Amazon Go 150 East 53rd Street, Manhattan, New York 10022

"Bluetooth wasn't working so gate wouldn't open. Love the concept but if you can't swipe and "go", not really much of an experience."

"Pretty cool. Just grab some stuff and go. Nice but minimal staff (one person). We bought some chips and a meal bar. Wild walking out and not explicitly paying...."

"AMAZON GO is a high tech futuristic convenience store powered by Jeff Bezos. Never question why their shares are the highest in the market. Upon arrival, scan your application/palm or insert your cc and shop. Nobody checked our temperatures or followed you to find out if everything was going well. Snacks, water bottles and coffee makers were prominently displayed. The entire store was equipped with sensors and cameras to monitor each movement. No tellers on the way out. Instead, you will get a pending transaction when you leave. Kudos to Amazon for developing an algorithmic activation that could ally even more during this period of autonomy. That will certainly enhance the experience of the overcrowded airport."

"This is a convenience store, similar to a 7-11 store. The difference between this store and a regular convenience store is that after you down load an app and put your credit card number in you don't have to stop at the cashier. In fact there are no cashiers. You just get the items you want, put them in a bag and leave. Amazon Go has various sandwiches, drinks and snacks. The prices are in line with other convenience stores . Its fun to try out the store and shows where retailing is going."

"Don't expect anything special. Prices are higher than Target's for food, you'd expect them to be lower since their labor and sq ft is substantially less. The selection of food is about the same as your local Bodega, just a lot more pretentious ( a $7.00 pb&j? Seriously?) This is basically a walk in vending machine. Keep on walking and support a buisness that actually adds value to a neighborhood."