For me, I don't come closer to heaven than Do you read me?! And when I'm there it feels like all the 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. read more

This place is great! The moment you step in it feels like entering a different world. Excellent selection 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. read more

This bookstore is just a heaven for book/magazine worms! the name also is catchy and the titles of their magazines and books are appealing as much as the store ambiance. The have a nice variety of titles to offer. Not your average Barnes & Nobles, not an Taschen or Assouline bookstore either, something somehow different ...do you read it?! read more

We visited this store today and it has the best selection of magazines I've ever seen. They're not news magazines; they're about art, design, photography, etc. The store also has some books in those fields, but it was the magazines that really grabbed my attention. read more

If I had a lot of time when I browsed this place, I could've spent a good amount of money in here. Hipster magazines, the Ladybird books "for children", architectural books. It's all here and I'm sure that the people working here would be more than willing help if it came to that. It's spot a one-of-a-kind kind of place and I think you should go. read more

If you're interested in design or fashion, I suggest making time to visit ?! They have an amazing selection of design and fashion periodicals. I'm a scientist by training, but browsing a shop like ?! provides an inspiring look into a more purposefully creative art. Bonus: find an infographic of walk/stop lights across the world. The East Germany man wears a hat and stands like a scarecrow. read more

best selection of up to date art mags in berlin. bidoun, it's nice that, cabinet, tate... but they should carry New York in addition (or instead of) the New Yorker. read more

I saw this bookstore by total chance while I was walking down the street. It gave me serious hipster vibes but it was good vibes. The book range selection was great. You have everything from manuals to text books to art magazines. The atmosphere is quite nice and the books were awesome. read more

One of my favourite stores in Berlin offering a large variety of different books and magazines - all very beautiful. Prices are not that steep and the knowledgeable staff will guide you through their selection if needed. read more

A beautiful and well-designed book and magazine shop! I wandered in with my bf en route to the museums up the street (which are also must-sees, btw) and accidentally spent half an hour browsing, perusing aesthetically-minded periodicals on cooking, fashion photography, even pet ownership! And the prices? Not half bad. I really wish we had a place like this around where we live, although I fear I'd try to live there just so I could read all the time! read more

lots of magazines from all over the world, stylistically ranging from art to gardening, from pop music to sex, architecture, food, you name it, they probably got it. sounds great? could be, but unfortunately every mag looks the same and attracts the same snobby art-school audience. but hey, that's ok. but really annoying was the service. unfriendly, arrogant and non-cooperative shop-owner (or clerk). she didn't even take my fkkn vouchers for a newspaper they are selling there, because that is too complicated for me. but then she asked me if i still want to buy it? of course i did not, and i curse myself for buying the other mags and not walking straight outta that store. no christmas presents from that shop for my loved ones. read more

I'd probably prefer to buy a magazine without a side of scowl. Unfortunate rude service every time I've been in there and so I won't be going back in there again. Nothing here you can't find elsewhere. read more