A typical candystore/ newsstand in astoria that I usually get my morning papers , lottery tickets…read moreand cold soda. NOT much more to add except the joint has plenty of in and out with customers picking up some coffees , smokes , snacks , etc. The place looks a bit gloomy and dirty and personally I would not purchase food here but they must be doing something right cause they are still around and to be honest I have been lucky with the scratch off tickets on occasion.

The variety of Candies is decent sure, They have outdated price tags saying something is 1 dollar…read moreand instead is 2 bucks, (def Gives you a thought that they don't touch or change anything) I went to Get some chips and the bags looked like they've been sitting there For MONTHS, AND I MEAN MONTHS, They were Rat eaten (you can obviously tell with the bite marks and holes on the bags) Right after I was disgusted and disappointed, And to top it off The packaged donuts were expired and had Mold on them. This place has Serious Hygiene and Health hazards, It's not bad with all the variety but at least try to keep every Clean and fresh

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?

Try to hold off if you can. First and FOREMOST. The old scam of not putting prices on 95% of the…read moreitems in the store. Secondly, way OVERPRICED. Don't believe that prices are higher because they are at the airport. They are taking advantage by the notion. $11.99 for a small fruit tray is absolutely ridiculous. Here's what you get: eight grapes, Seven small cheese cubes, four carrots, and three crackers. What a deal. The owners in the airport should be ashamed of themselves. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS STORE unless you are desperate.

$49.99 for a pair of Apple ear pods. This is TWICE what they cost everywhere else. I grabbed a…read morepair and didn't notice the cost till I was on the plane. THIEVES. I'm in this terminal all the time and will NEVER return. Congrats, you lost a customer forever.

They don't sell magazines, which is advertised on Google. I drove all the way here for nothing!read more

I can get real specific but let's face it it's a bodega that sells newspapers now and later's…read morelittle gummy hamburgers and has actually the cheapest smokes on the block. But the best part is the guy that works there is amazing!

Love these guys . Very convenient because I work I the building .. nice friendly faces .. I love…read morelotto big here a few times too :.)

Really cool news stand/store. Newspaper selection is really good. Multiple services at this…read morelocation. You've got passport photos taken, wide selection of magazines, and a smoke shop! You name it you got it!! Nice to go in for a quick read. :-)

It's a newsstand. They sell magazines and newspapers. Gum, candy, cigarettes. Lottery tickets. The…read moresame crap they all sell. Maybe I'll win Mega Millions from here one day and then be able to review better places. Hey, all my review can't be winners.

Large magazine and bookstore with various locations in Penn Station. Newer location located in the…read moreLIRR concourse is a good spot to pick up a snack, cold water or soda, and something to read for your trip if you're into reading.

A well stocked news stand that was well stocked with books, magazines,, chocolates and…read more gifts. They had Strand books; a legendary family owned New York bookstore. Pleasant staff helping customers.

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

I started a newspaper delivery for the WSJ on the 19th and everyday it has been delivered to the…read morewrong address every day. Granted Dow Jones had the wrong apartment number now been fixed by them. But despite assurances by Mitchell's it could be addressed it has been delivered wrong, and I have called everyday !!! they are already delivering a paper to the right address.

Service is getting better. I'll check back again if it continues. I have a nice manager involved.read more

As Flushing landscape continues to change and businesses constantly evolve, one of the few places…read morewho have remained an old reliable for me has been Kor Wor Tong. Their selection of dried fruits / candies have been a better post dinner snack than most of the lackluster dessert places in the hood. Nestled along Roosevelt between Prince and Main, it is a little space that often gets lost in the jungle of noodle shops, vitamin stores, salons, and bakeries. If you're not looking for it, it's way too easy place to miss. Once inside, it's all Chinese from there. I have neither seen any of the ladies who work here speak English nor any English signs to indicate what kinds of dried goods are what. Even though I have no idea how good their English is, it also never hurts to be with a Mando / Canto speaker either. I've purchased my fair share of tea leaves here, in addition to the occasional sack of dried plums. Prices are never an issue and it seems their selection is getting better. But I can't stay in here too long during summertime. Something about the absence of an air conditioner with the smells from all of the "herbs" in here make for a unbearably good time.

I love this place to get frozen "Jung" or "Joong". The sticky rice in banana leaf with peanuts and…read morefatty meat. They also sell the green mung bean one. They are $3.50 for one as of Jan 2021. The workers are nice helpful.