Went to Barnes & Noble on a Saturday afternoon and was surprised (and happy) by how crowded it was…read more Nice to see people shopping and studying and drinking coffee at the last B&N in San Jose. Fortunately, it's a spacious store with room for everyone. It's also nice that there is a dedicated parking lot in the back, again with enough parking for everyone. I went there looking for a specific Miffy keychain, but the Miffy goods were picked over pretty good and they didn't have it. Ended up leaving with two books, a journal, two chocolate bars, a reusable shopping bag, and a Miffy blind box. It was a pretty good shopping spree.

Love bookstores and this one is huge. Probably the last one in the Bay Area. There's a huge area…read morejust for kids books. The store has 2 entrances. The back entrance is probably best because there's more parking in the back. There's cashiers at both doors too. Cafe is directly in the middle of the store with a few tables to work and hang out. They have a decent sized section for animes. I really hope they don't close this one down.

Metro has been one of the biggest catalysts for culture and entertainment in the San Jose/Silicon…read moreValley region. The San Jose Jazz Festival was started inside its office by its jazz columnist, and the San Jose Downtown Association began there as well. It was one of the original businesses of the SoFA District, which went from a red-light zone to Silicon Valley's coolest entertainment district. Metro covers news, politics, culture and arts and has been free since the beginning. It purchased four other alt-weeklies and is now the flagship of a five publication alternative newspaper group.

Has a rotating photo exhibit each month. Part of South…read moreFirst Street First Friday Art Walk. http://www.yelp.com/biz/south-first-fridays-san-jose#hrid:ZoR-UD81TFLJ3_IQNHSyVQ/src:search/query:south%20first%20friday

For 22-Years Millions of Hispanics Nationwide like myself are using El Avisador Magazine…read moreDirectories to meet our Local needs like Housing and Jobs in Silicon Valley. I recommend this publication to people that are in need of Affordable Housing and Jobs. www.avisadormundo.com

Great way to get your advertisement out inexpensive and very popular ! I know Susan can take care…read moreof my advertisement needs when I call.

I signed up for a subscription at the request of one of those high school students who are trying…read moreto raise money for some activity or something. They charged me twice and I never received any newspaper. I called in to cancel and was disconnected twice. On the third attempt they said they were able to terminate the account but that I needed to pay the full amount that I had been charged. I said that I would not pay because I had not received anything. So then they said to pay half of the bill to have it canceled. This is not good service. I feel scammed.

Be careful with online subscriptions, they will quote you one price and charge you the full price…read more I have attempted to get a refund for over 3 months and they just give me the run around. Their billing department is a scam. I have filed a claim with my bank.

San Jose Magazine is nothing more than a yuppified advertisement for real estate agents and home…read morelistings. It seems I always see it in doctor's offices, dentist offices and in the lobby of hotels but nowhere else. The articles are generally short, dull and uninteresting about people and things that I have no ability to care about. A glossy cover and shiny, expensive photographs hide a dust bowl of information. No more wasting of time reading this fancy-looking publication for me no matter how bored I get waiting for my appointment to come. It will probably go belly-up soon anyway as it is hard to keep any local magazine going that doesn't allow 20 pages of escort ads in the back a la metro. San Jose is a great place to live and should just have something better. Don't cha think?

I grew up reading magazines in offices of all types. I still spend far too much on magazines…read more(though less than Linda does for the September issues of all the fashion rags) and I read them all the time. When I was living in Boston, my Mom bought me a subscription to Boston Magazine (a great mag) and to San Jose Magazine. Sadly, it's never been anywhere near as compelling. The problem isn't that San Jose Magazine isn't readable, the articles are OK, the photos tend to be really nice, and they tend to give at least some coverage to all the events that I give a care about. On the other hand, it's also a crappy selection of articles that hardly covers the way we in SJ live and work. It's targeted to a more upscale crowd, but that's not SJ and it's not what's interesting about the city. The presentation is pretty, but the content is not what it should be.

Please let me know how to cancel the subscription. I never subscribe it. The newspaper delivered to…read morethe driveway . If no one pick it up, stay there forever and causing safety concerns to people walking on the sidewalk.

This newspaper is not delivered to your mailbox. Instead, they throw it in your front yard, in…read morevarious places. If you don't pick it up quickly, it begins to rot. It makes the front yard look like a thrash bin. You cannot stop the delivery or unsubscribe, even if you go on vacation (not like other newspapers which you can stop delivering by notifying the post office). This is a disaster.

Huntford printing has been around for a long time. They do so much of everything from labels to…read morebrochures to business cards to letterhead to posters and flyers quality work quality printers. I would recommend this place for business or personal needs

Kathy is awesome. She helps me to put on the breeding rim around the artwork. She also help me to…read moreexpedite the order so that we can get the final brochure before the deadline.