Really nice lady running the show!…read more Lovely displays. I bought some absolutely beautiful cards made by a local artist Z I couldn't be happier .

I'm a firm believer in supporting mom and pop businesses. Tell me that your business was opened in…read more1934 and you pique my interest even more! That's how it was with The Town Book Store, a neighborhood fixture that was once located across the street many years ago. Now in a cute corner of Westfield, this cozy, beautiful store is very welcoming. You step in and see a counter to the right and books (along with plush animals and more) throughout the rest of the shop. There are even a couple nice chairs in a nice little waiting area off to the side. Walk towards the back and you find shelves with featured books and even a sale section. The woman behind the counter was extremely friendly and it was nice chatting with her as my girlfriend and I looked over the books selection. The store seems to largely aim towards kids. The kids section is extensive with the adult sections are a bit less packed with selections. That said, my interests skew towards scifi/fantasy and graphic novels, and you cannot expect every store to carry those in bulk. There was also a shelf dedicated to the town of Westfield itself, with books that covered the history of the town and even a pack of greeting cards with paintings of buildings from around town! This is not the flashiest bookstore around, but that's the charm. I absolutely recommend a visit if you are in Westfield.

The bookstore's great. But it's on 2nd St, just west of Ave A. Hours are till 7pm 7 days a week…read more This listing is for one of the galleries.

I'm completely in love with this bookstore. It's been such a great source of special artists books,…read morerare and lovely one of kind finds for years. Their collaboration with artist is just a wonderful thing to behold. I'm a super fan and collector of Richard Prince's work and his artist catalogs. Karma has been the source of almost my entire collection of his catalogs in addition to a bunch of limited edition, rare zines by Prince. They've also created amazing editions with Julian Schnabel and Jonas Woods, artists that I also appreciate and collect. This is a wonderful and art-souled place to spend some time, and in my case, lots of money over the years (well spent btw).

The best of the best...products and service. They have everything you need and want. Customer care…read moreand service is wonderful.

Judaica World has the largest selection out of the 3 bookstores in the neighborhood including works…read moreby Modern Orthodox thinkers. Highly recommend.

A cute and very well curated queer bookstore tucked inside the larger LGBTQ Community Center. Be…read moresure you follow the signs for room 210. We went here for a reading our friend was doing from a newly published erotica anthology. The space was intimate and the staff were welcoming. The books and art was all very intriguing and reasonably priced.

I am proud to be the first to review my fave bookstore. This is a great LGBTQ bookstore located in…read morethe LGBT Center. It is on the 2nd floor and worth the climb up the stairs! Great selection and great events practically every night. Fantastic all volunteer staff. Support them!

I have been coming to this book store for years! It has great GIFT ITEMS, TOO!! And greeting…read morecards, and note cards. It is located on the lower level at Rockefeller Center, along with lots of other stores & great, casual places with delicious food ...all NEAR THIS WONDERFUL BOOK STORE. I buy my favorite Manhattan Diary Datebook. It's slim, has great info in it, such as phone numbers from city government, to hotels, stores, police precincts, zip codes AND phone area codes, subway maps, and much more. This year I also bought some wonderful magnets with great sayings on them. The SERVICE IS EXCELLENT HERE!!! I usually call to make sure they have the datebook in stock, and then I head over. And then I get some great food at one of the food places just steps from the POSMAN Book Store. You can also enjoy some Ben & Jerry's ICE CREAM at the scoop shop near the book store. This is a wonderful book store, with very nice, helpful staff and GREAT ITEMS FOR SALE. I would urge you to stop in and look aroundd--LOTS TO SEE HERE. Enjoy! You can take an escalator to the Lower Level. If you need an elevator just ask on the main floor when you enter the Rockefeller Center building. If you are on Fifth Ave near 50th street OR on Sixth Ave near 50th Street, you are very close, the building is between 5th and 6th Avenues. The BUILDING IS MAGNIFICENT, worth a visit from a design point! Enjoy! So glad THE POSMAN BOOK STORE IS HERE!!

The Underground world of 30 Rockefeller Center comes with numerous shops, restaurants, and cafes…read more Amid I usually browse at Grand Central Posman, this one is much smaller and certainly has a small selection of books. In fact this location do not carry any journals nor diaries, or even postcards remotely close for tourists. I would imagine they would have printed matter for tourist but none of postcards or greeting cards, due to the size of this retail space. The associates are callous and inattentive to my prescence or needs. Whatever happen to the ethics of customer service in 2012 era, did it gone down into the plaguing toilet like mannerism, respect, honesty, open positive communication, and sincerity?

Mil Mundos is a Cuban owned Black and Latinx focused bookstore, community and event space in…read moreBushwick. My heart goes pitter patter when I came across this Latin inspired space. My tattoo artist Tamara Santibañez along with singer Victoria Ruiz of Downtown Boys and Natalia Mantini would be discussing a current, auto biographical, punk, Latina icon Alice Bag's book "Violence Girl". I highly recommend checking out the book and attending the talks. I was able to catch the last one and I loved discussing major themes and cultural importance in the novel. Growing up in Southern California and going into punk in my later years brought back a lot of memories. Many people can relate to this book because it's not just about being in a band but having those ups and downs of growing up. There's one more group gathering September 3rd. There's also English classes, yoga, knitting and I imagine this is just the beginning. This place is already planted the seed in the community. I was more then excited to tell my friends about this place and I definitely had to share with my yelp homies. Back to the store. There's a great array of novels, zines, poetry, children's books and romance novels. It's a very curated collection. You can also find some delicious Cuban coffee and some locally made baked goods. The looked fresh and tasty. I'm definitely enjoying a guayaba next time for sure with a strong cup of coffee and a cool art zine. Muchisimas gracias!!!

Solid selection, but they way overcharge. Bought 3 used books and it cost $68 (one book was marked…read more$5 but I was charged more by the cashier for some reason). Way cheaper used book stores in the area with a larger selection (e.g. Topos, human relations, etc.). Even McNally Jackson is cheaper and books aren't even used.

Great store, amazing selection on judaica for the home and we always find the books we are looking…read morefor and more! This is our favorite store in Crown Heights

This is a great store!! I bought my SIDDUR here! They have everything you would ever need!! I live…read morethe SIDDUR I purchased here and next time I'm in town I'll be back

Good variety of books and other items. The people who work there are always helpful and prices were…read morereasonable.

Where do you go to purchase a Bible? Certainly not to Barnes and Noble in Princeton where the Holy…read moreScriptures are usually stacked in the nether regions of their Occult section (seriously) and far too close to the Unauthorized Biography of Led Zeppelin (also, seriously) to leave you feeling good about your purchase or, for that matter, that they take the religious genre seriously in any respect. Enter the Good Shepherd Book Store. Plenty of options that don't leave you feeling like you're contributing to the "fall of man" when you're going to the Source to avoid it at all costs. A really nice place and an uplifting experience. Do I have really have to tell you how many stars they deserve? I didn't think so.