Mini Mini Market

Ive been here a couple times, but I dont think I ever bought anything. Tonight I came by because I needed to shop for some things before I leave the country next week. They happen to sell some great brands such as UNIF, MinkPink and BB Dakota. Everything is reasonably priced and they have a great accessory section with tons of rings, earrings, and other jewelry. I bought my roommate a fun Union Jack black iPhone case with swarwoski crystals inside. They had tons of clothing pieces with unicorns on them. I had to contain myself. Okay I bought a pair of leggings I’m probably never going to wear. ha

sort of the same deal as nearby pema, but a bit more varied selection with some local designers offered (gnome industries etc.) a small shoe selection, some vintage malliots for the summer, and locally designed jewelry also abounds, with good stocking options in the back.

I absolutely love this place. .. if you’re an old fogey who wants to pretend you’re still a cool NYC urbanite even though you live in new england and are a working mom of two, just buy a few handmade tops from mini market and you’ll fool them all!

a cool, little spot to purchase something for your trendy girl friends (or in my case, sisters) in williamsburg! i was a big fan of their shoes and accessories, so its probably a good thing i didn’t have much room in my luggage…
(i still made off with some earrings and a scarf!)

MMM is the place I go to pepper my wardrobe with cool, unusual jewelry, dresses, stockings, shirts, and shoes that I always get compliments on. I have some things from MMM that I have sought out duplicates of because I wear them *that* much. The prices are affordable — you can really find something for any budget. And, despite being in this hipster enclave, the gals who work there are friendly and helpful. Also, a 100% fantastic place to buy unique gifts that are memorable.

Mini Mini Market is another one of my favorite shops in Williamsburg. Yes, the word to describe this shop is funky! Dresses and tshirts are reminiscent of both 80s club scene and grandma chic, but there are some cute gems hidden in the racks — some Dolce Vita dresses and cute skirts.
This is another place with fun jewelry — hence my 14k gold plated t-​rex earrings. Most awesome and hilarious earrings I own. The sales here are also ridiculous — my friend got a pair of boots for $ 10 because they were the last pair, and they were adorable. Purses are also cute here — a lot of colored leather and studs, but definitely worth th $ 40 – 60 you’ll pay for something no one else has!

Cute little hipster boutique on Bedford Ave. Very small but nice selection given the size of the shop. They have discount earrings 2 for $ 10 and a box of trendy sunglasses for $ 5. Everything else was quite a bit more expensive but not crazy. I’d definitely stop in again when in Brooklyn.

Williamsburg isn’t necesarily the most typical of tourist destinations but I was not disappointed when me and my friends ventured out to this part of NYC 2 years ago.
Although this review is technically out of date, Miniminimarket was a super cool shop when we visited. I explicitly remember their funky jewelry collection and good shoes! Great prices, Brooklyn was full of treasures like this. I bought a copper necklace for 9 dollars with two lovebirds on it. To this day, I only ever take it off when I have to.
Miniminimarket, and the shops on this stretch of Brooklyn seemed to be at the centrifuge of young fashion. Inventing rather than collecting other people’s ideas, I very much enjoyed it here!

Small store but sells the right things! I stopped in her today to pick up a scarf and I took a quick look around. They had a really nice selection of women shoes and some nice looking shirts for men. The chick behind the counter was really nice and very helpful. Find parking in this part of Bedford ave wasn’t too difficult so that’s a plus =)
I will return to check out some of their men’s stuff next time I’m in the neighborhood.

How many places can you boast, «I can always find something good here.»? Not many if you ask me. But I can totally say this of Mini Mini Market.
The owners are nice and have great taste. It’s not that they’re trendy, it’s that they often set the trend.
Great if you need a last minute present or outfit — you’ll surely find a great piece here if not your whole ensemble.

Not quite what I expected when I first heard about this place, but it was cute nonetheless. This tiny vintage shop is right on Bedford ave right off the L subway.
As I entered I could tell tons of locals filled this place buying random articles of clothing and accessories.
Def. a one of a kind place.
Not my style, but interesting.

Great place for accessories! I love this store and try to stop by whenever I’m in Williamsburg. Two of my favorite pieces are from Mini Mini Market… my grey leather biker type gloves and a black knit choker.
I can’t wait to go back and pick up some spring items. Definitely stop by if you are strolling down Bedford. I know you’ll end up walking out with a bag and a smile!
Happy Shopping!

I popped into this place on a misty Sunday afternoon since I was enchanted by the cute dress on the window display.
The place is cozy with and has an assortment of cute graphic tees along the lines of Alloy…
They also do have an assortment of accessories, two being the fedoras that cost about $ 60 to the earrings.
What I liked most where they’re dresses. Currently, it’s along the style fo the bubble dresses but different enough that the style won’t be seen in the West Village/​Soho area.
It’s a cute shop but I’m still on the fence whether or not I should justify paying $ 145 for a dress…

I’m not often in Williamsburg, but I can see myself heading south from the subway station to pop in here every time that I am. It’s a cozy store with a nice selection of some more bohemian pieces, some more modern, but all very schtylish. In their small space you’ll find tops, bottoms, dresses, underthings, hosiery, handbags, jewelry, accessories, beauty products… I didn’t buy anything this time, but it’s a fun place to browse if you’re in the mood to shop but don’t know what you want.

The clothes, shoes, and accessories here are really cute and generally pretty reasonably priced. I especially love their shoes, handbags, and dresses. They also have a line of t-​shirts that say «Someone in Brooklyn Loves Me» that make great gifts & even come in baby and toddler sizes (I bought one for my sister and one for her baby daugher and they loved them!) I’ve also found the staff to be really helpful.
My only complaint is that some of the jewelry here is cheap quality and overpriced — you can find some of the same things on St. Marks Place or from street vendors for a fraction of the price. The jewelry in the cases are usually good quality & come from independant designers — those are pretty good.
I bought quite a few dresses and a handbag here that I love and use all the time.
Highly recommended!

Other than Sucre in the West Village, this was the only place I found during my recent NYC trip that carried quality jewelry made by small independent artists.
I’m from Austin, so supporting independent business is a big deal to me – I know many designers and craftspeople personally and I know what it takes to make handmade things and bring them to market in even such a small shop as this. So I decided to only make purchases in NYC that supported small independent artists, preferably local ones.
Much to my surprise (it has been more than 10 years since I last visited NY) I found that Manhattan has pretty much turned into a gigantic shopping mall of chain stores, things you can find in Anywhere, USA. Uptown, midtown, most of the Village, and Soho were a complete bust, other than one tiny boutique where I found a piece by Jessie Lazar.
So, enter Williamsburg and Bedford street and this little shop. Most of their clothing offerings were not really my style, but they carried what I thought was a carefully chosen and small-​artist-​heavy selection of jewelry. They also had clothing from a couple of small Canadian lines that are hard to find anywhere.
A shout out to this business and others like it that staunchly resist being turned into Banana Republic and thread that delicate line between quality and independent artistry!

LOVE it! Great combination of indie designers, vintage pieces & affordable gifts. The chic that owns this place is pretty fierce too (did I seriously just say fierce?). If MMM were a person, I would be friends with her.
xo.

This is the type of store that on the outside you think, «WOW I will find lots in here» then you go in, walk around and find yourself leaving empty handed time and time again. Maybe it’s me and my issues, but I find that they have too many choices of types of items and not enough variety of categories. They’ve got some clothes, some underwear/​lingerie, some shoes, some candles and just some of everything, it’d be nice if the store was big enough to expand their sections, because I do think there is a need for what they sell.
The upside? They’ve got some cute cards, pricey but worth it for the wow factor of a non-​Hallmark pick. Cheap earrings that make great quick to pick gifts and they care one of my favorite underwear lines, Eberjy. That being said, they care only a select few items so if what you want isn’t among the few, you’re totally out of luck… Not a store to miss, just didn’t thrill me.

If I were a waifer model or a tiny little Japanese girl I would be looking so so hot in the clothes sold at Mini Mini Market. I love everything here. While many of the clothes are too cutting edge for me, I do enjoy the variety and style they have to offer.
Mini Mini Market also has a great selection of jewelry from silver lightning bolt necklaces to those hot feather earrings I’ve been eyeing for the past year. I wish I could blow all my allowance at the Mini Mini Market. I’d be dripping in lariats and twinkling in gold. Maybe I’ll throw in the cool skulls ring and be a little bad ass.
Mini Mini Market doesn’t discriminate. They’ve got the coolest t-​shirts with sayings like I Heart NJ (yay for Jersey!) and the place has a whole section with stationary, cards, neon watches, and bacon wrapping paper. If you need something with Jesus on it, I’m sure you’ll find it here too. And not in a Saved «I am filled with Christ’s love» way but in a Jesus is my Homeboy vibe. The Mini Mini Market has everything cool, everything retro, and everything Japanese. They have tons of knick knacks perfect for presents and even the walls are filled with beautiful canvases painted by local artists for sale.
If the store wasn’t cool and hip enough, they sometimes even have bakesales outside. Picture a cheerleader jumping up in the air spelling F-​U-​N and shaking her pom poms. That’s the vibe of the Mini Mini Market.

Mini Mini Market is hip. Like, bleeding edge, blindingly on the cusp, super-​cool girl hip. In this tiny store you’ll find everything you need to be downtown sweet from leggings, to knee high boots, dangling earrings and architecturally designed dresses. Want some Built By Wnedy? It’s here.
What I love about Mini Mini are that their shoes are so reasonably priced and that they sell emerging designers wares on consignment. What I loathe is that these aren’t classic pieces you’re buying, but of the moment garb. But, hey! That’s just me. If you’re ready to be «cool» then make a pitstop.