When at the airport, it's great to have convenient shops to purchase items needed for the flight or…read morejust something to bring back a loved one. Maybe this particular employee was having a difficult day, but from my observation it seemed just being a little lazy. This location lacked customer service. The girl in front of me was purchasing an item and worked at the airport. I witnessed the worker not give a discount cause her " register was closed". I think whether or not the discount is small the employee is entitled to get it. For me, I asked a simple question if they had an item in stock ( coconut water) The employee said no, and I found it myself. It's just disappointing to see someone represent the store that doesn't care.

My daughter was harassed by the man who works here while traveling from Massachusetts back home to…read moreCalifornia. He caused her extreme anxiety and made her very uncomfortable. She went in and asked about a charger which had no price on it. His response to her was "how much do you want it to be?" She found a half off rack, again with no marked price. She asked again how much this charger was, and he responded she did not want that because it was broken. He continued with personal questions, "are you alone?" "Who are you visiting?" He asked her how old she was and when she responded 17, she thought he would back off. He kept on with nosy and inappropriate questions in addition to creepily staring her up and down. He continued to try to play a game of cat and mouse with her in regards to the charger and finally she just grabbed one and went to pay at the self-checkout. The man walked over, took the charger out of her hand and proceeded to scan it himself... (An attempt to be closer to her.) She hurriedly paid and she left. She immediately called her father and while she was telling him what happened she turned around to see that he was right behind her and had closed the store by pulling the gate down. Her dad and I instructed her to go straight to an employee in the airport and let them know. By this time she was terrified. They got the police involved and we were told that the man would be spoken to, but he had left when he heard My daughter talking to her dad. On top of all of this the $40 charger that she bought did not work. She saved the receipt and the box along with the charger and I have written to corporate bringing their attention to the type of people they have employed and requesting a refund. I have yet to get a response to two emails that I have sent already. I don't care how convenient the store is, whoever they have working there seems to be dangerous. I'm sure that this is not the first or the last time this will happen. Just a warning for any single women or younger people traveling. The one star is only because there is no option for zero stars. Disgusting behavior not to mention selling broken items.

Once you get through security in terminal A, there aren't a whole lot of options for souvenirs…read morebesides Newslink of Boston at every corner of the gates. It's very small so there isn't a whole lot to choose from. I went to three different ones just to find a book/magazine/ something that could entertain me for at least 2 hours. The selection is alright, I eventually found something but they all have almost the exact same merchandise. They have more of snacks than anything else, so I would probably come here for just that if I'm here again. There is nothing above average about their friendliness/customer service, but then again should you ever expect that at an airport gift shop?

Couteous staff. Mediocore selection. Instead of seeing columns of stacks of the same travel…read moremagazines I would have liked to see a more interesting variety. I suppose they are catering to travelers but I'm sure people would be more apt to buying unique interesting finds rather than the cookie cutter fashion and news publications.

Seeing that I've written a review before & after reading it I realized it was for the Vegas…read morestore.....oops! I stopped in here on 12/29/2025 to browse & ended up buying a Boston sweatshirt. It's sad to see that their sweatshirts are made with a thinner material & not as thick as they've been in the past. Most everything is over priced in here. Staff members (older male & female) were not friendly @ all. Neither greeted any customer's including myself while I was in here & then they were blocking a walkway while the guy was loading books on the shelf & the lady was watching him. Thank God for the self check out!

Need a water? Or perhaps some other sundry items? This place is convenient, and water only costs…read more$5.00!!! We try to bring our own bottle these days, as all airport vendors charge egregious prices! Hudson News is attempting to use self checkout at some of their locations. That should lower their costs, so next time, maybe a bottle will only cost $4.99!!

I bought a brookstone flat usb-c to usb-c charger for $40 and I've been using it for 2 hours and my…read morecomputer has charged...2%! I feel like it might almost be difficult to make a charger that works this poorly without that being part of the research and development process? I think it's probably quite old because brookstone doesn't sell this tone again.

I stopped in at Hudson News for a soda on the way to the plane, and while there my eye caught a 75…read morepercent off sign right at the front of the store. Well, I was on it - I love sales. It was a sale on fairly tacky t-shirts that look like they didn't sell because they were, well, fairly tacky. But I like sales. So I picked up a couple. They had a single price tag on them 14.99, and the sign said the discount is taken at the register. When I got to the register, he let me know though that the sale price was already marked, that, indeed, these t-shirts were ALREADY 75 percent off at 14.99, even though the posted sign said otherwise. So, the tacky t-shirts, actually retailed for 59.96 but oh boy, come get your deal and get them for 14.99 ... they're right next to the 2 for 30 dollar sweatshirts, which looked to be just .. a deal ... and NOT a discount. No, I'm not buying a 14.99 tacky t-shirt, as thousands before me had not bought them either. Even when you pretend to make it that much more attractive a price by claiming it is 75 percent off of the original retail price. Hudson News, you insult your customers. Of course I did not buy there. Anything. Not even that soda.

Four stars for news and TWO FULL PAGES of comics. My apartment complex gets the Globe delivered…read moreevery day and I'll usually glance over the cover while I'm waiting for my colleagues to catch up. The last couple of days, I've been stuck in the apartment all day so when I popped out for coffee, I bought a paper at the 7-Eleven. Obviously, much of it is slanted towards Massachusetts happenings and it seems to go a leeeetle bit liberal towards the current occupant of the White House. Other than that, the news is good and you can't beat the coverage of the Boston sports teams.

i had the sunday paper delivered and had it charged to my credit card. never received the paper…read more i then complained to them and cancelled the paper but my credit card is still getting charged!!

The motto of Beer Advocate is "Respect Beer". As a newbie in the beer connoisseur world I…read moreappreciate a knowledge resource I can depend on for facts. Their reviewing guidelines make it a lot easier to peruse for useful information versus a site like 'ratebeer'. They also have a large following, which means their ratings actually MEAN something. I wish their ratings were widely available in bars and liquor stores. But don't take it from me.. according to their website, the world's media outlet's have also espoused the content creations of Beer Advocate: The "Best Beer Web Site" in the World. - Details magazine. "BeerAdvocate.com has become a lightning rod for the pent-up passions of beer lovers everywhere." - New York Times "There are no better ambassadors [Jason & Todd] for a beer." ... "One of the best beer resources on the Web." - Boston Herald "Anyone who harbors doubts about the world-transforming power of the World Wide Web obviously hasn't paid a visit to the Beer Advocate." - USAToday I hope to see added functionality for mobile users like me! I'm holding out that final star for integration with YELP! (hint hint creative directors and s/w engineers)

If you want people with bad attitudes who think they are the only people in the world who…read more"understand" beer, go visit this thing and its website. Wow. If you want a lot of support for cheap US craft brews, which think hops is all you need for beer, this group of people are supporting you 156%, Unreal. If you want to try to discuss beer, forget it, it turns into a 2nd grade "mine is better than yours because I said so and I think I know more than you do" type schoolyard argument. Crap. If you want to "rate" beers based more on "color", "lacing" and other such "important " factors, rather than trying to determine if the TASTE is good, go here. Garbage. get the idea?? typical liberal crap. they are "correct" because they think they are. crap.

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen was delighted to find that the Hudson bookstore is back (under…read morea new-ish name). The old Hudson's are now more like convenience stores and the "Hudson Ink" stores are bookstores! Very organized and the selection did not disappoint! Super happy to find another great read before a long flight. The end.

Excellent bookstore with great wide selection and nice prices - recommended for pre-flight…read morepurchases! Amazing service as well.

Remember that show that was on TV where some people would intentionally watch a movie they didn't…read morelike, then complain to one another that they were watching a movie they didn't like, making jokes to one another so they felt like they were funny? Now there's a newspaper version. The Weekly Dig used to have at least one article each issue -- several, usually -- that actually *added* something to the world, rather than simply comment on, complained about, or advertised it. But no, actual original content has fallen far down the ladder behind "personality" pieces -- articles in which the real subject is the author him/herself, and the purported topic is just the vehicle for this person to showcase their idea of how funny/annoyed/cool they want you to know they are. In fact it's sort of like this one web site that's popular nowadays, you know the one... Seriously, it goes out of its way to make Stuff at Night look sincere. Is that really worth the trouble?

I'm looking at this star-rating thing wondering what to say needs improving on The Dig to justify…read moreonly giving in 4 out of 5, and I'm drawing a blank. Too many adverts? Not really - compared to other freebie magazines it's far more reasonable. Too short? Nope - that's a bonus for me - a svelte tome is much more up my street than a hefty wad. Too immature and snarky? Come on, we're on Yelp here - that's our style too. So 5 out of 5 it is. Keep up the great work and the great artwork. Now give me a job please.