This is a local Buffalo magazine. It's printed monthly and covers all sorts of local topics, from…read moreour amazing immigrant population to the great developments happening all over the area. Local artists and craftspeople are featured here. There is advertising from all sorts of local stores and organizations. There are write ups of city events. Pictures of various charity events around town. The space they occupy is on Elmwood between Hertel and Amherst. Is reused old space and it's awesome. I've been a few times for meetings, but I think they will give you a tour if you ask. And if you've been you'll know the answer to this - what's the largest animal in the space? Well worth the subscription price.

Stopped here today to pick up discount tickets for Christmas in the Country which is going on at…read morethe fairgrounds this weekend. The woman at the counter was very friendly. There was someone in front of us when we arrived and another coming in while we were there. All there for the same reason and all handled quickly. I wasn't aware that this is the main 'Bee Group' office and not just for Amherst. You can place ads or conduct any business you have for any of the different town Bees from this location. They also had numerous brochures available for different events going on around the county. It would be a good place to check for information

It's like stepping back in time - a shop that sells newspapers and magazines! If you're looking for…read morepublications in print that are current, this is the place. It's a tough business to be in in this digital age but I'm so happy they do their best to provide. Very friendly clerk. They are also operating like a corner store for your snack cravings and to diversify.

Good spot for the purchase of newspapers and subway ride away.Close to Bathurst Station,says it…read moreopens at 11am.

It's been almost 40 years since I was here but I remember aisle after aisle of magazines and books…read more Must visit this when you're in Rochester!

Worldwide News was a fantastic source for (almost) all things written back in the 60's and 70's…read more It provided the basis for much of my political and intellectual development with its broad array of periodicals: RAMPARTS, EVERGREEN, THE REALIST, THE PARIS REVIEW, THE NEW YORK TIMES, FILM COMMENT, and yes, PLAYBOY.., to name but a very few. It was a wonderland for curious readers. It gives me no pleasure to report that the Worldwide News of today is not even a shadow of what it once was. The parking lot and structure are still there, but both appear to be frequented more by the down and out than by lovers of the written word. Less than 20% of the store is still devoted to the display of newspapers, magazines, or paperbacks. Approximately half of the store is empty or functioning as storage space for non-used display racks, while the balance is devoted to tables and convenience foods. It's just sad. There is one draw to be found onsite, however: a giant mural facing the parking lot depicting "sleeping bears." Ironically, due in no small part to the ambience created by the store, to many people the image suggested is one of copulating rodents. (See photo)

A small store, but they have many items for sale like snacks and tourists t-shirts that were priced…read morevery reasonable. I like how you can buy CaffeineFree Diet Coke in a bottle.

Selection is great. Service is a one star. It was so blank. Not a hello - not a did you find…read moreeverything or a smile and not even a thank you. The airpods are $50 more than retail price but at least they have them. A ton of books and water selections to choose from. With average service this place would be five stars.

My definition of a newsstand includes some papers or magazines. But I didn't see any here. Just…read moresaw candy and soda/chips type stuff. However, it was busy so clearly serves a need in the area. Perhaps they have learned that the newspapers aren't what people are looking for at an outlet mall. They want mints or chips.

Went there hoping they had work for me and they didnt have anything for CD's. Still a great place…read moreto visit.

I read some of the reviews before I went, and they both were on opposite ends of the spectrum, so I…read moreknew I had to just go and find out for myself. It's actually really nice in there. The staff is really nice and helpful. It was nice to be able to talk to a clerk that seems like they enjoy their job for once. It's actually clean in there. one thing that caught my eye was that you can smell the incense display all around, but no one is burning incense and that was nice.

Yea, it's a chain but a good one. Especially if you like to read. Which I usually end up doing here…read morebecause I sure can't buy all these Canuck-only mags here. They've got a good selection of newspapers from all over Canada and some hot spots in the US. Mainly New York. You can spend some decent time here browsing and perusing the magazine selection and I've never been booted out once. Ah, those Canadians are so nice! Decent candy selection but I'm still upset they got rid of Mack's Toffee from their lineup. So I end up getting some variety of Nestle bars instead. Great place, great location and you can't miss it.