Super cute neighborhood book store. They are constantly rearranging their display and showing new…read morereleases. Really love how there's always something different in the store. They also host a lot of community events. Cozy bookstore and two floors too! Personally just have gone to browse so can't speak for the service or the value

Love supporting local bookshops. Lots of gifts and a children's book area downstairs. My biggest…read moreissue with this store is their refusal to carry and display books showing all sides of history and events. If you are going to sell books on an event or region, you should sell books by multiple authors and viewpoints. Especially when you are catering to a diverse audience including children. Otherwise you're not selling books, you're selling ideologies. I will be taking my business elsewhere.

I stoped in here being new to the world of meditation and crystals and personal power…read more The lady behind the counter was excellent at give it me insight and answered my questions. I felt very comfortable. I'm looking forward to making a return visit. The prices for merchandise looked very reasonable as well.

I've passed by this bookshop a lot without knowing what it was but I was in need for some crystals…read moreso I searched up on google where I could find some in midtown. Quest Bookshop was the only place that popped up. The location is perfect for me because it's super close to the train and in the area I work in. This bookstore really specializes in spiritual things but theres a lot of information plastered everywhere I didn't feel too lost. They have a lot of stones and they tell you which each one is meant for. I saw in the back someone reading tarot cards and they also have other events like knowing your enneagram which I thought was pretty cool. I don't know much about this bookstore but I feel like it's such a nice staple in midtown that I can really see myself as a regular.

Very small store front news stand. People come mostly for lotto it looks like. I stop in for the…read moreATM. Cheap fee and gives out ten dollar bills. And as far as I know my identity has never been stolen from there. They actually have a decent assortment of tea, if you're into that sort of thing anyway. It's a very quick and convenient stop on your way into or out of the subway.

This store is not on par with the prime Strand location in terms of selection or value. Even so, it…read moreis a good place to pop in to satisfy one's craving for a read. The service is great as always,

Amazing selection knowledgeable staff amazing deals on art photography books and literature.read more

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.

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!

Over the past year, the quality of their customer service has declined significantly. Phone…read moreinteractions are abrupt and unprofessional, and on multiple occasions calls were disconnected before my questions were addressed. The most recent interaction the women who answered the phone had a very nasty unprofessional attitude. This can be extremely dishearten if you are in crisis. It creates the impression that customers are an inconvenience rather than a priority. In addition, their selection of 12-step program literature has become extremely limited. Materials that were once consistently available are now difficult to find, which is particularly disappointing for those who depend on these resources. Overall, the level of service and support no longer reflects the standards they once maintained. Based on my recent experiences, I cannot recommend this business and would suggest looking elsewhere for more reliable assistance and access to materials.

This is such a special store. All the employees are so nice and they sell such unique books and…read moreitems. It's a fun place just to go in and talk to people. It's on a beautiful street and so dog friendly. I highly recommend checking it out.

Customer service is great, but do be careful of some Pokémon cards that they have. I recommend to…read moreactually take closer looks at the cards before buying. I bought this card yesterday June 18th 2026. And today I actually took a closer look at the card and noticed a ton of flaws. Luckily it was only a dollar so wasn't a major loss.

Would not go, very rude and mean to kids. Have been giving second chances for years going back each…read moretime hoping for a better experience. Truly I would look for other card shops. Bleeker trading UWS has been great for me. Overpriced cards at Alex's, constantly rude and standoffish. Avoid and don't bring kids.

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.