before the hills, before 90210, im talking tootie time, it was also archie time. before archie came…read morein the thick, book sized crap it came long and lean, in plastic baggies with individually stickered prices from shinders. they had a special stock of rare, hard to find and vintage archie. yes, vintage archie. old school archie, before the ronnie and betty got breast implants. many a long shower i faked as a child, so i could read my new weekly archie on the same day, pre homework. never a fan of the ginge- i saved my love for reggie and my hatred for veronica. what would last longer, my laffy taffy or that weekly wonder that was archie? if youre not into archie i think they have every other comic or magazine ever created ever. and if they dont they will get it for you.

Shinder's is a great place to go for any type of magazine known to man. I think I have only been…read morethere once when they didn't have exactly what I needed, and it was really obscure.

The most amazing selection of Leftist books, periodicals, and journals. Everybody was very kind -…read moreit is cash only so come prepared. Fantastic prices. If you voted for Biden or Trump this place is not for you, unless you are open to alternatives to the hellscape that is the Democratic and Republican parties.

All new books, no used ones that I saw. Very small place but had parking right out front. Lots of…read morelocal and regional authors, good place to find unique books. They have a little comfy sitting area where you can curl up and decide what you want to leave with.

This is literally a news stand on the corner of the street…read more I'm shocked that they have an address and a phone number, to be honest. I am not sure who gets their news and magazines here, but clearly as they have been around for quite a long time, someone does. I was never tempted to do so.

I'd never been here before, and I usually make a point of going to locally owned bookstores, but…read morehad a gift card to burn! This space in Calhoun Square area is surprisingly large and bright. Tonssss of selection when it comes to books, all well organized. I was surprised by how cute the kids section was! Great table displays of current hot and new books. I found what I needed quickly and had great service from the staff finding things and checking out. They had some great discounts going too on certain books!

I really wanted a new book. I was trying to psych myself up to go to my usual location in a mall,…read morebut Christmas Eve Day? Sounded very... people-y. I did not want to deal with a parking lot full of frantic last-minute shoppers. Luckily, I absent-mindedly drove in the wrong direction, and thanks to muscle memory and the Yelp app remembered this location. Score! I was delighted to discover that there was tons of parking, and I was even more pleased to discover an excellent selection of business books--just what I was looking for. I immediately spotted a book that I had been eyeing for a while and snagged it, then perused the other titles until I found another book that I simply had to have. Making my purchase was easy as pie thanks to a highly efficient cashier person. I saved a good chunk thanks to being a member (a great investment if you live your books like I love mine). All in all? It was a most satisfying experience. Definitely check out this location if you're in the market for gifts, too--they have a great selection of books for varied interests, and you can always find something wonderful at a great price. Don't miss their magazine section, either--it's exceptional!

Loved this cozy and unique bookstore. I also appreciated the history behind the buildings previous…read moretenant, the phone company. Great photos of he switchboard room and operators! I could have spent hours here!!

This was my 20th stop on the Indie Bookstore Passport tour. It sells used and rare books. The…read morestacks here felt curated and well organized, which I appreciated. Often times a used bookstore chooses to organize in a somewhat random fashion, so their eye to detail and curation is welcomed. The wood tones and lighting here were cozy. There is street parking available.

Well, I really like to get the Star Tribune for local news, sports and national news. i have been…read morea subscriber for over 35 years, if that tells you something! But, now, sadly, we cannot get the paper delivered to our box on a daily basis. Some days, we can get it in the evening, other days, never. They say we get "CREDITS". How can we be sure that is the case? But, it isn't the credits I want, it is the newspaper. If you can't deliver, and we don't live in an area that is inaccessible and without other subscribers on our street, what is the REAL problem? I understand that wages might keep people from wanting to take delivery jobs, but, it is your responsibility as a business to keep the customer happy and deliver the product. Do what you NEED to do to get this fixed. Bad business if you can't deliver the product that the customer has ordered and paid for for almost 4 decades!

should have read the reviews before subscribing to receive a physical paper - day 5 of my…read moresubscription and have yet to receive a single one.

Southwest Journal, you are like the greatest neighbors all rolled into one!…read more You are the informative neighbor, telling me about new places to check out. You are the classy neighbor, giving me just enough information about things I don't normally care about, just in case I'm ever in a situation where I need to sound cultured. You are the friendly neighbor because your articles always sound so nice. You have never taken on a negative tone with me, kind of like my real-life asshole neighbors. I don't even need to mention how reliable you are! And, most importantly, you are my nosy neighbor. Your crime reports are reason enough for me to live! I love knowing that I'm not the stupid person who let some strangers in, got tanked, passed out and then woke up to find her car missing. I'm sure glad I get to read about someone else doing it, kind of like my own personal gossip magazine. I just wish you'd put the paper in bags before you delivered them. I know it's not great for the environment, but throwing a newspaper onto steps covered in snow/rain is pretty dumb.

The best local newspaper in the Twin Cities. Its a great way to learn about what is happening in…read morethe neighborhoods, learn of local businesses, and keep up on city government. Its a positive, up beat publication that is chock full of useful news.

It's the perfect marriage of food and gossip. It's a great way to find out what's really opening…read moreand closing. They had a closer relationship with Yelp when Aaron Landry was in town, it seems he's in Hawaii now. There is so much to read on this site you'll get info overload, and manage to have a couple of hours pass by. The name is so Minnesotean, and we're lucky to have them. I think the website and photography of food and restaurants is gorgeous. I find the restaurant reviews are just as reliable as Yelp. Great to have on facebook and the newsletter, too. I'd like to see them continue the Yelp relationship.

Single best food resource hub online. I read the Churn ("skimming the cream of local food news")…read morereligiously. Minnesota is lucky to have this site.

Massive selection, bought a 100 year old HG Wells book! Good prices too. Nice owners.read more

A great place to get lost in for a few hours. There is an overwhelming selection roughly…read morecategorized by genre. Books ranging in price from $25 - $many thousands.