Bodhi

Cute woman’s boutique with very nice clothes. I bought a dress (osa) on sale for $ 20.The gal was very helpful and friendly and we had a good chit chat. I will definitely go back when Im in the neighborhood. Interesting inventory.

Great mix of items! I saw a cute pair of lace up rainboots in the window and went in. The sales associate was very helpful, advising that I size down, but also brought out my regular size too. She was right, I wound up purchasing the size down and had to leave bc i could see myself wanting to buy everything in sight! I definitely will be making this shop a must to pop in regularly!
This spot is so organized, despite all the small knick knacks they sell! If you like shops such as Anthropologie and Free People, u definitely should check this spot out! Prices are low to moderate and they literally have tons of miscellaneous items! If u are looking for a unique gift for a fashion lover or spiritual person, this place won’t let you down!

I live a block away, and I had never ventured inside this little store until recently. I’ve been seriously missing out!
Bodhi has everything from spiritual books by Pema Chödrön to funky-​cool clothing to adorable jewelry pieces. Everything is very reasonably priced, and the staff are super-​nice and smiley.
It’s one of those places where I go inside, and immediately get so bummed I have to shop for other people during the holiday season. WHY NOT ME?! I’ll be back after the Christmas season, when I’m flush with the dough I get for returning the gifts I don’t like. See you soon, soy candles & fun tapestries!

I went there for the first time today and I instantly fell in love with this store!!! They have such cute scarves and clothes!!! I ended up buying two tops for $ 45 each. I found it a little expensive, but still ended up buying it because I loved it. The staff was so nice and helpful. I will definately be going back to get scarves next time.

Super cute. Bought a tiny ring here the other day & only wished I could spend more.

This is my favorite clothing store on Bedford. It’s perfect for those little girly staples like scarves, hats, pants, and dresses that you’ll wear all season.
The staff is sweet and the place always smells fantastic. The music is nice, too. It’s a pleasure to shop here and you can feel yourself actually unwind while you’re there. While clothing shops are a dime a dozen I don’t think zen retail is easy to find in these parts.

Extremely polite and helpful owner/​manager helped my non hipster wife find some leg warmers in this very cute little good smelling shop. It was a welcome relief after going in multiple stores and receiving odd/​ugly looks from people when asked about leg warmers (I mean come on this is Williamsburg after all, NYC’s home base of leg warmer wearing ladies!!) Anyways, this place is sort of an oasis amidst all the pretentious retail in the area. The quilts look incredible, but were a bit out of our budget. We usually don’t hang out in this area, but if we are around I think my wife will want to return. Definitely worth a look.

I was a bit frantic/​rushed looking for a birthday gift on Saturday and can’t say enough good things about not only the cute/​reasonably priced merchandise, but the outstanding customer service provided. I picked out a beautiful scarf (under $ 20!) and asked the clerk if there was a place near by that I could get a gift bag/​card. She said she could wrap it up for me with a bow and I was so grateful/​releived as my time was running short. She was super friendly about it and said they always do gift wrap. I’ll definitely remember this place when I need a gift plus they looked like they had some really cute clothes as well that I want to check out when I’m not rushed for time.

I went to this place yesterday and fell in love with 4 dresses and had to settle on 3. The staff was very nice as well. I was surprised to find cotton dresses that were dressy enough for work but light enough to wear in the summer heat. I was unable to find the same quality anywhere else and the prices were very reasonable.

I’m pretty sure Bodhi is run by the same people as Pema, right across the street on Bedford Ave. Though both stores focus on women’s apparel and accessories, Pema seems to be more trendy and fashion forward. Bodhi is more laid back and hippy-​ish. It seems more like a place where you would buy a gift for someone rather than yourself. But if you’re looking for incense, tapestries, candles, jewelry, books, scarves and/​or women’s clothing, this place is worth checking out.