I needed some books for two baby shower presents and I was surprised I was able to find these…read morehardcover baby books! Their Children's section was MASSIVE AND incredibly welcoming! I remember bringing my son to their story time, as a little boy- now he's 20, so he's out grown it, but I'm glad post pandemic, this event is still happening! I loved finding all the various authors and craft books and "how to" sets! They even had some science sets! The only drawback, I'd say was how the outside trash can was overflowing and there were flies all over. So I didn't walk by it. I'm sure that's going to attract the wrong type of attention, so that's the only reason why I'm giving them a 4 instead of 5 stars. However, everything within the book store was clean and organized. So I appreciated that. I'll be back, I'll just park away from the public trash can hee.

I haven't been to Barnes & Noble in a long time. There aren't many locations left but the Santa…read moreClara one withstood the times with the everchanging tech environment. I stopped by to look for music CD and manga. The store has a dedicated section for movies, music and games in the front of the store. It's a huge size bookstore spreading different sections of categories, magazines, and a kids area. There is a coffee station in the center and tables where you can read and work as it's pretty quiet inside. The manga section is big and the magazines as well. There were quite a bit of KPop magazines amongst others. You'll find quite a few things you didn't think of when you come across cute and unique accessories. If you want to get out of the outside and enjoy a quiet atmosphere, it's Barnes & Noble.

My Auntie was looking for a magazine in San Jose to place an ad for her new business & after…read morecalling a few places she found El Aguila. The lady over the phone seemed very patient & nice, at first I was like of course they want us to place an ad but once we visited the office I realized I was wrong. They went through the prices & different options with us, very sincere and got to the point. I like that they are not rude or pushy like other magazines. Even the owners seemed very humble & nice, that's a first since a lot of business owners especially from a popular magazine are not really that laid back. I felt comfortable & confident that my Auntie was going to place her ad in the magazine. After getting the magazine her ad looked great! Definitely doing business with them again.

From the owner: El Aguila Magazine is a weekly Spanish Magazine that not only offers advertisements for local…read morebusinesses, free classifieds, but also covers general topics for our community to read & seek.

Metro has been one of the biggest catalysts for culture and entertainment in the San Jose/Silicon…read moreValley region. The San Jose Jazz Festival was started inside its office by its jazz columnist, and the San Jose Downtown Association began there as well. It was one of the original businesses of the SoFA District, which went from a red-light zone to Silicon Valley's coolest entertainment district. Metro covers news, politics, culture and arts and has been free since the beginning. It purchased four other alt-weeklies and is now the flagship of a five publication alternative newspaper group.

Has a rotating photo exhibit each month. Part of South…read moreFirst Street First Friday Art Walk. http://www.yelp.com/biz/south-first-fridays-san-jose#hrid:ZoR-UD81TFLJ3_IQNHSyVQ/src:search/query:south%20first%20friday

For 22-Years Millions of Hispanics Nationwide like myself are using El Avisador Magazine…read moreDirectories to meet our Local needs like Housing and Jobs in Silicon Valley. I recommend this publication to people that are in need of Affordable Housing and Jobs. www.avisadormundo.com

Great way to get your advertisement out inexpensive and very popular ! I know Susan can take care…read moreof my advertisement needs when I call.

It's just a vehicle for advertisements. It's supposed to be "free", but it's more than that. It's…read moremore like ''forced". They won't stop littering my driveway with it. It's a waste of resources for them (and the planet) and a waste of time for me since I must dispose of it. Worse, they block the sidewalk in front of my (corner) house by dropping a stack of papers on the corner to use as a staging area (I'm not sure what else to call it) for deliveries. School kids use that sidewalk to walk to school and there are many cars on the roadway. It's wrong to block the sidewalk and make the kids walk in the street. I wish the students would go ahead and walk on my front garden area (not really a lawn), but they (unlike the Milpitas Post) respect people's property and do not do so.

I love the Milpitas Post!!!…read more There is always something juicy to read...although sometimes I don't think that the information is 100% accurate. I participated in their guess the "mystery spot" and I actually won! Their customer service could do a little better because I had to reach out to them instead of them contacting me if I had won or not. Still got a free certificate to Casa Azteca! :)

Freudian RiP…read more Advertised prices aren't what scans when you scan at the self-checkout. Be sure to check before buying or you will get ripped off. I mean, this place is already a rip-off to being with, but you know what I'm saying. The employee did change the price to reflect the advertised price but not without a fight and an authorization call to her manager. TlDr: Fuk this place. Avoid at all costs.

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen was delighted to find this bookstore. I have long relied on…read morebeing able to grab a new book, bestseller, or another curious tome. I ask this with a sigh and a dash of trepidation, "have you noticed how few Hudson Bookstores are left?" Make sure to make your visit! The end.