Love this place. They do not lie about the inexpensive price of the books. I really enjoyed…read morebrowsing all the sections, especially the Classics/Literature. You can find some truly vintage gems throughout. And if you like popular fiction, they have a huge wall of it. I do wish they would get in more of a philosophy section, but that's just me. It is a used bookstore, so I guess people are holding on to their philosophy and not selling them. I don't blame the wisdom-seekers.

Suprisingly good collection for such cheap books. I constantly go here and while yes its not a…read moreplace to go to for a specific book, they do have great options. Especially classics. 1984,Count of Monte Cristo, White Nights & Notes from Underground,Dracula, The Odyssey, and all the mandatory school literature like Lord of the Flies, Catcher in the Rye, and Of Mice and Men ive seen here. And the staff are definitely heavy readers and are knowledgeable about literature which is always appreciated.

A total hidden gem!! Often books are 40 to 60% off retail prices. Walked out with 5 paperbacks for…read more$22! Keep walking- it's a deceivingly big store!

Great gifts and treasures, and a fun place to get inspired. I've bought and sold lots of books…read morehere, and I recommend it.

The Hause Thrift & Lounge is a super cool thrift and vintage store located in the Chapel Hills…read moreMall, in Colorado Springs! They have a huge assortment of clothes, shoes, vinyls, and little odds and ends scattered everywhere. Friendly associates working there and I feel like everything was pretty well priced! Definitely plan on going back when I'm in the area, especially hoping to find some vintage Houston sports clothing there!

Great thrift store! Highly recommend! It's clean and smells good. My daughter liked the goth…read moresection.

Great customer service! Very kind and thorough in assisting in my search for a particular book!read more

We've known Mary and Shelley at Hooked on Books for years! We also went to the open house on…read more4/1/2023 for the official passing of the torch to Joe and Mikayla. Best wishes for many more years of wonderful books!

Cute spot! Great selection of books with some spots to sit and do a little reading sample. Bought a…read morefew kids books and thought it reasonably priced. Can't beat the coffee nearby, either! Just an overall thumbs up vibe.

An absolute dream. They have both new and used books, and my favorite sections (philosophy,…read morespirituality, psychology) are well stocked. I adore the back patio area with lush greenery, lots of tables and shade. A magical fairy land. They have delicious self-serve iced teas, and the inside cafe is nice to sit and read books and have a chat.

Good music store with a large selection and some other hippie type goods. Does trade ins for old…read moreCDs also. I recommend for sure.

Came to look for cassettes and we found them. They also have vinyls and players for both. An…read moreinteresting store with an eclectic mix of items. Music and movies and gift items. Figurines and magnets and backpacks. And smoking paraphernalia. The associates were friendly and helpful. We didn't find all that we wanted but we got a good deal on some blank cassettes. Parking was available in the shared lot.

Sweet Mary Magdalene, the Leech Pit is the holy grail of everything you loved growing up!! It's a…read moredisservice to call this a vintage store - it's your sweet mom's warm embrace on a breezy, sunny spring afternoon at the park as a child - the park with the rusty merry-go-round and the steel slide you spent countless hours at with your best friends! Walking into the Leech Pit is like getting vertigo at a strobe filled dance club (oontz oontz oontz) - there's just so much goodness you just need to pause to catch your breath and take it all in. But you can't pause because your heart is pounding and you're giddy with excitement. The rare concert t-shirts, the racks and racks of clothes that serve as documentary of every phase you ever went through, the action toys you spent every afternoon with (and realize you now could be rich if you had kept them instead of letting mom donate them to the stupid kid down the road because you're too old for them now SMH), the records - oh sweet Jesus the records! - and even record players for your new collection! It's a one stop shop for your wildest dreams!! As if the shop wasn't Valhalla on earth on its own, I met the owner too (I think his name was Adam, but he looks like an Izzy). He was damn cool - I think he's probably my long-lost best friend from 6th grade that I used to get in trouble with. When he shows you around you realize he knows every item intimately, because he curated everything in the store. Everything in the Leech Pit feels like an expression of the owner and his commitment to taking you on a journey to excite your senses and comfort your soul. I like to think of him as the curator of your wildest dreams - he WILL make them come true!

First time visitors in the store. Guys were friendly but the brunette woman was not. She also told…read moreus she would discount our item due to some damage but somehow we ended up paying more than what she quoted. Also didn't give us a receipt. Cool store- too bad she was so rude. Probably won't be back because of it.