Narnia Vintage Showroom

Someone mentioned here below that the staff (or possibly the owner??) had NO acknowledgment whatsoever of their presence in this shop. That’s EXACTLY what I experienced.
The long hair blonde who was just playing with her smartphone thru out the time never said a word to me while I was at the shop. But this blonde greeted to a woman who happens to be caucasian (I am Asian). That really did it. It was a very uncomfortable experience and I would NOT recommend anyone to go there. Asinine!

I stumbled upon this little gem of a vintage shop today. It’s amazingly decorated with a cosmic eclectic earthen vibe. The apparel is a well curated collection of flowy fabrics, tie-​dye, harem pants and slouchy cropped blouses. Lots of great textures. The art on the walls and the gorgeous tarot-​cosmic themed floor mural is out of. This world (pun intended). They even have a little garden out back. Hard to believe it’s in BK. They brought the vibe of the desert and Topanga to Brooklyn, love it!

I’m giving this place a star because zero stars is unfortunately not an option on Unilocal. (What’s up with that Unilocal?!)
I entered Narnia post Sunday brunch with a couple friends ready to spend money. Upon entering the empty store, the sales lady saw myself and 2 friends enter, I said hello to her and she exited towards the back of the store. No acknowledgment of our presence in the store NOR a reciprocated pleasantry.
Wait…did she just… Did I just… Is that a normal way to interact with customers who want to spend money in your establishment?
We exited because she never resurfaced from the back. I literally left Narnia puzzled why that occurred. Upon exiting, 3 people entered behind us. She came out the back but didn’t acknowledge them either. No «hello». No «can I help you with anything?» No «I’m a blonde airhead who doesn’t know the first thing about how to treat customers so please excuse my forthcoming rudeness and lack of knowledge of customer service!» Nothing. They stuck around long enough to look thru a couple racks and left as well.
There are a ton of consignment stores that have treated me with more care both in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
I believe money talks… and because she didn’t even acknowledge my presence in her store and refused to talk, my money walked… on down to Atlantis Attic!
Will never return to Narnia. It’s not a magical place after all!

Really nice showroom with some really unique and great pieces, but some of the prices were just a tad too high, some were reasonable — $ 95 for CK overall shorts, $ 170 for a linen jumper etc.