A Poor man's 7-11.... Gets the job done though. Nothing else around here. Jay is a good dude, makes…read morea good coffee in the morning.

I belong to the Nassau Council Chambers of Commerce and we held a meeting in the conference room of…read moreRichner Publications. What a great setting. RC is located in the industrial park in Garden City by the old Endo building, right off of the Meadowbrook Parkway. Very easy to get to and there is plenty of parking close by. The conference room was large and easily accommodated our group. The room outside the CR was perfect to put our breakfast buffet. It was a treat to have Mr. Richner spend some time with us and give us both the history of and current status of his business. He also gave us a guided tour of the building and we had an opportunity to witness one of the presses printing papers. Thank you to Mr. Richner and Richner Publications for having us as his guest and taking us for a tour of the building. It was great to find out just how much work is done here

During my career in Hospitality, I have been fortunate to have been recognized for my contribution…read moreto my profession. Working with Marquis Who's Who in America, from the inception through the multiple awards, he was very warm, professional and pleasant, with everyone at Who's Who. The writers, capsuled the details and highlights of my career, and I was extremely pleased with the end results. The staff became "friends." The "Distinguished" WSJ recognition, was the "coup de grace"! I proudly display my awards, prominently in my office, for everyone to enjoy. Thank you Marquis Who's Who in America, one and all! Cordially. Robert Kuhlman Founder, Chairman & CEO Kuhlmann Pleasure Island Resorts Intl

They never. Stop. Contacting. You. Each time telling you the "good news" that you've been…read moreselected/nominated/chosen for some made up bullshit "award" that includes various "perks" and recognitions, all of which will cost you $$. The last one they tried to sell me on was nearly $8000! And they made it sound like I was getting a bargain! And they'll do the classic sales technique of starting with a high number like that, answering every "no" with a reduction in cost if you give up this or that. I fell for it, and the person I was working with told me in 3 years they would nominate me again for the same "honor" and I would just pay the "balance." I actually pursued Who's Who, I was thrilled to be chosen. If given the same choice, no way in hell would I do so.

While waiting for wife shopping, I decided to wander around Broadway mall…read more Sore little newsstand type store with signs for Lotto. decided I needed to get in on the huge jackpot. Small store but has a lot of items stuffed in. The lady behind the counter was very friendly and helpful. Got my Lottery tickets and she said good look. Would definitely go again if in mall

The people under the stairs. Apparently in real life they aren't zombies but quick mart owners…read more This tiny spot under the escalators at Broadway mall serves two purposes only 1) sell you lotto and scratch offs 2) sell you soft drinks and junk food snacks. It's small and cramped, but if you really need a Reese's Pieces and a lottery ticket before your movie remember candy is cheaper then at the theater.

Update: No more Beetology but plenty of Coconut Water…read more --------------------------------------------- Pretty nice guys. Clean and neat store. Normal FiDi prices. You'll almost never find a beverage for less than $3. They have candies and cards here. My favorite thing about this store is that they have Beetology. Well, they used to have it. I've been waiting forever for them to bring it back. The younger guy behind the counter says they will very soon, they might even change their vendor if they don't get it from them. I think I'm about to change my vendor because I crave that Beetology. Brought a Coconut Aloe water from them yesterday forThey sell pretty healthy drinks.

My favorite store ! So many books, so many places to sit and Starbucks inside for the win. I could…read morespend hours here. I will definitely be back. Lots of parking and sales on books!

This is not a place I would ever expect to have a bad experience. Never had before. Today,…read more11/30/2025....what an awful interaction with a miserable women that I was later told is a store manager. I was having a hard time finding a book by James Fell, a fairly well known author. I asked her where I could find his books and instead of simply looking this up I got a nasty face, and a disdainful "I don't know who that is. Are you sure that's the right name?" Not her words...her tone and demeanor. SMH. Another employee, right nearby, assisted me, found the book in seconds and was on his way. No...I didn't buy it. Principle. I passed her again later and got another dirty look....really? Another issue entirely...is there a good reason that there are novels...many novels.... in the religion section? Inquiring minds would like to know. I hadn't been in this store in quite some time...won't return any time soon. Changed and not for the better. FTR...everyone else that I spoke to in the store, aside from the rude manager, was quite pleasant, friendly, and helpful. Wow, B & N...Amazon is eating you. Do better.

This is a run-down, old-fashioned news stand. Small, cramped, and not maintained well. Selection's…read morenot great. Average prices. Also, who buys porn mags anymore?

Howard News has been a living icon in my neighborhood (Rego Park, Queens). Surprised they have a…read moreyelp page. If you need any late night essentials this is where you go. Beer, smokes, lottos, even a shelf case of cigars.

I went this place Graziellas on Frances Lewis Blvd the owner is so racist and homophobic I…read moreexperienced it myself yesterday something needs to be done about this place can you help me

Local news of Brooklyn, Queens and Bronx targeting these boroughs in both print and internet…read moreformat. Finally, a newspaper entiredly deciated to my own borough! Membership to subscribers for the internet version is free. The print circulation of the Times Ledger Newspaper is also free. I rate Times Ledger four stars despite it's niche market there are a lot of local events missed out such as Flushing's annual Dragon Boat Festival, Brooklyn's Botantial Garden's Sakura Matsuri, etc.

The Island's local printed newspaper which is also available online format. New York's Long Island…read morelocal news serving both Nassau and Suffolk counties. For Long Island, by Long Islanders, to Long Islanders!