So if you're looking for snacks, candy, greeting cards, lottery tickets, or other assorted…read moreknick-knacks, you might find what you want here. As a venue calling itself a "newsstand," however, this place is sorely lacking, if only for the fact that I can't pick up an issue of Time (or any magazine) here. Crossword puzzles and Sudoku books are not quite the same.

I was in Atlanta for a convention for a few days- I needed small nail clippers- AND THEY HAD THEM!…read moreCheap! They also had a wide variety of newspapers, magazines, cards, a medicine cabinet type aisle (which is great because the closest drugstore is over a mile away and I didn't have a car) among other various tchotchkes.

This is the type of store you would expect to see at an airport. They have a good selection of…read moresnacks and beverages as well as newspapers. They have a good variety of magazines, and cards someone might need before leaving the office at the end of the day. The employees are friendly and attentive. This store is located within the mini food court in Marquis 2 building.

Back when I could mouch off my parents and didn't have to pay rent I use to ride my bike up the…read morestreet to the local convenience store when I would spend my allowance on soda, chips and slushy. Of course always grabbed a copy of Creative Loafing to check out cool events that I couldn't attend because I was underage and or had no driver's licence. Fast forward a few decades and CL is still one of my favorite sidekick for what is cool, interesting and or off beat for this city of mine. Besides letting you know what's worthy of checking out in this fine city of the south they also have great short fiction written by local talents. We shouldn't be surprised that there are so many talented local writers in this city. After all this is the city of Gone With The Wind and telling stories to each other is as natural as sweet tea and fried okra baby! For the past 10+ years or more my favorite reason to get the CL is the legendary epicurean Cliff Bostock. He was a foodie before most of us were even born! Whether it's Waffle House or some foo foo restaurant where they serve you food the size of a half dollar and then have the nerve to charge you half a Benjamin for it. You can always depend on CB to give you the honest truth in a down to Earth no pretensions manner. BTW if you want to torment yourself check out the 100 dishes to eat article https://creativeloafing.com/content-270683 don't read this when you're hungry as I did..you'll hate yourself. Best the best thing about CL are the classified...funny as hell.....

If you can get around the bountiful assortment of advertisements all over the newspaper, then it is…read moreactually pretty enjoyable. There are some very talented writers at Creative Loafing, and my hat goes off to them for the remarkable job that they do on a weekly basis. Undoubtedly the best Newspaper that Atlanta has to offer. Not to mention, they are free. Which is nice because I would never pay for something that wastes millions of trees anyways. I can't wait until there is no such thing as a newspaper actually. Our generation no longer needs it, considering we are ushering in the digital information age. Get with the times you small minded journalists, and quit throwing that dumb Buyer Savings newspaper in my driveway that I repeatedly told you to stop giving me.

Depending on the month's featured topic, I like this magazine. A lot of the articles (picking out…read moreschools for your kids?) aren't relevant to me right now, but it's a great general magazine. And thanks to a friend that clued me in on the fact that a yearly subscription is only $12, sign me up! Buying it off of the newsstand will run you $4.95 for a single issue!

Atlanta's own monthly city mag, it's good for restaurant guides and for keeping an eye open for new…read morestores and shopping tips. If you're looking for hard hitting journalism, keep on looking. This is a lifestyle pub and they keep it pretty light and shiny. Lots of ads, but that's pretty standard for a regional magazine like this. When I was looking up their website for their phone number, I was surprised to find out that Atlanta Magazine has been around since 1961. Considering how much of Atlanta is relatively brand spanking new, I couldn't believe a local magazine could be 45 years old.

The best one-stop-shop establishment in the city! They have the best self-serve coffee I've ever…read morehad; one huge cup and it's only $1.25 (no tax). As a college student who balls on an EXTREMELY TIGHT budget, this is my go-to spot for my vice. You need fruit? Got it. Snacks? Got it. School supplies? Got it. Sanitary items? Got it. Water? Coffee? Tea? Got it, got it, and got it. They also have cigarettes, lottery tickets, cards, hair care items, hygienic items, and just about anything and everything else you could think of. Everything is supper affordable and the husband and wife duo that own that place are incredibly sweet. Needless to say, this is place is my jam.

I stampeded into 7 to 7 Newsstand in search of maxi pads and discovered so much more: ground…read morecoffee, candy bars, picture frames, cigarettes, and a huge scoop with plastic bags for self-serve trail mix, chocolate malt balls and Sour Patch Kids. I startled the sleeping cashier when I asked if they have feminine products. She yawned, snorted and offered me two choices with her eyes closed. I am shocked by the vast selection.

Everything about this bookstore is a vibe! The name was artfully thought out as it refers to our…read more44th president and the 3rd refers to how the store is sectioned! When I walked in Mr. Lee offered to give me a tour and he did so with such panache! It was an absolute treat! They have a great selection of black-authored books! There is some free street parking and a parking garage. However, I'm not sure if you can use the garage or if it's free! All in all I'm in love with this place and you will fall in love with it too!!

Such a lovely little bookstore! It is nestled on the lower level of the building, so head on down…read morethe short flight of stairs to enter. They have all the new releases and some rare, timeless books as a part of their collection. The store is well organized and the staff was delightful and patient as I made my choices. Author talks and book signings are also offered throughout the year! Parking is available on the street & in the connected parking garage. They will validate in the garage so bring your ticket in with you.

Came here for the WHM: Sheroe's In The Stacks & Studio Yelp event for Women's History Month and had…read morea great time. The music by Perlizbeth and poetry by Unique were both inspiring and emotional--such a great way to experience local talent. It was also awesome getting to meet Yelp Atlanta's Community Manager, Erica E! Two Best Friends Cafe and Books is definitely a hidden gem. It's a little tricky to find at first (I got turned around), but it's worth it. The space is cozy, welcoming, and perfect for a coffee shop/bookstore vibe. I ordered a green tea from their limited menu for the yelp event--it was only $3, good quality, and the service was friendly. Great experience overall. Supported a local business, discovered talented artists, and made some good memories. 5 stars!

Where do I begin? What a magical book nook! Now, first thing, do not get lost. Once you enter the…read moregarage-esque area, go up the ramp to the hall on the left. Follow the hallway allll the way down and it will be on your left at unit G. If you went up any flights of stairs, go back down. Now that that's out of the way, their coffee is so smooth and so are the vibes. They have tons of titles you rarely see at big name bookstores. I was so impressed by their selections.