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Manhattan Torah Center

5.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Book Soup

Book Soup

(18 reviews)

$$

Westchester

Had to drop a review after having a lovely experience at this charming airport bookstore earlier…read morethis week. I love the thoughtfully curated selection of books and gifts. I purchased some retro post cards, dinosaur books for my nephew's birthday, a "Very Hungry Caterpillar" board book and K-pop Demon Hunters sticker book for my niece, and a cute Miffy blind box for a friend (their Miffy merchandise section is so fun!). This place is definitely a breath of fresh air compared to a Hudson News! Definitely recommend!

We went on a big family trip this month, and in the chaos of packing and leaving for the airport, I…read moreforgot to take a book. Thankfully, Book Soup has a little bookstore inside the international terminal at LAX, and I dropped in for a quick shop before it was time to board. I love the main Book Soup in West Hollywood, as well as its larger sister store Vroman's in Pasadena. This airport outpost is less interesting, of course, but it's an excellent airport bookstore, with a good selection of titles organized for easy browsing, plus plenty of gift items to impulse buy near the register. I picked up a copy of Andrew Sean Greer's new novel "Villa Coco," which seemed like the perfect read for a vacation in Europe, and a paperback of "Bunny" by Mona Awad. I also got a cool Los Angeles-themed bookmark for my kid, who recently started reading books on his own. Buying two books for a trip with kids was beyond hopeful (I believe I read 25 pages total before coming home), but they were books I wanted anyway, and I look forward to reading them. If you have more free time on your trip, I'd highly recommend a visit to Book Soup before you go. At the very least, it's a fun place to browse.

Bookoff - Gardena

Bookoff - Gardena

(147 reviews)

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This Book Off is amazing. Has great selection of manga, toy figurines, video games, books, and…read moremovies. I personally come here to sell stuff to get cash back and sometimes you can score back a lot (depends on the value and demand of what you are selling). My favorite part has to definitely be how you can get certain video games for a discount budget compared to other major retailers. Like some games that still sell for 59.99 you can find at this book off for a cool 40-45 plus taxes, which is neat.

Pretty cool store to look through. However, their DVD/Blu-Ray and CD prices are kind of ridiculous…read more Pretty much every used movie and music CD that I picked up was more expensive than just ordering brand new online. If it wasn't, it was still definitely above average online used pricing. Some random examples I can remember: - "Halo 3" Soundtrack CD with a dirty and beat-up case for $30. A quick look online and I can buy new and sealed copies for $28 with free shipping. - "You've Got Mail" Blu-Ray used for $15. You can buy this brand new online for $9.99 with free shipping. There were plenty other items that were the same story. Not sure what the logic is with their pricing, it really is terrible. The organization also isn't the best. I found many CD's or movies that were in the wrong section. The good news is that they have a pretty good, but small, clearance section. I believe it's $3 per Blu-Ray, $2 per DVD, and $1 per music CD. They have a pretty decent selection for clearance. Overall disappointed. If you're close by, it's worth checking out the clearance sections. If not, I'd avoid the trip. There are plenty of other local stores that sell physical media for normal prices.

Curious - Tiny candle

Curious

(117 reviews)

$$

We love this store and the owners. It's an amazing spot to pick up a birthday card or housewarming…read moregift. They have an eclectic assortment of things from jewelry to hilarious kitchen items. There is a playfulness about everything and I always walk out of there feeling the good vibes. And their gift wrapping is on point! The owners are involved in the community and care about making the South Bay a welcoming space. As a gay family in Hermosa it can feel sometimes like we are the only ones, but when my kids see the rainbows and pride on our usual walk from the beach up Pier Ave, I know we have settled in the right place to raise our family and are so grateful for neighbors like Curious making our little beach community feel like home.

Love, Love this gift shop. It is popular with both locals and tourists. Great location just steps…read moreaway from the Hermosa Pier and surrounded by many eateries and coffee shops. Metered street parking near by. And remember free street parking for a couple of weeks prior to Christmas. Check out the darling kids corner with unique games, books, activity books and more. Curious has a wonderful jewelry corner highlighting local artist, Dana's, jewelry. SHuge selection of necklaces, bracelets and earrings-all hypoallergenic nickle free. Unique card selection as well as home decor and more. You will always be greeted with a smile and offered free gift wrapping. Oh and don't forget to join their Curious mailing list to earn points.

Manhattan Torah Center - nonprofit - Updated October 2026

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