Been here many times…read more Friendly and helpful customer service Open every day Big parking lot

This little news and lottery shop has a great selection of magazines and newspapers…read more They have a cigar area and cell phone accessories. The best part is their huge selection of lottery tickets and instant games. Super friendly staff.

Great spot !! Best coffee around. Owners are the best . Lots of good records and gifts !read more

Stayed for about 5 minutes and were totally ignored. The manager didn't look up from talking to a…read morecustomer. Hard to not see us. The place is tiny.

I am a firm believer of word of mouth. If i get bad service, i will post it. I am also the same…read moreabout great service, in posting. 11 days ago I posted about my experience with Delco Magazine, which was negative. The next day, early in the morning, I received a call from the magazine Owner. I truly appreciate her immediate response and action to my specific problem. Mrs. K, you are a true professional and exemplifies customer service. Yeadon's Borough official, committee members and special guest where honored that you took the time to talk with and involve them in correcting the problem. Many of us did the audit as requested. Again, thank you for keeping your customers in the forefront of your mission and model. Other departments in the borough are excited in doing more business with you.

A community based free magazine, and the perfect place for local businesses to advertise. This is…read moreall the goods and services available to the public under one umbrella. You can be sure to find an ad with discount offers on your favorite restaurant, deli, and even your favorite sports schedule. Delaware County Magazine covers everything you need from home improvement, music/entertainment/nightlife, classified, counseling, and more. If you want to stay connected to what is happening in Delaware County just pick up a magazine. When I have people to see or places to go I'm reminded that the best kept secrets happening in my neighborhood are right at my fingertips. If you don't have access to the hard copy of the magazine, just go to http://delcomag.com and you can view it on line. It's the simple way to stay connected with your local community! Tina'sTwoSense!

Very good place to get smokes. Mike is a very nice guy. Has basically any smoke that tickles your…read moreneed. I was surprised the cigarettes he carries. He has some I haven't seen for year. Good Place!

If you're a regular, they'll start knowing your usual and recommending new things. They also order…read moreANYTHING that you could ask for, so if it isn't in stock and you're a regular, ask to have it stocked! I asked them to order berry fusion dutches since Wawa is always sold out, and they had it for me the next week, and have been ever since. They have a few smoke shop products but mostly glass. Some vapes and juice too but not a huge variety. I don't understand the anyone complaining about the sign or prices. This is one of the few places left you can get dollar candy. It's also cheaper than any other news stand (dollar water bottles are 1.25-1.35 in other malls). 16oz sodas are $1.25+ tax, larger ones are $1.69+ tax (same ones are $1.89 plus tax at Wawa). The Arizonas are hard to find, but they have them on the side.

They scammed me on the soda prices and sell pipes and vapes to underage kids. When confronted the…read moreworker just said we read the sign wrong.

DO yourself a favor and DONT go here for lottery tickets. On June 13 2012 I walked up to the stand…read moreto purchase two mega millions tickets, $5.00 for the next friday and then $5.00 for the following Tuesday. The man behind the counter told me that they only do tickets for Saturday and Wednesday. I asked if they sold both Mega and Power ball and he said yes (this is where I should have ran) He said they BOTH run on those days. So I then said fine give me mega tickets for $5.00 each day. Now the whole time I was standing there with a $20 bill becuase I didnt have any smaller change. The man rung me up for the wrong ticket, he gave me Power Ball tickets for $10 each day and when I said he was wrong he told me " Its your Problem".... Yup its my problem... I called the lottery commission and they said that they are always having problems with indians being very pushy and acting like they dont understand you, they also said there was nothing I could do about being out of $10.00 even when I was very clear that I only wanted to buy two tickets for $5.00 each. Please do yourself the favor and find another place to buy your tickets. The lottery supervisor told be to stear clear of this place. Yeah I agree nice to know that PA lottery has your back when they deal with shady people.

I love being able to shop local and support small businesses such as this very quaint bookstore…read more Very helpful and kind staff, always willing to order what you need at reasonable prices. I highly recommend stopping by here before heading out to the big box bookstores!

The employees are very nice and friendly here; the location is fairly convenient if you're in the…read moreAcme/ Genuardi's shopping complex. The reason for the low rating is the selection, which BLOWS. The shelves are often partially empty, and the books they do stock are either bestsellers that everyone carries (i.e. the Twilight series) or those bargain-bin books that you always see knocked down to $3.99 at Borders. You know, the random cookbooks and craft books that have no discernible author but are put together by a team of editors? Yeah, those. That's about it with this place. They do also sell some cards, blank books, and knickknacks, but I've seen comparable selections in hospital gift shops. On the plus side, the staff really is wonderful and is happy to do special orders at any time and for any book. I know someone who places orders frequently through them and is very pleased.

POINT PLEASANT: Book…read moreshop Coffee shop Gift shop Event space Dog friendly! The Little Point Bookshop truly does it all. This independent bookstore and community hub is a warm, inviting space filled with thoughtfully curated books, special collections, and fun book-themed finds. The shop is full of character too, with cool touches like an old-school Pac-Man console and even a piano. Grab a comfy chair, flip through a new read, and sip on a drink from The 2nd Cup Cafe tucked in the back. As we wandered through the shop, there was an unmistakable sense of calm and happiness in the air. Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome inside, making it a perfect stop for book lovers and their pups.

Cute little book shop but horrible coffee. We ordered a latte and the steamer was screeching. Very…read morethin milk frothing and way too hot.

The Toy Cantina is a small/small mid-size collectable/toy/retro/arcade shop located in…read moreFeasterville-Trevose. The shop is located among a small strip of several, and the only major weakness of Toy Cantina is the limited parking situation. Big thing that stood out immediately was the owner is engaging and talkative. He greeted me upon entering, which is something some shops don't do. Everything is organized and priced, which makes this shop stand out even more, and it's clean. Toy Cantina is split up into three rooms. First room has the majority of the toys and collectables, with a good selection of new and used items. Shop is stacked from floor to ceiling. Higher value items are located behind glass but there's plenty of help if you wish to investigate them. Second room has Pop Vinyl's and other collectables, but doesn't overwhelm you with too many Pop's. Several playsets/bases were available, which are sometimes rarer due to size. They also have loose figures for sale. The back room is a free play retro arcade with some older pinball machines and various small stand-up arcade cabinets. A donation box is available but one is not required to play. I made sure throw in a few bucks as what they are doing is really cool. Toy Cantina is doing a lot right, with its organization and pricing being standout. There are no mysteries here. Toy Cantina has a lot to offer and is in contention for best collectable/toy shop in the Philadelphia metro area.

This place frequents the local discount stores (Ollie's, Ross), buys clearanced out figures, then…read moresells them at a markup at their store. Buyer beware.