This is a beautiful, light and color filled local bookstore with an exciting selection of adult…read morefiction and nonfiction and a small YA section. There is a used book section in the back with some great deals! I loved the handwritten recommendations from Joy and Matt on the shelves and the warm welcome we received when we came in! It's also across the street from the library for all your nerdy book needs.

my partner and I love visiting independent bookstores in different cities. this was the closest one…read moreto us, and it was just adorable! one of the owners, I'm assuming Joy, greeted us and was very kind. they had a nice selection and I enjoyed the handwritten cards with Joy and Matt's picks. Definitely stop by if you're in the city!

Syd was super nice and chatted with me about books. I also was able to determine a summer drink I'd…read morewant to try (Coconut Cortado) which was really delicious! This place is super chill even if parking can be difficult. Definitely try the E 3rd Street.

In town for a work event and must always try an independent bookstore when I visit somewhere new…read more Roebling did not disappoint. Quaint, cozy, and well-stocked. The drink bar was a pleasant surprise and I had a very yummy Iced Roebling Fog (like a London Fog but with a little sass). Love the physical space and the cafe space in the back with tables was an added bonus. Though small, the inventory was thoughtful and I found far too many things to choose from. The staff selections were on point and I found a few new items to add to my "to read" list. Absolutely worth a visit and I look forward to checking out the other location next time I am in town.

This place rocks! Really good coffee and food items. I got the blueberry bagel with peanut butter…read moreand banana, it tasted so fresh! The have used books for sale in the back, it's a very cool vibe.

Exactly as described: part book shop, part cafe. There's a variety of lunch items available…read moreincluding a fair amount of vegan options. Their lattes were absolutely delightful, and the boujee in me loved that they were served on these gorgeous artisan pottery mugs, just adding to all the cozy feels. If you're here for books, don't be disappointed by the selection in the front, keep going to the back of the store where you'll be greeted with many more used books. The service was also excellent. Will return!

I love this place! From the books to the events, the friendly staff and the delicious rotating menu…read moreof drinks. Oh! And gluten free options, too!!! My favorite coffee drink is the bell, named after bell hooks and I think that is so cool! This is probably one of my favorite bookstore combos in our region. It is so thoughtful, community-driven and welcoming.

This location is on the smaller side but still has some seating options. Most of the building is…read moremerchandise you can buy from different vendors rather than books like the other locations. Even so, the small selection of drinks and food was nice. The best part of this location was the welcoming staff!

Great mood, great coffee, great companions! This was a relaxing book shop with some fabulous fun!read more

The vibes are great and the furniture is super comfortable. We spent some time here before a…read morereception down the street. It was easily an hour or so of browsing books then talking about them in their back room. The coffee wasn't anything special but I enjoy all of their options. I'm not exactly sure why I don't like their coffee but I also didn't like the coffee at the other location.

Close the place down, remodel, get better merchandise, and turn on some music. Thought I was in a…read moretime capsule from the 1970's. Poor selection. Items looked like they were picked up from someone's trash. No music, dead silence while shopping = funeral. Even funeral homes play music. Do not go!!!!

We stopped in while killing time in the area. As avid thrifters we found this place disappointing…read more There isn't much on the shelves. Even filling up some shelves with stuffed toys. There's a lot of clothing but we didn't look at any because the dressing rooms are inexplicably still closed.