I enjoy reading this paper. They have different divisions of their paper. Each one serves a…read moredifferent NW side neighborhood or suburb. Alot of classifieds and the section called Diversions are the same. It's the local news storys that are changed. Overall the classifieds have been helpful to me and I enjoy their writing, especially the storys in Diversions. The paper is available at most convienece stores or thru subscription.

DO NOT subscribe to this paper. It is a scam. They will automatically renew you. This is not…read moreevident from the initial subscription. You must call to cancel. Nothing in writing. The employee on the phone told me it's in "fine print". I believe Lisa Madigan should investigate the Tribune for this behavior.

For the amount of times I've shopped at the various Barnes and noble location in this mall I'm…read moreshocked I have yet to write a review. Throughout high school, I spent SO much time at the location on the other side of the mall by Nordstrom's and was heartbroken when I was told they were closing only for them to reopen across from Cheesecake Factory. Then I was told they were relocating again and I'm actually loving this new location. I do wish they had a cafe in the bookstore but there are so many nearby coffee shops in the mall that it doesn't make much sense. But they didn't have very many spaces for folks to sit and read and enjoy like they used to but in return, I think the layout is set up with more intention and more eye appealing. The staff has always been incredibly friendly in locating books and making suggestions. Pro tip is to get the membership because it basically pays for itself if you buy even 5 books during the year.

I love the fact that they retained Barnes & Noble at Old Orchard. It used to be the staple store…read morewhen it was located front and center facing Skokie Blvd. It was a frequent place to visit as it was a massive two floor venue. It closed down for a bit but was revived in a location right across Cheesecake factory. It is now located next to Anthropology. The store is so inviting and the service is amazing! The workers cater to your needs and are so friendly. They really have a passion for books. The selection of books is not as large as it once was but it is supplemented by their online catalog. From the value perspective, you can find online outlets with a more price competitive offering BUT there is no replacement for browsing the aisles and loojo g through the books and selection of titles for an intriguing options to read. I'm so happy that my daughter can continue to enjoy the benefits of Barnes!

Great store with lots of stuff you need and don't need! Haha…read more Convenient and reasonably priced considering the venue and location. The selection and Inventory is quite fun and surprisingly diverse with things like meds, personal care items, diapers and the goods to go along and more that you might expect like food and drink and snacks and news, magazine and books, etc.

This Hudson News is like all of the rest of them. They are well stocked and overpriced to the max…read more They don't care because they know that you need the item and can't get it cheaper anywhere else at the airport. So you buy it and grumble about it. I was in the same predicament and needed Advil and they had a tiny bottle at an atrocious price but at least I knew relief was on its way. My daughter wanted a snack also. Just the way it is. The store was over packed, everything was too close together so that you had to squeeze by. But it did seem clean enough. The staff aren't the friendliest but I understand. Glad they are there.

Convenient, brightly lit, friendly staff, and well-stocked and organized. Located next to Tortas…read moreFrontera. I scored some fab Chicago decals, large and small. Stocked with books, calendars, games, cards, and some magazines. You can also get electronic items like chargers. And postcards! Classic and vintage-inspired postcards. Pricey, but that is to be expected at an airport.