I came in looking for some snacks, and I was very happy with their selection. They have a huge…read moreline of nuts including chocolate covered ones. The store is pretty big and I found it fascinating how the area with the souvenirs and magazines is slightly separated both physically and in terms of decor from the "bookstore" area in the back. In the front it's a very typical wood panel set up for a Hudson Bookseller, but in the back the shelves are black and covered in books, more than I would expect from any airport store. The ladies were very nice and the lines moved quickly. Not a bad place to stop into if you're looking for something to keep you reading and snacking on the plane.

Pretty consistent! C'mon guys what's with the neg reviews?…read more I enjoy their newspapers and Godiva chocolate covered cashews. The coconut water selection isn't great though. Overall...Thanks for the good times and local sports team wear!

Is this a nicely put together and clean convenient store inside LAX? Yeah, but I'm not going to…read moregive them a high five for price gouging on purpose and charging insane prices are basic things. Oh, you want a drink? $5. A small bag of pretzels? $6.99. I'm exclusively writing this review in hopes that just one person will read it and feel bad someday. This is the only shop located in Terminal 6 where my gate was, so I didn't have much of a choice on where to stop. I grabbed a smart water and a bag of pretzels for the flight and it came to about $15 which should be criminal, but price gouging at airports in America is just accepted with a smile, so I guess I took it on the chin. Overall, we are all basically forced to be customers at places like this. Airport price gouging is rampart in the USA and I am going to continue crapping all over it.

(Shopped 12/19/21 SU @ 9:30pm): This little piggy went to the market for some last-minute snacks!…read more After a pre-flight drink and meal at Point The Way Café, I still had time to kill before my Alaska Airlines flight to Newark, New Jersey and wanted something to snack on now and on the plane, so I decided to slip into Market 8600 directly in front of Gate 64A in Terminal 6. My sweet tooth was craving something with limited options around me with the exception of this convenience store. Was I able to find something to satisfy this fix!? PURCHASE Peanut M&Ms 10.70oz Bag ($9.49): Probably one of my favorites if not my favorite candy I could always eat and never get sick of, one I saw this it was a no-brainer. I would normally buy the Costco-sized bag and snack on it like a horse's feedbag! Sure... this was priced very high, but at least it satisfied me then and now while I still have some left. Dasani Water 1 Liter Bottle ($3.89): After drinking two 20floz beers and no water for dinner, I truly needed some water and this was the most economical option I had. Plus, I could reuse the bottle to fill it up with more water while on my vacation and my eventual flight back home https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=KI3HSce58R1deR6Al1prbA&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. SERVICE Apparently, they were closing soon (10:00pm), so the staff was more geared to getting the shop cleaned up and closed. No worries, since I saw exactly what I wanted and went directly to the cashier to make my payment - 'nuff said! PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance) I was traveling through and had no need to park. However, the airport offered onsite parking structures with rates that varied from $7.00 to a range of $50.00-$70.00/daily maximum. Because this was located within Terminal 6 of departing flights, you had to already be an outgoing or incoming passenger to even get here, so parking would be a moot point. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Located deep into Terminal 6 near Gate 60-64, this basically was your standard airport convenience store that carried everything from electronics, reading materials, snacks, and more from wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling. No natural lighting came in since it wasn't near any windows while standard electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were no TVs while there possibly was some background music. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=mGIr9mCb9GUqEkiTu9uXIQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Market 8600 satisfied my needs among few similar offerings in this part of Terminal 6. I loved the selection of travel "necessities" although I rarely bought from this or similar stores because I was usually more prepared. All-things considered, the pricing wasn't too bad and felt the service wasn't really needed except to pay. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $13.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

This location opened up about 4 months ago when the new remodling of the new tom bradley terminal…read moremade its grand opening. I came here right before I started work to grab some snacks. Not that busy around 8am this is a great location to grab some last minute items before a long flight. Just another gift and news shop. Newspapers magazines, candy bars, LA t-shirts. Everything was neat and organized labeled properly. There was ample amount of staff. Large variety of souvenirs, also sell some OTC drugs, small electronics section. They had some good deals on drinks 2 for $4. And on chips. 2 bags for$3.33. Staff is fast and friendly. Nothing to brag about and nothing to complain about. I would keep coming back and I would recommend coming here to get a quick snack and magazine before your flight.

Just your typical airport convenience store with sky high prices located in the Tom Bradley…read moreInternational Terminal. If you didn't bring your own snacks or need a drink, then you gotta do what you gotta do. I usually get some beef jerky and a bottle of water. However they do offer some healthier options. You can also pick up some last minute souvenirs if you're from out of town.

Variety of merchandise the service was amazing as well and the line got finished quickread more

I thought this souvenir shop was good! My family and I ended up going inside La La Land after…read morevisiting the TCL Chinese Theater and Madame Tussauds. This store has lots of space and a lot of merchandise! We ended up spending about 45 minutes inside the store. The store offers many options for a variety of souvenirs from the area such as Hollywood themed or California themed including shirts, hats, magnets, key chains, collectibles and numerous other items. This is a good place to browse the merchandise and see the various displays! La La Land is close enough to the Walk of Fame that it can be easily stopped into during your stroll. We ended up buying a few of the awards merchandise and some sanrio items! The store also had some cool Dragon themed merchandise too!

The store has a new name. A clean brightly lit store in a convenient area north of Olvera Street. I…read morestopped by to purchase our office pool lottery tickets. The cashier was friendly and very efficient with the tickets I requested. In the evening there were many customers coming in and out of this store.

Excellent ice cream and it's home made!! Prices are amazing and they have everything you need for…read morea quick trip to the market. Excellent customer service as well. Give it a go!!! You will not be disappointed!

Sheltham Books is a staple at the Farmers Market for nearly 50 years now - that's a heck of a long…read moretime! And for me personally, I stop in here probably half the time I go to the Grove or Farmers Market. They don't know it, but I'm a regular. Usually, I just buy scratchie lottos from the machine...a simple joy in my life lol But I sometimes cash those same scratchie lottos at the cashier, and they are always nice. I've also bought a random drink or needed random item while here. This Sheltam Books is like an old school newsstand mixed with a convenience store mixed with a USPS Post Office. Yep, they have an official little outpost for buying stamps and mailing packages via regular mail. And they have tons of fun magazines on the shelves, tons of celebrity pop culture things that I didn't even now existed. One of my boyfriends Seth Rogen was on the cover of one! I actually read because of the owner's special connections, they get some unique & hard to find publications here. I've been here a bunch and had no issues, it's always met all of my needs with a smile. I'm so thankful to have a shop like this at the Farmers Market! Knowing it's not just a small store but seeped with Los Angeles history feels even better - support local!

They have the rudest, most agressive, condescending and not very bright, asian looking employee…read morei've ever encountered. I can see that many people have already complained about her on google, yet they do nothing about it. I guess they do not care about customers being aggressed in here.

This facility caters to those who think they are above the law and are entitled to park their…read moreMaybach in the only handicap parking spot without being handicap. This is a great disadvantage for those who are handicap and have no place to park at this facility. Conveniently located near the end of the channel at Marina Del Rey this is the only place to get fuel for your boat in miles either direction. I would put on 500 to 1000 gallons at a time depending on the direction I am going and where are the fish are biting. I found it going to Catalina. I could get some prices and much greater service on the island. Tony was great but management of this facility really sucked with too much attitude and entitlement. There used to be a cash discount for us commercial accounts but that is long gone and replaced with crappy sandwiches and peanut butter even the chips you pay field prices for. We used to put on cases of beer and sodas, and all sorts of snack items all to find out. We can catch an Uber and run to the local Ralphs get fresh sandwiches made on the spot get all sorts of chips and beer and sodas an Uber back in less time than it takes to Fuel our multi fleet boats.

Giving commercial prices for your local Commercial Lobster fisherman! I had the commercial…read morediscount when Tony was manager and the manager after that I believe Bob was his name. New manager did not honor that discount!

We went here just to buy drinks after going around Century Park for a few hours. The place is…read morenicely organized and well lit. A lot of store items to choose from in the aisles. The price was reasonable. We bought a few bottles of water and a few cans of soda. We were immediately seen to by the checkout staff, and not long after, we were on my merry way...back touring around the many shops at Century Park! My purchase here at Mickey Fine was the cheapest I did compared to other places around Century Park...Ha-ha-ha! For your small groceries, I do recommend this place!

it is so rare that i leave a one-star review but ...wow, real jerky behavior on their part. there's…read morea huge shortage on a prescription right now and they have it in stock. but they will not let you solely get that medication unless you transfer all of your meds to them. in a scolding voice,"we are not here just because something is out of stock. we need you to transfer everything." and when i paused before answering, "okay, have a nice day." and she hung up. this is so messed up, especially when they know people are calling because of a shortage, feels coercive and very customer-unfriendly. yuck. i will never use any of the mickey fines again. boo.