Location, location, location!…read more The Garden Store is an extremely small bodega at the corner of Manhattan and Nassau avenues, and it benefits heavily from the foot traffic in and out of the Nassau Avenue subway station. Outside, you can pick up the daily newspapers or a magazine -- English and Polish -- or get your cigarettes or lottery tickets through the sliding window. Inside, they don't have much more: Soda, juice, and beer. An ATM. Some snack food items. And polybagged porn magazines. The shop's not that great, but it's extremely convenient -- and the people working there are nice enough. Regardless, there's no reason you'd go here other than it's on your way to the subway.

Possibly the most hilarious convenience store owners in the neighborhood. I am guessing they are…read morehusband and wife and always have something funny and kind of crazy to say, especially when you are a regular. This is larger than most convenience stores on the LES and has everything from drinks to household items. No deli, no hot food, no magazines, but pretty much everything else. The prices are decent and less than many stores around. Two ATM machines, one inside and one outside.

Baba sells Metro Cards! That's why I like him. This is a great location for my out of town…read morevisitors. My friends always need a metro card to get the train to Grand Central. There's a lot of merchandise for vaping and smoking which I'm not interested in buying. It's good for my visiting family and friends that need to grab a bottle of water or a magazine to read on the train. You wouldn't believe by the outside that there's a wide variety of merchandise inside. I can see why this place has stayed in business during difficult economic times. It's convenient, consistent, and friendly service.

Another typical tiny bodega / convenience store on the UES. Organized, plenty of snacks, cold…read moredrinks, quick eats, NYS Lottery, etc. They have a small hot coffee and tea counter in here. Only $1 for a small cup which is just fine with me. Sometimes I like the option of making my own cup to walk around with. At least I know where my hands have been. ATM in here too if you don't mind paying a fee.

It usually a positive thing when stores follow the same model from location to location. Walgreens…read moreis no different. While coming into NYC, I had to stop by to the Walgreens right in the station to get cough drops. There is nothing more convenient than this and the line inside proves my point. I am always pleased when I am properly greeted when I walk through the door. I am especially happy when a clerk or cashier look up from what they are doing to acknowledge a customer walking through the door. This store, like other Walgreens is big and bright and very new with clean isles to navigate through. This incredibly delightful staff was over the top in greetings. Happy to see a customer. Happy to help a customer. Happy to speak with a customer. The item I needed was right on the checkout line... I never new cough drop were that type of impulse item, and there could be so many brands. Check out went very quickly and I received the same cordial greeting as I left as when I came in. The team member behind the counter just personified the model employee of engagement, spreading happiness and loving to be able to help. Kudos to a wonderful team here at Walgreens, Penn Station

Pretty clean and has all the necessities. Located in the train hall, it's across from the food…read morecourt area where chopt and other shops are. It looks new but I am not sure when it opened. Lots of travelers coming through. The staff was nice and friendly.

Price was ok but not a price that would keep coming back. Person behind counter was nice enough…read more Wouldn't go out of my way to go there but might purchase again if I was in the area.

Hit or miss. They sell a variety of "unregulated brands" cannabis products- from chocolate to vape…read more Unfortunately It's a coin toss, some work some are fake. For the Price it's not worth the hit or miss factor since Ny has regulated medical and recreational cannabis.

Cross Tunnel is on 34th street right across from - you guessed it - the Midtown Tunnel exit. Their…read moresmall shop makes for a quick visit if you're seeking a newspaper, water, candy, or other quick convenience item. No deli counter or anything other than pre-packaged foods/snacks here, but that's not hard to find elsewhere...

Couldn't live without the coffee at this place. 1.50 for a 16 ounce cup. Always fresh and…read moregood(through the day anyway, at night all bets are off. 1 star off for that) Flavored, French Roast, Chocolate Macadamia, Hazelnut, Decaf, and Regular. They keep it very clean and always have a hello when you walk in. Great snacks late at night... poptarts, Chef's Ravioli, cheezits, ice cream. Lower ice cream prices would be nice.

I've gone here nearly every day after school for a few years. Good selection of snacks, not sure…read moreabout the alcohol but they've got a good twelve or so shelves if you want to get drunk. There's an immediate degradation in sidewalk quality right in front of the door, makes it pop real nice. Ambient smokers outside give the area a nice decrepit atmosphere, too (homey if you're visiting from New York). The floor is slanting and broken in places but we live in New Jersey so we can't kid ourselves here (nowhere near Camden level, so don't get too worried). Overall, Solid 5/5, if you want clean floors and don't want cancer from secondhand smoke go pretend you're one of those prissy fucks up by Massachussets.

Absolute dump. Owners leave the sidewalk filthy, and their customer's leave liquor bottles all…read moreover the street and double park everywhere. The inside was literally slanting, and all the freezer doors wouldn't close, but it looks like they finally fixed that. Hope someone sells the building, and turns it into condos.