Great used bookstore, with a ton of books. Everything is arranged nice and neat with helpful staff…read morechecking to see if you need assistance or help finding anything. On certain days they have deep discounts. They also have puzzles, music, various electronics and more. Walked away with a happy wife with a ton of books and a set of computer speakers for myself for less then $20.00. Will become a favorite of my wife for sure. If she's happy! Keep up the good work!

I was looking for a goodwill and found this but upon arrival I realized it's is only a book store!…read moreIt is very big so come check it out

the vibes in here are immaculate and all the books are organized nicely and I love going upstairs…read moreto get a drink and read and do work. Also I love the little recommendations on the shelves from the employees They have good taste

This was my first visit to Midtown Reader to attend a discussion from Terah Shelton Harris for her…read morenewest book release. The store offered copies of the book for sale and Terah was gracious in signing and doing pics. The store also had a coffee shop upstairs which is a nice amenity. Terah was Target's 2025 author of the year, so it was a real treat that Midtown Reader was able to book her for an in person appearance. They have similar events with other authors and also feature different book clubs you can join with books they offer. This is definitely a great place to visit in town.

The magazine is beautifully designed and produced. It is a great source for whats going on and…read morewill be going on is Southwest Georgia.

This magazine is top notch. Every issue is so well put together and always looks amazing. One of…read morethe better publications out of the South East region!

They have a great article in the September / October 2015 issue on the international food scene in…read moreour fair city. http://www.tallahasseemagazine.com/September-October-2015/Local-Restaurants-Offer-Tantalizing-Tastes-from-Around-the-World/

From the owner: Tallahassee Magazine captures the essence of Florida's vibrant capital city. With award-winning…read morewriting, bold layouts and stunning photography, Tallahassee Magazine has been informing and entertaining area residents and visitors for 35 years. Our design and editorial direction gives our readers a blend of provocative features, regular topical departments, quick reads and information they can use. Our social section, people profiles, calendar of events and dining guide are the perfect complements to our compelling feature stories. Tallahassee Magazine, the region's premier full-color lifestyle magazine, provides our loyal readership the very best this area has to offer.

Nice selection of crystals but the store is so big it feels empty. There's so much space that it…read moreeven looks empty. The items are also the most expensive items I've seen for crystals and gemstones so I wouldn't recommend shopping here. You can get better bang for your buck elsewhere. Made me feel like your spirituality is being exploited. 1 to 2 oz oils are 9.99-14.99 Small gems (pebbles) start out at $4 (I actually saw nothing priced under $4) Incense starting at 6.99 Incense holder and other accessories starting at 9.99 upward to 18.99 and 24.99 Medallions starting at 24.99 Larger stones that weren't sold by weight the cheapest I saw was $54.99 but it was on an island because the next stone over was $112 Poor selection of clothing and reading material

This store is awesome and amazing, if you don't now know you know! Staff GREAT. Selection GREAT…read more Atmosphere AMAZING. Try to walk by, the energy will pull you in and I love the layout of the store, I feel at ease and like time doesn't exist in there.

The new location is good. It's much more spacious than previous location however there is not a…read morecafe or much seating ro mingle or read inside the store. Very disappointing because sometimes like to read books before and after buying.

I love this store because it's the only big bookstore in the area. But it is so much potential to…read morebe better. Whenever I come here, I grab what I need and head out because the inventory is just so cramped up and not organized. The store is split in two down the aisle. You can't go across the main aisle because there's inventory blocking every step. If they would clear it out and organize it more, it would seem more bearable to walk around the store. Things are decently priced, but majority of their books are overpriced. I do like how they have a sales selection, though small, it's better than nothing. I'll continue to come here only because it's the only bookstore but I do wish they could organize it better.