I like the place, also the coffee but you can't charge a bread with a few tomatos and small amount…read moreof cheese, Bacciata and charge $9,95. It is absurd. No elaboration, no even a paper to wrap it. Less preparation than a quishe and more expensive. Disappointed.

Literally my comfort place. It's in such a wonderful area where the store is located and all the…read moreworkers are such lovely and knowledgeable people. I have their membership card and I love it they offer so many perks. They always have every book I'm looking for.

Excellent place to take your old or books you are finished with. You can buy books there, read them…read moreand sell them back. Great idea! They are in Colony Plaza.

So much fun! You need to get here and pick out your next adventure soon. Great prices and wonderful…read morechoices everywhere.

Great selection of books, dvds, mixed media, organized really well. They have so much product,…read moretheir shelves flow into stacks of books on the floor. They put care into their displays and what figurines or other trinkets are placed with which books. Their prices aren't as cheap as books when you thrift, but the effort that goes into curating and organizing a collection this big - almost makes it worth the retail prices on some of these books. I also noticed they had some Disney tsum tsum? Figurines that must be slight after and collectible because the retail was 5.95 and the written price for the store was $10.

Wow, this store has a LOT of books, almost too many. There are so many that they have overflowed to…read morethe floor in some areas taking up part of the walkway. They also have a lot of CDs, VCR tapes, magazines, and many more items I was unable to explore on this visit. We were on our way to a concert and I had about 30 minutes to look for a few music books, which I found with the staff's help. I have to say that the staff were great and knew exactly where they kept the music books, good job! It's good to know this store has a variety of music books to choose from and for the most part they are organized well, except the ones on the floor. You just have to dig a little. I chose two Faber level III piano books and a Bastien level III piano technique book. The Bastien book was only $2 but it has a lot of notes from previous students. The two Faber books were $6 each and virtually untouched, excellent! Some of the books are on the pricey side, especially some of these old music books, they are asking $20 when the covers are missing and music score is illegible. I just don't see myself spending that much when I can put that $20 towards a brand new book series or Henle Album of exceptional quality. Regardless, I want to support local, and have been very happy with my purchase. I will return again to see what I missed on my previous visit. If you love book stores, this is a good one and definitely worth the stop.

I've been here twice and I'm very impressed with the collection of books as well as the…read moreowner/manager of the bookstore. Is a place to restore one's sense of place and love of Humanity. Plan to come by with either having a good book or buying a good book and have a coffee or tea and sit and enjoy the beautiful ambience. From the front it looks tiny, but it's huge.!! if you have books to trade in, bring those two. Good value for trade-in and you get credit towards any books you buy.

My best friend and I went on a quest to find bookstores we have not visited before. I saw this one…read moreon someone's instagram stories and was intrigued. First, they have a lot of books. When I first walked in I wasn't even sure where to begin but it was great to be able to browse and see their extensive collection. Staff is very friendly and let us know that they curate their books from donations. If you donate your books to them, they create an account where you can have a credit on file to use. As someone, that occasionally does donate books, this is fantastic news! Additionally, all of their books unless otherwise stated are half off the cover value which is incredible and affordable! They definitely had something for everyone there. I look forward to visiting them again, hopefully with some books to give them!

Located at the Lake Square Mall is this Books-A-Million! It…read morehas a Joes Mugg coffee inside! This book store sells everything from books, coffee mugs, music records, toys, games, stuffed animals and even puzzles. They have a wide variety of different genres for everyone!

It is delightful that BAM survives in this decaying mall, adjacent to a ghostly abandoned Sears…read more Books a Million was well-stocked and clean. It has an embedded coffee shop. The staff were all pleasant; one even approached me of her own will to see if I needed any help. Yay for BAM, a breath of fresh air as tumbleweeds roll through the parking lot.

Great experience with staff and store was well stocked, enjoyed the time I spent shopping ! I found…read moreeverything I was looking for and more love the store and love the staff! Stay safe and thank you again for your hospitality, attentiveness and friendliness, I will certainly return! Thank you and God bless you all. Oh, how could I forget and thank you for the beautiful wrapping of the two gifts one for my husband for Father's Day and one for my best friend from church! V I can't waishare with them!

Yes, you'll find books here but it's so much more than that…read more I've been coming here for years and at first it would be for music tracks and tees. As I grew out of that faze I've been going back mostly for gifts. It's not necessarily Christian gifts that you can purchase here, but inspirational ones. It's old school as if you'd like, they'll be happy to wrap your gift for you. They're very helpful and if there's something particular you had in mind to purchase but can't find it then they might just be able to special order it. Tip: There's usually a clearance table of items if you're budget minded.

I had no idea this store even existed until now lol, but wow it's absolutely huge. They have books,…read moreFunkos, CDs, records, collectibles, kids toys, blind bags, and pretty much every 80's baby dream item you could think of. My daughter and I loved the variety and could honestly spend forever looking around. I also think it's really neat that they buy your items and resell gently used treasures, so you never know what you're going to find. It's such a fun place to shop if you're looking for a unique or special gift. There's plenty of parking, the staff always says hi when I walk in, and the whole vibe is welcoming and nostalgic. Overall highly recommended. Definitely check it out!

We found this store in NC and loved it. I love books and my boyfriend loves collectible toys, so…read moreits perfect for us. We stopped in Gainsville on the way back to Clermont because of one of my favorite restaurants there and didn't know there was a 2nd & Charles 5 mins away. So we stopped by to check it out however the sevice wasn't good. My boyfriend wanted to see something and no one offered to help him so we left because 2 employees rather stand around talking to each other rather than help the customer. Needless to say we left and didn't get anything this trip.

This is a very cute store. Filled with all kinds of things from books to Disney memorabilia, hand…read moremade earrings, home decor and seasonal decor small furniture pieces as well. The ladies that own this store very personable and friendly.

This cute boutique has all different kinds of things! Books, candles, wreaths seasonal and…read moreeveryday, arrangements, nautical decor, jewelry. And home decor of all kinds. A must visit store.

I haven't been to the Friends of the Library book sale in a while, so going was kind of an…read moreexperience. I didn't really have a goal in mind for what I wanted, so just going through the stacks and browsing to see if anything caught my eye was the basic plan. Lots of people lined up, but I got through the line pretty quickly. Inside, the books are arranged in a reasonable order, and the different sections are easy to identify, so finding areas that interested me was not a problem. Coming across the cooking section, I found that there were a number of smaller cookbooks that I like to term as "Wive's Club Cookbooks" which can be some of the best/most entertaining cookbooks you can come across due to the nature of the recipes that are contained in them. You never know what you are going to find in them, though recipes from the 1960's are prevalent and gelatin comes into heavy play. Good stuff there, and I stocked up on them. Overall, the Friends of the Library book sale is always a good thing to go to!

They used to charge admission on the 1st day, which helped to keep the line short. I was in line…read morefor about an hour, no shade. The prices seem much higher now, and arbitrary. Even here Liberals have to assert their politics. The book 'Rigged' by Molly Hemingway was in a section labeled "Political Fiction". I had read the whole thing and it was well researched, with over 84 pages of sources. I challenge anyone to find just one false statement in it.