Bing Bong Smoke Shop 590 8th Avenue, Manhattan, New York 10018

"We just used the place to store our bags for the day. I’m pretty sure the guy who received us was not well up in the head as he was rude and treated us like garbage. He even raise his voice at us with no real reason. I didnt say anything just to avoid retaliation against our bags. Maybe the strong smell in the store has affected his ability to be nice to people. When we picked up the bags in the afternoon, we were treated politely by the employee on shift who was not the same guy from the morning. Never using this place again."

"A good place to leave your luggage. Close to the subway. I left the airport with two large backpacks, stopped at the nearby station and left it there to walk around the city. On the way back I picked it up without any problems."

"We had booked to store our luggage in this store nearby Time Square. The owner was rude, patronizing and in any regard untrustworthy. Worst thing was the strong smell of weed inside, nothing you like your luggage to be exposed to hours before immigrating to countries where this drug is still not legal. We have decided not to leave our luggage there and strongly recommend avoiding this store."

"Awful. My friend had a booking there today for 10.30 am and the shop was not open! We were bot able to reach anyone even though we called them several times. If you are not going to be open at the said time, do not take bookings!"

"I take kratom for migraines and stopped here while walking uptown. They wanted to charge $20, which is way over priced for k shots. I said that and that I usually pay around $10. He quickly said ok $15. I appreciate that but it was strange. I feel he prices depending on how the person looks if they think they can afford more, they ask for more. I felt that strongly was the issue. I would have given another star but I'm appaled after reading the person's review who was a regular and has tourettes. I'm disabled so I have great empathy for that customer. They should have been treated with kindness. Hope they reach out to him and make that situation right."