Seriously the place to go for good reads…read more They even carry the rare Gross Magazine, whoa!!

If you're into print publications and magazines this is a great little shop to peruse the racks…read more Many specialty magazines from well known titles to hard to find international brands. On their racks you'll find magazines with subject matter such as fashion, artsm cooking, gossip rags, sports, human interest and more. Much to discover here for most interests. Half the store seems like a bodega with the other half dedicated to magazines.

I have thought of this business ever since I've come back in town from my NYC birthday trip. The…read morestaff was very helpful and I didn't feel rushed at all when browsing the selection of magazines in the store. The prices were reasonable, and the variety was even better. I even accidentally left my card in the store and the owners kept it safe until I returned to retrieve it. I will definitely be back when I'm back in NYC!

I had a deeply disappointing experience at Soho News International. I was charged $36 for a W…read moremagazine issue that sells for $12--three times its actual price. When I called to question the charge, I was first told the Harry Styles issue was a "special issue," then told the higher price was because it was selling out. I discovered the discrepancy only after reviewing my Apple Pay transactions. Neither explanation justifies charging three times the magazine's actual price, and I will not shop here again. Instead, I renewed my W subscription for $8 per year, which is far better value. Check prices carefully before buying magazines here, and consider subscribing to the titles you enjoy.

I love this magazine shop. Honestly, you've got to go there to browse . You will not be…read moredisappointed! A+ for atmosphere, local color.

I've walked by this store many times over the years and I'd never bothered going inside before…read moretonight; I'd assumed there would be nothing of interest for me - but I discovered I'd been wrong, as they have an *extraordinary* selection of beautiful magazines (such as art, photography, etc.); it's really impressive. Also, they have a terrific/huge selection of postcards. In particular, many of the postcards are larger than the typical small ones - and they feature beautiful/artistic photos of NYC, for example. Lastly, the guy behind the counter was pleasant.

One thing people underestimate New York on (among many) is the tight knit nature of their…read moreneighborhoods. Casa boasts miles of stacks of exotic and imported magazines, as well as fan favorites. Tons of travel mags, science mags, LGBTQ mags. Science fiction, architecture, design/vintage/antiques. Magazines from other countries and other continents. Other languages. Tons of gorgeous photos and brilliant colors. Magazines that aren't just for the recycling bin . . . magazines that you keep around for the beauty, or for your coffee table, or to keep in your guest room to wow your guests. Things I had never heard of before, yet couldn't wait to read. Would also be a great place to find Is Casa expensive? By the everyday standard, yes. Do they carry exotic and imported magazines that you might not find elsewhere? Yes. Do they have that neighborhood vibe, where you feel like the owners are going to invest in you and get to know you? Where, if you have a special request, they will try to accommodate? Yes. Another thing people don't realize about New York is how capitalism and investment firms are ruining small businesses, attempting to wipe all of the character and grittiness from Manhattan. Casa Magazines is a well-known village magazine Mecca, most recently sold by its owner of 30 years, thankfully to what appears to be local people. I am glad they are helping keep that local flavor. I automatically felt at home upon entering Casa Magazines. The owners made sure to help me throughout my shopping spree. In fact, I got so carried away and spent so much money that they asked that I take a free pack of gum of my choice upon checkout haha. They also interacted with other patrons as if they were old friends. They knew what magazines each person was looking for and could tell them if any new volumes had arrived. I had been meaning to get to Casa for a long while, partially because I was interested and partially because in New York, you shouldn't procrastinate doing or seeing something that matters to you . . . you never know when it will suddenly be gone. I am glad I made it out here. I will gladly spend my money to keep this business alive and hopefully thriving and will definitely be back.

Terrifiic magazine shop squeezed into a space in the west village…read more All kinds of cool title and subject matter. Love dropping in here to check out what they have especially the international mags and artsy subject matter publications. From audio engineering to architecture to fashion and more. Newspapers too. Its a cool place if you're into print pubs,

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.

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.

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.

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.

As someone who has worked in print as a publisher and as an account director for magazine…read moreadvertising over my career I still love a good magazine store. I love to walk around and peruse the shelves, view still in print publications I worked on, and also discover those of different topics. Magazine Cafe has a wide variety and assortment to choose from. They literally carry thousands of publications here on Fashion, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Art, Home, Food, Travel, Technology, News, Business, etc. They feature domestic and worldwide titles, plus hard to find publications. They have a good website where you can order from and ship for free in the continental US. if you love reading and are a magazine junkie this is a must visit.

I ordered a year subscription to the print World Soccer Magazine (Kelsey Media) in 2025. The first…read moremonth arrived promptly. Since that time there have been ongoing issues with magazine delivery delayed or arriving 1 month late, (only after I prod the distributor). I understand that this is an international magazine. Magazine Cafe provided a complimentary upgrade from Sea Copy to Air Copy, but that did not hasten delivery. I expect more rapid delivery of this expensive magazine. Perhaps another distributor provides better service.

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.

buying their annual subscription is quite literally a scam. you can't cancel it or get a refund bc…read moretheir customer service number and email is unresponsive. it claims you can login to cancel the subscription but their website provides no way to login. idk how they're getting away with ts for so long but i'm pissed