The Mini Mall

Such a fun place! I was wondering around Williamsburg and saw it across the street from Catbird. Having heard raving reviews about this place, I came in right away. It’s very Brooklyn-​esque, with vintage stores and local vendors. I ended up buying a dress from one of the boutiques and am very happy with it. I wish they had more stores with more reasonably pricing.

Stumbled upon this Mini Mall while it snowed in NYC and I needed a place to escape. There are some really cute stores in here that sell vintage clothes, jewelry, soaps, and random other things.
Some of the stores were really reasonably priced, but others were craaaazy expensive (it’s in Williamsburg so). It’s a little crowded in here so just be careful you don’t knock everything over!

As the name implies – it’s a very mini mall. Like its very trendy outside location, the inside is absolutely in vogue. I think Handsome Dan is enough to visit this place though.

This place just screams Brooklyn. More specifically, it screams Williamsburg. Take a bunch of local vendors, artists, and secondhand clothing salespeople, give them a place to set up actual shops, and that’s what Mini Mall is. Sure, a lot of the stuff is redundant (I can only look at so many rings and scarves), but each shop has its individual flair. I don’t remember the names of any of the shops, but there’s a shop that specializes in non-​touristy NYC souvenirs, tons of women’s jewelry/​sunglasses/​accessories, a lingerie shop, and a candy shop that has a cotton candy machine and a TON of imported candies.
It’s no Flea Market Montgomery, but that place has no parallel. It’s just like a mini mall.

Walked through to visit Handsome Dan’s (almost, Anin G.) and other proprietors, and enjoyed the ambiance.

I wish i had the time to fully explore this place. It had an old school candy store that looked delicious (i think it was dan something). It looks more like an alley way than a mini mall. It looks like this place has potential… would be helpful to have a bathroom