I used to read Cosmo...until one fine day I stumbled across an article stating that women should…read morenever drink beer. Beyond that, they stated that if you MUST drink beer, order it in a wine glass. A WINE GLASS! That was the last issue of Cosmo I ever bought. Vegetarian times will never do anything like that to me, and that is why it's my favorite magazine. I have been getting it for years, and I've never regretted it. Not only does it have an impressive variety of ethnic and semi-traditional American recipes (sans the meat of course), it has great health and environmental awareness articles as well. I love that they include positive and negative letters to the editor. Sometimes, if an article is somewhat controversial they will post letters on both sides of the issue. I appreciate that. They also have a ton of free recipes on their website so I refer people to it all the time. The magazine and the website are great resources for vegetarians or for people who just want to eat healthy.

Old city life is a great glossy magazine focused on the old city section of st.augustine.the photos…read moreare amazing,the stories are always quite interesting focused in the city, stories about history, residents,the arts and events,also great ads.truly amazing magazine. DHM st.augustine

This is a great place for snacks both healthy and not before a flight. Plenty of other items that…read moreyou may want as well for OK prices

Located on the 2nd level concourse area between Gates 2 & 4, this is it when it comes to shopping…read morebehind security at Daytona Beach International Airport. It's filled with the normal airport convenient store amenities bottled water, snacks, breathe mints, magazines a few books and yes some last minute souvenirs celebrating your moment in the sun, everyone should have at least one key chain or refrigerator magnet documenting their visit to the worlds most famous beach. It's a nice place to walk around while waiting on your flight if you're able to spend more than ten minutes in here you arrived way to early.

Update to my review. If you need to reach a live person at the DBNJ forget about it. I've tried…read morecalling customer service and got a man with an Asian accent so it's obviously out of the country. I wrote to them but I've been ignored. They've hit my card up for 248.00 so far sometimes hitting me twice in one month, I have not received a newspaper for going on a year. The last hit was for 43.00 so that comes to 10.30 per paper that I'm not even getting. I've cancelled the paper already 4 times to no avail. They've forced me to call my bank and request a new debit card. There is no customer care whatsoever and I would caution anyone who allows this organization to just hill their card to stop - if you can.

I worked at this place right before the big lawsuit that eventually closed down the sixth street…read morelocation. With promises of a pay raise and a new press disappear I got out. The pay for skilled pressman SUCKED! They picked up people off of US 1 to do inserting work. Very left leaning newspaper and was a good guide for voting opposite their endorsements. Honestly can't believe people still buy that mullet wrap.

stolen items over $2000.00 damage to furniture still in for…read morerepair When filling claim, TOTALY denied everything

From the owner: The Coastal is THE magazine for young professionals in Jacksonville. We have articles about what…read moremakes the city special, what there is to do, and stories on the past, present, and future of the First Coast.

Everything is so clean and organized the staff is very sweet and happy and helpful fast service and…read morethank you for your patience and hard work and patience I appreciate it so much my favorite store ever so beautiful and amazing all kinds of books everything my heaven so blessed and beautiful amazing I love it so much thank you so much for everything you've hard work I appreciate it so much Hugs lauren

This Barnes & Noble has been in St. Augustine for decades and has always been well-run with…read morefriendly employees. The science fiction and fantasy sections have a nice variety of new and classic books, with numerous media tie-in titles for the Star Wars and Star Trek lines. The tabletop RPG section carries D&D 5E, dice and gaming accessories. The store is not huge but has a large newsstand filling one wall, which is usually my primary reason for being there. Look for the Last Chance section to find discounted books, games and other products. It's to the left when you enter the store, not far from checkout. The Nook ebook readers sold near the entrance offer an unexpected benefit -- a free ebook every Friday.