Love, love love this place! What a wide variety of books for adults and children. The folks working…read morethere were phenomenal. Helped me with everything I needed checked on me and gave good recommendations. The prices were on par with other bookstores. Inside was fabulous, it felt like somewhere I could stay all day. If you aren't in Winston Salem, you must stop here.

A Winston Salem gem. I love coming here for a chill evening to browse and find a good read. An…read moreawesome third space. I love reading the staff pick cards. There's an attached coffee shop with seating also offering pastries. Lots of events and book talks. A great wall of gifts and accessories. It may be a little difficult to find but you will come to appreciate its nook in the city!

What stood out most was the attention to detail and the overall quality of service. From browsing…read moreto checkout, everything felt smooth and reliable. It's clear this bookstore values both their products and their customers. I'll definitely be ordering from here again and would highly recommend it to anyone who loves books.

When traveling, my fiancé and I love visiting used book shops, hoping to find 1st Edition Stephen…read moreKing novels. We came across Steven's and decided to try them out. This place is HUGE! It's almost a warehouse of used books. In the middle of summer, this place gets hot as there's no ac or air circulation. Browsing title after title while drenched in sweat gets a bit too much, so I didn't stay in as long as I had hoped to. This book shop has a bit of everything but mostly religion, gardening, and education books. We didn't find Stephen King or other authors we enjoy but I did find some Marvel comics and a Far Side comic for $3 each...not a bad deal at all considering the Thor comics were in mint condition. Overall, this is a good used book store that may have something for you that you wouldn't have expected. Just go when the weather is cooler a d you'll have an enjoyable time.

I went in to try and sell them a few older books and when I stopped in they made me feel so…read morewelcome, like I've known them all my life and made me feel so comfortable with them ? He also was amazing with the knowledge he had about books and didn't make me feel like I was dumb because I did not know anything about them. Thank you!

I went in the other day to purchase a book to read. The gentlemen picked out a random book for me…read moreon studying different cultures and I am enjoying the book tremendously thus far. I even met his adorable pup!

I had recently changed majors and had a lot of textbooks to sell…read more I took my textbooks, as well as other educational books (For Dummies, pleasure reads, informative, etc.), to TB and McKay's to get a quote from both so I could get the most $$ for my books. McKays bought most of my 'non-textbooks' where as TB won't buy them. But for all those 'non-textbooks' plus the textbooks they offered me about $30. For just a handful of textbooks, so excluding all the 'non-textbooks', TB paid me $45. So, long story short, TB will pay more $$ for textbooks than McKay's but McKay's will buy things that TB will not. P.S. After selling my books the man at the counter GAVE me scantrons and told me the binders at the front of the store (huge totes of them) were free. He said "we just like helping students." and it shows:)

When I need a book for school, this is the place. They always have what I need and they have good…read moreprices.

This bookshop is another planet inhabited by characters out of books. It's beautiful, so well…read moredecorated, and hosts such wonderful events. We came to hear Queen Elsa host a story time event. She read Frozen and a Llama Llama book. My children loved it! And afterwards we spent over an hour just walking around and exploring. Everywhere you look is a handwritten note about a book, some mystical creature coming out of the walls, or a typewriter waiting for a story to unfold. The top floor even hosts a puzzle table and nooks to cuddle up and read. The children's section is simply magical. My kids would have stayed for hours if I let them. The pricing is also fair and the owner is a gem. She even has a little bookshop dog that greets everyone, Chestnut.

i am a local author born and raised in Salisbury and came here this morning to see if the shop…read morewould carry my book. i have to say i am concerned about the well-being of the owner. she is one of the most hostile, unhinged people i have ever met. she went on some political rant about people dying in the streets. she was also blatantly rude to me. i was actually scared of her. this is not how the good people of Salisbury, North Carolina act and it is not how the good people of Salisbury, North Carolina should ever be treated. i was just trying to have a nice day and was going to buy a book but i will buy it on amazon now. i really hope someone looks into this place because Carolinians should not have to suffer when they're just trying to have a nice day on Main Street. I intend on contacting the Better Business Bureau.

Such a clean and welcoming space! The shelves were perfectly dusted and everything was in its…read moreplace. The staff went out of their way to help me find a book I couldn't locate. Their warmth and the store's cleanliness made the whole visit enjoyable.

Amazing selection of books, if you have not been you are missing out! Stop by, you won't regret it.read more

Scuppernong Books is an independent bookstore in Downtown Greensboro. It is located inside a…read morebuilding built in 1898. The building served as a feed-and-seed store, a record store and a used-appliance store. The bookstore opened in 2013, and its extensive renovation preserved the exposed brick walls and the high pressed-tin ceilings. They added hand-carved bookcases. The walls are olive green, and the original windows let in plenty of natural light. The store was named after the scuppernong grape, the North Carolina state fruit. The store's "fox and grape" motif, visible on its signs and literature, is also a nod to Aesop's fables. The bookstore is cozy and welcoming, with areas to lounge and even a seating bar at the front of the store. The bookstore carries new and used books, with a good variety. You will find banned books and many about social justice. The store has stood up to censorship. The genres are clearly marked, and it is easy to browse and shop. They even have staff picks with reviews. I like that North Carolina authors are featured. The store partners with other local businesses. The cafe has coffees, teas, wines and craft beers. They have pastries from Loaf Bakery and Swedebread. The sandwiches are from Jerusalem Market. The specialty teas come from Vida Pour Tea. Service here is welcoming, helpful and low-pressure. They let you browse without following you around so you can take your time and explore. I highly recommend visiting Scuppernogg Books if you are looking for a local business to support or just like visiting old buildings. In the digital age, it is so nice to connect with others and actually browse the shelf to find my next read. I loved the banned books, as I am always curious as to what they don't want me reading.

Still the absolute best bookshop in all of Greensboro. I love that I can order any book and have it…read moredelivered to the store. Some books have been harder to find as of recent, but I knew Scuppernong would not let me down. I placed my order online, and they sent me an email when it was ready to pick up in store. I was kindly greeted at the front door, and had my book within a minute. I did take an extra few seconds to wander the rest of the store, as it is such a lovely space. The sense of peace and calm the store has to all who enters cannot go unnoticed. I left with my required book in hand, and a smile on my face.

Cool neighborhood book shop. The lady working there was very friendly. There's a used book section…read morein the very back. Nice and cozy.

Great selection of new & used books. Staff made a recommendation for a gift and the recipient was…read morethrilled!

Lots of books, clean area and friendly employees. Wasn't happy to see the innaproate books for kids.read more

There are two problems with this location…read more First, the bathrooms have no ventilation and no attempts are made to cover/fight smells. If someone uses the bathroom and doesn't flush right away the horrid smell suffuses the room in a stomach churning smell that frequently drifts out into the hall. Sometimes you can smell the bathrooms 10 feet away. It's always been like this and it's inexplicable to me why they haven't done anything about it. The second problem is in the cafe. In our society where everything is driven by things they need to be plugged in, it's a mystery to me why there are are no plugs in the cafe. I think each side has one two plug setup and that is it. I'm really surprised they haven't just done a refresh on the whole area as it looks very run down and ratty. It would be a good excuse to add in the outlets and charging stations.