"A word aptly uttered or written cannot be cut away by an axe."…read more― Nikolai Gogol, Dead Souls There's a certain something that a piece of paper gives - regardless of topic, language or era - that a digital app cannot provide. You know the history of why I started to learn Russian (that PPK track with Paul Oakenfold) and that I have been using the app with the owl logo to improve my skills on the language. However, just like with reading an actual newspaper by hand or doing an engineering sketch by hand instead of only on CAD there's a certain magic to it. I was having lunch at a cafe in Sunny Isles this afternoon ("YA khochu zakazat' pel'meni, pozhaluysta") and asked my waitress. Another patron in the restaurant chimed in that my Russian was pretty clear. I mentioned that I was studying and she noted that she owned this bookstore. They sell a large variety of books, from educational to religious and novels. I saw some artisanal matroyshka dolls and even a sweet plush corgi I might get as a gift for someone. Service was very helpful in helping me pick a level-appropriate book and "pretesting", letting me practice reading. The attendant even found a Russian-to-English Architecture & Engineering Dictionary!

My friend told me about this store.And I am so happy that I went and bought so many books for my…read morekids.Selection of the books was amazing and the prices were reasonable.Hoghly recommend it to everyone

As someone who was once a frequent, happy customer that loved this judaica, I'm disappointed to say…read morethat I no longer recommend it to anyone. The owner has no consideration or respect for his clients, and treated me rudely and coldly the last time I came. His motto? "We are not here to answer questions or provide guidance, we just sell and that's it. If you have questions and need guidance, ask the Rabbi. But buy your stuff and then leave." Not to mention that he and his employee at the front desk lacked the proper respect, maturity, and knowledge, to answer the questions I had about potential purchases that day. Very unprofessional and terrible service. For those considering buying here, heed my advice and support another Judaica that is more welcoming and eager to answer questions, not a place that is so cold and vacant like an empty cave. Oh, and a little word of advice to the owner of the store and his employees: "What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbour. This is the whole Torah; all the rest is commentary." (Hillel, Talmud, Shabbat 31a).

literally the best store in Miami - can't imagine how they got a bad review. nicest employees and…read morebest stuff

I shop here whenever I'm in Miami. They have seforim that I can't find anywhere else. The sales…read morestaff is very helpful.

Never, ever buy from this store. I made an online purchase and paid for fast shipping. A week went…read moreby, no books. Another week went buy and I called the store. The person who answered said I had to call back. The person who could answer was in New York. Called again and had to personally go the store. When I was there, I told them I had placed a hold with PayPal. I had to go on the phone with PayPal on the premises. They gave me the books and reluctantly gave me the 14.00 dollars I paid for in shipping. Nobody should do business with these people. The disdain they have for customers is beyond hope of being redeemed.

We went for a class and mediation session with Sarah... it was insightful and powerful. The store…read moreis filled with many things for healing and life enrichment. Left feeling healing and filled with loving energy.

This store had lots of choices for crystals, stones, candles, and the like. The staff offered…read moreassistance regarding any questions I had about the products. He said that he didn't know exactly where things were but knew if it was something they carried. The prices were a little higher than I am used to seeing. Overall, I'd call this your basic crystal shop.