Wandering down Prince Street early in the evening over our December weekend in New York City, McNally Jackson‘s windows were aglow and beckoned me inside. I was completely won over – the bookstore was warm, welcoming and stocked with an appealing array of product (including an intriguing espresso book machine, which allows you to publish your very own, perfect-bound paperback). What’s more, the café was adorable. Designed by Front Studio and full of witty, book-themed decor (including books hanging from the ceiling, and tables along the wall that fold up to look like books), I left McNally Jackson and headed back to my hotel, wishing as I walked that there were a Chicago location I could frequent. Such a cleverly appointed, charming space.
thanks to maggie soladay for her beautiful photography: all photos, except for the slightly blurry menu photo (taken by me), are courtesy of ms. soladay. please visit her website to see more of her work.
giveaway update: the winner of a space of my own is linda! congratulations, and thanks to all who commented.




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i adore mcnally jackson. every time i go to the city i pop in for a visit.
I love those curved benches. Beautiful.
OOOHH SO happy you featured mcnally!! i was lucky enough to live right up the street, on the corner of prince and elizabeth. this is my favorite bookstore ever. great post :)