out. Everything is beyond cute and they have punny things too. I love the little shot glasses that say "ttyl" on a gravestone on it. It does get a little risky carrying a big bag which can knock things off the shelves.

This is absolutely our favorite place in the city to enjoy some wonderful and durable kitchen tools. coming here is like a treat to you, this place brings you so much happiness by just strolling through their wonderful collections. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants some good stuff for their home.

The Union Square location is by far my favorite. One of my besties lives just a few blocks away and so I always make a point of stopping by. Prices are really decent and they have the most amazing collection of kitchen and houseware items. Lots of great kitchen towels, gadgets, pottery, cookbooks and more. Shop employees are well versed and super nice.

I did not buy anything here I just HAD to walk in. What a great little general store with such great items curated it that I was smiling the entire time I walked around. Strange vintage retro but totally new designed products are such perfect gifts I will have to return for my gift list this season. They had a great sign on the outside of the shop and not sure how long it had been there but it certainly was perfect for post election blues.

Adorable store and nice vibe. Super cute and interesting kitchenwares. A few different products and several different styles. They do pet portraits too which is super cool! Pretty friendly staffs and by Union Square so convenient walking to the subway lines. A bit on the pricier side for some items but I'd say it's pretty worth it. I'd say it's a wholesome place, so come check it out! Even if I don't plan on buying anything, just walking around the store makes me happy.

Fun place to spend hours shopping for everyone you know! They have many creative and fun items that would make you leave with a handful of bags. The non sale items can be a bit pricey.

TL;DR - Witty, political (left leaning) and full of gorgeous things for your home. We came here on a recent NYC trip after reading about it when trying to find some unusual homewares. We weren't disappointed! The week we were there, the shop window was a recreation of the Trump Baby balloon which flew over London during his recent visit to the UK. We're no fans of Trump, so found this hilarious. The display changes though... by the time we left the city it was being changed to a mural of birds instead. In side has a whole host of products, laid out by artist do you'll see a selection of bowls, cups, mugs, plates with one style of art on them all grouped together. The products are great quality - really nice big mugs were my favourites - and whilst they're not cheap, they're not too pricey either. If you don't like the price, they had a pretty extensive sale section too where mugs could be had for as little as $4 (albeit without a design on them). We had to consider transport back to the UK so couldn't buy everything we would have liked but came back with a fabulous bridges of new York tea towel and two bars of "Trump Tiny Hand Soap".

Looking for a kitschy and quirky destination for moderately priced (and funny) finds? This is the place for you! Visited with my (conservative) husband and had a few giggles at his expense. Favorite purchase? A Hamilton shot glass. Heh.