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Website: smoochiebaby.com
Phone: (718) 384-3340
Cross Streets: Between N 7th St and N 8th St
Closing soon · 7 PM
- Fri 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
110 Berry St Brooklyn, NY 11249 ·348.98 mi
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Reviews
yelpI've been here a few times and I have always walked away with a purchase. Firstly I appreciate that this store is stroller friendly. They make me comfortable coming in and out and not feeling like...
MoreThis is a small shop but full of lots of great baby and kid finds. The husband and I made it a point to stop by Smoochie Baby while we were exploring Williamsburg during our babymoon, based on...
MoreWith more time I might have found more to favor in this children's boutique. We went after Preschool for a new winter cap. Another immediate need was mittens, flexible enough for everyday...
MoreI don't normally review places but I feel the need to review this store. The lady who was working yesterday on Sat Oct 12th, was so incredibly kind and helpful!! It was about 9:30am, cold & windy...
MoreThey sell babies and baby accessories. Wait, sorry, no. Apparently they only sell things FOR babies, not actual babies. Oh well, I wasn't in the market anyway. My friend had a baby like a year...
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