Absolutely the best spot to come when you can't decide what your next book is walk around take a…read morestroll look explore open up your mind and then go crazy because there's so many options wanted to know what has been the place for me since I was a kid and I enjoy going back. Thank you for still being open.

Need a cafe and more space on third Avenue in the 80's . It's time for a new strategy . People…read morereally liked having a cafe in a bookstore.

i guess the name of the place is correct, you get off the saw mill in yonkers and grab a few…read morenewspapers , a cold or hot beverage and a few lottery tickets and get back on the road toward north just like i did. it's a convenience store so whatever you need just like a gas station minus gas . it's really good to have a gps cause i needed a bag of ice and this was the closest place on my journey which made my bag of wild caught salmon stay fresh . quick stop served a purpose and it's that simple .

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.

this is my before i head to work spot to pick up my morning newspapers and sometimes rag mag. good…read moreselection of daily newspapers and variety of different magazines as well. in white plains there aint many places like this unless you take a ride to barnes and noble in yonkers on central ave ..also sodas , coffee, candie , snacks , etc , available as well. nothing fancy but it works for me and thats good enough for 4 stars.

Great place for lottery tickets and magazines. Also a good selection of candies. The employees…read morehere are nice and helpful.

Sama C's excellent review this morning reminds me how much I like this place. In reality, it's a…read morelegacy media museum. Racks of newspapers and magazines hoping to be adopted by anyone with enough institutional memory to think fondly on the tactile pleasures of reading something committed to paper. Nothing wrong with digital but somehow the authority of the WSJ or the Economist is slightly diminished when pixelated and converted into Ones and Zeros. An easy five stars for the spectacular anachronism that is the Garden State News.

Really cool news stand/store. Newspaper selection is really good. Multiple services at this…read morelocation. You've got passport photos taken, wide selection of magazines, and a smoke shop! You name it you got it!! Nice to go in for a quick read. :-)

It's a newsstand. They sell magazines and newspapers. Gum, candy, cigarettes. Lottery tickets. The…read moresame crap they all sell. Maybe I'll win Mega Millions from here one day and then be able to review better places. Hey, all my review can't be winners.

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.

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.

they have everything you need, from newspaper to drinks... i go there almost everyday, service is…read moregreat... very nice people... i would recommend this convenient store to everyone

I am Brooklyn-based but Nefer is worth the trek to Wakefield…read more I discovered the spot through the NYC Black Women Owned Bookstore Crawl in March 2026. It's a small but cozy bookcafe. The owner Pumpkin greets you like you are part of her family. She is probably the most welcoming owner that I have ever met. As the space is small, the book selection is also pretty small (Black story focus both nonfiction and fiction). However, you can order books through Nefer's Bookshop.org link and still support them. Drink selection, especially the coffee is GREAT! And Pumpkin can make custom orders too. I hope this business continues to grow and thrive.

The people here are just FANTASTIC! Oft times I argue that bookstores are under siege because…read morestaff can be quite elitist and dismissive. At Nefer, the spirit of community and "we are your family" permeates the place. The selection of books are broad enough so you'll never get bored returning, yet curated in a way that keeps you more focused than overwhelmed. Please remember to inquire about renting the place out. If you're in the area, and even if not in the mood for books, just poke your head in to say hello and offer words of encouragement. We must will our joints to success, and will them to success through kindness.