A chill place to read books and drink tea. Very calm, peaceful vibes here. About 8 indoor seats…read moreand more outdoor seats/tables in the patio section. A mix of classic and eclectic selection of books is available, and the tea menu is small and slightly expensive. Staff is very friendly and kind. Bathroom is clean and you don't need to order anything to use it. Ordered the turmeric ginger tea. It was decent. We got gently kicked out of the patio area for a book reading by a local author, which was pretty cool of the place to support.

Hidden gem!! This place is such a calm, well curated environment with careful interior design,…read morecurated used books, and a short but intentional & thoughtful menu. They only serve wine and tea with very few options, but they are great options, and I loved my wine. The menu was also handwritten on a library book receipt. Very cute and shows dedication to the theme. I went for a drink with a friend before dinner for my birthday and loved it. I came a different time during the day and bought a book and a sketchbook. It's fun to come here alone or with others. The service is good, and the prices of the books are good - could be lower for used books, but considering how well chosen they are and how nice the place is, the price makes sense. The cost of the drinks is standard for NYC. There is also outdoor seating!!

If you want to spice things up in your love life, they have the ingredients ! Looks sketchier than…read moreit really is. Thankfully there were no other customers there during my visit !

From the owner: All kind of DVD , Novelties, Previewing Boothsread more

Sadly, their phone is disconnected, and they're always shuttered. It was nice while it lasted…read more RIP

donated and sold a few lots of records and taped and other speaker equipment. Ryan's super cool…read more Lots of love ryan k. the virtual artist.

I stumbled upon this used bookstore while looking for something to do as my cat got her dentist…read morevisit completed 2 blocks away. It's so lovely with a nice vibe. The music was at the perfect volume and it was very small and cozy. The espresso is terrible imo but the pumpkin cake makes up for it. I would love to come here again and I really admire the free book station outside. I wish I didn't live an hour and some change away or else I'd definitely come here again/ more often

I was just visiting Brooklyn for a night, and I wish I could have stayed longer - they have a great…read morecollection of books and an even better atmosphere. A great place to get some inspiration or a good conversation. I highly recommend.

Fan of physical media? Then this place is a must visit…read more Cassettes, CDs, Vinyl records, VHS, DVDs, comics, toys, Funko POPs, sports cards & other collectibles. Priced reasonably. I've been here multiple times before (it's been awhile since our last visit, unfortunately) I need to make an effort to come back a little bit more often. (We somewhat lucked out on parking, but it took a while to find a spot) Only had a quick interaction with the lady at the counter & she was nice. Two thumbs up!

Me and my husband are in Brooklyn visiting from Buffalo. We went to PopFuzz because we read decent…read morereviews. The woman working today 3/14/26 didn't greet us, did not speak to us and was no help at all, she was watching videos on her tablet. We were looking for Funkos to add to our collection. Their set up is not very organized. I would not recommend this place at all

This is a great little community bookstore that is worth checking out. It's not a huge store with…read moreendless sections, but that's part of the charm. They have a unique and interesting selection, and you never know what you might come across while browsing. I really like supporting small independent bookstores like this. It adds a lot of character to a neighborhood and is a nice change from the typical big bookstores. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area.

I didn't buy anything from this bookstore, but I am super impressed with the book selection. I'm…read moregoing to revisit alone and linger for a long time. The staff seemed personal when I asked if they sold oracle cards. They do not, but again - great book selection. Can't comment on prices til my next vosit.

The manager/owner was so sweet. I had finished with a midday appointment and randomly stumbled on…read morethis spot. I recently bought a CD player. I've been feeling a bit nostalgic these days and have been on the hunt for CDs! I was able to get quite a few for a great price. They also have a bin with $1 CDs and the manager let me have a few of the $1 CDs for free with my purchase because I bought so many. I'd definitely be back when I'm in Park Slope. It was welcoming. Things were organized and I really liked the energy in the space. They also had vinyls among other things!

Great selection of records, but the attitude and service of the employees was deplorable... Refuses…read moreto speak with patrons, and very rude and disssmive. What happened to customer service?

A Black lesbian bookstore and wine bar? Sign me up!…read more Staff is super friendly and helpful. The drinks (both nonalcoholic and alcoholic) are pretty affordable. Additionally, the paid events are pretty accessible compared to other bookstore events. The selection is pretty diverse, both supporting indie authors and non indie authors. Definitely support this business.

I had been dreaming of going to this bookstore since they opened. On a mildly chilly day a friend…read moreand I decided to take a walk from Crown heights to bedstuy to check out this fairly new Black Woman owned bookstore. I love that it focuses on queer writers as well as writers of color. They had a great selection and I left 3 books later and had a delightful matcha latte and a mimosa. I intentionally have been supporting local businesses with a focus on Black and minority owned businesses. I'm excited to dive into these books during the colder months which tend to be my recluse season. They also serve brunch on weekends, have a ton of community events and talks. They also have a beautiful lounge downstairs where they serve wine after 5pm. They also have a really pretty outdoor area in the back but it was a little too chilly to sit back there and read. I can just imagine how great it'll be in the warmer months. I can just picture myself, perched on a seat, sipping on my matcha...and mimosa reading a good book! Check em out. Support a local business and spark the joy of reading again. With so much technology sometimes we lose the joy of reading and expanding our imagination!

Great little bookstore in Brooklyn. So many book selections that you'll be in your happy place. I…read morehave always enjoyed McNally Jackson and their curated selection of nonfiction books. You may have a hard time trying to decide how many books you want, verses how many you can afford. Bring a credit card and start filling your bookshelf. The bookstore itself is quaint in nature.

It's a good local bookstore chain and in a trendy part of Williamsburg - not far from the North…read moreWilliamsburg ferry stop. Plenty of other nice shops nearby to go through too. This bookstore has a great selection of new books, some of which are signed by the author (but you might need to look a bit hard to find them - it's not easily displayed as it could have been). Part of the reason of it being 4 out of 5 stars. Another reason why it's 4 out of 5 stars is because this location doesn't have a cafe like the other locations - which I appreciate since it makes McNally a true third space for New Yorkers to enjoy. Instead, this location feels more like a take-out/convenience store type of bookstore even though there is one or two chairs placed upstairs that are optimally placed.

Two floor Barnes and Noble. The bottom floor via escalator seems larger than the top floor where…read moreyou enter from. Their restrooms are clean enough. All the books were neatly organized by category.

I love this B&N! It has two floors, is spacious, and has a Starbucks with an area to sit, eat, have…read morecoffee, or do some work. My only complaint is that it can be difficult to find a worker sometimes.