Judaica Classics by Doina

This is an awesome store run by an awesome lady. She has a very diverse selection of menorahs and Judaica, with varying price ranges and styles ranging from classic to modern. The store has many sterling silver items, and features unique Judaica items from Israeli artists. We bought mezuzahs, menorahs, books, and other items from them. The store owner is very helpful and knowledgable.

It’s a tiny place, and packed with goodies. Need a mezuzah or a Chanukah menorah? There’s dozens of each, in styles ranging from sleekly modern, to kiddy, to ornate silver. If you’re looking for a wedding or house-​warming gift, this would be a good place to start, both for the variety and the range of prices. (In some ways, I rank the selection here on par with the Jewish Museum’s, which can feel a little snooty in comparison.) I saw attractive challah boards, framed artwork, and cute travel-​sized Shabbat candlesticks.
If you’re looking for a ketubah, you might run into trouble. Although there’s a healthy stack to browse through, this store seems to skew Orthodox, and I don’t know if they even sell egalitarian ketubot. Probably best to ask. Ditto for the small book section – at a glance, I would say everything is from Orthodox publishers.
It’s only been there a week or two, and the owner is a pleasant lady. She seemed happy for me to wander around whether I was buying or not.