Certainly one of my favorite independent bookstores in the gables!…read more Nestled within the quaint and charming neighborhood ofCoral Gables, this dainty bookstore has all you need and more. Whether it's a solo trip for a quick purchase or a meeting spot for a quick bite and leisurely stroll, they have everything you need and can cater to any in search of some good books without the secondhand hassle. The open courtyard at the entrance has a bar offering light lobster options and wine. The floor plan has a winding maze-like layout making your browsing experience much more interesting. They also host book signing events with local authors so checking their social media pages is a good way to sneak peak what's in store. They have something for every reader and even plenty of independent and local newspapers. The staff is very helpful and they're quick to help you find whatever material you're searching for. The prices are reasonable and there's plenty of categories to choose from. It's perfect to come here when you want a chill activity without the hustle and bustle. There are deals on the wine bottles during the week so check their calendar. I recommend this place over the conglomerate booksellers because they really support local business owners and their prices are extremely attractive for the range they offer.

One of my favorite authors was having a book signing event and I couldn't miss it. Although I've…read morebeen to this location years ago, it felt larger with lots of things to do. I wish I had more time to explore. Parking areas were everywhere but it took a little bit to find close by street parking outside of the garage. Great space and event.

Honestly I can NOT get over the previous location being torn down. It was so beautiful and I…read morevisited throughout so many years, it is truly upsetting and sad they demolished it. When it comes to this one, it's nice and brand new and they still have good selections. Parking around here could be tricky depending the time you visit/how busy Palm & Country is. In the end, Barnes & Nobles are always nice on their own way, but none compare to the location we had around here that got demolished.

I came here for the presentation of the book "Silence and Resistance" from the Haitian author…read moreMonique Clesca, someone I had met previously. Her book is a memoir that skillfully paints Haiti's violent past. The B&N staff made this event very successful, creating the space and providing the equipment necessary. The bookstore itself is amazing, large, very well stocked, and diverse. One of the best bookstores in the city.

A very cozy place with a curated selection of books and genres that feel personal…read more There's several little reading nooks and plenty of books available to purchase. The prices all seemed to be at full price, not bad just worth noting. I loved the addition of The Matcha Edit pop up matcha bar. I believe it's now permanent, as it should be! The drinks were so good! They ran out of large cups mid day but still continued to take orders with what they had at a lower price! I respect the hustle and I'm so glad I tried their drinks out. I honestly think a smaller size at that price point would be an amazing addition. Overall amazing weekend pit stop, love the sense of community it brings. I'll be back!

Roots Bookstore is a hidden gem in Liberty City. It's a Black-owned community bookstore with a…read moregreat selection of both new and used books, all at reasonable prices. Even though they've only been open for about a year, they're already making a strong impact in the community. The space itself is cozy and welcoming, and it's more than just a bookstore. They sell merch, host a matcha pop-up called "The Matcha Edit" every Tuesday and Thursday (which is amazing), and even organize invite-only social networking events--definitely worth following them on social media so you can get on the list. Customer service here is top-notch. The owner is incredibly knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about both books and the community he's building. He really compliments the overall vibe of the place. This bookstore is truly becoming a staple in the Liberty City community. If you're in the area, make sure to stop by and support a great local business. And if you have any old books, you can also donate them here, which is a nice bonus.

For the life of me, I couldn't get to terminal D after landing in H but maybe it was an…read moreunintentional win bc Simply books is lovely! Intimate, quiet and friendly. Farm 2 air cafe inside has one of my favorite earthly delights- guava and cheese pastries along with one if my fav drinks cafe cubano! While nothing wowed me, everything hit the spot, and the friendly service and private seating is always appreciated. It's an airport win for me!

Decent bookstore especially for an airport bookstore. Several interesting reads here. Pick up a…read morebook to read in mid heaven. Check them out!

I'm so glad this Barnes & Noble location recently opened! I couldn't believe that there were no…read morebookstores in the area- there was a major need. They have a great selection of all kinds of different books. Staff is very friendly and willing to help. The attached cafe is great- premium members can get their free drink upgrade and 10% off, on top of that. Average bookstore prices.

New location is so cute and massive selection. The cafe has a lot of open space and the employees…read moreare really nice. Will be coming back ans working remote from here soon.

This is my second time visiting this store. I didn't have time the last time I was there, but I…read moremade sure today I went upstairs and I found the forbidden city book on China. The young lady was very friendly and they are shipping the book to my home excellent resource.

I love a bookstore but this is the first luxury book store I have ever found. You can find…read moreAssouline on the second floor of the Bal Harbor Shops. Assouline was founded in Paris in 1994 by Prosper and Martine Assouline. The couple were inspired by their knowledge of culture and travel and they wanted to create a luxury brand of books that reflected their passion. The couples first book La Colombe d'Or was created in their Paris basement in 1994. It is about their favorite hotel in the South of France and Martine wrote the text and Prosper took the photographs. Their first collection of books focusing on designers and fashion, the Memoire collection was released in 1996. In 2003 Assouline opened in a corner of Bergdorf Goodmans and in 2006 they opened the first standalone boutique in Paris in 2006. Since their first book Assouline has published 1,700 titles in three main collections along with with special editions. Subjects include architecture, art, design, fashion, gastronomy, lifestyle, photography, and travel.In 2010 Assouline began designing, producing, and selling furniture along with accessories, luxury gifts, and library accessories. They also offer a design service which creates libraries for individual clients homes and hotels. Books run in the hundreds of dollars. There are white gloves available if you want to touch them. This is the place to come for the perfect house warming gift if you know the recipients interests. Or maybe a life size astronaut would be the perfect touch to a home library. If price is no object, Assouline has a store filled with delights.

This place is legendary. An amazing place for back issues at good prices. If you buy a bunch you…read morecan make a deal. Great owner who is extremely knowledgeable and has been collecting since the 70's. He has great stories. Amazing back-stock. It's the second oldest comic book shop in the country. It's a must top for back issue collectors.

This place was great George was very kind very knowledgeable…read moreand was just all around a great experience...ai may things you might not know where to start...pricing is great..every place needs a local comic book place like this...it's been open for so long for a reason

The owner, Steve and his wife run an incredibly aesthetically out of this world little bookstore…read morehere in the middle of design District. When you walk in, you know immediately this is somewhere different. That you're gonna find a book that absolutely changes your life charges your creativity and makes you filled with wonderment. That's the feeling you get when you come in. It's like a candy store for books. The books they have will not be found anywhere else and often probably collectors items. To top it off they have amazing guest speakers. The likes of Katie Hessel. It's a list you want to be on to not miss out. I'm a fan and I definitely will choose this spot next time I meet up with a friend for a coffee, an artist to see their work, a potential boyfriend to impress him, or even just with my kids for a blast.! I can't say enough about this place 10 points, and did I mention how amazing the owners are?

I had an amazing experience; so many zines to choose from. Truly a cool art stop. Nice vibe.read more