Beautiful Antique book store! They sell mostly first editions from all type of books and languages…read moreyou can think of. The value depends on the type of book and how old it is. The librarian there was very nice and told us if we needed any help to let her no. Highly recommend to anyone to take a visit and check it out!

As a bibliophile I couldn't help but be drawn to this elegant book store on Worth Avenue, but this…read moreisn't just any book store. Raptis Rare Books specializes in rare, antique, and first edition books. As a young child, Matt Raptis had a deep love of history which led him into a future career of collecting and selling rare books. In 2016 Matt and Adrienne Raptis moved from Vermont to open their rare book business on Worth Avenue. In 2021 they moved to the gallery space they currently occupy on Worth Avenue next in Via Roma and in 2022, Raptis Rare Books purchased The Harcourt Bindery, the oldest and largest book bindery in the United States. The couple once purchased for $1 a signed first edition of "Catcher in the Rye" near author J.D. Salinger's home which they sold for $80,000. Other rare books that have been in their collection include an original 1859 copy of Charles Darwin "The Origin of Species" and an original printing of "The Cat in the Hat" inscribed by Dr. Seuss. Books in their collection have influenced generations and shaped history and culture. The books here are worth thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars. In addition to selling individual books the couple will consult with rare book collectors to help them to build their libraries. In an increasingly digital age it is nice to see that books are still valued in our society.

Yes always something magical to take home here. Once I even bought a whole set of crystal singing…read morebowls and they have been with me for almost 5 years now. This store is such a happy heaven. Tons of crystals and jewelry and ceremonies and or personal altar supplies. It's separated by different rooms and each of them are a great portal of great things to shop for.

-within the two years that I've shot here I can count on both hands how many times I've been here…read more -I haven't spent more than $150 total since I've come here. -every time I've walked through their door they greet me by my name. They ask questions they remember previous conversations I've had with them from months ago. They asked how my mom is doing and my mom has never been here. She remembered a previous reason I came in to buy a small stone for my mom when she was in the hospital for surgery on her leg/hip. -they are incredible here they make you feel so welcome and comfortable, like your family! They're so easy to talk to. -They have a really nice rewards program. You get $10 off every $100 you spend. -I come here specifically for their incense because you can't find better incense or smudge sticks anywhere. I highly recommend the native soul white sage and lavender is my favorite and likewise with the smudge sticks_ white sage/lavender (if they have them in stock which is rare) -I was referred here by a Boca beauty, Academy, instructor, Miss Celeste. She recommended this store to me and I gotta say now I'm hooked. I don't just live around the corner. It's a pretty far way away from me but the drive is always well worth it. I get what I need in larger quantities so that way I'm set for a couple months. -Thank you to the CG team! You guys are the best part of this store. All your hard work and interest in the clients does not go unnoticed.

My favorite mega bookstore chain where I enjoy relaxing in their semi-secluded reading sections…read morewhile others browse. Most of the newly constructed Barnes & Noble stores no longer provide a Starbucks for their customers to sip and read. Im assuming they made more money on the coffee than books, but not sure. This location provides the usual sections of Vinyl, Horror, Sci-Fi, Childrens, Romance and New Releases. Noticed that the collectibles were securely positioned behind the checkout counter probably due to theft concerns. I recommend to sign up for the Barnes & Noble Premium Membership and receive 10% off almost everything and earn rewards points to use on instore items.

Love books and reading is one of my favorite hobbies. Found the best looking Barnes & Noble…read morebookstore I've ever walked in to. It feels like an old school bookstore like those up north in the city selling used books. LOVED IT! They even have vinyl records which really brought me back to my childhood. I definitely recommend anyone into books to stop by this location.

An amazing place to lose yourself in for a few hours and find some gems within the aisles at…read moreBookwise. The place is quite big and the shelves are well stocked with old and new books at good prices. It may take a little bit to learn the genres and if you're looking for specific books, you may need to ask the staff for help. The staff here are nice and when I called to ask if they accepted donations, they politely said yes they will accept small amounts. I assume they may limit the amount they accept as there are many boxes of books there that are not even opened or on the shelves yet so they may be back logged. Used bookstores are a rare find and I think it's so awesome to have a place like Bookwise in the local community!

Came in on Labor Day, the owner was there and was extremely helpful and kind. The store has every…read moretype of book you could imagine for a great price. I would return more if I still lived in the area.

Short story: Extremely uncomfortable, and employee was unhelpful. Walked in and only employee was…read moresleeping on a recliner with a dog next to him. Walked out a few minutes later after yelling at said employee for literally hitting another dog and yanking it by its leash to hit it further. Long story: I walked into Excelsior looking for a comic book on the way to run some errands. Once I stepped foot into the store I noticed a man sleeping on a recliner, with a dog sitting next to him (a small black and white mixed Chihuahua). The man (employee/manager?) acknowledged me by opening his eyes, and then closed them again to seemingly go back to sleep. After looking at the wall for the specific comic (Captain America Steve Rogers #3), I suddenly heard and then saw another dog barking (a grey and white Chihuahua) behind me. Not bothered by it, but confused why the man wasn't doing anything to stop it, I continued browsing the wall. I turned around in the direction of the dog barking once I heard the man stand up and suddenly grab the dog. Thinking it was more of a gesture to put him in a cage to calm down, I thought nothing of it. I asked him if he had the comic I was looking for and suddenly I heard yelping and the sound of the man smacking the dog. Even worse, the dog had already stopped barking long ago, and the man continued to smack the dog. I began walking in the direction of the man to confirm my suspicions when suddenly I heard a smack and then a snarl from the dog. The man had just gotten bit. He pulled his hand back and went to smack with the other when I called out and asked him, "what's going on". He froze, mumbled something incoherent under his breath, and at that point the first dog that was sitting next to him on the recliner began to bark as well. He lifted his hand and started smacking the dog on the recliner as well. He told me, "He just copies what the other does..." He then told me to pick up his iPhone that had fallen on the floor and hand it to him (a call was coming through). He answered and began mumbling greetings that even I being two feet away could barely understand. At this point I was ready to leave but I was frozen in a state of being uncomfortable and scared for the dogs. I tried talking to the man further, and realized he wasn't even responding to me anymore. I walked out, with no intention to ever return.

Any comic book store that has as much enthusiasm for Aquaman as this place deserves my…read morerecommendation. My girlfriend and I walked in on a whim during their grand opening. Unbeknownst to myself, they had a sale on Aquaman ("You know you love his trident," the billboard outside read), so I ended up grabbing two TPBs. The owner was super friendly and outgoing, telling me how much he personally enjoyed reading one of the volumes I was purchasing. I always try to spot board games when I go into comic book stores -- something this place doesn't have, but it's still a great source for comics in Lake Worth that I'm very excited about. Plus, you gotta love a name like "Excelsior!"

I was in the area for the Día de Muertos festival and I am in the market for some unique birthday…read moregifts for a friend. I remembered all of the cool shops on Lake Ave and while walking around I discovered Trinkets & Treasures. This cute shop has a little bit of everything. They had some seasonal items for Halloween, a clothing section with colorful women's sun dresses and the most darling children's sweaters, jewelry, accessories, mugs, home decor, art, stationary, local honey, and a lot of unique items. I especially loved the llama pens and screen wipes that clip onto your key chains, so clever! You know you are in a great shop when you start picking up things for yourself. I love supporting the small businesses of Lake Worth like this one. There are also a number of great places to dine at on this street. Next time you are in the mood for a bite and some shopping, be sure to check out Trinkets & Treasures.

This store was so intriguing! Didn't know where to look first. It's located in downtown Lake Worth…read moreBeach on the north side of Lake Avenue. Parking is free street side. There are so many cool things here -- not only for gifts but for us. We had fun browsing, but I did find one thing that I bought right away and a few more items that I will be thinking about for the future. They have clothes, and a lot of jewelry. They have souvenirs and kitschy stuff, and they have items you'd want to buy for your home. They have hats and accessories. honey and jams and jellies, windchimes, and hanging ornaments, key chains and eyeglass holders, pictures and wall hangings, etc. I wear pierced earrings and there were plenty of these, but just a note that there was an older lady shopping at the time we were there who was thrilled to see a large selection of clip-on earrings. They were snowbirds and stop by each year to buy gifts and she gets a new pair of earrings (or more) for herself. The shop owner is quite friendly and personable. If you have question or need any help finding something, don't be afraid to ask. She obviously enjoys her job and interacting with the public. Now I know where I'll be heading next time I'm in the area and need a unique gift.

Five Below is always a great store for gifts, candy, simply tech and electronics, cell phones…read moreaccessories, small toys, cards and much more. The store is clean and quite large. The staff is always nice and helpful. There is always a bargain at Five Below. The store is conveniently located off I95 by the Tanger Outlets in Palm Beach.

i've been shopping at this five below for years as I live very close to this store, but when I went…read morehere the other day with my little brother, I was very astonished at the terrible service. There was a girl working she had like a lot of acne on her face. get her name, but she was very rude to me and my brother, my brother had a backpack and he told me there was some history with her another time telling him to leave the store because she figured he stole something, but she never checked his bag therefore she never found out if he stole anything so these to me are baseless. So when I walked in the store with my brother, she asked him to put his backpack which had valuable things in it on the counter. My brother was reluctant, but he still and it seemed like she was watching us the whole time while we were shopping in the store and I felt like her attitude was also very rude. While I was leaving the store after we finished shopping and bought lots of things, I forgot to put my pin in because usually when I no told me that I had forgot my pin, but she didn't and I felt like that was also very rude. I've seen this lady before and I feel like she's been a little rude and had an attitude with me as well other times while I shocked. All the other employees are very nice and welcoming, but I feel like she ruined the vibe and it's unfortunate because I've shopped here many times over the years.

This is one of several gift stores nestled among restaurants on Lake Ave in downtown Lake Worth. It…read moreis the most elegant of the gift shops. While other stores have a mix of new and old or carry Florida souvenirs, Beresford Manor specializes in high quality items made in France. The inspiration for Beresford Manor came from the owners trips to France where they embraced the phrase art de vivre which translates to English as the art of living. The shop opened in 1993 and they have been in business for 30 years in downtown Lake Worth. As soon as you open the door you feel welcomed in both English and French. I came in looking for a birthday gift for a friend who loves lavender. I found the perfect item on a cart filled with bath items made with lavender from Provence. The narrow store is long and there are several rooms of linens, kitchen items, accessories, folding umbrellas, and personal care items from all over France. The melamine serving trays and bright colored placemats were especially pretty. They had a great selection of dish towels too as well as gorgeous fabric and wall paper so you can give your home the French country look. Prices ranged from a few dollars to much more. Service was top notch and friendly. I'll be back to shop for some Christmas presents.

This little gift shop is great. I found a lovely hostess gift, and something for my home, too. I'll…read morebe shopping at Beresford Manor again.