Old school news & books stand in Fort Lauderdale which is still managed by the original family…read morethree generations deep. Each book is wrapped in tgin plastic for damage reasons I'm assuming. Every genre of book was lined amongst the several high shelves. The big table side books were proudly presented at the front of the shop and the books were priced well. They had a small R Rated section to the left side with old Playboy books from $2.49 - $13.00. Also, an adult movie DVDs for sale $5.99 each or 4 for $20.00. I found the only crate of old records on the corner floor but none that were interesting. Candy, tobacco products, jewelry, magazines and even a quarter push gambling game could be found here. After browsing, I purchased more FL Lotto tickets and prayed.

Great spot to pick up discount books and DVDs. Staff is friendly and have lots of variety. Extra…read moreprimo hunting.

One of the best entertainment pages that is blossoming into art, events etc…read more Now a non profit & part of Wilton Manors Entertainment Group its well managed with excellent opportunity to grow

"Hotspots!" is the name of Florida's leading LGBT entertainment magazine. It's a totally slick…read morethick colorful weekly advertiser paid for magazine that is widely distributed free of charge on Thursdays not only to gay or gay friendly establishments but also to many businesses and others having gay customers or customers with an interest in the events and happenings within the gay communities of Florida. Based in Broward County, its predominate focus tends toward events, happenings and businesses within the gayborhood City of Wilton Manors, basically because that area easily surpasses all others Florida places in gay restuarants, gay bar and gay party events. However Hotspots! Also does extensive coverage of businesses, bars and events within Fort Lauderdale, Miami, St. Petersburgh, Tampa, Palm Beach Orlando and Jacksonville as well as other minor areas within Florida. Though known as HotSpot! It's sometimes referred to just as the "Gay Mag," "Gay Weekly" or "Social Bible." It's a must read if you want to be in the know not only as to gay social events, but also as to gay business offerings, employment opportunities, travel, real estate, rentals, club or organizational functions or as they term it, "What's Hot" or happening.

This place is legendary…read more A quick go-to stop for a blackout, your lottery mecca, psuedo-intellectual pitstop, or an array of magazines with your favorite pornstars dumped in a big ol' box towards the back (I know, because I was once a horny, yet curious, teenage boy). Circle News, where the product being sold is more than just your ordinary news.

Permanently closed. Pity, as I used to get my tobacco products here. I will miss this place,…read more but I certainly won't miss the creepy clientele or the junkies/raging alcoholics that you had to pass by to make your way into the store..

This is a lovely little book store. We were immediately greeted by the woman who works here and…read moreasked if there was anything in particular we were looking for. Our daughter is an avid reader and has probably read every book in this store. I love the wall full of sticky notes suggesting a good read.

My daughter stopped in here to browse and found many cool collective editions. One honorable…read moremention was The Nightengale's tenth anniversary edition by Kristin Hannah. There were also many print books in Spanish, which is a major plus for all those Spanish readers out there!

Don't get sucked into the digital deals for an online subscription to the Sun Sentinel. Our fee…read morewent automatically from $1 a year to $19.96 a month. In addition, we were charged 2 months at that rate in the first month so before I saw the credit card charge. Never will I have anything to do with the Sun Sentinel again.

Sun Sentinel offer a great deal. Digital paper , 2 years for $6. …read more What is suppose to be good, if you cannot read there digital paper, , because tryouts cannot open it. I have there paper for many years with no problem. Now since about September, I have problem with Uploading it, I have called , wrote many emails to them , and still cannot read my paper seen last week. Today Monday,I will let you know, if anybody get in contact with me,or just fix it without emailing me .

Nothing brings the Christmas feel good more to me than children. Barnes & Noble is a great place…read moreyear round, but so much better during the holidays. We recently gathered for the school Book Fair and a Grinch story time. The bookstore was brimming with boys & girls and their families. It could have been chaos with the amount of people there, but it was quite the opposite. Children of all ages were enjoying time together with classic books and bestsellers too! I was surprised to see this is a two-story store with escalators as well as elevators on the southwest corner of the store. The coffee shop was filling orders, the staff was helpful and accommodating, and I left with a desire to go back soon to peruse through all the great merchandise, and then hide in a nook with a book somewhere in the store!

NO SITTING ON FLOOR…read more.. This Barnes & Noble in Oakland Park is well kept although it's unwritten policy (upon my request it was confirmed by the customer service staff) of "NO READING WHILE SITTING ON THE FLOOR" is weird and no explanation provided. The Cafe serves Starbuck's coffee and pastry offering several seats and tables. The upstairs has a large Barnes & Noble Jr section and a good selection of sports books with four seats randomly postioned against the railing without a table. So now I'm reading a book with a coffee in an uncomfortable chair. I guess the days of comfy reading areas are long gone. My lower back is now killing me so left after 30 minutes. At least they provide an escalator or an optional elevator for comfort.

We live right next door to Barnes & Noble, and we always enjoy walking over to grab a drink, check…read moreout the new books, and browse the extras like vinyl records and puzzles. It's one of our favorite little outings. The prices are pretty much the same as other Barnes & Noble locations, which is expected. The lines usually aren't too long, and the staff is always very sweet and helpful. The store itself is clean, well-organized, and easy to browse, which makes the whole experience even better.

I recently took my sons to Barnes & Noble, and we had such a great experience. The store is clean,…read moreorganized, and really welcoming for families. They have a large children's section, which my boys loved. My youngest was immediately drawn to the little stage area he had the best time playing with the countless hand puppets. It's such a cute and creative space for younger kids to let their imaginations run wild. My oldest son is an avid reader, and he was thrilled to find special editions of some of his favorite books, like Wings of Fire. Seeing him get excited about reading made the visit even better. Even the bathrooms were fresh and clean, which is always a plus when you're out with kids. Overall, Barnes & Noble provided a wonderful experience for both of my boys. From the fun children's area to the great book selection and clean environment, it's definitely a place we'll continue visiting. Great service and the staff was attentive. The books were valued at a respectable price.