Chapter and Charm is exactly the kind of bookstore that makes you fall in love with reading all…read moreover again. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with that perfect bookish atmosphere--warm lighting, cozy corners, and shelves that feel thoughtfully curated rather than crammed. The selection is fantastic without being overwhelming. Whether you're hunting for a new fantasy obsession, a romantic love story, or a quirky gift for a book-loving friend, you're almost guaranteed to walk out with something you didn't know you needed. I especially love how the store mixes new releases with unique finds you won't spot in a big-box store. The owners deserve their own five stars. They're genuinely friendly, incredibly knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do. Ask for a recommendation and you'll get something spot on--not the usual generic suggestions. It feels like chatting with a fellow book-lover rather than a salesperson. Bonus points for the charm (pun intended) of the space itself: inviting, unhurried, and designed for people who want to linger. It's the kind of place where you lose track of time in the best possible way. If you're in Ogden and even remotely a lover of books, stories, or cozy local shops, Chapter and Charm is a must-visit. Support this gem--you'll be glad you did!

I love books. My dream house would have a library in it. Needless to say, I buy a lot of books…read more Thanks to this place, I'm not going to spend myself in the poorhouse in order to read as much as I want. Lots of books, low prices, good folks.

Excellent neighborhood shop, I love to shop local whenever I can. They have a huge variety of…read morebooks, ranging from $1-$10. Everything is very reasonably priced, and the staff is great!

This is our son's favorite comic book store. I swear he could spend hours in here looking at comics…read moreif we'd let him. They have a huge variety and I feel like they are all priced well. They also have "retro" toys, posters, and games (video, card, and board). They have tables set up in the back because I think they have tournaments. At the least they play card and board games. We've met a few different employees here and all of them have been amazing people with a wealth of knowledge! This is why my husband and I like supporting this small business.

Got 6 packs of Final fantasy and 2 of them were resealed backwards. I saw the re-crimping after I…read moreopened them will never go here again. Check your packs for re-crimping before you buy!

This is such a cute little bookstore and I loved the vibes here! Our kids (one preteen and 3…read moreadults) had fun checking out all the books. I loved how they had a fun little reading corner when you first walk in, and I appreciate the Pride table. Also, the back looks like it's just a play area for little kids, but they actually have graphic novels back there (Percy Jackson, Warriors, etc.). Go check out this little bookstore and then grab some loaded fries next door. You won't be disappointed!

Simply Book Store is in Terminal C of the Salt Lake City International Airport. A nice quaint…read morebookstore featuring a children's section. Weller's Book Store is a piece of literary heaven at the entrance of Terminal A and B. Simply Book Store is a pleasant over priced newsstand feeling bookstore. Love there are 2 bookstores in this airport! Let the wordsmiths live on in Utah! 4 stars.

Great customer service from really awesome people :)…read more I called today to ask if there were any signed Neil Gaiman books left (he stealth signed Saturday! - I think Simply Books staff are the first ever to catch him red-handed!), and right away Suzette found the last one. I paid over the phone - and then I thought about the bit where the book was in a bookstore inside an airport, and if you want to get a book from a bookstore in an airport, security kind of likes you to have a ticket to SOMEwhere before they let you into the terminal section where the bookstore is. Part of my mind began gabbling sure, no problem, you can totally afford to book a trip to Hawaii just to get an autographed Norse Mythology, that's not mad at all! No, you can't, and yes, it is, said another part of my mind. Suzette, meanwhile, possibly having encountered people like me before, was valiantly and cheerfully and patiently asking for my address and explaining they could ship the book. She let me know it would go out on tomorrow's shipments - I apologized for being so weird, and she was understanding. Then we wished each other a great day, and I had a great day. I hope she did, too. Thank you so much, Suzette and Simply Books! You are amazing.

I don't know if this is supposed to be Game Vault or Gamers Asylum, but loosely, half of the store…read moreis devoted to games and the other half is devoted to comics and man, is it ever. The name does not sound much like a comic spot though, eh? It's in a curious area and the building itself looks run-down and beat. Inside, that motif continues, but there is a treasure trove of comics there, with fully 1/3 of the much larger than expected interior space devoted to both comics and related toys. I wound up spending a lot more time here than anticipated and though I didn't find anything right at that moment I was after, it definitely is good to have another shop on the radar. There is a ton of trades and collectibles as well, not to mention probably the greatest amount of the short boxes I've seen anywhere. If you're a comic book fan, this spot definitely has to be on your radar. Don't let appearances fool you. This place has a lot to offer, particularly in the back issue department.

Super rude staff, not knowledgeable but they like to pretend that they are. I tried negotiating on…read moresome cards I was selling and they ripped me off because they knew I needed the money and insisted I was wrong about the value when I was staring at the last sold online. Don't go here, hilltop TCG down the road has much nicer staff & better stock anyways

My favorite game store in Utah. More board games in one place than I've ever seen! The staff is…read morevery friendly and helpful. They have good game recommendations. I'm often looking for small box games as I travel and they're able to recommended several and talk me through what I might like about them. This place is awesome!

I have shopped at End Zone for about 16 years as a well-stocked store for German-style board games…read more There was a time that if you told them what games you liked best, they would recommend a purchase to you with a money-back guarantee that you'd love it. The few times I tried it their recommendation was worth the purchase. Now with almost 500 games in my collection and using BoardGameGeek for most game news, reviews and players' community, I only stop in for board games occasionally if they happen to have something new on hand for as fair a price as anywhere--sometimes works out, sometimes not. Today the stock on hand in the Clearfield store is quite impressive--less so in Bountiful. Indeed the 10% off MSRP prices are less common now than they once were yet I still recommend End Zone for its generally reliable effort to put some 'friendly' into the Friendly Local Game Store shopping experience. That said, if the small staff are tied up chatting with anyone else, the huge amount of stock can be challenging to navigate and find what you're searching for among the stuffed and cluttered shelves. I stop in End Zone more often now for the large LEGO store that now occupies half of the former retail space -- with the DnD and collectible miniatures/card games that one were there having expanded to the retail space next door. Their business has grown a lot! As a frequent LEGO buyer I find End Zone is an awesome store for adult fans and kids. As a 'gold' account member they get to stock many of the large and exclusive sets one normally only finds at LEGO brand stores or online. In pandemic times LEGO exclusives have frequently been out of stock online, so End Zone has proved to be a worthwhile stop for finding what I was seeking. Not always, but regularly. It's unfortunate that one doesn't earn any of the gifts-with-purchase or other loyalty rewards that LEGO offers for purchases through their brand & online stores--which tempers some of my purchases here--but at least End Zone prices their sets at MSRP. Retired set availability can vary widely of course. And End Zone doesn't carry any of the Build-A-Minifigure kiosk exclusives. But at least they are not like the Teton Toys store at Farmington Station who price their LEGO retail stock far above MSRP.

Visiting from Oregon I stopped by with my teen daughter looking for some Ogden gifts (grew up here…read morein the 80's, had to get some Ogden memorabilia). Didn't realize the store was affiliated with Weber State at first. The girls working there were very polite and helpful. We picked up some wall art and a few stickers. The store had a lot of local Ogden products along with college gear and a ton of Apple products...a really cool place. I'd definitely shop there again.

I sent a book back right after it arrived, I didn't see that the online course I took already had a…read moreebook. It has been 3 weeks since they have received it and I haven't seen a refund, the one time they answered my call they said they would have it by the end of the day. That was a week ago and now I can't get anyone to answer the phone.