Before you wrinkle your nose at this unconditioned used book store, take a look around. You just might find a literary loving intellectual like D (Don’t You Forget About Me) En savoir plus .
Having trouble finding an art book? If it's not at this Chelsea mainstay, it probably does not exist.
Holy crap! The new space is huge and awesome! The new Forbidden Planet location is bound to be gangbusters!! The Mayor approves!
If you're looking for a real comic book store that sells back issues from every era in comics, this place is for you. One of the few places where it's name seems very appropriate.
The coziest, most delightfully magical book shop, where I happened upon an original edition of "Here Is New York"
The best literary hot spot boasts a warm atmosphere, well-curated selection and convivial café. It also has the city’s first Espresso Book Machine, which prints a growing number of texts on demand. En savoir plus .
The independent bookstore is a favorite among NYU, SVA, and Cooper Union students. Loyal writers and artists can be found hidden in its aisles for hours.
There are fantastic musical, comedy (every Tues at 8:30; free!), and reading events, plus a little-known, but great, used-record selection.
nice used book selection, $1 books, beer, super chill vibe and awesome record collection that the owner plays
each book is a secret trophy on a shelf of perfection. get lost for hours in a bushwick lending/reading room. a monthly membership or donating 10 books lets you check out a book for 30 days
A great Brooklyn bookstore for families, WORD is all about community and neighborhood (Greenpointe) loving. Bring your kids to the great kids and YA events that they have here! En savoir plus .
This indie spot boasts a tremendous fiction section, a roomy children’s nook, and lots of coffee-table books on hand-built bicycles and other Brooklyn preoccupations. Great author readings, too! En savoir plus .
great book store, mostly art and design books, but some fiction and a lovely children corner. there's usually real interesting music playing. En savoir plus .
Good for information on candles Buddha Tibetan religions and tarrort reading in the back
Amazing, tranquil, deep, multi-floor Japanese bookstore across from Bryant Park is a must-see for visitors and residents alike.
Great selection of book about NYC - and any other kind of book you could ever want.
The owner of BOW – Peter Glassman – is a kid lit author himself (read My Working Mom or The Wizard Next Door before you visit)! Powered by ParentsConnect.com En savoir plus .
I could spend hours at this bookstore. Contains only art photography. Selection is small, precise and and beautiful. Highly reccommend.
Cute bookstore that also sells the usual knick knacks, candles, etc. prices are a little inflated but hopefully the museum tourists keep them in business
It is hard to believe they were build inside of France gov office. And allow non member entrance, in such a quiet, usually only member club style aura. However, most books were in French. Facepalm..
PHOTO: Good luck finding parking on Union Square now, but in 1924 the plaza outside was a parking lot! See the old fashioned autos lined up, at the link! En savoir plus .
Cookbook heaven. I could spend a fortune here and they will find you obscure books.-Wylie Dufresne, Top Chef
Nice little bookstore that's volunteer-run. Come here to get your feminisist literature, as well as books devoted to gender and sexuality, activist strategies, and much much more.
“Go for the books, but stay for the architecture.” - Nina Garcia, creative director of Marie Claire En savoir plus .
Attended a great reading, though didn't know you have to RSVP due to limited space. I was able to fit in on the ledge.
The Mysterious Bookshop is the only bookstore in the world dedicated entirely to crime, suspense and mystery fiction. It's also home to The Mysterious Press.
Come for the well-curated "summer reading" table, but stay for the mezzanine's starbucks cafe-- you might be supporting two megachains at once, but the city recently gave them an A for cleanliness En savoir plus .
You'll find tables upstairs where you can comfortably peruse a few books. Also, there's a great public place to relax with your book & ice coffee on 47th St. between Fifth & Madison Aves.(south side).
Hip and edgy independent book store with well-selected assortment of used books in remarkably good condition. Particularly strong in the art and film genres. I highly recommend visiting Mast.
The Southwood Norsemytho Group Book Reviews: De 10 beste bøkene i norrøn mytologi - Det er hauger av bøker tilgjengelig norrøn mytologi, spesielt på nybegynnernivå. Prøver å bestemme hvor du skal[...] En savoir plus .
One of the best bookstores in the city. It's a cozy shop but it is well curated with a knowledgeable well-read staff. Especially good for fiction, travel and design.
Bonnie is a big believer in staying local. She's classic New York in every way. Pay her a visit and see if you can stump her vast knowledge on cook books.
Just signed copies of my book, THESE DAYS ARE OURS, which takes place on the Upper East Side!
The cafe fare is some if the best and reasonably priced food to eat in a pleasant spot in downtown Manhattan.
MTV News: We met up with Lauren Conrad for her book signing here and had to stop by Papaya King for a delicious hot dog (or two) afterward.
Child-sized furniture they had at opening in the kid's section has disappeared, replaced by 21 (and counting!) sternly worded signs about diapers, food, etiquette, etc.
I love this shop! They exclusively sell travel-related literature, including guidebooks, traveling writing and novels about destinations.
Walk in with an open mind, free time & a light wallet. This affordable book store carries most of the classics but could surprise you with something new.
