I ordered a Blue Studded Tumbler w/straw. When it arrived it was white. Tried to get return info…read moreand got transferred around with repeated question to verify my info, which is a stall tactic. Told after the fact they would have to deduct $9.99 for return! Horrible customer service. Item listed is not the one received. to advertise a color and ship something else is deceptive.

Terrible experience every time I've been there. I'm a grad student taking online courses and…read moreworking full time while raising a family. Each and every time I go there for any of my classes, they are completely out of stock for any textbooks needed and tell me to order it online and that they couldn't tell me how long it'll approximately take to come in. Each time I call there's nobody answering the phone either. Staff is rude and unhelpful when I've been in store.

Conveniently located just a block from Main Street…read more Parking can be difficult to find. I'm no longer a student here, but I was in the the hazy, lazy days of the 80s, so it was nice to see how modernized the student center has changed back in the day when we used to hang out in student lounges called the Scrounge and Bacchus. Very modern and sleek and the bookstore still takes care of all your reading needs, so save up kids, these prices are off the chain expensive. I was tickled to see that they still sell blue books.

The college bookstore of the University of Delaware. Located on the ground floor of the Perkins…read moreStudent Center. Can buy all of your class books here and does book buy backs at the end of the semester. No real special pricing on textbooks. Carries a lot of Delaware clothing and souvenirs. The 'normal' sizes tend to go fast and they do not keep a back stock. Can also get the custom frames to fit your diploma here.

Beautiful spot, great service, and a massive collection of used books. I came on my birthday and it…read morewas a blast to just walk up all of the floors (I think there were 4) and see what they had. The only thing I wish is that they'd had a bigger collection of Easton Press/Franklin Press books - I came looking for more classics and I found this particular collection to be a little small. Otherwise, amazing spot.

This is one of the most unique bookstores I've ever been to. When you first walk into this building…read morethat looks like an old castle, you are given a map - that's how big this place is and how many nooks and crannies there are! It's stocked with used books, mostly from several decades ago, so don't expect to find recent releases. I snagged two Agatha Christie books, which can be challenging to find. It's a fun place to explore, and if you're looking for an older book, this is the place to come.

I love to support local Indie bookstores and this is by far one of my favorites in the state! It's…read moreright on Kings Highway and they always have events, book clubs, and great curated selection in multiple genres for anyone to be able to see. The book clubs are awesome and have truly provided a strong sense of community and comfort. Staff picks are always great to see and knowing that the staff care about the store and read alongside you, is a cool fact! Love supporting a woman owned small business, makes me feel like my money is going to a great cause.

This independent bookstore is on the lovely main road in Haddonfield and is the perfect place to…read moredrop in before or after a meal or coffee at one of the many surrounding (also small) businesses. They had a nice selection of a variety of genres, and I really liked the children's section, which was partially divided by ages group/reading level (which is helpful for clueless aunties like myself). One of my favorite things about indie bookshops is their bookish gifts/swag, and Inkwood has this in spades. I also enjoyed the staff recommendations throughout the store.

Over all this book store is a GREAT spot for the community with fun activities and events that draw…read morepeople in and a helpful staff. My one and only issue is that their book club never really changes its theme Yes okay the books change but the themes never do. They are always about women and struggle and over coming things or some type of issue be It with the main character mother, father, or being a black artist in the civil war or a woman who is fighting a mental illness. I joined the book club once to get myself out and possibly in a circle of people and to get me to read something I normally wouldn't which it accomplished ans I did enjoy myself at the club. However month after month all the books just start to sound the same. Why can't they not have a women space pirate or witch battling demons or maybe a male detective They have also recently started a murder mystery book club that I have yet to be able to attend but be warned even though it's free and you can bring a snack and even though you say you are going to attend they will still ask you if you are going to buy the book because it is avaliable in the store.

Our family loves supporting HBS! They pack a LOT into a little shop! I've special ordered many…read morebooks as well and they always come through for us. Very responsive, engaged and enthusiastic employees! Easy parking and great hours~What's not to love?!

Wow! This place is HUGE! They have a mix of new and resell items. Books, comics, manga, Pokémon and…read moreMTG cards, CDs, records, dvds, music instruments and novelty items. I could spend hours in here trying to go through it all. Prices vary. You can also bring items to sell to them! I was able to ask for help and the staff members were quick to help me find what I need.

I stopped in during a road trip when I saw that this 2nd and Charles location was close to…read moreInterstate 95. These stores are a nerd nirvana with used books, manga, comics, games, toys, vinyl and more. This store was clean and well-organized and the employees were helpful. I found some obscure tabletop RPGs including a Goblin Slayer RPG and an OSR adventure called The Seven Deadly Skills of Sir Amoral the Misbegotten. My favorite finds are cheap weird stuff from publishers I've never heard of. It looks like 2nd and Charles is adding clearance sections to many areas -- I found them in horror, mystery and science fiction -- and this is a welcome improvement. Going here was a nice morning break from driving that conveniently had a popular food truck in the parking lot selling coffee.

New Castle DE is very fortunate to have a selection of really great record shops (Goodboy Vinyl,…read moreJupiter Records and Squeezebox to name a few) and Rainbow Records is no exception. Here's the breakdown ATMOSPHERE & MISC: 5 out of 5 - Ample parking in the new location. New digs are clean, well lit, easy to get around given the relatively small overall space. Cool posters and wall art. Records are well organized and tidy. Always cool music being played. Restroom is accessible for longer deeper bin diving sessions. When weather is nice, can move some of their selection outdoors which is always nice as well. SELECTION: 4 out of 5 - This is a pretty small to average sized store so dont expect them to have some completely all-encompassing selection of obscure or super rare nitsch stuff like Amoeba or a Tower records or something, there's just only so much space in store and they gotta sell stuff. Fortunately, it's located in a college town so they're clientele is typically hip enough that they're able to stock plenty of high quality stuff. Bread and butter is definitely alt rock, hip hop and used rock and jazz but there's all sorts of goodies if you go looking for a little while (I usually find some great world music every time I go though it's not a large section). I'm guessing most people won't have trouble finding some good deals there, but clearly those looking for ultra rare stuff may be better off looking elsewhere. That being said, if you talk to the staff there and tell them what u want or are looking for, they'll more than happily order you anything that's available online and I've taken them up on this on numerous occasions and they've shipped to my house for a very good rate. COMMUNITY OUTREACH: 5 out of 5 - Being that records have competition these days, it's incumbent on a record store sometimes to need to fill a greater role in the community just to stay around. Rainbow is always organizing events, sales, and live music and Dj shows for all sorts of charitable local events. They're social media is updated every day with the latest releases and the owners like I said are very accessible with requests for records or whatever. They have a great Facebook community and "what's on your turntable group" as well as a Record Club you can sign up for via email that sends out all sorts of cool, rare, new releases and every month for a very fair price. They support and work together with all sorts of other record stores in the community and local artist merch and music is always in stock and easy to find. This is a store you want to support people! CUSTOMER SERVICE: 6 out of 5 - Saving the best for last. Todd and Melissa are simply put some of the nicest, hardest working and accommodating people you'll find anywhere. I've been shopping here for a while and I'm always impressed with the lengths they're willing to go to make the experience of buying records a more enjoyable one. We've all had at least one lousy experience with a snobby, less than helpful record store owner in our life, and while I can't recall very many if any at all in Delaware, Rainbow really does excel at not only being extremely helpful, but making you really feel a part of the family as soon as you step in the door. As I've alluded to above, they'll order anything you're looking for and won't charge anything additional at all really for it. Since COVID hit, theyve worn masks all day I've been there, and provide gloves and hand sanitizer and regularly disinfect they're surfaces. Besides all this, I've also either heard of or personally been involved in some instances of customer service and kindness on behalf of the staff that are really special. I happen to know that on at least one occasion, when the mail was really backed up early on during COVID, Todd drove records to a customer's house about 30 miles out of the way just to get it to them on time. Another time, i was playing a show down the street from rainbow and our guitarist broke a string and didn't have another set and I texted Melissa who was down the street and she showed up with another one within like 10 minutes. This just serves to illustrate the character of the people behind the scenes at this place. As I said above, these are the kind of small business owners it's an absolute honor to have in my community and a joy to support! Theyre everything a small business should be really (familial, accommodating, active in the community). If this was the worst record store in the world, I'd honesty keep coming back because they're such quality people. FINAL VERDICT: 5 out of 5 - The owners of Rainbow Records clearly are driven by a passion for music and strengthening their community however they're able, so if you want to start loving records or love them already, I can't think of anywhere better to recommend stopping into! ***UPDATE*** 30 minutes later: I still love Rainbow Records !!!!!

You guys are gross I literally went to high-school with surenur and she was bullied relentlessly by…read morethe same disgusting hypocrite harassers who lobbied for her removal you guys ruined the entire music scene. You let online bullies and threats of disruption by people who have bullied Surenur Ozturk with xenophobic slurs, body shaming, burning of her clothes and property, physical assault, awful rumors dictate whether she gets to play the worst part of it all is that she has went to the police multiple times about the same girls who have a documented history of harassing her. She has went to the police multiple times and made repkrts and you guys remover her from her first ever live music performance because of awful girls. Very corporate run and you guys obviously dont care about protecting young vulnerable talent

The staff was friendly and the collection of books was extensive. The store itself was clean and…read moreorganized. I loved the children's area.

Wonderful little gem. They have great taste and staff. I love their welcoming signs making everyone…read morefeel safe. Way to go Towne Book Center!! Can't wait to visit again soon. Thanks again

If you love bookstores, this place is it. Very well curated, extensive, and reasonably priced. Both…read moreused and new. Loved it!

What a great used bookstore! While visiting Chestertown, I walked inside expecting a small shop,…read morebut I was fooled. Shelves organized well and filled with books keep going, pouring into other rooms filled with treasures. There are nooks to sit and read. To test the quality of sections, I found the travel section and discovered the best variety of guide books anywhere. They even had a book to explore Kazakhstan!

Such an adorable bookshop and gift store! They had a large variety of books/genres to select from…read moreincluding children's books. They also had some trinkets and toys for purchase. There was limited seating inside but what they had was very cozy.

Unassuming store in the Eagleview Development Town Center. Shop for books, eclectic gifts, cards…read moreand whatnots. Staff is friendly and upbeat. A coffee bar with several stools serves espresso et al. While the store is one level and has accessible parking close by, the exterior door is a bit narrow as are the aisles which might prove challenging to all but the most adept and narrow-hipped wheelchair users.