Overall a very nice bookstore with a really good atmosphere. There is a good size dining area with…read morebreakfast menu. The service is very quick.

okayyy so so so cute! absolutely loved the vibes of this place (3 stories tall and rooftop on top)…read more plenty of seating and general vibe is 10/10. they have non sorry milk (soy/coofnut/almond) for an upcharge of 17€. slightly overpriced me thinks (coffee not that good) but would go again for the aesthetic. THEY ALSO TAKE CARD AND HAVE BANOS

A very cute shop selling book, little gifts, and unique chocolates. We stopped by again…read morespecifically for the chocolates and asked for a recommendation on somewhere local to eat, which did not disappoint. If you're in the area you should definitely stop by and pick something up, at least the chocolate bar!

This place LOOKS cool, and they do have some interesting stuff. But they are absolute rip-off…read moreartists. I got charged EIGHT DOLLARS for a single postcard (which was probably free to them, because it's an ad). I live in one of the most expensive cities in the world, and even here, postcards are less than $1, maybe up to $2 if it's something special. I didn't even notice until I got home and checked my receipt. Seriously, avoid this place unless you want to get fleeced. They're basically thieves.

I have been wondering all over the city, and I came across this popular bookstore situated right…read morenear the busiest corner in the city. I was hoping and hoping to find a book that was written in both English and Spanish, bit that urned out to be wishful thinkingOne employee did inform me that Shakespeare's Hamlet was written in both English and Spanish, but a Shakespear book eemed like quite a stretch for me to finish during my short time here. I've had nothing to read at my place for literally weeks, so I decided to put hase Steven King's No Tengas Mirdos, and the great book called Farenheight 451. That should be more than enough reading in addition to all of the things I read online. The prices for the two books also seemed reasonable This seems to be a nice classic type of bookstore, and I wish there were more of them where I come from.

This bookstore has a small selection of English books on the first floor - Just enough to get you…read moreover the hump if you run out of books. It has a library and restaurant on the roof as well where you can view the ruk

They have a lot of old relics and some really cool finds as well in the little bookstore. I found…read moreThe Época del Imperio Romano published in 2001 that had a wealth of illustration in facts all written in Spanish of course. There were some also great books about Spain and Portugal that piqued my interest as well. John Sistiaga's Purgatorial was a toned down brief version of the actual novel. They got booked stacked all the way to the ten foot ceiling and they even offer a ten foot step ladder for those who would be dating enough to try to use it. All of their collections are used, and they do a good job categorizing and sorting everything out for the viewing public. The only downside to this bookstore is the lack of seating. I noticed a sing chair. That being said, it's not the type of bookstore where you would want to hang out.

Súper arrogantes el equipo, no pueden ni levantarse de su silla para hablar con clientes. Que…read moreabsurdos.

A coffee shop and book store in one? Such a fun space. My partner and I came back multiple times to…read morelook at their book selection and made some great book discoveries and purchases. You can spend hours here! They had a really great English book section which was a huge plus for us. The cafe is a nice touch and seems to be a popular gathering and coworking space.

Nice bookstore with a cafe, restaurant and bar at the top. They sell many books and other things…read more Stopped by for coffee and shopping it's worth seeing if you're in the area