Limelight Marketplace

Nueva York, Estados Unidos

2.5

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20 opiniones

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+1 212-255-2144
Sitio web:
www.limelightshops.com
Dirección:
47 W 20th St, Nueva York, NY, 10010
Flatiron
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
230 m23rd Street (F,M,PATH)
350 m23th Street (N,R)
390 m18th Street (1)
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Parking
Calle
Parking para bicicletas
Sí
Acceso para minusválidos
No

Hoy

Hoy 10:00 – 21:00
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Horario local (Nueva York) 16:30 martes, 24 de junio de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 10:00 – 21:00
martes 10:00 – 21:00
miércoles 10:00 – 21:00
jueves 10:00 – 21:00
viernes 10:00 – 21:00
sábado 10:00 – 21:00
domingo 11:00 – 20:00

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20 opiniones sobre Limelight Marketplace

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Tu valoración: 1
New York, NY
What a boring and disgraceful excuse for «culture». After the great era this place lived through as a church gone nightclub, could we not have done a little bit better? I mean really… a shopping mall? Let alone an entirely overpriced shopping mall where the only people that would actually buy something there likely don’t even live in New York City?
Pass.
Tu valoración: 2
New York, NY
With the addition of the pizza restaurant the place has greatly improved since it opened. I still find the shops to be very dull. It seems exclusive to tourists and not locals. The space is amazing and should really be utilized for more interesting shops. if you haven’t been here you should visit just for its history and the beautiful architecture and interior design.
Tu valoración: 2
Manhattan, NY
I went here looking for a pair of Palladium boots. I ended up not buying them because they did not fit well, but I won’t be returning here for anything else, either.
The staff was extremely clingy. Even though I said I just wanted to browse by myself, the salesperson kept asking me questions and giving me info I didn’t ask for. She tried to convince me that a particular brand of shoe was very comfortable and when I said it didn’t work for me she tried to convince me I was wrong! (People have differently shaped feet — how is that a hard concept?)
Perhaps they were clinging because they thought I might steal something, but what was I going to do, grab half a pair of shoes off the wall and run out?
Tu valoración: 2
New York, NY
Possibly the worst collection of stores in what is probably a beautiful space but now looks like a cheesy mall with terrible music. Glad it’s going away!
Tu valoración: 1
Brooklyn, NY
Spend your time elsewhere. There are to many other places in New York to experience. The items are all grossly over priced and selections are limited. Only point to stopping by is to see the outline of the famous limelight night club.
Tu valoración: 1
San Francisco, CA
What a joke!!! From night club to bazaar front stores really?! No imagination from the owner who bought it wow at least they should sold it to the owners of Jekyll & Hide Club to expand a 3rd dive bar with a venue wow am what happen to the HR Giger VIP room those murals where worth money… wow lack of innovation just like CBGBs and their greedy landlords no respect for New York entertainment history.
Tu valoración: 3
Detroit, MI
Limelight is worth checking out simply because the store is in a converted church. While I’m not a fan of sacred spaces being turned into commodity centers, Limelight’s use of the space isn’t offensive and there are worse things that the church could have been converted into.
The Cons: Everything here is very expensive, and the selection is limited for both men and women. At the same time, items here such as men’s shoes are going to be just as expensive at a brand name store or mall.
The Pros: Customer service is excellent. One employee in the shoe section was very helpful and friendly and so was the cashier who rang me up. The store is also fairly spacious because of the limited selection.
All in all, this is not the place to save money on clothes, but worth checking out for the location and customer service.
Tu valoración: 2
Queens, NY
In my daily travels to my workplace I stopped by very briefly for a glimpse of what was originally a church, later a notorious night club, and now a clothing store. At the entrance blaring overhead is deafening loud music that surely induces hearing loss, which is not warm nor welcoming. Clothing is extremely overpriced and very mediocre quality. A large press photo of a model wearing the Limelight brand name with standing on the Brooklyn Bridge is displayed outside. Customer service is not attentive as there is no associates to assist you with questions. I did not find anything that appeals to me.
Tu valoración: 2
New York, NY
This is one of the most heartbreaking stories in NYC. It’s a church, that the turned into a nightclub, that they turned into a collection of overpriced stores.
The stores inside do not follow a particular theme, and there is a sense that the venue took anyone who could afford it. There is no cohesion
I don’t have a problem with the stores individually, but the concept is downright offensive to my sense of aesthetic. They blare the most ANNOYING music at practically full volume, to the point that you can easily hear it from outside almost a block away. They had absolutely no respect for the architecture, and the layout is painful. Not to mention the fact that everything inside is overpriced, even by New York standards.
Please don’t shop here! I beg of you. Maybe if enough people stay away, they can actually use the building for something more suitable. Really a tragedy.
Tu valoración: 3
Philadelphia, PA
The marketplace is housed in a beautiful old building and has great bones. It’s similar to a department store, with a formal section, jewelry/​cologne, sunglasses, shoes, and general clothing. However, the merchandise is all high-​end and not exactly affordable if you’re casually shopping.
Tu valoración: 2
Brooklyn, NY
Walk by an old church, take a look inside and find a mall. That’s still better than walking inside and finding a grimy nightclub, like this place used to be. Shopping really isn’t my thing and I can’t really afford shopping at «boutique» type stores anyway. (I’m more of an Amazon kind of guy).
But if shopping is your thing then you probably love it here. and don’t forget to grab some Grimaldi’s next door.
Tu valoración: 3
Brooklyn, NY
We stopped by because someone in our party used to work here when it was a nightclub. Even if you don’t shop here, you should swing by just to appreciate the building. It’s overly expensive, so you wouldn’t catch me buying anything here. My cousin saw a pair of jeans on the clearance rack that were still 2.5 times more than the same ones at Marshalls, go figure! Go upstairs to get a good appreciation of the whole place.
Tu valoración: 5
Manhattan, NY
Pros: great selection of clothes, interesting place (church turned into a fashion mall)
Cons: Hit or miss depending on ur sense of style
I absolutely fell in love with the clothing selection!!! :D
If you love chiffon blouses with unique cuts and details, this is the place to shop!
I picked up one china-​neck chiffon blouse with a slit at the back, which you will never find anywhere else but here, and a peach color jeans for $ 106, which I think is more than reasonable.
They had a ton of blouses, tops, jeans, shirts, and jeans with interesting cuts and details that are quite subtle but bold at the same time; JUST COME AND SEE IT FOR URSELF! XD
Anyways, I am going back here to pick up some more blouses before they run out of inventory; they update their selection daily, so if you don’t pick up what you see, it’s very likely that they will be gone quickly.
Just stop by to see what they carry! :)
Tu valoración: 2
River Vale, NJ
I was here when they first opened (also went to the Todd English place) and its nothing like it was before.
Now it’s just typical pushy people selling crap for a ton of money and the Todd English joint is gone…
Avoid.
Tu valoración: 3
Brooklyn, NY
Love the building! Was really not expecting it to be so modern and sleek inside, so I was impressed up front with the contrast in the use of space. I was immediately drawn to their clothing since they carry a lot of clothes that were my style, while still harboring some fashion forward pieces.
The cons I will mention are that there were no mirrors inside the dressing room I used — I’d much rather see the outfit in the privacy of a room versus walking outside. Secondly, the prices are pretty steep, so I don’t think I could go here all the time to add pieces to my wardrobe. Finally their sales people are a bit too pushy and forward. They try to outfit you with belts, jewelry and other accessories when all I want to see is the clothing itself.
Still, not a bad place to check out if you’re looking for something special or just want to walk into an old church turned boutique store.
Tu valoración: 2
Las Flores, CA
Great, classic building with what could be a cool concept… but just awkward.
I felt like I was walking in to some wannabe Rodeo Drive boutique shop. I thought I left that behind in LA?
Clothes that looked like they were made in China, meet 5th Avenue prices. (OK, not that extreme — but still.) All the clothes were a bit pricey for things that look like they’d fall apart after a few washes. Unimpressed. Eccentric, trendy styles, so if you want to cough up for something that’s cool now, but might not be in a few months, then this is your shop.
I was excited to check out the Grimaldi’s in here, but egh. Navigate myself to the second floor? Listen to more of that bopping music? No thanks.
I actually didn’t bother to venture beyond the ground floor, so cant’t say what (if anything) the rest of the place holds.
Still, cool to pop your head into if you’ve never seen a converted church, but good for 5 minutes, max.
Tu valoración: 5
New York, NY
This is my favorite boutique in NYC. Cool spot inside an old church, that used to be a club. Every-​time I come here I get a unique dress that I know will turn heads. I got my NYE dress here and several party dresses here. I love this place. They have an awesome selection of designers. I always take all my out of town guests here and they always find something unique to take home.
To top it off the service is fantastic. They are very attentive, always bring you tons of options and give you good suggestions on how to pare/​style outfits.
Tu valoración: 2
Brooklyn, NY
It’s a bit surreal to shop in a place that was once a club that you may or may not have snuck into while underage, and where you definitely didn’t have anything to do with narcotics of any kind.
Either way, this mall (is this a mall?) is just not my thing. Even with all the clothing, jewelry, sweets and more, I didn’t see a single thing I wanted to buy. Nor did I encounter anyone particularly interested in helping me out when I did have a question.* The staff looked just like the patrons: bored, lost, and ready to leave.
Only after I left did I remember that there’s supposedly a Grimaldi’s in here. I was fairly sure I wandered all around this joint, but I suppose that’s a testament to the navigability.
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*Usually, «Why does this cost so much $$?»
Tu valoración: 3
Hartford, CT
Limelight is an interesting idea executed somewhat randomly. It’s occasionally hard to tell where one store ends and another begins. Furthermore, some of the corners are pretty tight, causing «traffic jams» of shoppers and minimal breathing space. Don’t even think of trying to use the map, for there are multiple half-​floors and tons of staircases.
At the same time, I’m glad I experienced the marketplace, even though there was nothing there I would buy — or could afford. I got the impression that most of the shoppers were tourists, too.
Tu valoración: 3
New York, NY
Picture this: mixing the color scheme of wanna-​be henri bendel stripes, fake flowers and bright colors of a Willy Wonka movie scene with shops the size of a large telephone booth. That pretty much sums it up… I will be curious to see what type of selection of food and other perishable goods will be available once it is up and running. The cupcakes and baked goods and gelato looked yummy but I’m pretty sure these prices are going to be expensive/​overpriced. I can’t wait to try the Grimaldi’s when it finally opens.
I pray (no pun intended) that this church turned trance club turned marketplace will last… no more homeless people camping outside?!? Oh wait that guy is still asking for spare change 5 ft from the entrance. Ironic. BUT this place is a million times better than what it was before…