Posted prices are NOT the same as register prices. Candy par posted as $5 rung up at $5.99 and the…read moreperson on duty "is not authorized to make price adjustments! And then... Employee retention is an additional 3% plus sales tax on all of it and, oh, you want a bag? That's another $0.76 plus tax and employee retention fee. Maybe Hudson needs to focus more on customer retention?! This customer left it all at the register.

I need Afrin before I fly, because I have problems with my ears. The Afrin helps with pressure…read moreissues and can help prevent my eardrums breaking. (I have had multiple surgeries, so this doesn't happen to everyone .) I could not find a bottle anywhere in my house. I normally leave it in the plane bag. I didn't think that Hudson News would have it, but they did! At the absolutely ridiculous price of $16.99 for a tiny bottle. However, protecting my ears was worth it. And there's no alternative to Afrin, alas. There's self checkout. Smh. First Shake Shack, now this. It's appalling. We need more jobs, not less. They had one employee just standing in the middle of the store. I'm really tired of corporate greed and profits over people. The store is well-stocked and clean, but the prices and self-checkout resulted in losing stars.

What's up with not selling 1 litre bottles of water anymore? Hello... planes are dehydrating. It's…read moreannoying to have to buy several small bottles for a cross-country flight. That aside, decent selection of magazines. Snacks to nibble on; overpriced. If you have time, stock up at a local shop OUTSIDE the airport. Nevertheless, convenient for last minute people like myself.

Do you need a trashy magazine before your flight? How about a kitschy "I Love New York" Shotglass…read morefor $6? Maybe all the MLB All Star gear you can deal with? The last souvenir kiosk of NYC memories @JFK , before you get on your plane to wherever you're going...

Damn, these things are everywhere in JFK. For that last minute reading material, bad snack, or just…read morewater (since they don't let you bring jack squat into security lines these days), it's better than nothing at all

This is quickly becoming my go-to-place for quick stops, cigarette stops, and an occasional…read moresandwich (past midnight) when I get out of work late. They have a pretty good selection of beer too. I live in the neighborhood and this place is super convenient. Akash (spelling?) is usually the cashier and Santiago seems like backup and has made my sandwich every time. What is the #1 thing I love about the way he makes my sandwiches? The fact that he washes his hands thoroughly for the mandated 20 seconds. Both guys are really cool. All it takes is a smile and asking their names to start developing that cool regular/neighborly connection with them. The sandwiches are better than expected. I always get the regular turkey (sliced on the spot, yas!) with lettuce, onion, pickles, cheese (yaaaaaas!) mayo and mustard, salt and pepper and I think they have oil and vinegar too! You can get what seems like a 10-12" sandwich and a can of soda for about $7 bucks. Better than anything I could get at 711 past midnight!

This is a run-down, old-fashioned news stand. Small, cramped, and not maintained well. Selection's…read morenot great. Average prices. Also, who buys porn mags anymore?

A place to buy the Ridgewood Times-Newsweekly, New York Times, or foreign-language weekly of your…read morechoice. Coffee is 25 cents cheaper than down the block, and they will also send faxes for you. Lottery tickets seem to be a big hit.

Seems to be a nice little place. Good spot to get newspapers, since they have a wide selection.read more

Local news of Brooklyn, Queens and Bronx targeting these boroughs in both print and internet…read moreformat. Finally, a newspaper entiredly deciated to my own borough! Membership to subscribers for the internet version is free. The print circulation of the Times Ledger Newspaper is also free. I rate Times Ledger four stars despite it's niche market there are a lot of local events missed out such as Flushing's annual Dragon Boat Festival, Brooklyn's Botantial Garden's Sakura Matsuri, etc.

I went this place Graziellas on Frances Lewis Blvd the owner is so racist and homophobic I…read moreexperienced it myself yesterday something needs to be done about this place can you help me

I occasionally buy lottery tickets here. The guy is friendly and always wishes me luck…read more Although his wishes of luck have never gotten me a prize with odds of more than one in a few hundred, it is technically good luck because I got an outcome that was not the most likely one. I did not deduct a star despite the relatively meager luck provided to me as a lottery customer.

Strolled in here looking at the selection of books and was surprised at how extensive the selection…read moreis. I was even just as impressed with the wall of snacks on display here. Of course its overpriced but that is expected in a NYC airport. I found something to munch on for my flight but skipped on a book. Watched a movie on the flight and some football instead.

One of the more extensive bookstores in terminal five. that being said, it's about 50% books 20%,…read moreknickknacks and 30% overpriced snacks and beverages.

This place has to be making bank. Not just because books are pricey these days, but with the…read moreincrease in flight delays due to the runway closure, I'm sure several people are running to the bookstore for entertainment. I know that's why they got my business! This is probably the one airport business that didn't have to jack up it's prices just because it's in the airport- hardback books are already around the $30 mark, and they're still the regular suggested retail price here. Didn't notice a sale section at all (no surprise), so you aren't getting out of here without spending at least $25- and that's if you can find a paperback version of what you want. Surprisingly large selection of current fiction, recent best sellers, popular authors, and at least a little of most categories including YA Lit, history, and biographies.

Well, you pay $4.35 for a bottle of water. The service with two people was slow... took forever to…read morering up the three people (including me) in line.