You're not allowed to read the books. You gotta buy them…read more This is the only barnes and nobles you can't read the books.

The only time I see B&N bustling is around the holiday season. 'They' say that people don't read…read morebooks anymore. I don't think it's entirely true; however, I suppose some readers might agree that B&N has gone out of style over the years. For instance, in the Edison location B&N still features a huge area entirely devoted to DVDs and CDs - forms of media which increasingly become irrelevant to consumers with each passing year. The advent of technological development has overtaken the usefulness of paper books. Even the professors from my graduate school program studies (circa 2020-2022) elected to use digital textbooks for 85% of the curriculum coursework. Perhaps brick and mortar B&N stores ought to inject a new retail experience into their business model that involves the offline-to-online and online-to-offline offerings (i.e. digital kiosks in stores)

PROS: This place is the best store for all your pop-culture needs. They have clothing, pops,…read morestatues of all kinds, comic books, video games, and much more. The staff is very friendly to each other and the customers and they're knowledgable about their selection. CONS: Their prices are a little too high with some of the stuff. Just be careful before you buy something OVERALL: I'm not the biggest pop-culture fan but I certainly do love coming here and I suggest you come too

I decided to come into this store to see if they had a toy that one of my nephews wanted for…read moreChristmas. The store looked clean, and some areas are organized while other areas were a mess. Pricing: The prices can vary depending on what kind of item you are looking to purchase. Some items are bit overpriced for no reason at all. Items: They have all sorts of items from Funko pops, plushies, video games, hot wheels, Pokemon cards, and etc. The staff: They do not know where the items come from and say that people just sell them anything. When you ask them about selling a toy to them, they give you mixed information. One staff member said to contact them on Facebook on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Another staff member said to contact them on Instagram on Monday and Thursday. When you ask them if it would be cash or store credit they say either is fine. They also do not guarantee that your item can be sold to them even though they say that they buy anything and everything. Overall: The staff members should be knowledgeable about their store and the items they buy and sell. This store is good if you want to buy something once or twice but not all time due to the high pricing for some items.

Not surprisingly, this FYE is going out of business, with liquidation discounts starting at 20%…read more While I haven't purchased anything here in over a decade, this store has been a great place to nostalgia browse while walking off lunch from Red Robin (now closed) or Johnny Rockets (also now closed). This FYE store used to be in a different part of the mall until it relocated to its current location eight years ago. This wing of Woodbridge Center has been mostly vacant for the past year, so this has been a long time coming. Clearance inventory includes a large selection of DVDs and compact discs from the nineties as well as newer merch such as plushies, imported sodas, and Kpop Demon Hunter posters. All sales are final. Pick up something for yourself before the Black Friday rush and say goodbye to another relic of your childhood.

A poor man's Spencer's if there is such a thing. Originally, For Your Entertainment stores were…read morerepositories for CD's and DVD's - a mini Tower Records of sorts. Now physical media is lumbering towards extinction, replaced with novelty tees, posters and toys that all presume that I'm an alienated 12 y/o who has a fetish for no hit wonder bands and gaming-inspired celebrity. I probably was a very long time ago but my Flock of Seagulls hair gel ran out about the time that MTV stopped playing music videos. How this retail anachronism sticks around and stays current on the rent is as hard to fathom as the knock-off Sony Discman on the shelf. At least at Spencer's I can find a dusty lava lamp and a random black light poster of Slipknot or florescent mushrooms shoved in the corner but sadly no hair gel. Two stars for no reason whatsoever.

First timer .. have passed by this shop many times but never visited . We had an event and someone…read morereferred this shop . Very good shop for any kind of event requirements ... plates , spoons , cups , and many more . Nice location.z right on RT 27 and close to oak tree rd . Parking is a bit tight and small . I liked the 7-9 compartment plates . You don't get these in many other shops . It is surely cheaper than other Indian stores like patels . I just saw the price was slightly higher than kushboo in oak tree . We got few items from here and few from other shop. I liked their customer service and inventory . Lots of inventory available . Good experience overall . 4 stars

I highly recommend Ken and his shop. You will get personalized and professional service as well as…read morehonest advice. There aren't many local shops such as this remaining. The prices are the same as the huge impersonal internet giants. You owe it to yourself to give Ken a try.

Ken was pleasant, friendly, and helpful. AN is located on the second floor of a small building,…read moreparking can be challenging, but lots of great gear to listen to.

This store is in the Indian shopping area of Edison…read more Has a good selection of movies and music among other things!