Very comfortable atmosphere. Found a unique book for my grandson and a great read for my niece…read more Staff members are very helpful!

We stopped off in La Grande for gas and ice cream and stumbled upon Looking Glass Books. The people…read moreare friendly and they know what they've got in stock. I wanted to get a used copy of Bossypants and the guy helped me find it for $9.50, a total steal. Ninety percent of their books are used and most all are in great quality. You'll also find a cat chilling in the children's book section, giving a cozy, homey feeling. Looking Glass Books is definitely worth a quick stop when driving on I-84.

Huge (for La Grande) used and new bookstore. Small but very with it magazine rack! Look for the…read morelocal authors shelf near the front of the store. Minus 1 star for dinky art book section.

I absolutely love this café. I went with my grandmother and got the house salad, choice Japanese…read moregreen tea, and also purchased 1984 by George Orwell. The atmosphere of this place is absolutely phenomenal, and I can't even begin to explain how perfect the decor is. The food- oh my goodness. Amazing. Honestly, this is my favorite restaurant.

A Haiku for JaxDog…read more Books! Delicious food Chef and server both delight Your next road stop here!

Nice little bookstore with art, cafe, and other items. I picked up a couple used books and some…read morepostcards. Every town needs a place like this.

We went out for a walk early in the morning in downtown Enterprise and were super suprised and…read morehappy to see this open bookstore, which offers early morning coffee to go with their great books. They've got both new and used books, a tiny sci-fi/fantasy/horror section to me but plenty of fantastic books on local flora, fauna, history and attractions (of which there are many) and books by local writers. They have a good-sized children's selection for their size. The staff we spoke to were super helpful, nice and welcoming. We got a couple books and went back the next day for more and I will totally go there again next time we come to town.

They sell pokemon and magic cards. Quite a lot of books, video games, and movies. There is even a…read morevinyl record section and a pool table.

There are two book sellers I have loved to visit for many years. One is in Portland or used to be…read more It's name is Powell's Books. It's hard to say if it remains intact in the trying times that city condones as of late. This I do not know. I no longer travel to Portland for pleasure. This shoppe is the other. The Archives. It's a place of solitude where you can be inundated with books. You can wander there as long as you like. No one will intrude on you. Help is available for the askance. If books are not your particular cup of tea on any given day many other amusements await. Video this, Audio that and several genres of either. The store is ever changing. Who knows what treasures abound this day or next week? You're looking for what book? Of course you can't find it! How could you? I've been here countless times and I seldom try very hard to find something particular. I query the wizard behind the book sellers desk, (you may have to look hard to see him), he may have what you seek, but not on a shelf. Perhaps tucked away for one reason or another. It may here but not for sale per se. Maybe it is on a shelf and still seems to be invisible. If it's here, he will know that and where. If it isn't, it's likely he can obtain a copy. Book sellers have stores that are like the multitudes you see, you know, in strip malls, in boutiques, and so on. It seems someone has a stamp and just stamps one in this city, then the next city and so on. Boxes, little boxes and they all look just the same. You get my drift. That, thank the Gods is NOT THE CASE here. The owner is a purveyor of books. He eats, breathes, buys, sells and covets books. Yes, he is a wizard. Pooh, pooh you say, I can't blame you. I may have just happened upon a review like this one thought pooh pooh it as well. If you disagree with me friend, you haven't been in his shoppe that's all. There isn't another place like The Archives. There isn't another wizard like the one operating this shoppe. If books pique your interest with the tiniest twinge remember, the magic in the world is fleeting and fading. "Seize the day."

The John Day Coffeehouse on Main Street is not a fancy Portland-style cafe. John Day has a…read morepopulation of 1400. There are about 5 restaurant bars and about 5 hotels and a scattering of bed and breakfasts. I think people visit for fly fishing. This is manly a bookstore, also selling model trains, wagon wheels and vintage vinyl disks. Didn't try the coffee, but they have those slushy sugary ice drinks, cappuccino and mango-orange; on my visit, the perfect summer cooler. And free WiFi. Enough said.

Super cute place with both used and new books! There is a great selection of postcards and puzzles…read moreas well.

Absolutely amazing little place in the middle of nowhere I could spend hours and hours in there…read more So if you go check it out make sure you have some time to look through everything. Cute place! Lots of different variety. Helpful staff! Probably the first best place in the town ;)

It's, by-far, my very favorite store in Ontario. There's tons to recommend it...friendly helpful…read morestaff, good deals, punch cards, and book credit for returns on future purchases. It's family friendly and a real treasure. If you're raising book lovers it can't be beat.

Small store but they have a lot of stock. If there are books in a series, they rubber band them…read moretogether. Shelves are clearly marked. They have a stamp card - buy 10 books and you get a book (under $3, I think) free. The woman behind the desk (the owner?) is very helpful and friendly.