We love checking out used bookstores wherever we visit…read more This one looks tiny from the outside but extends far back with an inviting use of the space, effective organization, great prices for books that are in excellent condition (many look almost new). Staff is friendly and helpful. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town.

Don't judge a book by it's cover. From the outside it seems like one small building but it's…read moresurprising how far the building goes once you're inside. I couldn't say the same for their parking lot though, it's not very big. They buy and sell used books and this place has A LOT: books (they also have rare/signed books on the floor and behind the regster), vinyls, and pictures. The front of the store has a more organized setup that label the shelves of what genre and the back of the store is where they keep their clearance items. I liked that they have staff picks descriptions or personal takeaways written on small note cards on the shelves and lots of places to sit around the store, especially in the back. I also noticed a sign on the wall saying you can rent out the clearance room in the back for events which is neat.

nice small local book thrift shop. they offer a variety of books from different genres such as YA,…read morecookbooks, classics, fiction, non-fiction, etc, etc. most books are in great condition. i got the book thief here for only $5! very good prices overall. employees will help if you need it. checking out was quick and easy. good place for any bookworm or student looking for books at great prices! ‍‍‍

Very nice used books store. I was able to get the seven husbands of Evelyn hug which I wanted to…read moreread for awhile. I also picked up 2 of their blind date with a book bundles. Each comes with a bookmark and tea bag which is pretty cool. I will definitely come back.

Super cute local bookstore in downtown Oyster Bay. Lots of staff picks and cute knick knacks to…read morelook at. Love coming here and browsing any time I'm in the area.

Such a cute book store! I came across this shop after visiting the planting fields, and they have a…read morenice selection of books and merchandise. The bookstore is small, but it doesn't feel messy or unorganized. Each section was labeled and the books were displayed in a way that made you want to pick up each book. The cashier/employee was also very nice. If you're interested in books like Common Sense or the Constitution, there is a small section towards the front of the store where they sell books related to Washington, Ben Franklin, etc. I purchased a mug and bookmark, the mug was around $14 and the bookmark was around $7. Cash and card accepted!

The Barrett Bookstore was able to special order books I needed for a class, and they got them so…read morequickly. Everyone was so nice, and I'll definitely be returning.

I was buying books for my 5-year-old daughter, and the people at the store were helpful with making…read moreseveral suggestions. They were friendly and spent a lot of time helping us find several great selections. It was a much better experience than other stores where I have had to search for a long time for someone to help me.

Logos is a cozy, hidden gem for book lovers. They have a fantastic curated selection and a peaceful…read moreatmosphere that makes it easy to spend hours browsing. The staff is incredibly FRIENDLY and knowledgeable, too. Highly recommendedd!!!....

Extremely poor visit, and particularly to our family. Space was small and untidily arranged and the…read moreowners appeared to be unmannerly and critical. During the visit we did not feel welcome. The shop was messy and smelled bad and we did not purchase any items. Worthless to go in.

It seemed strange that a place would be called Austin book shop and located on Jamaica Ave, but…read morethen I read it used to be located on Austin Street in Kew Gardens. My first question was what I ask all used bookstores -- did they had a philosophy section, but "very little or no humanities", according to Ray Harley, the owner. "What we do have is Baseball and American history." Both of which they have in abundance. He wasn't kidding. Shelves and shelves of books on the sport -- I mean, if you're into all things baseball, this is a literary treasure trove). In addition to American history. I also found a decent section on Jewish and U.S. Catholic history as well. The store itself was a study in chaos; apparently they were unearthing a lot of material from the cellar, so boxes and boxes everywhere which required some nimble navigation of the stacks. But what was shelved themselves was fairly organized. It's definitely a good place for browsing. Pricing: specializing in old, rare and out-of-print, most books on the shelf that I found were in the $20-25 range. There are a everal $1 carts out front where I found some pleasant surprises. Takeaways (nice haul): - The Mission: A Film Journal by Daniel Berrigan, S.J. -- regarding the making of one of my favorite movies. From the dollar carts: - - America's Lighthouses, An Illustrated History - Diary of a Dead Man 1862-1864 (Ira Pettit, Union Private) - When the Cheering Stopped, The Last Years of Woodrow Wilson, by Gene Smith - "Talk to the Hand" a DOONESBURY compilation I'll definitely be back. Odd hours as it's only open weekends. Tip for those contemplating going: the owner advised to call ahead to inquire about hours, "because I'll never know when I'll be babysitting."

Good bookstore. Full of good books. Highly recommend that you drop by to buy some cool and good old…read morebooks.

I love coming to Barnes and Nobles and this location is no exception. It's in a shopping center so…read morethere's plenty of shared parking. The store itself is huge. It's very well organized and easy to find sections of books so you know where to start. They have a decent toy section as well. There's also a coffee bar with seating right by the entrance. I'll definitely stop back in when I'm in the area again.

actually left extremely upset this morning with one of the workers at your location. I had gone in…read morewith my grandmother, and one of the older workers (red hair) was carrying a chair behind us walking. At first, she said excuse me since we were in the way and my grandmother didn't hear. Then she loudly blurted out "if you can't walk, then stay the fuck home." The audacity to even say something like that to ANYONE let alone an elderly woman, over a slight inconvenience is extremely uncalled for

LOVED this book store that was introduced to me by my fellow book loving friend who is a local. I…read morewish I could have spent more time here but we had our kids with us and their attention span is quite limited. Gorgeous place. I think everyone should check it out.

Plenty to like if you're focused on this genre, of course! Knowledgeable staff. Not much missing,…read morealthough would be interesting to see the section of used old titles grow. The space has a generally new and crisp, almost too new, feeling.