Yanatiba

Brooklyn, United States

4

5 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 718-230-7024
Website:
www.yanatiba.com
Address:
714 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11238
b/t Prospect Pl & Park Pl
Prospect Heights
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miVanderbilt Av / Plaza St E
0.3 miEastern Parkway-Brooklyn Museum (2,3)
0.3 miPark Place
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Accepts Credit Cards
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5 reviews of Yanatiba

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Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
I walked in here the other day for the first time and left with a beautiful antique dresser and mirror. I mostly looked at the furniture but there’s a ton of other stuff in there. All unique and interesting pieces. The owners were great — attentive but not pushy. The owner and his son delivered the dresser and mirror the next evening and it couldn’t have been easier. I will definitely be back here!
Place rating: 4
San Diego, CA
Friendly, helpful staff. Interesting selection.
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
This is a lovely, clean and interesting shop. Collectibles are organized in vignettes by color, or style. Everything is well displayed. There is a lot packed into a small-​ish space but it doesn’t have that junky feeling of many vintage shops. The owner has a good eye and some fashion sense. I think he mentioned that much of the merchandise comes from trips he makes to Maine. The prices seem fair. I am very happy with the necklace I bought.
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
It’s easy to want to leave with something every time one goes in to Yanatiba. There’s a whole section downstairs where a lot of cute things are hiding. We got some wonderful china here that turned out to be very rare and from the 1920s — and the price we paid very very reasonable compared to similar china on Etsy. The owner is personable without ever being pushy, making it a nice place to browse in, which is so important for this kind of store. The selection includes larger furniture pieces such as tables and couches, mirrors, china, jewelry, lamps, etc. My experience is that the pieces here are clean, restored, and generally in great condition especially compared to places like Junk, and around the same price point as Junk (so why would you buy junk?).
Place rating: 3
Manhattan, NY
The most descriptive term for this shop, I think, would be «well-​curated.» They’ve got an oddly eclectic mix of items for sale, but all of them are pretty!
Antique furniture and home décor, jewelry, knick-​knacks, a few items of clothing, art… if it’s nice, it might be here!
I don’t think that the prices are the best… especially on the ‘new’ items; I’ve seen things that definitely have been given a hefty markup. However, with the antique and unique items, that doesn’t really apply — and the proprietors are willing to negotiate. (They’re really nice and friendly, too!)
Definitely worth taking a look!