Went to Monroe and had brunch at a great little American Mexican Fusion restaurant in what looks…read morelike a gas station dressed as a red barn, but more about that in another review. Found this cool little bookstore with a very nice selection on old and new books. I'm a fantasy book reader and the selection was great. I found a bunch of old Forgotten Realms books I needed along with a bunch of yellow spine Daw books. Prices were really good with all older books at half cover and anything that fell below $2 was $2. Picked up a stack of 15 at $2 a piece Had the old bookstore vibe that I just love. Could have spent 3-4 hours there but the rest of my group was ready after 30 minutes

Let me start with I love independent bookstores, and this one has a resident cat!!…read more The downside is I got so into looking at books I forget to take photos so please forgive me for that. It was really cool place. There were a variety of Price points, other media and cute items. There are a variety of new and used books available. They've taken the time to create clear sections with a nice variety. There are even some chairs to kick back in. Just make sure the kitty isn't there first! My husband and I looked around and end up buying five or six books all used in fabulous condition. Inside, there are some seats so you can kinda take a moment to review your book. The service was nicely balanced. We were warmly greeted and because we were in there for a while, asked if there's anything we needed help with for questions on, but mostly left alone to browse. Did I mention kitty cat there? Very chill and gorgeous and friendly. I am very glad we stopped by

Heaven for the ones who love books and reading. A very cozy and comfy place to read or pick up a…read morebook. Very beautiful reading area upstairs. The owner was very nice and welcoming. My family will definitely be back again.

My dad and I came in today and we felt welcomed the minute we walked in. The owner asked us how she…read morecould help us and enjoyed looking at her great selection of books. We purchased a book, but the best part is how she treated my eighty year old dad with such kindness. It really made my day and glad we stopped.

This place has such a vibe! Definitely not your Corporate place…read more Books everywhere slightly organized. The selection is pretty good for a used bookstore. The shop offers coffee and music but I have not had the privilege to try out those options yet. The guy who works there/owner seems nice enough too.

I have had the pleasure of coming in a few times. The coffee is good, the environment is totally…read morerelaxed. The owner is very friendly. If you are a book lover, this little nook is perfect to just kick back and relax in while you enjoy what you love!

I love this book store. Great selection of books and gift items. It's one of the few stores I can…read morego to with my kids where they don't want to leave. Service has been great. I haven't sold books yet, but ordering online for pickup has always been super easy.

This has to be among my top 3 bookstores ever. The selection is huge, especially in the fiction…read moresection. I also adore how they have little tags for books written by local authors. There's also a counter where you can sell your used books. There's plenty of seating throughout the entire store and there's also a very big food court/cafe situation with multiple different businesses. Imagine reading with a side of Mediterranean food- such a dream come true! If Third Place Books was any closer to where I live I fear I would spend all my money here.

Elliott Bay is by far one of the best bookstores you can visit in Seattle for literary lovers or…read morethose just looking to chill and stay dry. Street parking will be your best here and there is a good amount of it around the area. Inside, they have a very spacious setup with books organized nicely by genre. Prices here are very reasonable and their selection is pretty diverse. You could definitely spend a good couple hours here just perusing everything. If you are ever looking for a book in the Seattle area, this spot should be first on your list!

We were so lucky to even find parking near Elliot Bay Book it made our trip that much more…read moreseamless. Visiting Seattle it was my mission to check out local bookstores and as soon you enter Elliot Bay Book you are greeted with shelves and shelves of books. It can overwhelming but it was really nicely organized, I was looking for a specific book I just finished on my e-reader and wanted to get a trophy, I searched and couldn't find it so came up to a book buyer and they mentioned that didn't have any in stock. Everyone was super friendly and they even had a cute little cafe in the book store but I opted not to get anything, which was a shock for me. Definitely want to come back it's just so beautiful in there.

Fantastic place! I was able to trade in a huge bag of books for credit and get some of the books…read morefor my book club this year. My morning book club is planning on a field trip there in February. The young lady working there was so helpful and great to talk to.

service is great, let me buy a crochet set, & cheap too! There's also a jewelry set, and true crime…read morebooks, as well as general fiction, I might try to find Crime and Punishment and The Setting Sun there later today.

Such a great little stop for coffee and to browse for books. The selection was minimal but they had…read moresuch a great variety I hardly noticed. The coffee and service was above and beyond! If you are in the Everett area, I totally suggest stopping by

Looks like Artisans Books & Coffee is coming up on 1.5 years in business, located in downtown…read moreEverett. I had a chance to checkout this indie on a spontaneous sunny St. Patrick's Sunday sojourn (3/17/24). Easy peasy free Sunday parking. Warmly greeted upon entry. Wandered the entire length of the retail shop...well appointed seating, some new but mostly used book titles, counter to order menu items, a pocket bar, nooks for seating, try out a manual typewriter, make buttons, or play the piano. Did not buy anything, but thumbed through a French Canadian dictionary from 1958, and enjoyed the fascinating vibe while onsite.