6 bucks for two cheese sticks is borderline robbery. Get your travel snacks elsewhere.read more

The prices are disgusting. 'Inflation' as an excuse to price gouge travelers. Plan ahead and either…read morebring snacks, etc., or arrive when the cafe is still open. An example: $12 for 5oz chocolate pretzels (usual retail ~$4)

Ken W Wakefield…read more Healy News is always tops for me. Sally and now Dave Hall performs Great Service along with Irv. They always have what I need when I need it and always at the right price. Dave and Irv are the Best at Customer Service. Keep up the excellent tradition, guys!

Healeys is my favorite store I'll shop there forevermore…read moreThey sell chips I like chips I just wish the sold more dips I shop at Healeys everyday I hope they never go away If the did Id be sad So I hope they dont leave just like my dad

I can never get enough of a bookstore and Symposium Books did not disappoint. They pack a ton into…read morethis small shop. The store was easy to navigate so you could find what book or genre you wanted to browse. I always love checking out how book stores setup their front tables and what types of books they are recommending. They have a few cafe tables out front if you visit during nice weather. Street parking and garages are all around, so you may have to do a loop or two, but overall you can find parking!

I've loved this bookstore for the past 10 years that I've lived in Rhode Island. The record…read moreselection happens to fall within my taste, which is sometimes a little dangerous. Same with the books. They are nicely displayed. There's always a good selection of art books. I've been here for a book readings , a record listening party today, shopping and browsing. It's always a welcoming vibe here. I feel like there used to be more of a use selection than there is now, but I still love this place.

This the best publication in the state I have read with several issues once a week to cover…read moredifferent areas in the state of R.I., located in the blackstone valley area. They are free, and can be picked up locally on Thursdays. My particular favorite, in addition to detailed stories of local interest, are the weekly articles written by Arlene Violet--and the weekly letter from the editor, Tom Ward. Keep up the good work

Great store - whatever your interest they have the magazine for you. The problem is no one but me…read morereads magazines anymore. These days I usually get jammed up at the register behind some guy chasing his version of the American dream buying $75.00 worth of scratch tickets. "I'll have three number sevens, five number tens, and four number seventeens...oh, and a pack of Marlboros." Thumbs up to the one dude there who I think has not had a day off since 1997.

I stop in here almost every day for a Red Bull and some grape flavored Double Diamond little…read morecigars, which are hard to find in this area. They almost always have them in stock, and they have a great selection of magazines. The ATM seems to go out of order or get jammed often, but other than that, I've got no complaints.

I have been an on and off fan of this grouping of magazines for quite some time. Sometimes they…read moreget it right. More often, not so much! However, after reading the March 2015 edition with friends, and not being of Irish decent, we decided to delve into the St. Patrick's Day quiz. It was interesting and even though there were silly answers injected throughout, we forged ahead. We all debated on some of the questions. Three doctorally educated people and 2 college interns among us, we finished the quiz and went looking for the answers within the magazine. They were left unpublished. So, I called the Coastal Communications Corp. and Ljiljana Vasiljevic, publisher and editor-in-chief, answered the phone and instead of stating something pleasant like 'hello' or 'SCI, Can I help you?', all I heard was 'YES' and a disheartening silence... as if I was bothering her. I asked her directly about the missing answer key, and she told me in a snobbish fashion, that the answers were so apparent that they didn't bother to include them, stating that anyone with a brain should know the solutions. I have had the underwhelming honor to meet Ms. V and her obnoxious son, Sebastian, on numerous occasions. Again, I am unimpressed by: her, the fact that instead of stating they had made a mistake by not including the answers, the choice to put off the mistake to her editor and son, Sebastian Clarke (true nepotism at it's ultimate degree... as no one would probably give this little snot a job), and the sad ability to represent her magazine in this fashion makes us wonder if this publication pack is relevant to anyone in this day and age. I feel sad for Paul E. Kandarian, the gentle writer who wrote this puff piece. To imagine having an editorial meeting with Ms. V and Mr. C, must truly result in pure agony and the further need of a stiff drink to help erase such councilling. THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME I ENJOY CCC'S MAGAZINES. I HATE BEING LIED TO OR MADE TO FEEL INFERIOR BY A FOREIGNOR. NO LONGER WILL I HAVE TO OFFER SUCH UNINSPIRING TRASH TO MY RECYCLING BIN. Advertisers beware! THIS MAGAZINE SEEMS TO HAVE BECOME LESS OF A JOY TO READ AND MORE SO A VEHICLE DERIVED SOLELY TO FUND PERSONAL POCKETS.

From the owner: Mission: To develop and define a regional awareness and…read moreidentity for the South Coast by chronicling current trends, issues and developments in the social, commercial, political and cultural life of this unique corner of New England. Publishing since 1997 our publications are available at over 650 locations from Mt. Hope Bay to Buzzards Bay. It is the largest circulation of any South Coast periodical.

We love Barrington Books. Such an incredible selection of local authors and an even bigger…read moreselection of best sellers. The staff is so helpful and accommodating!

I love this store. My new go to for gifts. Great selections for kids. I highly recommend.read more