Went in not to buy, to but to ask about turntables which can transfer to mp3, as I've been lugging…read morearound albums for centuries -- or maybe just decades. He gave me some good advice about what to look for and also provided information on selling to him once that's done. While the selection looked voluminous, I didn't check it out; I was only impressed by his advice -- even with his polyanna-ish philosophy. ;) Great store, helpful owner. Check it out

Bob at 4000 holes is a real nice guy. He has a great selection and can order just about anything…read more He also sells vintage HiFi equipment. His prices are pretty reasonable. He also will let you listen to used items you are looking at so you can try new stuff to see if you like it without having to buy it. Best record store in town. I always stop in when I'm visiting from Atlanta.

I remembered when Josh (owner) was at comic cons and toy shows before he had a store. I remember…read morehim form college as well way back in the 90s. That aside, this store is fun! I brought a friend here from TN this past Sept. and we dug around for a while. My friend bought a cassette or two he found and we had fun looking. I walked away with J. Geils Band vinyl from the record bins here. Definitely worth a visit to see the vintage toys, collectables, bikes, and shirts.

Very cool store! Providing you with all your Vintage collecting and Nerdy Needs! Owner was very…read morenice and helpful, and the store is small, but welcoming!

Visited Giant Nerd Books with my son- we loved the store! Lots of great finds, very interesting…read moretopics of books to read. And the best part- Elvira the dog who is the welcoming committee at the store. She is absolutely adorable and loves books too! The owners were also there, and they are very kind welcoming people. This is a must see in Spokane- if you love books, classics, collectibles, and rare finds, this is the bookstore for you. We can't wait to go back! Tri-Cities needs a store like Giant Nerd Books!

Sadly, I found this place right before I moved. Great poetry selection, and some really cool rare…read morefinds. The folks running the place gave me some great history of ownership on a Frank Stanford book I bought. Also, sometimes, there's a dog.

Part of my pre-flight ritual always includes a stop at the GEG Auntie's Bookstore. I always get a…read morelatte (and there is never a line, unlike the OTHER place) and I always get a delicious latte. It tends to be early in the morning, and I can be a little cranky after getting through security, but the quick and delicious Auntie's coffee always perks me up. Cheers to a local option at the Spokane airport! Plus- you can pick up some great local and national bestsellers for the flight. Reading is sexy.

Arrived 20 minutes before closing and was met with a very rude greeting stating that they close in…read more20 minutes. We turned around and walked out as it is clear that our business is not needed here. Not friendly at all. If you want people to support small business then act like it. Would rather pay Barnes and Noble prices or go to Auntie's Books.

Selection was very good for what I was looking for found a great book in the cooking section,…read moresomething out of print

Very enjoyable with staff and customers We like the low…read morelight rooms Easyer to watch the videos With a few friends in a comfortsble Surroundings

We did a slow Spokane walk to see what's around. This was closest to our hotel so figured to check…read moreit out! AMBIANCE Parking: Downtown parking is downtown parking thus requiring some patience. There is some street parking and garage parking nearby. Seating: Inside seating, plenty of cozy nooks and tables, with room for about 40-50 people. Vibes: You gotta love Spokane. A growing town but a small town feel. The spot itself feels like a love letter to books and community with that old soul essence. You walk in and your senses are welcomed from the aroma of coffee and the hustle and bustle of employees and customers moving around. One side you'll see the cafe but a good portion is a lot of shelves with books and gifts. A very stimulating space, great place to study or get work done. CAFES & RETAILS Cold Brew - Hazelnut (Recommend) They have these house brews with selective flavors. I got a staple hazelnut that provided a nice nutty earthy feel. The coffee was strong as it kept me up for a busy day. Retails (Recommend) I didn't get anything but if my luggage had room I probably totally would have. Great range of books and creative thoughtful gifts (bookmarks, candles, and trinkets). CUSTOMER SERVICE Friendly and welcoming. The staff contributes to the warm atmosphere and makes the space feel approachable. TL;DR OVERALL 4.5 Stars. Good coffee, cozy vibes, and a sense of community that makes you want to stay awhile. Atticus isn't just a coffee shop but a neighborly space that brings the locals and visitors together. If you're in Spokane and need a place to relax, come through! TIPS: * Take your time and browse the books and gifts, and enjoy the specials!

Saranac Public House earns a solid 4 stars from our experience. From the start, the service stood…read moreout--friendly and welcoming over the phone when taking our pickup order, which set the tone right away. When we arrived, the customer service at the bar for pickup was just as great--smooth, efficient, and genuinely pleasant. The food definitely delivered. The pretzel was excellent, paired with a crazy good mustard that took it to another level. I ordered the curry, and it was a fantastic dish--rich, flavorful, and downright delicious. My daughter had the kids spaghetti with chicken added, and she confidently declared it the best spaghetti she's ever had... so there! Overall, a great experience with standout service and tasty food. I'll definitely be back to try more from the menu before giving that fifth star.

This bookstore is located in downtown Spokane. It shares the building with a game store and a…read moresouvenir store. They are connected. The bookstore is a pretty large has a huge election on adult, teens, and children's books. They have the newer books up in the front area by the cashier. They also sell other knickknack stuff like journals, bookmarks, small little toys, and other stationary items. Place to spend a few hours at to read some books and purchase them. You don't find them too many anymore. Street parking is available or you can check for private lots.

I've never see. A bookstore with so much queer horror. I love it. Why don't all bookstores have…read morethis?