Downtown Subscription is usually busy, but the early morning hours are a bit quieter and you're…read moremore apt to find a quiet corner to read/write/set up workshop or meet up with a friend/colleague. It can get quite crowded in the winter time, but they do have an outside patio/courtyard that does open up a bit more space for seating come spring/summer/fall. The staff has been friendly in my experience, I can't say that I've ever had a negative experience thus far (knock on wood). Some random information: ~ A water station is available, which is a plus. ~ Parking is available, however, at busier times, you may have to find street parking and do some walking. And the best information: ~ If you happen to be a reader, there is a bookstore near by (Garcia Street Books) that opens around 10am, I believe. Coffee and books is always a win, a double win!

A nice café next to the bookstore Garcia Street Books, located at 376 Garcia St, Santa Fe, NM…read more87501. The space is large, and you can tell many locals gather there regularly, giving it a strong community feel. The service was okay: a man taking orders and handling the register was friendly and cordial, while the woman making the coffee was a bit dry in her demeanor. However, the coffee was excellent, so that didn't bother me at all. The croissants were soft, warm, and very tasty, a perfect match for the coffee. The café also features artwork hanging on the walls, (looks like they like cats very much ) and a small section of magazines and newspapers near the entrance, which I really enjoyed. The location is excellent, right next to a independent bookstore, making it a great stop before or after browsing books. Overall, I recommend this café for its quality coffee, relaxed atmosphere, and convenient location.

Just received my June 2012 Outside magazine. Several events were in the past. May have come late…read morebecause it is first in this subscription. Some cool photos, limited useful and interesting reading. Photo of hot Ausie surf champ (I'm straight, it was a girl) taken in NYC, lame location for an outdoors mag. Did not live up to what I was expecting.

Love the books, the atmosphere, the smell. lol Is that…read moreweird? I much prefer a book in hand vs. Reading online. It's relaxing to visit this bookstore, everything from books, music to unique gifts.

This is a very pleasant Barnes & Noble to sit and relax and kill some time while I was waiting for…read moremy next meeting during the week. It had plenty of parking spots and the shops was kept clean. The people in there (staff and customers) seemed sane and did not freak me out either! Overall, I enjoyed spending a few hours there. They had a lot of selection for reading from educational materials and traveling to psychology and magazines! I loved it. I spent a lot of time browsing and reading through some of the books as I researched for my next trip...and..secretly reading magazines binging some of the news and reading up some cool psycholoy related articles as well. Time past by fast! I would love to stop by this place, grab some coffee/snacks at Starbucks inside this bookshop..and binge read again!

I'm "pro-entrepreneur" and read your issues for (at least) two reasons: to make a search for…read morepurchases; and to see who's advertising their services/products. I remember an interesting piece I read in a marketing class at college years ago... your editing reminds me of things that "hit home" about career choices. I have believed since that discovery (that) entrepreneurship is an "underwriter " for independence, self-determination, and rewards. I cannot advertise my small-business in a better way than to put myself in front of 170,000 folks who are also seeking to purchase something, and trying to gain a marketing foot-hold for services and products.

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I had a short layover in the Albuquerque International Sunport (Airport). I checked out the layout…read moreof the airport and the stores. Today, Yelp featured my photo ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hudson-news-albuquerque?select=ycRuRrTzapDr_L8zWbonXQ ) and that reminded me I hadn't written a review for this store. It is located in the airport between Concourses A and B. The store is basically set up along a wall and items are extended out on roll-able displays. You don't really enter the confines of the store within walls. The one wall is decorated with Hot Air Balloons! This is the city that hosts the yearly Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta! Being located in New Mexico, which is associated with aliens, there is no shortage of alien merchandise at this store and airport! There was a crash in 1947 of an alleged alien spacecraft in Corona, NM, but when people think of aliens, they think of Roswell. Come here for your snacks, souvenirs, and such. They have plenty of options!

Smaller store. Books, snacks and more snacks. More items than the kiosk by our gate at least…read more Located between gates A and B. Some snacks in case we get hungry on the flight towards home. Nothing else is open at this airport anyways.

I am from Chicago and know a great used book store when I walk into one. Big Star Books and music…read morehas an excellent selection of quality books. It can be difficult to find books for an eccentric like me, as I am always in the search for works in philosophy, religion, history, etc. Their selection is generous in choices in these categories as well as others, and I have already found 2 books I need for graduate school (and under $15 a piece!). Don't miss it, even just for a relaxing perusal.

A cute little bookstore that you could easily pass but would regret passing up. This little shop…read morehas a wide selection of books and will even buy any books you don't want anymore. If you are selling it will take them a day or so to give you an offer.