Decent quick little stop off right on Main St. convenient store that has similar items to a 7-11…read more Yet is more personal, I'd rather support local businesses overall. And they've been there for quite some time and it is my hope that they remain around the area! A little pricier than competitors with the same type of merchandise. Yet sometimes it is worth the time Insave and the overall convenience.

My husband and I walk here every night. They have everything from lottery to cat food to train…read moretickets. Great for that one thing you forgot on your way home! A real Main St staple

Best local independent bookstore! The staff have excellent recommendations and there is something…read morefor everyone. Love the convenient location right in the the middle of Maplewood village. They're open later than most other stores, so it's a great place to browse and pick up books and gifts while waiting for a table. The employee book recommendations are top notch.

I've been to a number of bookstores, and in terms of neatness, organization, and atmosphere, this…read moreone is pretty standard. It's a very lovely space, and the parking is not terrible (there is a lot down the street by the train station). I have visited this bookstore about three times, and each time, I am turned off by the lack of friendliness from the staff. No one has ever greeted me upon entering or said goodbye on the way out. The only time I ever heard someone greet a customer is to tell him to put his drink away. Even though this store is about five minutes from where I live, it is not my go-to.

such a great store! there were tons and tons of albums, every group you could ever think of was…read moreprobably there. i bought a few albums at a good price and the lady at the front was very kind and gave me some official freebies!

Very cute place. We bought an Enhypen album and the lady allowed us to choose a free card. We got…read moreChangin from Stray Kids. Very nice cashier lady!

Pretty cool shop selling unique and handmade items from countries such as India, Tibet, &…read moreGuatemala. In this store you will find, jewelry, knitted items, incense, essential oils, candles, trinkets, decor, wood carvings, dream catchers, etc. The owner has been traveling the world for over 20 plus years and brings back many of these items to sell. She has established many coops in these countries and donates part of the profits. I was told this by the kind gentleman volunteer who was manning the store for her. There are many interesting items you can buy for yourself or give as inexpensive gifts. The prices here aren't too bad. There is a minimum of $10 for c.c. purchase. This store is hard to find as is tucked away in an alley on spring street. Even if not purchasing anything it's also a cool store to just to poke around.

I seriously love this place. I started going here in high school, and still go back every time i'm…read morein town. Very small shop, but packed with all kinds of amazing handcrafted jewelry, hippie-esque clothing and handbags, incense and spiritual items (i don't know how else to describe it!). In school, we were always annoyed at there "only 2 people under 18 allowed in at once" rule, but now as an adult, I see why. i honestly think this place helped me shape my whole "look" (if you can call it that) -- after buying numerous poison rings, boxes of Nag Champa, and hand woven purses there, i credit them for making me the pseudo-hippie i am today :) and while you're there, go 2 doors down to Chucks for some killer wings :) can't miss!

Great selection of of n-scale and HO, trains, tracks and accessories…read more Excellent prices and very knowledgeable. Great customer service. I have been shopping there since I restarted my model train hobby (O to n). Very happy.

Great old-school Mom-&-Pop!!!. Personalized help, super knowledgeable, and a huge # of products and…read morespecialty items available. I hope they stay open forever. ACES+++

This was a quiet and unexpected moment of my day. I didn't plan on going here, but stumbled upon it…read morewalking downtown. The person at the front desk was helpful and gave me what I needed to self-guide through the space. There was a featured artist and it showed a range of their work. Best part...It was free!

It's located in a small historic building on Nassau Street. It's like a snack sized museum! There's…read moreonly 4 small rooms but the exhibit was interesting. The building itself is cool to see too. Art on Hulfish ( couldn't find on Yelp) a few blocks away also has an art exhibit + art activities. This location is a little bigger but still snack size! While the Princeton Art Museum is closed for a rebuild, Arts @ Bainbridge. And Art in Hulfish a few blocks away continue to provide art experiences. The staff at both were very nice and helpful

Wonderful little new bookstore with a great selection of books and knowledgeable staff able to help…read moreyou find a good book. They also have some fun reading accessories and knick-knacks, so a great place to find a gift for the reader in your life.

On a visit the New Hope area last Saturday, I had to visit Lambertville, too - it's adorable, too…read more And my first stop was Howling Basset Books! I love supporting independent bookstores when I travel, and Howling Basset is a charming shop. It's not the largest bookshop, but it has a Basset Hound mascot (who was sadly on vacation when I visited) and a great curated selection of books! I also really loved all the bookseller recommendations on the shelves! The customer service was very friendly, and the shop is adorable overall. Definitely wander over to shop for some books if you're in Lambertville!

What a delightful little park …read more I'm happy to see that this is the school mascot . I didn't know prior to today. Very tidy park and only one other person, enjoying it at the same time as me . I was a little surprised there weren't more students sitting and reading and enjoying beautiful day today in this delightful park . Enjoyable

When you are Yelp!'s #1 OUTLAW where do you hang your spurs?…read more Palmer Square at Princeton University! Why you might ask!? Because I am the least preppy and run-of-the-mill hanging-on-mom-and-dad's-expense account type. My ruggedness fits right in at 'Palmer Square' with my leather jackets and frayed jeans: the way oil and vinegar mix! That said, I enjoy my outlaw status at Princeton's angled walkways and shops and cliche coffee houses. When I enter Small World Coffee or order up at The Yankee Doodle Tap Room the women visibly gasp at my long locks and muscles in disbelief! People either think I am an astrophysicist on a hallucinogenic or a Greaser from the 1950s. The Rebel Chef has what is sorely needed in this town: frassos. Palmer Square is where all the ritzy brats in this town go to buy their $500 undershirts, Choo-choo train toys and loafers. It's a lit-up snazzy horseshoe shaped little park with some sign posts, historical markers, restaurants, bars, clothes stores, arches and bookshops. People come to walk poodles. It gets busy around here between about 10am until 3pm, after that all the monocled scientists and 'an athletic scholarship in high jump bought me my way to a degree in biology' - types go to their small dorms for long naps. Palmer Square is nonetheless an archaic but valued (if for its aura and celebrated window shopping) nexus and hub for the hamlet of Princeton. Every now and again when I come through here - I grab a pint and some bar food and enjoy the seasons. Palmer Square Review: 5