From Armonk to Yorktown, these Westchester County storefronts make it easier and more enticing than ever to support local.
Armonk
LUXE Luxury Labels
This true luxury consignment boutique continues to be a popular go-to for the uber-savvy Westchester fashionista. LUXE has a panoply of trendy and classic bags, shoes, clothing, and accessories from brands like Chanel, Golden Goose, Gucci, and others. 41 Maple Ave; 914.861.2649
Bedford
Bedford Books
Cozy and charming, Bedford Books offers literature for every reader, including children’s and YA selections. Owner, Westchester native, and bestselling author Fran Hauser has created a quaint space to pick out your next favorite read. To pay homage to a special community in Hauser’s heart, there’s a section in the store dedicated to local authors and female artists. 13 Court Rd, Bedford.
Briarcliff Manor
Holbrook Cottage
Specializing in gourmet gift baskets for over 25 years, the retail space is sorted into various departments, including a gourmet market, Baby Cottage for adorable layette items, and Fresh Flowers. 1143 Pleasantville Rd.
Bronxville
Mano A Mano
A multi-time Best of Westchester winner, Mano A Mano offers a lively collection of Mary Rose Young hand-sculpted and painted designs. But, Mano A Mano has other unique picks, including trendy Ortigia Sicilia products, colorful crystal chandeliers, Vietri Italian dinnerware, and (engravable) Mariposa’s Brillante collection. 81 Pondfield Rd; 914.793.8329
Chappaqua
Desires by Mikolay
With an emphasis on customer service and a keen eye for design (Scott Mikolay has his own couture collection), clients throughout Westchester count on this husband-wife team for both special-occasion purchases and high-end, every-day pieces. Look for fun events throughout the year like trunk shows and the Galentine’s Day party. 55 King St.
The King’s Scribe
This independent graphic design studio focuses on bespoke wedding and event stationery while also being the ultimate gift store. Whether you’re grabbing a quirky notebook for the friend that has everything or finding punny thank you cards, the aesthetically pleasing shop is easy to get caught up in. 140 King St, Chappaqua.
Cross River
The Bedford Sportsman
A favorite store for fishermen throughout the county, owner Charles George ensures that this gem of a store “is packed to the gills with all of your freshwater and saltwater fishing needs.” The store has a big collection of fly-fishing supplies, and George claims “beginners are what we like.” 759 Rte 35; 914.666.8091
Bedford Hills
Willow Furniture & Design
Winner of multiple Best of Westchester awards, Willow Furniture & Design is a home-furnishings retail store and design center. In the 30,000 sq. ft. showroom, you’ll discover sofas, contemporary chairs, and rustic, handmade, reclaimed-wood farm tables. Willow also has media centers, lighting, and accessories, plus a well-stocked youth department. 230 Rte 117, Bypass Rd.
Croton-on-Hudson
Serious Toyz
Whether you’re a committed collector or just looking for a cool find, this distinct toyshop carries an ornate stash of nostalgic toys. Although many items are for auction, you can buy old toy trucks, action figures, and lunchboxes at prices starting at $10 and up into the thousands. 1 Baltic Pl; 914.271.8699
Dobbs Ferry
Home Again Consignments
Hunt here for gently used and almost-new furniture and accessories, including antiques and collectibles from local homes and estates. You’ll find everything from vintage lighting and midcentury chairs and stools to mahogany buffets and old Coca-Cola signage. 121 Main St.
Harrison
Harrison Wine Vault
A vast selection of wines and spirits are showcased in a three-level, 2,500 sq. ft. store. The space features a temperature-controlled room for fine wines, a “Whiskey Room” (one of the larger selections in the state, outside of Manhattan), and a classroom for in-store events. Twice a month, a winemaker is invited to showcase its product. 289 Halstead Ave.
Hastings-on-Hudson
Clockwork Records
Old-school vinyl shops are sparse, so no wonder Clockwork Records has a fanbase. Lifelong record collector Mike Rep has run the store that holds both out-of-print and new records of nearly every stripe: underground hardcore, punk, metal, kraut rock, prog, ska, dub, jazz, novelty, folk, and mainstream rock. 24 Main St, Hastings on Hudson.
Hawthorne
Rosedale Nurseries
This full-service, 400-acre landscape-and-retail nursery holds the widest selection and size range of trees, shrubs, perennials, roses, and ground-covers in the region. Rosedale also offers garden planning and installation. 51 Saw Mill River Rd.
Irvington
Falena
Founder Nicole Vallario is excited to share her passion and products with the surrounding community. A Fashion Institute of Technology graduate, Vallario was inspired by her grandmother to open her venture. Highlighting women-owned businesses and products, Falena carries everything from exquisite handmade jewelry to unique clothing. 51 Main St, Irvington.
Katonah
Eiluj Beauty
Multi-time Best of Westchester winner, Eiluj has been a go-to beauty boutique since 2003. It is a paradise for skincare, makeup, bath and body, fragrance, and many other products. Explore selections from Grande Cosmetics, Amazing Cosmetics, and owner Julie Cuomo’s paraben- and cruelty-free makeup line. Additionally, this specialty shop offers services like facials, waxing, brow sculpting, and makeup application. 189 Katonah Ave.
Larchmont
The Makers New York by Moore Custom Goods
Led by fashion designer Andrea Moore Beaulieu, The Makers is part studio, part store. Shoppers who pop in to browse the inventory can sometimes catch Moore Beaulieu putting the final touches on a piece before hanging on a rack. In addition to crafting her own fashions, Moore Beaulieu also takes on custom projects that range from reworking old pieces to creating something entirely new. 132 Larchmont Ave, Ste 8, Larchmont.
The Velvet Maple
With stunning wall-to-wall specialty items like handcrafted lanterns, rugs, fur items, the list of things is endless that you’ll pick up in The Velvet Maple and say, “This is so cute!” Sourced all by hand by owner Alessandra Iavarone, the expertly curated shop is full of unique items that will fully bewitch the recipient and make you look like a total fashionista. 1935A Palmer Ave, Larchmont.
Mamaroneck
Mama Village RX & Wellness Pharmacy
Mamaroneck’s one and only independent pharmacy specializes in wellness from all angles. Whether you’re picking up your prescription, browsing their organic body care products, or want to ask pharmacist and owner Dr. Sophia Liristis all of your burning health questions, Mama Village offers a holistic approach on how we care for ourselves. 430 Mamaroneck Ave.
Direct Kicks
Sneakerheads will find an exclusive experience at this buy-sell-trade store whose focus is on kicks and trendy streetwear. Owner Louis Lacarbonara stays up-to-the minute for trends and limited-release merch. 236 Mamaroneck Ave, Mamaroneck.
Mount Kisco
D’Errico Jewelery
Locals know D’Errico Jewelery not just because of their signature log-cabin locations in Mount Kisco and Scarsdale but also for the sense of comfort and confidence they instill in customers. Many repair and adjustment transactions are performed on-site, while a substantial portion of offerings are custom-made in house. 159 Main St.
Mount Vernon
Harmony Designs
Each item for sale in this shop is artfully displayed. Furniture, gifts, and accessories are located on the upper level, while the lower level serves as a full design studio and art gallery. Owner Robin Harmon-Myers uses her exquisite taste to advise clients with everything from space analysis to reupholstery and refinishing items. 115 S 4th Ave.
New Rochelle
Consign It on Main
Within this fine-furnishings/accessories store, you’ll browse consignment finds from theater and movie sets, local homes, and renowned furniture makers, like Julia Gray, Baker, Stark, and George Smith. At this family-operated business, staging, interior design, upholstery, and lighting services are all offered. 543 Main St.
Ossining
Hudson Valley Books for Humanity
Amy Hall opened her new and pre-loved bookstore in Ossining in 2021. The store features reads of multiple genres, languages, and hosts events like poetry slams and jazz nights. 67 Central Ave.
Peekskill
QuirkShop
A community for artists and craftspeople, QuirkShop is a hub for vintage items, luxury textiles, organic skincare, and more. Many of the items for sale are created in store by designer and founder Jeorjia Shea, with her signature being cashmere creations. In addition to a boutique, QuirkShop is also a studio space. 23 N Division St.
Pelham
Danny’s Cycles
This one-stop bike shop offers general, premium, and pro tune-ups, bike detailing, bike boxing, and many other services to achieve your cycle necessities. Other county locations include Mohegan Lake, Rye Brook, and Scarsdale. 113 Wolfs Lane.
Pleasantville
Kimberly House
Beautiful handmade creations are the focus at this lovely little shop owned by Hendrien and Simon Dewhurst. The store’s environmentally responsible, and fair-trade-heavy inventory, with roots in South Africa, includes fashion, handmade jewelry, all-natural body products and home fragrances, and eco-friendly baby goods. 69 Wheeler Ave.
Port Chester
Zachys Wine & Liquor
Arguably the premier wine store in Westchester, Zachys now dwells in the former Strauss Paper building. Now with 70,000 square feet and 400% more shipping capacity, plus a 3,500 sq. ft. retail footprint, residents have a new mecca for their grape expectations. 30-A Midland Ave.
Rye
R&M Woodrow Jewelers
Find luxury lines like Roberto Coin, Buccellati, William Henry, Spark, and Lalique, along with such watch brands as Shinola and Breitling, plus Mikimoto’s classic pearl selection, at this revered Rye institution owned by brothers Robert and Michael. 21 Purchase St.
Sartina
Carrie Heffernan’s curated boutique and atelier focuses on sustainably sourced, elevated styles. With two floors dedicated to ready-to-wear looks, shoes, handbags, and accessories, the space is designed to be serene and aesthetically pleasing. 1 Theodore Fremd Ave, Rye.
Rye Brook
Rye Ridge Shopping Center
This small-town hub for shopaholics features stores like Buff City Soap, Mixology, Sportech, and Landsberg Jewelers. 142 S Ridge St.
Scarsdale
Wilson & Son Jewelers
Now ensconced in the elegant Harwood Building, this fifth-generation, family-owned jeweler has been a part of the Westchester community since 1926. Wilson & Son has continued to provide timeless jewelry pieces from high-end brands, like Roberto Coin, Marco Bicego, Monica Rich Kosann, along with a 1,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art Rolex service center. 10 Spencer Pl.
Rothmans
The one-stop designer for the well-suited man, Rothmans carries top-drawer casual separates, fine suits, and formalwear. Also on-site is Lubin’s children’s specialty shop, with a selection of boys’ suits, jackets, and dress pants for your dapper darling. 1 Boniface Cir.
Tarrytown
Pretty Funny Vintage
For more than 20 years, owner Stephanie Leggio has traveled the East Coast, searching for pristine vintage goods to sell from her 1890s Victorian shop. See her selection of handpicked retrograde furniture, lighting, textiles, clothing, and jewelry, along with contemporary items. 80 S Broadway.
Tuckahoe
LOLA New York
Co-owners Dawn Pasacreta and Denise Elias, bring a high-spirited yet light approach to retail with their prized boutique, which boasts an elegant premise etched with just enough edge to be trendy and fresh. 300 Columbus Ave.
White Plains
Bloomingdale’s
This renowned department store has it all. Browse in-demand designers, like Balenciaga, Moncler, Vince, and more. Relax and refuel at either of two restaurants—Forty Carrots, for low-calorie, healthy dishes, or La Provence, for modern bistro fare. 175 Bloomingdale Rd.
Yonkers
Ridge Hill
This upscale outdoor shopping center also has condos and office space on the premises. Shop brands like Banana Republic, Clarks, Sephora, and Uniqlo. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, grab a bite at Nathan’s, Little Buddha, or Texas de Brazil. Also on-site is a 32K sq. ft. LEGOLAND Discovery Center—one of the biggest in the U.S. 1 Ridge Hill Blvd.
Yorktown
Jefferson Valley Mall
More than 60 stores within this indoor mall fulfill a wide variety of needs and tastes for consumers of all stripes. Visit Express Factory and LOFT for women’s clothing; H&M and Signature Suits for menswear; The Children’s Place for the kids; fitness apparel from Foot Locker; and the anchor department store, Macy’s. 650 Lee Blvd.
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