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Do you like museums? Do you like crystals and tchotchkes? Air terrariums and Chinese jades? Essential oils? Homemade clothing? This is an apothecary and shop filled with everything you didn’t know you wanted. There are tons of knick-knacks to go around, from terrariums to jade figurines to homemade candles. It’s time to check out Earth Speaks — this shop has been around since 2001. Owned by Bi Li – the space has some serious hippie vibes that will make you feel, oh, so calm.

Chau Mui

Chau is the original New York City stoop kid who cut her teeth hanging out in Union Square, ate soup dumplings in Chinatown and explored this great city by train, foot and everything in between.

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Ravioli. Ravioli. Ravioli.

If you’re an avid home cook who loves to shop at Eataly, then we suggest you make a trek to Pastosa’s. Beloved shop to Italian American grandparents across Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island and the Bronx – you’ll find fresh and imported pasta, cheeses and all sorts of accoutrements for one fraction the price of Eataly, minus the long waits.

Besides, you simply can’t go wrong with the variety of ravioli – with insane flavor combos that will be sure to impress (lobster, sun-dried tomato and cheese, gorgonzola walnut), you’ll be sure to find something you’ll love. Not to mention, the shop has been around since 1966, where it was started by former Polly-O salesman, Anthony G. Ajello. The shop today has over eleven stores and is still run by the Ajello family.

Chau Mui

Chau is the original New York City stoop kid who cut her teeth hanging out in Union Square, ate soup dumplings in Chinatown and explored this great city by train, foot and everything in between.

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