Rittenhouse Magazine can be a solid read for something small that only fluctuates around that area…read more it does have its lame moments (so called fashion shots of what people are wearing in the park). And it's more fluff piece oriented than news worthy for that area. you won't read anything insightful about musicians not being allowed to play in the park, but you will see plenty pictures of the many dogs that walk through it. But it does a good job of of covering interesting things from around that area every now and again that make it worth reading every now and again. My friend Taryn did a fun piece about how Philadelphia has one of the largest organized Pug meetups that happen in any city. they had an alright piece about some of the young business owners from that area, like the owner of Naked Chocolate and of course it does a good a job of capturing some of Rittenhouse's more picturesque nostalgia, like the fully lit Christmas tree. so It's not bad for a free read.

Rittenhouse Magazine does an excellent job promoting non-profits, upcoming events, small…read morebusinesses, and people who have given a lot to the community.

Lottery Tickets? Check Cigarettes & Lighters? Check…read moreMagazines and Newspapers? Check Gum and candy? Check Super nice guys (and a gal) running the joint? Check! A convenient place to grab the basics. (pricey for smokes and gum - but in a pinch - you got it!).

I come here to buy a snack or lottery tickets when I am at work good place.read more

I happened to be in the area of the 3400 block of Sansom Street today in West Philadelphia and a…read morefamiliar sign caught my eye from 22 years ago; Avril 50. Avril 50 was a regular stop in my patrol days and I loved walking into the shop. Always the wonderful aroma of brewing coffees and chocolate dancing with other exotic smells and the smells of fine papers and magazines. It always felt to me like stepping from West Philadelphia into a magical pocket of Europe. As it looked exactly the same, I wondered if anything had changed in the past 22 years and as soon as I crossed the threshold, I found that it was the same - like stepping back 22 years, yet somehow I was that much older. The proprietor was still there, still the same and looking no different - something that confirmed my belief that this was a magical and wonderful pocket paradise tucked away on a small West Philadelphia street. A brief catch-up chat, a shopping bag of fine teas and a perfectly brewed double-espresso to takeaway later; I stepped back into the bright Fall sun of West Philadelphia. I found myself smiling as I sipped the espresso, happy that one of the best things for me in that neighborhood has remained unchanged for others to enjoy and to continue to discover. It will not be another 22 years before I make my way back - that is for certain.

Interesting little shop. My sister's boyfriend took us here when we mentioned we needed coffee and…read moreI was a little perplexed when I walked in. I'm still not entirely sure what the shop is supposed to be but it was an experience going there for sure. The coffee is self serve and there are several different selections, each with a short description up on the wall. My boyfriend and I each got a medium (I believe it was $2.25 per) and loved our coffee. Both were tasty and exceptionally strong. I'm not sure if they do anything fancier (lattés, etc) but I doubt it. Nonetheless, if I were a student at penn and needed a coffee this is where I would go.

I am a firm believer of word of mouth. If i get bad service, i will post it. I am also the same…read moreabout great service, in posting. 11 days ago I posted about my experience with Delco Magazine, which was negative. The next day, early in the morning, I received a call from the magazine Owner. I truly appreciate her immediate response and action to my specific problem. Mrs. K, you are a true professional and exemplifies customer service. Yeadon's Borough official, committee members and special guest where honored that you took the time to talk with and involve them in correcting the problem. Many of us did the audit as requested. Again, thank you for keeping your customers in the forefront of your mission and model. Other departments in the borough are excited in doing more business with you.

A community based free magazine, and the perfect place for local businesses to advertise. This is…read moreall the goods and services available to the public under one umbrella. You can be sure to find an ad with discount offers on your favorite restaurant, deli, and even your favorite sports schedule. Delaware County Magazine covers everything you need from home improvement, music/entertainment/nightlife, classified, counseling, and more. If you want to stay connected to what is happening in Delaware County just pick up a magazine. When I have people to see or places to go I'm reminded that the best kept secrets happening in my neighborhood are right at my fingertips. If you don't have access to the hard copy of the magazine, just go to http://delcomag.com and you can view it on line. It's the simple way to stay connected with your local community! Tina'sTwoSense!

Great selection of toys , novelties , games ,lingiere and many other things. The staff is very…read morefriendly and will help in a any way.

This place has recently undergone a HUGE renovation. Gone is the dingy lighting and walls of…read moremagazines and books and sub par toy offerings. The new look is brightly lit and the magazines and videos have been replaced by racks of toys and playtime clothing. The toy selection has undergone a SERIOUS update. Gone are the cheap items made with dodgy materials from no name manufacturers. They've been replaced with mid and high tier selections for every experience level. The live girl shows are still here. There is a theater upstairs where the video booths used to be. Entry costs money unless you come as a couple. And to help accommodate more weekend fun, the store and theater are now open 24 hours on Friday and Saturday.

This was such a cool spot! I came here for a quick lunch in…read moretheir food court area. There were all kinds of food choices including sandwiches, sushi, and poke bowls. We decided to grab poke bowls. It was delicious! We grabbed lunch around noon and there was a lot of tables available, even though it was busy inside. Everyone we interacted with was nice. The ship yard was right outside and it was really cool watching and looking out at it! The inside of this place was also really neat, lots of different decor around. Even a small koi pond! I would definitely come back here if I was ever in this area again.

BUYER BEWARE! FREE PEOPLE IS HORRIBLE ON THEIR RETURNS…read more If I could do LESS stars I would. I ordered a pair of jeans online and paid with PayPal. The jeans did not fit so I returned immediately the same day. FP confirmed they received and was processing a full refund. However I received a "credit" to spend my $128 plus tax, etc. on a FP Credit. This is NOT what I was entitled to since my return was within the return policy. I have contacted FP and PayPal asking for refund on the account I paid with NOT a company credit. I've called 800-309-1500 sent text mgs.., called and have proof of the time I've wasted trying to get through! Also tried calling their headquarters (212) 454-5500 and a recording says the number is "not a working number". SUCH BS.

One of the reasons I love Philly is that it's very active in the literary world. Between it's…read moreincredible Libraries, and it's amazing assortment of bookstores we're kept pretty up to date with whats going on in the reading world. But despite this it's hard to get a feel of who's who when it comes to our local writers. That's why it's great that a free magazine like Philadelphia Stories exists and is widely available throughout many coffee shops, etc. Philadelphia Stories is a quarterly magazine that showcases the fiction and poetry of many writers from our area. Each issue has at least 9 good reads to go through, a local author profile, and some reading suggestions. It also gives writers and artists the chance to readily submit their work. So you might be able to dust off that great American novel idea and send out a chapter. Going to their website also clues you in on some fun literary events that are going on throughout the city. And you can get some insight on some of the books that they put out too. Start reading!

This is my go-to "lottery ticket" spot because it is located at the 8th & Market Market East stop…read more in the building where my office is located. When I travel on public transit to work - I like to get in by 7:30am and they are ready to go and usually not a lot of people to deal with in the morning. They have lottery tickets, magazines, snacks and drinks. The staff are friendly and lately I have been getting lucky - I recently hit $50 on a $2 scratch off ticket!! You gotta play to win!!

Roxy NEWS SHOP is classy and the best for all of my needs as a subject. Pluses plus it's open…read more Seven Days A Week