Niwot is so lucky to have this little gem of a bookshop. Gene is a charming, warm, and helpful guy…read more The atmosphere is small-town cozy and welcoming. You'll love it

- Small, unassuming local bookstore where you will get a handwritten receipt…read more- Door stays open, literally, when the shop is open with book carts out front - Nice selection - Hours update: Inkberry is open on Tuesdays, 11-3 - After buying a $12 book here, saw it for $7 in Longmont same day

From a previous biz trip. I don't really care where I can find used history books, but if it means…read morenot going to big corporate bookstores, then that's what I do. Not a heck of a lot of history books, but many pocket sized paper backs. It's always good to browse the local stores like this.

I love this bookstore. At one time week after week I think I cleaned them out of old west…read morebiographies and history, world war II history, celebrity biographies, and true stories of psychology biographies. Young adult, christian, and some fiction writers especially mysteries. I moved to Idaho, but every time I come back to my home town, I come here

I was excited to hear that a new bookstore opened recently in the cool Prospect area of Longmont…read more The Quill & Candle Bookshop has such a charming interior (it's wonderfully decorated) including several cozy reading corners and a sweet children's area. There were also many different types of unique gifts for purchase - some reading related and some fun and quirky. One of the owners, Aubrey, was friendly, helpful and had a great sense of humor (she even offered us some tea as we checked out the books). They have a large fiction and children's book sections. They are working to expand their non-fiction section. They had a small used books section too. There is plenty of free street parking. This bookstore is very close to some other wonderful businesses including Cavegirl Coffee and Babette's Bakery. If you're a fan of independent bookstores, this is a great place to visit!

Cute book store in downtown Niwot. It's located in the Niwot Tribune building. It has a huge…read moreselection of children's books but also has some adult and YA shelves as well. It's a great place to find a gift or book for the young ones. We came here to participate in Colorado independent bookstore bingo that's being put one for independent book store month. I would come here often if I lived in the area.

Very charming. Incredibly large selection of board games and D&D miniatures. Pokemon prices can be…read morea bit inflated, but are cheaper than what you'll find online. Amazing comic/graphic novel selection. Would recommend. Definitely a main street hidden gem.

Nice, clean comic book shop with a nice selection of comics and miniatures. Enjoyed my visit here…read more The clerk can be more interactive. Seemed awkward and difficult to converse with but other than that I would definately recommend a visit.

Vintology gets better the more I visit. I'm paring down to sell my house and have been purging my…read morebookshelves and closets. They had a sign out that they buy, and I am selling! It has been a great experience so far with items I have really struggled to sell at yard sales and would otherwise go to donation. I originally went in with books because I thought they were just doing books and vinyl, but as I strolled the store waiting for them to look over my stuff I discovered a HUGE collection of CDs, DVDs, games, puzzles, kids books, and vintage toys as well. Of my original big box o'books, they bought about 75% for $25. I brought another short stack and they bought 3 of 8 for another $3. I came back with puzzles and games and a few DVDs and they bought the whole box for $16. They pay in cash, or you can get more in store credit (for the $25 box of books I could have had $30). I'm headed back with some TV show box sets and more books and will keep showing up as I find more stuff they might want to buy. GREAT strategy for them and a really great gift to the community as well - none of the other Longmont shops will pay cash for goods, you can only get store credit if anything at all. I've spent some time browsing the shelves and am not sure how they price books. I haven't been looking to buy but am interested in a couple and wish there was some sort of sticker or tag so I didn't have to ask about each one. I'll revise this review once I go in to purchase and learn what that side looks like; for now, it's a really great resource and I am very grateful they are here!

love the idea but the AI generated signs in the windows are a big turn off. Looks sloppy and lazyread more

I went here the other day to look for stones I could use to make a pair of "raw stone studs" as was…read morenot disappointed! Thanks to them I was able to make the pair of cutest raw st studs that I'm so in love with- I'll definitely be coming back here the next time I get another idea for some more crystal jewelry

Highly recommend! The shop owners are extremely kind individuals! The other day I lost my phone,…read moreand they sat down with me for almost 30 minutes, looking through camera footage to locate it. I was extremely appreciative, and not too many other places I know would've been so nice! Come check them out!

I stopped in here today because I was right next door and I had never made a special trip as I no…read morelonger have a player myself. But I know a few who do and wanted to check out this collection. I was created immediately by staff and we had a short and funny chat as like me, about 30 years ago, at the advent of the CD, we bought the new equipment and let go of most of our. Collections of records . In retrospect maybe premature as they are back. But I'm satisfied with what I have now but value the choices of others with room and time for both. If you are looking for something specific they likely have it here unless extremely obscure. The selection was huge and better organized than many similar retro music stores that I have seen in other cities. These seemed in very good condition though they have random bins of more worn items in the bargain bins on the sidewalk. Go take a look if you have equipment and if not, they may have what you need here too. The staff person told me so but I did not have time to look.

My wife and I took the hour drive up to Boulder one mid-afternoon looking for a different place to…read morewalk around and maybe to get some coffee with dessert. We found our way to Pearl Street mall and asked some shoppers where we could find a dessert place. Apparently Boulder people only eat salads so we were on our own. We walked a few blocks deep into the mall and didn't find anything so we headed back to the car. On a whim we walked past our car to the next intersection to see if there was some dessert place there. The only sweet place we came across was Paradise Found Records. I collect old vinyl and I'll usually stop into a record store to see if they have anything from my wish list. Sean, a bearded, long-haired music aficionado asked if he could help me find anything. I opened up the list on my phone and read off the first one. He went straight to the album and proudly showed it to me. I was shocked. These albums are still on my wish list because they are impossible to find. I named the next one. He walked like a man on a mission and quickly found that one also! He knew exactly where these antique titles were as if he was digging through his own record collection! I was elated, but a little suspicious. Do they have these albums because they're so expensive no one is buying them? I flipped the album over to see the price. SIX DOLLARS! That is unheard of! Years ago used vinyl albums in decent condition were going for $12 and the prices have just gone up from there. Recently I bought a used album for $18. I listened to all the albums as soon as we got home and they sounded great. Oh, why don't we live in Boulder?!