Great find on a Saturday morning!…read more Me and my aunt went for a walk around the neighborhood and came across this bookstore. We had to go in! They had such a great book selection and even had a hidden cafe in the back! We were in a hurry other otherwise we would have stayed and explored the store a bit more. This is a great spot for last minute gifts or to kill some time.

Cozy local bookstore vibes. The selection is fair- but several of the book series I was interested…read morein did not have the first book available. The coffee in the back is very tasty.

Takes advantage of the community charging double msrp on one piece sets that are not even highly…read moresought after. I just want the cards to play multiple upcoming tourneys, but for $240 I have to get farmed and instantly lose 70% of the money spent. Thanks DMC from the one piece community glad we support you! Keep farming and charging inflated presale prices :)

Our favorite friendly comic shop in the area. Huge selection of every nerdy thing, lots of space…read morefor tabletop games in the back, a pretty generous store credit system, and super nice staff. We always are reminded how much we like this place when we go and all the employees are so chill and unpretentious, which is not a given for lots of places we've been to for collectibles in the past. As a generic nerd who is not a comic book/collectibles nerd, I have always found the staff here to be helpful and kind when I've needed an assist for something.

WHAT A FIND!!! Had a great visit! Looking forward to my return!! Great spot for teaching materials…read moreif needed.

Super cute store! Love all these books and games that I don't usually see at a Target. Got sole…read moregreat presents here!

This record store is small, but somehow filled with so many amazing records. Owner was very…read morefriendly, and knowledgeable. Don't skip past this little hole in the wall, it's a great place to find music you didn't even know you needed in your life!

Tiny, well organized, clean, friendly, and densely packed with gems. Metro City will definitely…read morebecome a regular stop when the vinyl bug hits. The selection is small, but oh so rewarding.

My daughter lost a diamond out of her ring. We didn't find it but the kindness and willingness to…read morehelp look was exemplary. It's a shame about the ring but nice to know that there are so many kind people in b&n. Oh, and the book sale was good too!

Employees are rude.. Go buy your books at Amazon!!!! I was peaking in back of the counter to see if…read morethey had a particular Football card a mean girl told me to get in the back of line.. I told her I was not trying to cut line.. Overpriced books!!!!

Great selection, & very knowledgeable and friendly owner. Found lots of hidden gems. Will…read moredefinitely be back!

I was in town and had to stop by once again to the Music Connection in Manchester…read more The gentleman that owns this place has virtually everything for the music lover. (Stereo components, vinyl, CDs, cassettes) You must stop by if you're in town it's definitely worth the trip.

If you're looking for St. Anselm-centered school books, this place has them! Unless of course,…read moretheyre so worn down that pages fall out! All jokes aside, this place has a good collection of "Shit I Forgot Your Birthday" presents for those days when you just cant find someone to drive you off-campus. Don't forget, if a book you are trying to re-sell to the store is not going to be used the next semester, you may get more money for it if the course will be offered the following semester!

I am looking for a conventional women's [or men's] sweatshirt with college name across chest or…read moreleft-chest area, nothing on back, no zip,1/4, 1/2, or full-zip.. Pluses would be address, ''NURSING'', color choices. Negatives [to me] are sports logo, no size choice on items that are close to acceptable, limited or awful colors [one item with color ''confetti'' looks like a bad case of dandruff], manufacturer's name on left chest area, etc. The bookstore buyer is apparently insensitive to older St. A's grads, who want to show pride and affection for the school by wearing the school's name on an item that doesn't look like it was borrowed from a grandchild. To the buyer: PLEASE take the time to look at other schools' offerings.

Many, many, many years ago I lived in Connecticut and would take trips just to hit up Newbury…read moreComics location through Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine and make a little trip of it. Well, it's 2026 and my parents currently live in Maine so I decided to head to Manchester when I was visiting to check this location out. It's always nice to see a Newbury store inside of a plaza with the cool logo and fun window displays, and this one had plenty of cool stuff in the windows. The store itself is pretty darn big, especially compared to the crappy new one in Quincy Market in Boston. The story has tons of toys, records, movies, and boxed slop that's been popular these last 2 years. I would say, compared to local competitors Bull Moose and Arizona chain Zia Records, Newbury just doesn't hold a candle to these stores anymore. The movie section here is small, the record section isn't very big, I'm not even sure they have video games anymore, and there's so much mystery box and Funko slop that's half the store isn't even worth checking out. I will give credit to the comic section for having a fairly good amount of single issues as well as trades and the t-shirt selection was pretty big as well. Overall, Newbury Comics is not nearly as cool as it used to be, but it's still a solid spot if you live in the area for whatever nerd culture things you want to pickup. I come to New Hampshire roughly once a year, so I'm sure I'll poke my head back in and hopefully they'll have some Criterion's next time.

I am not a huge fan of the location. There are by a four way lane interestion of parking areas. I…read morealmost always feel like someone is going to hit me in this area especially during the winter. The people are great, this is one of the best and biggest Newby C's there is. The smell, I will never get over but it seems to be their typical smell. The prices are probably as low on CD's as you can go, in a store. Still, if you are looking for CD's you are probably a lot better off shopping online at Amazon or Ebay. On average I save about 50% online compared to Newbury's prices. The DVD prices just plain suck, in most instances you can get a movie or TV show brand new at the used DVD price. Go figure son, go figure. The t-shirt and knicknack prices are, likewise, ridic, there is store CD selection in my opinion keeps them in business. Once people start getting hip to the lower prices online, they will fade away, like BestBuy has done with their CD's.

It's a ripoff, but I'm sure lease prices aren't cheap in the airport. The chips and water were…read moresubstantially marked up. I am grateful they had the new Consumers Reports car guide, as it gave me something to do on an extended flight. That made flying less stressful. Yet as all of them, there's an employee, and a lot of souvenirs. That's the set up, along with paperback books. I'm actually surprised by their selection, although they have nothing compared to what's on my kindle. As you can guess way overpriced. The same with their souvenirs, which are very cheap quality. Guess if you forget, this could help, but far better stuff at other establishments.

This Hudson News is located in between Gates 8 and 9 - post security…read more Your prototypical Hudson News airport convenience store. Bottled water, soda, snacks, candy, toiletries, books, newspapers, magazines, tourist knick-knacks - and more. With of course the higher airport price tag for goods. I grabbed a couple of bottles of cold water before boarding my flight to Philadelphia.