Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks “Infinite riches in a little room” — Marlowe
 
 
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Welcome to my shop! Get comfortable and stay as long as you like—you’re sure to find something you love! It may be a book your grandmother had, or one you never knew existed, something by a favorite author, or just something that catches your eye. If you’re not able to visit, give me a call so we can have a chat about the kinds of books that interest you.

Some of my specialties are: New York restaurants and food; culinary ephemera; etiquette books; housekeeping manuals; baking books; Jewish cookbooks; restaurant postcards; handmade greeting cards.
Old cookbooks are my specialty—
from 18th-century rarities to a replacement for a worn-out Betty Crocker cookbook. I’d love to have you visit my cozy Greenwich Village shop, but if you can’t, just let me know what book(s) you’re looking for or what subject you’re researching, and I can help you “browse” over the phone.

I realize this is a website, but I’d rather have you call me than send email! That way I can get all the details the first time around, so I’m sure to get you exactly what you want.

You can also send a fax or a letter (or, yes, an email), but please include your
• full name
• mailing address and
• phone number
• author and title of the book you’re looking for, along with any other information about edition, condition, dust jacket, etc.

Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks
163 West Tenth Street
New York, New York 10014-3116

phone: 212-989-8962
fax: 212-989-8102
bonnieslotnickbooks@earthlink.net

The shop is usually open from 1–7 pm six days a week (the day the shop is closed VARIES from week to week). Please call ahead to check for weekly variations in my hours (you’ll hear the schedule on the voice mail message), or to make an appointment for a time convenient for you.

Mastercard, VISA, AMEX, Discover accepted


The mid-twentieth century was a Golden Age of cookbook publishing. Predating the cult of the celebrity chef, books from this period are quirky and personal; adding to their appeal are whimsical and charming dust-jacket designs.

Please come visit sometime soon! If you can’t come to the shop in person, give me a call and we’ll talk about our favorite subject—cookbooks!