What can I say about this hidden gem? When I say hidden, I just mean our friends from ArtCenter…read moreCollege of Design didn't recommend it to me. I'm kind of glad because I bought so many magazines that people didn't have in Los Angeles! HAAAAA Domenico is the absolute best. He's super helpful, enthusiastic about the shop, and seems genuine. So glad he wasn't some snobby person I've witnessed at other places. The interior is minimalist, but inviting. The huge windows in front give such good light when I'm checking out magazines. I can't wait to get back to Berlin and come here again. I still have the awesome bag from the shop. :)

From the owner: Rosa Wolf is a shop for beautiful, independent magazines carefully selected from all over the…read moreworld. Whether you're looking for reading material about fashion, art, culture, travel, architecture or design, you will find it at our store in Prenzlauer Berg.

We visited this bookstore yesterday and it was very disappointing. I was looking forward to going…read morethere because it specializes in graphic arts, but the store is tiny and the selection is therefore quite limited. Also, the woman working there never said anything to us.

For me, I don't come closer to heaven than Do you read me?! And when I'm there it feels like all…read morethe amazing magazines are screaming out just that question, or perhaps rather, they plead: please read me, please read me, please read me. And I feel guilty, because I so want to take them all home, but my wallet says no, it tells me I can only take one, or two. So how do I decide? Well, I'm a sucker for both the culinary and the literary section, but there are lots of other goodies as well. This place is hands down the best magazine store I have come across, it's not a place for Cosmo and Better Homes & Gardens, but Lula, Cereal, Kinfolk and journals you didn't even know existed outside of your dreams.

This place is great! The moment you step in it feels like entering a different world. Excellent…read moreselection of magazines especially around art, architecture, music - in addition a load of books you can choose from. I come mainly here for the magazines though. I think there is no other place in Berlin that has such a quality selection. Also, there are plants magazines in English. Staff is really friendly, people are relaxed. I usually tend to end up for an hour here browsing magazines until I finally can decide which one to take home.

Great little shop for anime, some in Japanese, some in German…read more Went here for my son. A little out of the way and the sales person leaves you alone unless looking for something specific.

From the owner: Wir sind, etwas trocken formuliert, ein Fachgeschäft für Produkte der japanischen und…read more(süd-)koreanischen Popkultur - Manga, Animé, japanische und koreanische Musik, japanische und koreanische Zeitschriften, so genannte Character Goods (Rilakkuma, Sumikko Gurashi, Nyanpire etc.) uvm.

This place was nice because of the listening station and their amazing collection of vinyl. They…read morehave a pretty good section of "international/field recording/indigenous stuff." We went there for metal records and were disappointed. The prices were the main reason I left with nothing. I'm sure it mostly has to do with the location being touristy, but I would prefer to haggle at the market instead of paying an extra €5-10 for a record. The staff seemed nice but no one asked if I needed help.

This is a vinyl lovers dream store. Very knowledgeable staff, good organized layout, clean…read morelistening stations, nice view outside while @ the listening station. I wasn't able to leave this place without picking up at least five records! As you might expect, there's lots of local labels featured, case in point, the special Shitkatapult section, was the best I've seen anywhere!! Bonus points for the free (and fresh) stickers!! 5 Stars!