The samosas they get there are the most delicious things in the world. I wish I could remember the…read morename of the restaurant they told me that they got them from. Great service!

Place is great, convenient and always friendly, impeccable service!!…read more Great selection of snacks masks and many electronic accessories, prices are great! Go check them out!

Went into Newtonville Books with an ice cream. A mouse ran across the floor and we gasped…read more Staff told us to stop "horsing around" and that ice cream isn't allowed. Good to know the store enforces stricter rules for customers than for rodents.

The vibe is super friendly. The staff is attentive and helpful . If they don't have what you're…read morelooking for they can order it for you , that's always useful . They have a large selection of lots of books in all categories. They have other cute things like candles , socks and reusable bags . The value is good for the environment and large selection. They have lots of parking metered or a lot filled with metered parking . So no worries on parking . Also don't be shy the vibe is very welcoming. Great value for your monies as well .

This reliable store lets you browse the newspapers, is very helpful and friendly. A good old…read morefashioned news shop.

I've been shopping at Newsbreak since they opened a location in Middletown RI in the 90's. I still…read morestop in the Swansea store on occasion for magazine's I can't find anywhere else and winning scratch tickets. I've never had a bad experience at any of Jim's stores. Employees always friendly, stores are neat and organized and I can always find what I want. Recommend this place 100%

Newsbreak carries just about every magazine, newspaper, or map you can think off…read more I love that they've been able to continue to thrive in a technology based society. Definitely looking forward to many more visits!

Lots of parking and the store was organized and clean, so why only the 3 stars? I pre-ordered a…read morebook several months ago that arrived with a stain on the front cover, rather than risk them shipping another I decided to go to the store (30 minute drive) to do the exchange. After roaming around the store, I finally found the book (upstairs) and the restrooms (downstairs) - did I miss the store directory somewhere??? - and headed to the line. It was just before noon on a weekday and only one person was working at the register. I was 6th in line and 3 of the people ahead of me had complicated transactions involving B&N membership, what tote bag to pick out, etc...... FINALLY another employee came to the register (no one called for her, she just happened to be walking by) as I was the next in line, my exchange involved no paperwork and took about 15 seconds. During peak times, a second employee really needs to stay close and help out!!!

Huge selection at this location and an adjoining large coffee shop made for a perfect pit stop…read moreduring a long drive. Was a bit chilly inside and I was hoping for a better selection of discounted books but found a really special soup cookbook so I left pleased.

Everything: value,selection, customer service, smorgasbord of books, including history, languages,…read morefiction, general non fiction

They had a book I bought here years ago on poetry about loss that I was able to get a copy from…read moretheir warehouse in a day. They have excellent taste and it's a wonderful afternoon to peruse their choices.

6 bucks for two cheese sticks is borderline robbery. Get your travel snacks elsewhere.read more

The prices are disgusting. 'Inflation' as an excuse to price gouge travelers. Plan ahead and either…read morebring snacks, etc., or arrive when the cafe is still open. An example: $12 for 5oz chocolate pretzels (usual retail ~$4)

This the best publication in the state I have read with several issues once a week to cover…read moredifferent areas in the state of R.I., located in the blackstone valley area. They are free, and can be picked up locally on Thursdays. My particular favorite, in addition to detailed stories of local interest, are the weekly articles written by Arlene Violet--and the weekly letter from the editor, Tom Ward. Keep up the good work