Couldn't live without the coffee at this place. 1.50 for a 16 ounce cup. Always fresh and…read moregood(through the day anyway, at night all bets are off. 1 star off for that) Flavored, French Roast, Chocolate Macadamia, Hazelnut, Decaf, and Regular. They keep it very clean and always have a hello when you walk in. Great snacks late at night... poptarts, Chef's Ravioli, cheezits, ice cream. Lower ice cream prices would be nice.

Divino Nino is your standard bodega. In addition to the standard bodega fare, they offer…read moresandwiches. I never indulge in them because they take forever to get made. While I like the fact that they have Univision blaring on the TV round the clock, it does tend to distract the one person working there. +1 Star for the beer selection. Not only do they have some nice imports but their beers are considerably cheaper than most of the other Williamsburg bodegas. -1 Star for the lame Gatorade selection. C'mon, Divino Nino. There's more to life than Lemon-Lime. They do have a good selection of Coconut Water, which is refreshing but not the same.

I love Divino Nino. THey don't carry much but they always…read morehave alternatives. They let you come back and pay if you don't have enough and sometimes they just tell me to take it. It's a very small mom and pop bodega what do you expect? They do have a FANTASTIC variety of chips and salasa.

Evan's Corner used to be an institution back in the '80s. Every kid went there to get their candy…read morefix, buy magazines and other assorted sundries. That was back when they were at their original location, which opened and closed a few times, became a cigar shop, and was located next door to a few bars. Those days have gone and, while the name has stayed the same, times have changed. Closing on Sunday at 2 PM is ridiculous. Trying to sell a customer a New York Times that you're reading is unacceptable. And feeling inconvenienced to get a fresh newspaper when it's basically your bread and butter is ridiculous. Get your act together. All you have going for you is location. Sadly, the golden age is gone.

Good candy store. Lots of newspapers. The guy inside fought off some wielding a knife, if you are…read moredirectly in the area and need a newspaper or candy I recommend comings here

​I haven't had the chance to do a full grocery run here yet, but I stopped by the new Flatiron…read moreWhole Foods on Madison Ave to return an Amazon package and the process was seamless. I was in and out quickly without any issues, which is always a plus for a midtown Manhattan location. ​Even though this spot feels a bit on the smaller side for a Whole Foods, they seem to pack a really solid variety of items onto the shelves. Walking through, the first thing that caught my eye was the produce display because it looked incredibly fresh and well-stocked. They had these juicy-looking strawberries and plump blueberries that almost made me change my plans and grab a basket right then and there. ​I definitely want to come back when I have more time to actually shop the aisles and check out the rest of the store. I think its a really solid addition to the neighborhood!

Love going to Whole Foods for many of their organic, healthy, gluten free, dairy free and soy free…read moreproducts. The inside was spacious, but the staff is always helpful to help locate any items you can't find. The store is neatly organized and clean, provides disinfecting wipes for customer use near the shopping cart and basket area, which allows shoppers to clean cart and basket handles. The store has a café on the second floor and can be very busy. I recommend going off hours on weekdays if you want to get in and out easily.

Such a cool candy store located in Chelsea Market! It is very small, but has a huge selection of…read moreall different types of candies. Great prices and a good walk down memory lane when you're in there!

Tucked away inside the always busy Chelsea Market is a small outpost of Economy Candy. I didn't…read moreknow they had opened a second location until I stumbled by while in the mkt. While the selection is not as vast as the OG location in the LES there was enough diversity for me to pickup a selection of candy. How could you not! I left the Mac & Cheese gummies on the shelf and went with Charleston Chews, Aero Bar, A Chico stick, Cadbury and a smile

It usually a positive thing when stores follow the same model from location to location. Walgreens…read moreis no different. While coming into NYC, I had to stop by to the Walgreens right in the station to get cough drops. There is nothing more convenient than this and the line inside proves my point. I am always pleased when I am properly greeted when I walk through the door. I am especially happy when a clerk or cashier look up from what they are doing to acknowledge a customer walking through the door. This store, like other Walgreens is big and bright and very new with clean isles to navigate through. This incredibly delightful staff was over the top in greetings. Happy to see a customer. Happy to help a customer. Happy to speak with a customer. The item I needed was right on the checkout line... I never new cough drop were that type of impulse item, and there could be so many brands. Check out went very quickly and I received the same cordial greeting as I left as when I came in. The team member behind the counter just personified the model employee of engagement, spreading happiness and loving to be able to help. Kudos to a wonderful team here at Walgreens, Penn Station

Pretty clean and has all the necessities. Located in the train hall, it's across from the food…read morecourt area where chopt and other shops are. It looks new but I am not sure when it opened. Lots of travelers coming through. The staff was nice and friendly.

I came to this store to check out their Inciardi print vending machine. The store itself is also…read morelovely and has tons of unique items from home decor, kitchen items, condiments, candy & chocolates and more. Great store to get a gift for someone or a treat for yourself. The Inciardi print vending machine is right near the entrance. It costs 4 quarters for 1 print. You can get change at the register but there's a small fee for quarter exchanges so I recommend bringing your own. I got 2 prints and I also picked up their cannoli chocolate bar!

Caroline has opened up a treasure trove of a store of local goods (all made within 100 miles of…read moreNYC). You can find it allll (especially if looking for a gift): stationary supplies, pantry goods, kitchen supplies, bath and body products, fun knick knacks and snacks, ceramics, woven goods, nice teas, textiles, etc. Browsing the shop is such a fun way to spend some time! Also want to mention: They post such well-curated/designed + super informative Instagram posts & Stories -- new products, pricing and recommendations, seasonal updates, product history, info about shop events, etc. There is also a little Inciardi mini-print vending machine that takes quarters; I love them for bringing one in! This shop created the Locavore Guide book to share a wealth of knowledge re: local NYC businesses that they love so check them ouuuut

This is a really nice 7 Eleven!…read more It's almost like a grocery mart. One of their larger city locations. Came in for a Slurpee and some snacks while my gal was at the nearby Express DMV. This place is packed with all kinds of things to eat and drink, plus household items and miscellaneous stuff. Clean, bright, fully stocked, organized. Good to know it's in the area.

I can always count on the big 711 for my guilty American pleasure of a big gulp or slurpee or maybe…read morea stomach turning jumbo hot dog. Was on my lunch break near Korean Town on the west side when I notice a 711 and its time to get my big gulp fix minus the hot dog but a plastic sealed turkey and cheddar sandwich is acceptable. Wow this particular 711 is bigger then most I have visited as its more like a mini mart with a bit extra . Typical 711 stuff here and place is kept clean and well stocked when no bums begging for money near the front entrance. Got my big pulp and sandwich , few lottery tickets and now I can go back to my office and partake in my typical 2 hour lunch break but next time I am getting 2 hot dog without any guilt or hesitant feelings at all.