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Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market in New York
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New York, New York County, New York, US
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Phone: +1 212-987-8131
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Opening hours
- Monday:10AM–8PM
- Tuesday:10AM–8PM
- Wednesday:10AM–8PM
- Thursday:10AM–8PM
- Friday:10AM–8PM
- Saturday:10AM–8PM
- Sunday:10AM–8PM
Comments (199)
Love the different items available the fabric the clothes jewelry its a unique experience
Love my amazing Fanny! My dad shop here for the church we attended for bowties. My go to when I need anything made.
Like the African mask and the cane, nice piece of wood art.
Love this place! Always find nice homemade things to wear and decorate the house with!
For me its a little bit of Africa and Brazil too! Very vibrant, beautifully colourfull and grooving like a radio show of mine! Enjoy Yourself, abraço!
Great place for african print dresses, skirts, and shirts for women, men, and children. Some of the shops can even make something for you with the fabric. My husband and I got some nice outfits for a African party we are going to where we needed cultural clothing. It was truly a one stop shop. Even picked up some shea butter and black soap. Very convenient.
So. Many. Different. Pieces!!!!! African heritage is at every turn and it is absolutely beautiful. There are stands upon stands of costume jewelry (cheapest is $5), african skincare products, dashikis and many more! It was weird because i was strolling by and noticed it for the first time. If you are not paying attention then you will miss it and that would be a shame. Very nice people peddle their wares here. Make sure to bring cash.
Beautiful market of African items the people are nice and helpful. The history behind the market is worth listening about. Will be back
It was definitely an experience. So many different fabrics from many African fabrics.
The best hair braided Ive been to. Thank you Rama from Mali
Best mart, best people. Been a part of my life since I was born in 1992!
I love to just walk through it and I can always find something to buy for myself, my home or gifts for my friends and family.
I find this place to be a tourist trap. The vendors charge an obscene amount of money for items that I can get from a pop up vendor selling on 125th Street.
The place smells like weed but the clothes look nice.
I was so sad. Hadnt been to the market in years... It has lost the flavor that made it one of the premier African Markets this side of the continent.Really liked this jacket. It came in a variety of prints.
You must come to see, go in and I know well come out with something great!
Really cool market. A lot of knick knacks and touristy stuff but cute stuff. Vendors were super-nice.
It was a refreshing atmosphere like another little world in this big city of ours. Lots of variety and colorful African clothes some even wearable by ethnic folks. Lots of typical cultural jewelry. Some musical instruments and interesting decorations reminiscent of Haiti wares sold in Puerto Rico festivals. It would have been perfect had there not been a few rude folks speaking of Americans or snubbed me. But most were very amicable, hospitable and just a delight to speak with even for short conversations. Just go. Enjoy and ignore the rude ones because the amicable cancel the rude. Warning had I been accompanied by my family members we could have done some pocket damage. 🤣😳
The people, the people, the people. While I go to the market hoping to find unique things at good prices, and there is an abundance of that, I find that the people, the vendors are the real treasure find here and each booth an expression of individuality and hospitality. They make you feel right at home. Its certainly worth the trip.
Great experience , lovely authentic handmade pieces.
Vendors are super friendly and helpful. Amazing fabrics jewelry and body butters/soaps. They sell home goods as well. Love this market. Top tier. Please visit you will not be disappointed but in awe of the goods sold here.prices are very good as well.
One of the best places to shop African fashion in NYC!
Wonderful market with a wide variety of African attire
Awesome deals unique and trendy fashions
Great shopping experience❤. The products are of great quality. Vendors are nice, friendly and courteous. Loved how the vendor takes time to explain what the crystals and stone means when you purchase them.👍🏾😃
Like a trip to Africa. Not that Ive ever been. But I have been to the market many times. Some of the clothing is to ethnic for me to wear except as costume, but there are frequently lovely bracelets or natural oils and creams like shea butter. Highly recommend.
Overpriced, you can take a trip to Africa and buy more and have a greater experience....
Thats my favorite store to buy my hometown t shirts xl
This place is perfect to buy handicrafts, clothes, jewelry and fabrics (you can even get your clothes done there). People are always welcoming and willing to help you.
That place has so many good ethnic jewelry and dress.
You go to get one thing and end up leaving with more than you came for and coming back later for something else that caught your eye 👁
I grew up in that area nice place to shop for for handmade items great place
3/24/21, Wondered in searching for mud cloth to upho my dining room chairs. There were a few shops open. However! Great selection of mud cloth at great prices! I was glad that they took credit cards.
Need renovation and the sellers are rude when asking price they need to be mandate to have a price list where it can be seen
Bargains (the price if everything is negotiable) and some expert tailoring on site, but most of the items in the market are from the same region of Francophone West Africa. Contemporary African styles are not featured well, because most of the merchandise is mainly for customers looking for stereotypical African stuff.
As a native new yorker it was my 1st time visiting even though i heard about it for years. Went on a cold cloudy day most of the venders were closed. The folks that were open were friendly. I was able to get 3 pairs of african earrings and a wood statue set. I will wait til a warm spring or summer day to visit again.
Good place to buy chargers if you need one in a hurry
This market you have to negotiate but they have nice things
Must visit whenever you are in Harlem. Good quality products, wonderful colors and so much to choose from.
Didnt have a lot of info on what they were selling (countries, origins) items were dusty/old and had birds and dust from ground all over them, great products but i wouldve bought more if they were kept clean
Nice place to visit if in town... yall check it out!!!
I felt right at home there ❤️Really beautiful stuff 💖Take yr time an youll find something nice ♥️
Great place for shea butter, coco butter, Raw and Whipped.
Many items earrings, bracelets, materials, desses u want it they got it
This is one of my favorite places in all of NYC. Wonderful, authentic and valuable creations yet very inexpensive in context. Its also full of friendly people, has an on site bathroom, and ATMs nearby.
Its a friendly atmosphere. Ive bought a few items from there. I mostly walk thru as it gains me access to to next block. They sell many useful items.
The most convenient place to shop for most of the things I need to practice Ocha
The merchants are friendly, very re ssd forceful and now have become like family . The club ou thing as nd crafts are excellent. I always have a lovely time shopping. With African merchants you experience more than shopping.
I like going there its very peaceful and the people are so humble to see you there you get to learn about the vendor where they come from what countrys it very educational I learn about the different fabrics,what certain thing represent.
This is a very cultural all black owned small busines shopping mall area. Big shout out to Cop and Go and Young Wild and Paid. Store #51. They have some urban wear thats fresh from the streets of harlem. ITS A MUST SEE.
IF YOUR LOOKING FOR THE BEST IN AFRICAN CULTURE, OILS, MATERIALS, MASKS, DRUMS, EARRINGS, BRACELETS, CLOTHES, PRODUCTS ALL AFRICAN, YOU CAN FIND IT HERE.
Did not enjoy this little flea market. The workers unfriendly especially when they need your purchase to profit. I also found the items overpriced. A hand held fan with leather and African fabric was $30. Im glad I didnt purchase it because I found one later shopping elsewhere for $15. I loved a lot of the beautiful outfits but again to pricey. I purchased nothing.
Youll find great handmade items from really talented artisans here. Ive bought beautiful African fabrics and have even purchased custom clothing. You cant go wrong supporting these entrepreneurs.
I love coming here. 1. Because it had been here for a long time and is a neighborhood location and 2. Because they are so freaking friendly and hospitable.They seem to be decently priced compared to a lot of other placed and are willing to work with people. Definitely 5 stars
I went on Thursday so there were some, but not too many vendors. If the city is going to put people there, they need to upscale the amenities, bathrooms, vendor stalls, even the ground. Luckily, the vendors and the items were very nice and I got what I needed.
You can get whatever African stuff you want here... just dont buy at the very first spot you come to walk around you might find it cheaper
A must see and shop for authentic African goods. Always a great find and friendly. Merchants will explain sculpture and fabrics.
They have good merchandise to buy.
Fun experience. Be ready to haggle! ;)
Great place! I come here sporadically to get oils and Shea butter. There is also jewlery, clothing, household items and always something rare and unexpected to find.Have also taken field trips with my classroom here to teach them about African prints and how to bargain. Always a fun time! Merchants for the most part are helpful and approachable. Its a great pit stop if walking through the neighborhood, hey, you might find what you didnt know you were looking for.
Very nice but hidden. Much larger then appears from 116th entrance. Remarkably authentic. Very nice shop owners. I picked up some very nice things ranging from statues to fans. It should be noted as place of interest and a stop for tour buses. I suggest do a walk through before buying anything you will find some of the shops carry same or similar items in addition to there specialty and prices vary from vendor to vendor but are all reasonable. Authentic African Black soap and Shea Butter. And you have to check out the African instrument shop. There is a shop that has good quality T shirts to take back home for 5.00 ea. You will love this place. Shop owners will even teach you their language...
I couldnt wait to visit my favorite Marketplace its been so many years since I moved out of New York but sadly even though they open at 10, a handful of vendors were there and I still managed to purchase a couple of things and Im happy, to say the least.
Always a great experience every time I visit NYC. A must go to place.
Great great place in the heart of Harlem. semi open air with tons of African clothing, art ,oils health and beauty products.You will love it.
They have hand made clothes mostly African garp which is not my style of clothing but colorful ,the site seeing bus always makes a stop here
I had a blast; there are many items to choose from—perfect African garments and accessories.
Great finds. Love this place
Great local flea market-style shopping with locally made items. Definitely worth a visit if youre in the Harlem area. Located in the heart of Central Harlem.
This is my favorite place to visit, really missing it since moving away from my hometown Harlem. I highly recommend checking out Fanta, she is located in the front left hand side of the market. She and her husband, are very kind. What I like best is the selection of her dresses, and also the beautiful African accessories to compliment them.
I love this place! Clothes, jewelry, fabric and accessories with a true African flair. There are a number of vendors who custom make clothing. I shop here a lot. Many now take credit cards.
It had all that l was looking for in Africa jewelry and even leather bags if this what you want this place will have it all. I will definitely be back again shopping.
MALCOLM SHABAZZ HARLEM is a market where you can buy African goods such as west African drums 🥁 🪘 (( djimbe )) shea butter ; African clothing and more........
My favorite place to go and bask in my culture and take something really nice home. Almost anything of African culture can be found there, jewelry, fabrics, clothing, even my favorite moisturizer, Shea butter! The prices are fair and some do negotiate. The people are friendly amd very welcoming, you cant walk past a vendor and they not say hello to you. I love it! I make it a point to visit often.
Great selection of African art, clothing wooden artifact and trinkets. What bothers me is theirs no prices listed on the items, you have to negotiate. Which always makes me feel like Ive been had. I think Africans like you to haggle.
The people are so friendly and welcoming
Great cultural finds. Most merchants are friendly when you buy.
I buy my earrings here so many vendors. I have had African dresses made for me here also.
My nubian queens and kings please go and check this place out. Many vendors under one roof with exquisite African clothing.You must shop around for the best prices.Dont get too excited when you see something you like, just keep it cool. 😂 They will work with you in the pricing.I feel some of the vendors prices are a bit steep. I found one beautiful dress in Jersey for $14.99 and there in Harlem they wanted $55.00. Not today or tomorrow for that price.🙄But for the most part they have some of the best prices for African clothing around.
I love the African culture. Very beautiful and knowledgeable people.
Beautifully crafted hand bags, textiles and jewelry. Some of the vendors sew the clothes in their stall. Some things are pricey but you have to walk through first and price items at different vendors and see who would give the best price. The booths have similar items. Would visit again
Fun, fun. Interesting items for sale. You cant buy African cloth and have clothes custom made. Beautiful handcrafted jewelry, soaps and oils.
I buy fish at next door to market and fresh peanuts with shell across the street. I love it
I give it 5 star because it is an experience...and for those who come from other surrounding cities....we look for some culture and an area of differences and black culture. there are isolated instances when your expectations arent met but overall it is a great place to come and shop and spend some time.
So many wonderful and cultural selections . There are many vendors and you can make affordable AUTHENTIC purchases that are made from artisans from the various nations in the continent of Africa - not China or India. You are able to design outfits and in many cases, jewelry right on the spot. I visit the African Bazaar at least once a month (sometimes more during the spring and summer months). 😊
Good place to find (West) African clothing, accessories, masks, drums, baskets, soaps, Shea butter. Some vendors will bargain. Theres an ATM and public toilet.Do be culturally sensitive. Be aware of language barrier. One foul mouthed vendor cussed me out in two languages when I tried to exchange a dress that didnt fit well. I still give the market five stars because that was ONE vendor and other vendors came to my defense.
The market is a great place for authentic African merchandise. Its set up as a bazaar type concept. A lot of the stalls sell the exact same items. There are some hidden gems. I personally buy my fabric here for my head wraps
I love this flea market. A lot of handmade cultural items here from bags to clothing. You can get your hair done too. There also a nice African resturant next door. Everything is farely priced. They close at 8
A little pricey for items with dust on it..
This is an outdoor mall. We visited on a cold day so many stalls were closed. However there were several vendors that had some heat in their tiny stalls while you browse.Vendors appear to be permanent so I had more trust in my purchases. Variety of African inspired clothing, hats, jewelry, housewares, bags, etc.Feel free to negotiate prices.
Great place to get your African artifacts. I like it! Im organizing the Talentpreneurship Awards Ceremony in May 26, 2018, and decided to patronize the African talents by purchasing some carvings and artifacts that will be used as the award items, which the Awardees will receive. I was satisfied with the items I purchased. Check the place out...Im sure you would be too.
Its a 1-stop destination for all African wares. Amazing African clothing, authentic fabrics, exquisite african jewelry, mud cloth bags and accessories. You can buy ready-made fashions: classic, traditional or modern with an African flair, or they can be custom-made.
This was a fun and unique little market. They have a lot of vendors selling items such as African clothes jewelry candles and some handmade crafts. It has a flea market vibe to it.
Lot of vendors but a limited selections. Clean area. Not much foot traffic. You can find many little gems if you look hard.
A great market to buy African apparels. Sincerely there are multiple shops in one location the items are cheap because the vendors are competing with one another. If you go on the weekends you may see a live show.
Great deals and variety.
I love this place. Each time. I come into town. I stop by. In purchase new africa clothing. The sales are nice.
Went to buy an African dress here but got scammed. The dress was $25. The dude charges $250 instead. After pointing out the mistake and noting that it was Saturday and could not reverse the charge, he wrote a check for $200. See the difference? Careful who you feel with. There are probably other good merchants here, but this was my experience.
Its very unique great arts and crafts I took my Girlfriend there she bought some jewelry and I got some Turban
Very sparse slot of the vendors are gone
I enjoy patronizing my community. The. Vendors all know me and very accommodating. They give me great prices because they know I patronize them whenever I seek my needs for birthdays holidays and special ocassions. I buy in bulk for my family when I see unique items that make a special artistic statement. A. Gem in our community. Many dont know what their missing not shopping there. I ve had a tuxedo made there..coats pants hats. Very. Special market
The market is not that big, items on display were African clothing, beads, wood sculptures, African necklaces, drums and other African musical instruments. There is an option to haggle over price till you reach a compromise. I wasnt that impressed but it could be because I went expecting more.
Second time being here...purchased a skirt..vendor sold it for $40 (down from $45) but felt I could have gotten it for less. Vendor Barry was accommodating and helpful in getting a top made for an outfit I had in mind. Go check him out Booth #23.Be sure to bring cash, some do take cards but with cash you can bargin more.
Friendly vendors. Large variety of African clothing, fabrics, decor, shea butter, etc.
I went once but really enjoyed bought bangles.and african traditional long shirt type gown😋and bangles.If you really wana see african cultural stuff please do go there
The atmosphere too many people trying to sell product and overpricing..I used a use the Taylor name Mr Dam I left my suit to be hemmed and it took him 2 weeks to hemm them..horrible. i had to bring them back the sleves was to short the pants to high..that took another week.in total 3 1/2 weeks to get my suits back and a argument
Great Place to shop!
I came from Staten island to go there, its my first time I saw African flee market, I had a good experience there are many different things you can buy. unsual thing I was looking for just browsing around, they also close at9 pm which was very convenient for me. I will go again.
The vendors are wonderful, and have a large variety of clothing and accessories from several African countries. You cant go wrong!
TALK A WALK THROUGH, TELL THEM I SENT YOU
I can get good African fabrics
Stalls filled with ethnic buys... The drums, fans, clothing are all good buys... youll find natural shea butter [reg. & wht.] with too many choices of earrings and jewelry, you have to find something for everyone as if youd visited the Continent!
If I had more money, I would have purchased much more. Lots of vendors with beautiful skirts, shirts, and dresses. There were also groups there purchasing beautiful purses for rock bottom prices. I purchased skirts for 1/2 of what I would have paid on Etsy.
They dont know how to act either they need to learn how to get people need to learn how to do customer service stop jacking up your prices when you know thats not what it cost the stickers cheap clothing and bags and then youre selling for 60 $80 regardless if the tourists come in here or the people living in the community I stop shopping I have no intention of going back
Amazing location for African gear, fashion and other items. Good selection.
If you want anything Africa go here. I feel like they make up prices as they go...... Its junkie
Not what it use to be, or as busy because of the pandemic.
This is the place where you can find anything African, from clothing to jewelry or shoes or any accessories you want from motherland Africa
Beautiful fabric and African attire for men and women. Tailors and Seamstresses on site!!!!!
Awesome! Beautiful African Garments, Accessories. Lovely and Friendly people. Great Sales. They are willing to work with you.
It has some of the most interesting and colorful assortment of clothing, bags and jewelry. Bring cash. This is a continental African market that specializes in West African products.
Very nice , close knit family of retailers. Non pretentious, very nice, I enjoyed shopping there.
It sells, the most exquisite variety of african, works, many blessings, keep it coming.
Always friendly and helpful!
Amazing place. Take your time looking through everything. Its worth it.
Near transportation , you can make great deals on the prices , african theme clothes , jewelry , masks
You can get so much great African attire and crafts.... clothing and even food on a good day. I love it! Visit my friend Oumar and hell hook you up with nice stuff!!
Awesome, there are many stores to choose from that have the latest African attire.
Nice place. Shop workers are friendly and the offer a variety of african materials clothing and other things. They also have a public bathroom.
Its a small african market place that symbolizes a culture that most of its descendants around the community needs to acknowledge more. Schools should make trips to the market as part of the celebration of black history month.
The Harlem Market was such a delight and welcoming venture especially because my husband is from West Africa. It was like a little bit of Africa in New York. Im an earring fanatic and I purchased 6 pairs from the market. The vendors carry a variety of items such as jewelry, attire, bags, etc with most items made by hand. Most vendors are willing to negotiate. The market is pretty clean and orderly. There are located in Harlem near the 2 & 3 train. They are located in the vicinity of many restaurants and shopping.
Local outdoor market that services the Harlem community, as well as a major tourist attraction. Unbelievable African artifacts & clothing readily available. They even offer custom tairloring.
Omg, so many unique and special items..all kinds of things to buy.
I love the people here everyone look out for each other I got some beautiful dresses, jewelry, and crystals
I was parked by this market..They have a lot of nice things.
It was great as always I go there for the material and my dresses being made .
My all time favorite market😍😍
Not only do the vendors have authentic African goods; their are excellent clothes makers and alterators there. Babe is very, very good and fast.
The harlem market sell lot of african authentic clothing accessories and percussion musical instrument of the mother land most times prices are better than the stores. It a nice place to visit or shop child friendly.
They sale many great products I like the body soap 👌 great price, the same soap in Amazon very expensive
Ive been going there to get my drums and diashekies for many years I love this market
I love going to this spot they have just about everything Im looking for. Beautiful fabrics, black soap, Shea butter, jewelry, and more.😊🌺💜
A good spot for African-themed clothes and items. 3 stars because you should be prepared to bargain/barter with cash (No card) and many if the vendors will try to overcharge you.
Love this spot. Its been there for years and these ppl hold it down year round. Hustle central...you hustle them. They hustle you till all parties are happy. Lol
Great African goods
Variety and culture.Nice.
Great African Market, good variety of clothing and fabric.
West Africa meets East Harlem. The ATM was out of commission the week of Christmas... DUMB. Warm vendors, authentic content with reasonable prices make this spot a welcome Oasis In a shrinking Little Senegal.... Just remember to bring cash or ask if they take cards, some do.
Interesting African Market where clothing, bags and purses are made right before your eyes. Good selection of jewelry and fabrics with tribal motifs. Worth a visit when in Harlem.
The Harlems Malcolm Shaba....is the best place to shop visit family, and come home for all your needs .cultural African dresses, drums ,everthing fabric, even face masks..experience the great Legacy of Harlem.
116th street in Harlem is known as little Senegal, and as in most of these ethnic enclaves, they disappear over time as the community spreads out from its roots.However there is enough left to make you feel that you took a quick trip to Africa.The Harlem market is mostly filled with imported goods from Senegal.Ear rings, fabrics, drums and bracelets surround you along with some of the friendliest people ever.Make sure to try some of the Senegalese restaurants on the street too. Most people head to 125th street, trust me on this it will be worth your time to walk south to 216th street. You wont be disappointed.
Very clean. Found exactly what i was looking for❤💪🏿
Great stuff from African market.Would go back again
This is a wonderful community. If one vendor doesnt have what you need they know who does! They are very friendly and the merchandise is amazing!
Like to buy my stones from here
Bought a beautiful Wrap dress. Love it. Can always find my shae butter fir cheap.
Ist time there I brought my mom and she loved the place it had all the clothes and designs she likes just wished we had more time so ill definitely have to go there again
Like this market not because you find discounted bags but they sell so much more. Tops and skirts, jewelry, luggage and beautiful scarfs.
Love my people. Great buys for very unique items. Remember to bring cash.🙂
I went to the fish market for fish and chips for lunch
This place has so many different options you dont even know what to get ! Theres many different styles of clothing , bags , and the prices are very good for the quality !
Wonderful goods and the vendors are friendly, helpful and hospitable. Its like travelling to another continent while still in my own city.
Ive been sleepin on this spot...Why you ask? No clue but, this market was great for gifts and home decor pieces!
Aka LITTLE AFRICA aka the bootleg place in Harlem 😁. Mostly nice people/merchants here..couple of rudeasses. If youre looking for shea butter, white tees, african style clothing or knockoff gucci, fendi, lv lol etc etc this is the spot.
A small African culture marketplace.
BEST versatile African Market in the whole of NY. You can find anything African here from clothing, home decor to Taylors. Absolutely convenient.
This store is filled with various types of drums from the thumb piano to the talking drum to a bog standard djembe. You can get various items, as well as fake bags. I would skip the fake bags and just get drums.
Beautiful things. Take a walk through you will be delightedEarrings bracelets , you name it they have it. thanks.
Harlem has so much culture to be seen. I really love the hustle and bustle of this marketplace. Anybody visiting harlem should take the time to browse all the local shops new and old.
This place has everything for your culture needs. Forget about shopping for online designs. Come here the people are very friendly and professional.
Good place for African clothes and jewelry... But you have to bargain with the vendors... Otherwise you may unknowingly pay too much...
Vast selection of African Goodies! Business owners were all friendly, and helpful! Didnt find what I was seeking but I will be going back!
Very nice store. Workers were helpful & polite
They have some of the most beautiful earrings and fabric here. Drums everything cultural. Great prices.
The best market in Harlem!For unique styles filled with color and cultureMy go to when I want something different!Definitely worth a trip!
Beautiful culture items not sure if they have Taylors. Amazing fabric prints worth a trip to see.
Very great place! And the people are very very nice! Good job guys!
My experience at the Malcolm Shabbaz Mall on 116th Street and Lenox Ave in Harlem, NY was extremely captivating! A visual paradise of multicolored fashion and jewelery of all shapes and sizes. My favorite place there isAicha (I ee sha) Fashions located in the front of the mall in Booth #3. Stop by and look at her beautiful clothing and jewelery. She has a fabulous personality and is very accommodating.
My children are inspired by our rich history and the courage leadership of our Brother Malcolm legacy.
Its open on sundays! Everyone is helpful and i enjoyed the experience. Will definitely be going back and supporting them!
This is a must visit if you are in the area. Incredible works of art, awesome clothing and its its set up like an African market
It is not open right now but when they were open many of the shop owners were not personable. My friend had a booth in the market and someone kept vandalizing the booth space
Great African Marketplace. There are many vendors and great tailors onsite. African cloth, drums, masks, clothes, jewelry, artwork and much more.
Loved this market.great carvings and clothing. Vendors lovely people. Great bargains even without haggling. Hoping. To visit again next year.
It was smaller than I thought it would be, but I got a container of shea butter for cheap- $3! It was worth the ride out there!
Great merchandise but aggressive salesmen can be overbearing.
Great finds. Beautiful pieces. Everyone is so polite and welcoming. Good collection of crystals too.😊
Love love this place. If you havent stopped by, you must. I love all the hand made products and the cultural element of the place..
Small market, a variety of products characteristics the neighborhoods region, souvenirs, unique and originl clothing , purses, bags, simple jewelry ,Wood figurines.
Wonderful shopping destination for great African inspired items. Im from Harlem and always come back and visit
Total reviews rating 4.4
199 Reviews for Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market 2023:
Review №1
2022-01-01This market is incredible, Aisha help us a lot she is super nice, her store is the first one. The jewelry is stunning! The fabric of the clothes are really amazing. Is a tiny but magic market, absolutely recommended! 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Review №2
2021-07-13I made two trips here because I just could not get enough. The vendors were very friendly and reasonable. You have to go with a set limit because they will make you spend more than you want to. There is also fabric, textiles, drums, design and tailoring.
Review №3
2022-06-20Found out there african products like clothes, bracelets and more. Every time I go there Im feel like somewhere in Africa.
Review №4
2022-03-28Great cultural destination for African Americans. Kid friendly. Pet friendly. Wheel chair accessible.
Review №5
2022-07-07This is absolutely my favorite to shop for authentic African textiles and products!! So much to choose from and some items can be altered on the spot. This is definitely one of the BEST places to go outside of Africa. Definitely a must anytime in NYC!
Review №6
2021-07-12An easy spot to find African merchandise. Therere a bunch of African shops sprinkled all throughout Harlem— HELL EVEN NYC! but they can be pretty easy to miss, Shabazz is like the African mega market
Review №7
2022-04-25My favorite place to get stones, incense and real Shea butter. And dont forget any African print you might think of is available already made or you can go to my favorite guy in the middle section and get it fit to your size!!
Review №8
2022-02-09I ordered the very tasty vegetarian platter (rice, falafel, fries, lettuce and tomato salad) and a lamb gyro for a total of $13. The menu is ample and varied. This is an outdoor, small food truck style venue. It is very clean and organized. The staff, however, was not wearing his mask appropriately.
Review №9
2019-12-29Ive always found great items here: clothing, beauty goods, jewelry, etc. My husband wanted to find authentic clothing from African countries, so we knew we had to visit.It is possible to bargain with the sellers. Most will give a slight discount with the more you purchase. Some sellers use Square and take credit cards, but most operate under a cash only system. An ATM is available in the market, but the fee is on the high side. Be prepared and come with plenty of cash.
Review №10
2022-03-26Beautiful African market!