This is my go-to "lottery ticket" spot because it is located at the 8th & Market Market East stop…read more in the building where my office is located. When I travel on public transit to work - I like to get in by 7:30am and they are ready to go and usually not a lot of people to deal with in the morning. They have lottery tickets, magazines, snacks and drinks. The staff are friendly and lately I have been getting lucky - I recently hit $50 on a $2 scratch off ticket!! You gotta play to win!!

The Retrospect is indispensable community treasure and resource. I look forward to reading it each…read moreweek and learning what's going on in my town and neighboring ones. The reporters are excellent watchdogs for how tax dollars are spent on everything from park upgrades to schools.

The website isn't as updated as you might find with other local news sites like say Patch, but…read moretheir weekly written product is a great way to stay up on the local news in the area. Ditto for the ads in the paper. Also, as a responsible local entity they do things like have a drop off for pet donations to the local animal shelter.

Great selection of toys , novelties , games ,lingiere and many other things. The staff is very…read morefriendly and will help in a any way.

This place has recently undergone a HUGE renovation. Gone is the dingy lighting and walls of…read moremagazines and books and sub par toy offerings. The new look is brightly lit and the magazines and videos have been replaced by racks of toys and playtime clothing. The toy selection has undergone a SERIOUS update. Gone are the cheap items made with dodgy materials from no name manufacturers. They've been replaced with mid and high tier selections for every experience level. The live girl shows are still here. There is a theater upstairs where the video booths used to be. Entry costs money unless you come as a couple. And to help accommodate more weekend fun, the store and theater are now open 24 hours on Friday and Saturday.

Haddonfield Times must be the only local newspaper that I've read in my whole life…read more.. Yes, it not Inquirer, but there's really nothing better to catch up on the town's news and happenings... Oh and it's free :)

Huh, never knew that this kind of niche book store existed, but how adorable! The books ranged…read morefrom romantic to more than a little spicy. If you're a vampire, transgendered travelers stuck in Croatia, a bodyguard for a famous actor, a lonely farmer or a gay artist, there was probably a romance book somewhere in the store written just for you. Very welcoming to everyone and anyone. One downside is that the store had some sort of aromatic diffuser, and it was a little too strong for someone like me who is very sensitive to artificial smells.

Do you love to read? Well I do. And I love romance novels have since I was a little, grew up…read morewith my grandmother reading them and watch soap operas. So of course I'm going to love a store filled with romance books too to bottom. I could spend all day just looking for the next great read. You have to check out this place.

Ok so I interviewed here a few days ago. With a solar company suite 335. Smooth experience. Very…read morefriendly staff. I'd certainly recommend.

I purchased a subscription from one of their 3rd party subscription companies in June 2022. After…read moremany back and forths I finally received my Nov and Dec issues however I never received my Jan or Feb issues and I am now being told I will get March and they extended my subscription until 3/24. Keeps happening keeps extending WTF is going on.

hhhhmmmm..... Another first that I wasn't expecting to get. I mean come on Philadelphia magazine…read moreisn't that bad. Ok in a lot of ways maybe it is. But it's also been covering the going ons and people of Philadelphia on a monthly basis for about as long as I can remember. It's not that they do bad job of covering Philly, It's just that they don't do a good job in the eyes of those who truly know Philly. If you keep up to date on your weekly papers, Or your Philly centered websites, Than you usually find yourself already knowing a good deal about what Philadelphia Magazine is covering in their pages to the point that it's old news. Grant it they usually provide more details, but a lot of times it just isn't enough. Need to give it up for their best of issue though. because it does give a good spotlight on restaurants and stores that you need to be checking out, among other things.