Great people, good selection and great customer service. Everything you need is here.read more

The magazine selection here is phenomenal! They have several locations in Manhattan that I'm aware…read moreof. The only negative thing is that their location in West Village is a bit tight but they make up for it because they have a café next-door with great coffee!

Love this store! The staff is so friendly. There's so many magazines to choose from. From Fashion…read moreto Food, you'll find something new. The magazines aren't cheap, but worth it especially if you're looking for inspiration beyond online. They also had plenty of magazines with previous issues in stock, including The New Yorker. I had a great experience and will be back whenever I can.

Very friendly staff and wonderful selection of magazines…read more The manager was very helpful in guiding us to our selection.

Ran in here because my husband and I had a long wait for La Bonbonniere and we were quite hungry. A…read morecute magazine shop with an unsuspecting, secret-feeling cafe in the back. I grabbed a small drip coffee and a small, handheld burrito. Delicious!

This place was on my list during my trip to New York. They had lots of variety and foreign ones as…read morewell. I Specifically wanted international vogue and other fashion mags and they had lots to choose from. Owners was super nice and struck up a nice conversation. Highly recommend and will be back!

Large magazine and bookstore with various locations in Penn Station. Newer location located in the…read moreLIRR concourse is a good spot to pick up a snack, cold water or soda, and something to read for your trip if you're into reading.

A well stocked news stand that was well stocked with books, magazines,, chocolates and…read more gifts. They had Strand books; a legendary family owned New York bookstore. Pleasant staff helping customers.

Terrible place for a passport picture. The lady was very nice but not helpful at all. I walked in…read moreand told the clerk I need to get a passport photo. The clerk directed to me to stand in front of the white background and with no warning began taking my photo. My hair was down covering my ears at this point and I know you must show your ears in passport photos, and neck above. I stopped her so I can brush my hair back.The photo was taken chest up. When I saw the picture from the camera, I advice her that the picture needs to be neck or shoulder up because it would be too far back. She said"no problem, I can crop it and it will be fine," and since I liked the picture anyway, I went along with it. She printed the photo, saw the photo, did some trimming, and put it in an envelope for me. I should've check the photo on my end before I left but I was running to the passport agency. When I got there, I found out the picture was blurry and basically I was not able to use the photo for my passport. The rest of my experience, you can imagine. No moral and values from staff at CJ Magazine. If you're trying to make a quick buck, that is not the way. Consumers will be willing to spend money in desperate situations but that is not the time to take advantage and screw people over. Update: I did get a new photo from another nearby deli and was able to get my passport the same day.

How often do you pick up a magazine, then have to put it back when you realize it's the Spanish…read moreversion, then have to put back the second magazine because it's the British version, before finally grabbing the US issue that you were looking for? Yeah, this is the kind of place where that happens all the time. What appears to be a basic convenience store is anything but. They have more magazines than any place I've ever been. It's nice to have around, for those random issues of random magazines that someone posted about on Facebook that you must buy. I have no doubt you'll find it here.

Love these guys . Very convenient because I work I the building .. nice friendly faces .. I love…read morelotto big here a few times too :.)

Wish it was still around. This was the best for to-dos and its events' calendar. As Yelper Phil…read moresaid, they were quite celebrated. Missed, but not forgotten. Still available online at a computer near you.

The Village Voice was a one of a kind NYC alternative weekly newspaper founded in 1955 and won many…read moreawards over their print run, including Pulitzer Prizes. They had news bins all around the NYC area on street corners, but now exists only as an online website, but have continued to win news coverage awards. Over the years they featured groundbreaking articles and many talented writers and editors. You can view the archives on its site along with some recent content. It's just not the same to me as I used to enjoy reading the print edition over a coffee at my local diner or coffee house. It was a good read to learn about the arts, culture, music, dance, film, and theater reviews happening in the NYC area.

I love coming here to look at physical magazines (they're becoming rare these days). They have a…read morewide variety of hard-to-find fashion, interior design titles, even international ones. I love that I can always find World of Interiors here.

Find this little pretty thing in mid town during lunch break. Like the bookstore with stationary…read moreand souvenir...vibe. Winter holiday setup feels nice too.

Interview Magazine may not be a regular purchase for me. I got this issue because I thought my…read moredaughter would enjoy it. It's a huge magazine. I have seen it in my mailroom so people subscribe. They use the old fashioned sticker label on their issues. I'll read this issue but doubt my generation gap will let it satisfy me. Three stars because I gave a gift to my daughter since is familiar with reading this magazine.

I ordered a subscription that NEVER came in. I emailed support at least 10+ times, reached out on…read moresocial media where I finally got a response only to be ghosted and never receive my order.... Ever. Pathetic and really sad because I love the magazine.

I love this magazine and look forward to it every Saturday…read more For all of you refusing to want your subscription, take a deep look inside. As a journalist myself, it is difficult to do the full court press of balance when there's a president whose mind, thoughts and demeanor change faster than the weather, or, um, climate change. When a country is managed by a social media app, you can bet that there is a foggy grey road between "both sides" of an argument, or a wall. So deal with it, whiny kids. Or at least enjoy the crossword. PS I laugh at your deep-hitting protest. Put your efforts where someone will care.

This use to be the most well balanced news magazine out there. I appreciated all the entertaining…read morenews and pop articles from a variety of publications. (even the ones I disagreed with:-). It's still Bye -bye for me until they learn some common business sense.