Massive selection, bought a 100 year old HG Wells book! Good prices too. Nice owners.read more

A great place to get lost in for a few hours. There is an overwhelming selection roughly…read morecategorized by genre. Books ranging in price from $25 - $many thousands.

What a warm and inviting place to spend some time. Grab some coffee. Browse some books. Head…read moreupstairs to the outdoors patio and relax and enjoy. Great space. Great books. Outstanding coffee.

This is a great bookstore that is in an awesome location and has a coffee shop right next door!…read moreIt's a great spot to grab a book (or bring a book) and read or get work done in the lobby of the building. I will say that if you are a fan of some of the more mainstream books in the romance, sci fi, or fantasy genres like I am, then you likely won't find what you are looking for. I will say that they do have a lot of awesome books that they publish so you will definitely find some new reads to add to your collection! Overall I think that the actual store is awesome and the staff are friendly, the selection just isn't what I am typically interested in reading. Prices seemed typical of most book stores.

This was my 19th stop on the Indie Bookstore Passport tour. Parking was tight, with limited street…read moreparking available. The store is located on the second floor. It's a used bookstore with more than 40,000 books; so prepare to spend at least an hour (if not an afternoon) perusing the bookshelves. It's easy to get lost in the stacks here, as there are LOTS of hallways and a labyrinth of rooms. There is a room for small gatherings, a rare book room, and an alcove to tuck away with a book. One window in the store has a bit of nostalgia as it overlooks Bob Dylan's old apartment (and is now the Loring Bar). If you love a used bookstore and a historic site, this place is worth a visit.

Any used bookstore near a university is bound to be worth a couple hours of browsing and the Book…read moreHouse is no exception. It's got good prices and an impressive variety, lots of scholarly books. I love the atmosphere here, and the restaurant downstairs is pretty good too.

For diehard used book enthusiasts. This place has piles and piles of books (just like my office),…read moreso you'll have to hunt, but that's the fun. Some great finds.

I stumbled upon the store during an open mic reading after browsing the clearance books outside the…read morestore. Everyone inside was very inviting--especially the owner of the store--and it was a comfortable and supportive space for people to read whatever work they wanted to share. It made me wish I had brought something to read, too. The store itself is small and intimate. I guarantee that you will see a book on just about every shelf and table that makes you think, "Yes, I want to read this. I've been wanting to read this. I should read it." This is my one of favorite parts about bookstores. That it opens its doors to the community to allow them to share their work makes it all the better.

This was my third stop on the Indie Bookstore Passport tour. This store is such a delight, as all…read moreof the books are exclusively part of the mystery/thriller/crime genre, which is my favorite to read! I've been here before, but this was the first time I checked out the annex portion of the store, which houses used books. If you are seeking a mystery book, this is the place to go as they've got it all. The prices of the used books were higher than I would have expected (nearly $14 for a used hardcover), but the selection makes it worth it. I liked the cute seating area in the annex a lot it looked very comfy. There is street parking near the store, but it's on a very busy street. That busy street made it feel like I was part of the video game Frogger trying to get back into traffic after parking!

Great spot for a Mystery fan. Love love love this store…read more I've always walked past and seen the sign and decided to stop in today. It's an unassuming looking store from the outside but once inside. You can tell they have a solid selection. It was filled top to bottom with shelves. They also take Apple Pay which is nice! There's another room called the Annex. You can ask to see. They will take you through a door down a hallways and into the room. Here you can find first editions of mystery books. Or even books written as far back as the 40s! Solid store. Decent prices! They also gave a book club which meets on certain days. Check it out

It's downsized quite a bit from the last two locations, but still has many supplies you may be…read morelooking for.

4.5/5 Yay I've…read morealways loved stopping in here and poking around and now they've moved even closer to me so I can walk for incense if needed! Staff are very friendly and helpful, so much to look at.

Ok, super cool place right on the corner of 26th and Lyndale…read more The store is neatly organized, and has a really chill and inviting vibe. I came in specifically looking for any used gems to fill out any holes in my collection. This place for a record collector is not unlike Target ... come in for an item or two and you walk out with way more than one expected to purchase. I am excited with my new purchases, and can't wait to come back down again! I want to encourage all of you to visit this local, woman-owned establishment. You won't be disappointed.

Wonderfully curated selection of vinyl and books! Great place to browse, build your collection, our…read morefind the perfect gift. I found an Apple Music pressing of the Beatles White Album. Will definitely be back for more!