Great addition to third street promenade area. Two levels with all the recent popular books and…read moreliterature. Great for gifts and perusing. Friendly staff. Both adults and kids sections for all interests

A brand new bookstore at the promenade that opened last year. There are two levels (there's a…read morebasement) loaded with books, and all kinds of gift options. A wonderful addition to 3rd street promenade!

My favorite post office in my neighborhood!! Small and quaint and they validate your parking. I…read moredon't even want to write this up because I don't want people to know about this little gem but I'm trying not to be selfish lol!!

I mailed 2 packages and then bought some French granola which I was told was delicious. The next…read moremorning I put some yogurt and blueberries in a bowl and poured in the granola. One bite and I knew it was rancid and disgusting. Yesterday I tried to return it and they said no because it is a food item and the expiration date 7/27. Inexcusable. Rancid is rancid.As I walked out, I emptied the bag on the floor. What else to do? $24 down the drain. I will contact AmEx to deduct this. The Trading Post's policy are indefensible

I love this location. It's very cozy and has a very well curated selection. The employees are also…read morehelpful, which I appreciate.

This location reminds me a lot of the Barnes back in the day when they weren't these massive stores…read morewith tons of tchotchkes. The emphasis at location is mainly books and I love that checkout is at the entrance unlike The Grove where it's at the very back and you have to ping pong your way through tables to exit with your purchase. Location was also very well stocked and organized and the staff were very friendly and welcoming.

This is such a cool bookstore! I loved how high the books went! I wish my home could be like this…read morewith the ladders. lol Everyone here was so kind. My kid ran around all over the store, but the staff was super kind and helpful. They helped me search for books while my hands were full! :) Books are valued at the retail cost but that's fine since we should be supporting our local independent bookstores!

So I've driven past this inconspicuous location probably 1000 times ( right across from where tower…read morerecords used to be) but my friend had a book signing there yesterday so of course I had to support. I walk in and it's such a cool vibe! This is a bookstore that carries all the Hollywood legends memoirs. I saw loads of books on people I admire that I have to come back and get when I finish the ones that ones that I just bought. The attendees were so nice and accommodating. The place felt very inviting and well lit. Although it's a small boutique type, it's still was very full with amazing content and a large variety. The prices are about the same as any other book store as well. I will definitely be back!

In terms of entertainment magazines, they are really all starting to become the same. Ok!, In…read moreTouch, US Weekly, and People have copied each other so much that if you picked one up, opened it to the middle, you wouldn't know which one you are in. Their focus is primarily celebrity gossip, and everyone loves that, but nothing separates them from each other. Entertainment Weekly has been around for nearly 20 years, and they have done a good job of maintaining their core qualities (entertainment previews and reviews, interesting celebrity--both small and large--interviews, bests of) while also adding new ideas to keep it fresh. For me, when it comes to entertainment magazines, I only subscribed to Entertainment Weekly. Premiere, which was monthly, was written much more professionally and elegantly, but it is no longer around. Entertainment Weekly primarily focuses on movies, television, and music. I love their previews, reviews, and best of for movies and television. In terms of music, I'm not the biggest music fan (but it is okay; it does get significantly less coverage than movies and television). I wish they did more with their book section; it seems to be getting smaller and smaller over the years. But that's what happens when there isn't much demand. Entertainment Weekly is a very reasonably priced subscription, and it is the top source out there for the latest in movies and television.

Way to lose a longtime subscriber, EW! The bottom line has obviously become your main concern, and…read morecustomer loyalty, let alone customer service, means nothing. I have happily read your magazine as not just a guilty pleasure but an actual source of information about the business, and even defended it. This despite the fact that your billing department has ALWAYS been a mess. I have generally gotten at least six notices to "renew immediately" and then I do and I often end up getting checks back for overpaying! Now-- fast forward to today: In May of this year (yes, just last month) I renewed my subscription WITH A PERSON, and worked out a deal to pay $49.00 for the year in three installments. Now what does that usually mean people? THREE INSTALLMENTS SPREAD OUT OVER THE YEAR. Or once every four months. So I pay the first one, and then the very next month I get another bill. I assume this is a mistake but no- now I'm told that since I missed a payment I now have to pay off the remaining balance! $33.00. Immediately or my subscription will lapse! So I call- and I am told that yes, I have the installment plan; three installments of $16. something each. We go round and round until Ashley (who was trying her best) finally says "In the first three months." "But that's ridiculous!" I tell her. "Who ever heard of a yearly installment plan where you had to pay it all in the first three months???" AND I was not informed of this at the time of purchase. THEN-- then I tell her I can't afford to pay that $33.00 right now - isn't that sad-- and can I at least pay the rest off each month for the rest of the year? No. Bottom line: No. N. O. Customer loyalty-- WHO CARES?" says EW, "We want our money NOW"

Westsidemediaguy@aol.com posted a fake job on Craigslist to fish for story ideas. Pitched them a…read morestory and months later they ran the profile of the person I mentioned. This person who worked for the magazine never revealed his name in the emails. Definitely don't trust this publication.

You wonder if local news is dead. I mean with the Internet, television and radio, do people still…read moreread the newspaper, let alone a paper or magazine that is geared towards a certain geographic area? According to the top dog's at the Brentwood News at Westsidetoday, people do. Jeff Hall has been the editor and chief for the lifespan of this paper, which also publishes 5 other magazines in the area. If you want information on the Westside of Los Angeles, this is the magazine you reach for.

A really great used book and record store where you can find a little bit of everything for a…read moredecent price. The inside is literally filled floor to wall with books and records which is a literal dream for a bookstore lover. The owner is also the nicest guy and plays some great tunes while you shop around. Also always available to help you find exactly what you are looking for, and knowledgeable in what he has for sale. We have been 2-3 times now and plan to make this a regular stop in the future!

Total gem on Main Street. It's part bookstore, part record store, part time machine. Smells like…read moreold paper, good vinyl, and pure nostalgia. Rocco, is super helpful and easy to talk to. If you don't see what you're looking for, he'll usually help track it down.