Top notch service from the friendliest guy around. Cheap prices, fresh snacks and coffee, wide…read moreselection of magazines and newspapers. A+

Lovely Nancy and her very kindhearted service. I picked up a…read morelotto ticket for my relative & a tea. Nancy has a sweet welcoming manner . Her store shows her pet loving side hustle which is finding homes for pets. Her old family photos at the entrance... charming history in this town!! Love!!

This place is a landmark here in Montclair. Nancy and her son have been lifesavers to many and for…read moremany reasons. I still stop in from time to time but now with my daughter. Thanks Nancy!!

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Also know to locals as "The Smokeshop" is South Orange's only real bodega (not counting 7-11), at…read moreleast downtown. You've got all your staples - snacks and soft drinks, mags (including ones out of reach for the kiddies), smokes of all sorts and of course - lottery tickets. Yep that's main seller here and I have even hit a couple times here off a couple scratch offs. The guys in here are friendly enough but the hours aren't that of a say NY bodega and the selections are pretty limited for a bodega if you are coming for snacks and drinks. It's enough but when compared to what you'd expect from one along with your lottery tickets you'll be let down that said I'm glad it's stuck around a a staple in the neighborhood in the face of 7-11 and S. O. Pharmacy across the street.

quick and easy service. Nice staff. Everything you'd expect from a news stand/ convenience store…read more If i'm ever in the area again, I would stop by if I needed something!

Years ago two co-workers were gleeful over the fact that another colleague misunderstood the…read moredifference between a bodega and a newsstand. I won't necessarily defend their cattiness but, yeah, it was nice to have co-workers who actually talked. City News doesn't have enough culinary emphasis to earn bodega status, but the vibe blurs the line a bit, including the late hours. It has your standard sodas and potato chips, but also some Indian snacks and Vinut juices from Vietnam. Picked up a Daily News, glad to see some newsprint when even some spots billed as newsstands ditched the paper game during Covid.

this is my go to newstand on sundays when i am in white plains .on main st which is usually a ghost…read moretown during the early morning . i get my mags and newspapers and i am on my way out it's that simple.

If I could give it ZERO STARS I would. My parents have been long-time loyal subscribers to the…read moreDaily Record for over 50 years. They are older and on a fixed income. Last year the Daily Record increased their subscription price from $50/mo. to $56/mo. I saw online last October they had lower promotional prices and called. The rep informed me that those prices were only for new customers. When I complained that they should offer their long-time customers a better deal, he told me they are working on new promotions for loyal customers and he would note in the account that we would be put on a "list for promotions" that were coming in November. Big B.S. No promotions ever came, as I suspected. Yesterday, my parents received a letter from DR that their price was increasing to $95/mo. Yes, NINETY FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH!! Nearly $100/mo or $1200 a year!! So from $56/mo to $95/mo. That's a nearly 70% increase!!!! That's OBSCENE. And your representative outright LIED to me. This is how you treat your long-time elderly customers? You should be ashamed of yourself.

Delivery is sometimes sketchy. No delivery yesterday or today. The editorial section is biased…read moreonly toward one end of the political spectrum, and even news items favorable to the other end of the political spectrum are buried inside, rather than get front page placement. The paper is "put to bed" so early, that many sports results aren't current. Last, and seemingly trivial, is the comics page. Even a strip favoring the opposite end of the political spectrum was pulled and replaced by a totally inane strip with little humor.

Large magazine and bookstore with various locations in Penn Station. Newer location located in the…read moreLIRR concourse is a good spot to pick up a snack, cold water or soda, and something to read for your trip if you're into reading.

A well stocked news stand that was well stocked with books, magazines,, chocolates and…read more gifts. They had Strand books; a legendary family owned New York bookstore. Pleasant staff helping customers.

not good media group and they post very old and stupid news that does not pertain to life !read more

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Beware. You could spend a lot of time in here getting lost amongst shelf after shelf of used books…read more The staff greets you warmly from "the back" and allows you to browse. They have a great selection of books. Titles are well organized and in good condition. Madison is a cute town. Street parking is plentiful enough and free. There are several public lots behind the store fronts as well. It's worth a stop when in the area.

LOVED this bookstore, so many cool gems and the shop owner is friendly but not too pushy. I…read moreespecially liked the historical documents section, they have items from the 1800s which was so cool to see.