Friendly staff, lots of books, and I loved the typewriters on display and how grand this local shop…read moreis! Haven't purchased from this location, but we love stopping by to browse the books, games, and greeting cards! Super impressed by how large, nice, and well laid out everything is. It's quite the local gem. Also the kids section in the back is cool, would have loved it as a kid!

Wonderful shop! Like stepping into a different world with so many things to see and read and…read moreappreciate and enjoy. Super excited that my book, FERNANDO. live. laugh. love., will be part of their collection. Silken Windhounds fans and family, a magical breed of dogs, are in for a sweet treat!

An amazing bookstore with friendly staff, cheap prices, and great atmosphere. All the money goes…read moretowards helping the library, so it's a great cause!

I love this place. You can find good books at amazingly low prices and they are having a sale of…read morevintage and rare books in October. Can't wait for that.

I love independent bookstores, and this one is no exception. This is a place that hosts several…read morebook clubs and events each week! The owner is very kind and has a little bubble blower on the counter to entertain kids who come in.

I've been wanting to visit Book Tree for the longest time! As a bibliophile, I try and support…read moresmall bookstores wherever I go as much as possible and Book Tree was a shop that made this easy peasy. We visited Book Tree half an hour before it closed on a Saturday, so when we walked in, there was a small group of people sitting around in a small group. The owner warmly greeted us and mentioned that they had a visiting author here, but if we had any questions or needed help, to let him know. A book shop that has author readings and lectures? LOVE THIS ALREADY. Book Tree is located on Market Street, up the hill from downtown Kirkland. There was even designated street parking just for this store. The space isn't the largest, so they're not going to have everything here. But there are so many treasures to be found! They have a first edition of many books that are affordably priced. Most of the books are used here, which I prefer. But if you're looking for a new book, they have a few of that. You mostly come here, scanning through the shelves, bending down and looking through all sections because some of the books will be misplaced and it's a little untidy. But honestly, I love book stores like this because the hunt for a good book makes it al the more appealing! And you never know what you'll find. I was able to find a book that's not as common and easily found at other stores of one my favorite authors. Score! Book Tree is a must visit for any book worm in Kirkland and beyond! The owner is super friendly and welcoming of dogs and the store has a good selection of books to browse through and take home! I'm so happy to have found this charming book store in Kirkland.

I love stopping by here! They have a great selection and I can always find what I'm looking for…read more I will say that the books are not always half priced, and many of the ones I reach for are still a little spendy. However, they are always less expensive than big book stores. Avoid the new release section if you want the good deals! I could spend hours here!

One of the worst customer experiences I have ever had. Book selection is ok, but several staff…read moremembers lack the basic people skills and etiquette to be working in retail. I used to love HPB... too bad.

I had Brick & Mortar Books bookmarked for awhile. It was great to finally have an opportunity to…read morestop in (9/7/26). Welcoming and helpful staff. Nice layout of books by subject. Not vast, but well curated. I also noticed that is aldo a great spot for gift ideas. For example, there's quality plushies, culinary themed items by the cookbooks, fountain pens & ink in a display case, nice assortment of cards, just to name a few. Definitely wander through this gem of an indie bookstore. Be sure to start a stamp card. Each stamp for every $10 purchased. Complete the 20 stamps to receive $20 in store credit.

I always love popping into a bookstore even though I already own way too many :)…read more Experience: (4/5) This is a decently sized bookstore located in the Redmond Town Center. They have tons of cool events posted on flyers and chalkboards that are worth checking out. I really liked their selection and it's organized really well. I took a couple pictures of books I want to come back for. I just wish the space was a little cozier, though that's not much of something they can help. Personally, I would have a hard time reading underneath the rectangular LED ceiling lights.

Friendly and helpful staff always! A great shopping experience. You will find something for…read moreeveryone on your list!

Updating my review since it's been a couple of years. This is a Mormon/LDS bookstore that has much…read moremore than just books. Deseret Book is owned by the LDS Church. Prices are reasonable. They have a book club like Barnes & Noble that you have to pay $25 to join with a yearly renewal. It's worth the cost if you are a frequent buyer but not if you rarely come in. You get 6 free digital downloads and some free items with membership, among discounts and other things they toss in. The temple clothing store is now part of Deseret Book. It's located in the back of the store. All of the clothes for the temple along with kids clothes for baptisms and blessings are sold here. They now let you try things on before you buy. This chain sells a lot of things besides books. They also sell the following as long as it's Christian or spiritually based: office supplies, art (prints, framed oils, sculptures), home decor, crafts, board games, DVDs, CDs, jewelry, sheet music, church classroom materials, scrapbooking supplies, and more. They sell some candies, snacks and beverages. They sell fry sauce for those from Utah who like it and can't figure out how to squeeze mayo and ketchup into a bowl and mix it together. ;) If you come in on a weekday, the staff is few so expect to wait for a bit for service.

It may be hyperbole but Elliot Bay Book maybe the best bookstore in the United States. That's…read moresaying a lot but after spending a complete afternoon here, I am comfortable in my decree. EBB is have to visit if you are Seattle. Skip the bubblegum wall and the original Starbucks. If you truly want to see Seattle, visit Elliott Bay Book and you will thank me later. I wish I had more time to visit every section and shelf. I wandered aimelessly at first then found myself in Queer True Crime. I ended up having a fantastic conversation with a lovely human at the information desk. I don't remember their name but they even spoke with my daughter on my iPhone as I was looking for a particular book for my wife. I was also on the hunt for Etna, a novel but it was sold out. I ended up purchasing per a staff recommendation, 'Attempt at Exhausting a Place in Paris' by Georges Perec Reading the first couple of pages instantly transported back to Paris, a place I know extemely well, and I saw every bus, man, woman, child, server worker, and heard every klaxon and shouted obscenity. Do yourself a favor and search out Elliot Bay Book when you visit Seattle, you'll be supporting a local business and feeding your mind and soul.

Elliott Bay is by far one of the best bookstores you can visit in Seattle for literary lovers or…read morethose just looking to chill and stay dry. Street parking will be your best here and there is a good amount of it around the area. Inside, they have a very spacious setup with books organized nicely by genre. Prices here are very reasonable and their selection is pretty diverse. You could definitely spend a good couple hours here just perusing everything. If you are ever looking for a book in the Seattle area, this spot should be first on your list!

Absolutely amazing place to browse through! There's a fun selection and everything was very well…read moreorganized. The cats were very polite and hospitable, and one of the incredibly kind owners hooked me up with a very generous amount of books to help me stock up my classroom! Very wonderful experience that will have me feeling warm and fuzzy for quite some time.

Independent bookstores needs to be protected at all costs. I bought so many books - the selection…read morewas outstanding. The woman at the counter was extremely helpful. Cats wandering around the store living their best lives added real charm. Wonderful experience.

Lots of books but high prices. Came in here looking for some specific books and found them but the…read moreprices were a bit higher than at other book stores. The used books were priced pretty well.

Their business model sounds great at first, but then when you try to be a customer, you realize…read morethey never want money to leave the store. I traded in 3 books for store credit, then I tried to purchase stationary + a sticker with my store credit right there, just to put the money back to the store. The attendant said the store credit is for BOOKS ONLY! so I can't use my store credit to buy a little bookmark either! Absolute scam. Now I have store credit I will never go back to use because this local business just lost me as a customer. Don't call it store credit if I can't buy anything in the store with it!! Absolutely ridickydonk

Third Place not only has a fantastic curated new and used book selection but they also serve food…read moreand drink. I was a little bummed to be heading there however because I haven't been drinking alcohol lately. So I was thrilled to find out they've added nice Mocktails to their menu so I could get a pretty Pathfinder Negroni to share with my honey while he has a beer

The baristas need to pay better attention. I ordered an oat milk lavender matcha and was given a…read moredrink that tasted like whole milk. I had another friend try it and agreed it tasted like whole milk. I asked the barista with curly hair if it was made with oat milk, it was just made so they should know, but they paused and looked at the ticket and said it was made with oat milk. I had three other friends try it as well, clearly whole milk. I eventually got the attention of another and asked them to remake it since I have bad lactose intolerant issues. They did, but it still didn't have an oat milk taste, just not like whole milk. The rest of the day and this morning I've been having stomach pain and issues while not having dairy from any other place. While the vibes of this place are nice and they offer fun events, I'd caution anyone with dietary restrictions to double check everything is good. Insane to charge $1.25 for alt milk and not get it.