This place is amazing! Went here and found so many books, and occult needs. They even have tarot…read morecard reading. When asked for recommendations they were very helpful and knowledgeable. They even told me if I messaged them on Instagram of what I'm looking for they would keep an eye out and message if they have it. I'm from Phoenix, but every time I'm in Tucson I'm going to be dropping in!

A cool bookstore with an extensive collection of books on various esoteric, some mainstream and…read moreunique subjects to include but not limited to witchcraft, santeria, hinduism, and freemasonry. The store next door carries additional books, art and items for various practices. They currently have curated book sets for gifts on different topics ( chakras, astrology etc) reasonably priced which is fun to gift or self gift! I also learned the store next door has a classroom with various unique topic courses. Both stores support local authors and artists which is a huge plus. If you are not into any of the reading material but just need some incense or oils or sage- they have a selection available. Service was friendly and helpful. Located in a strip mall with ample parking and open till 8pm most days!

Friends has 2 wonderful used book shoppes, accepting your used books and offering a tax donation…read moreform in return, with much gratitude. Proceeds help OV library & community needs. ++FRIENDS BOOK SHOPPE in Oro Valley Public Library is at N LaCanada Dr & W Naranja Dr, sharing the parking lots with Oro Valley town offices. Hours M-F 10-5, Sat 10-4. ++BOOK SHOPPE TOO is only a mile south on N LaCanada Dr in Oro Valley, in the Canada Crossroads businesses, next to Harvest Restaurant. Hours 10A-4P M-Sa

Excellent selection and the proceeds go to great causes. The staff is very friendly and helpful.read more

What can I say it's a wildcat bookstore? Plenty of items for…read moreyou to spend your heart earn cash on Some items might be less expensive outside in another marketplace And yes, they do not validate parking so you get to pay for that too Hey, they gonna make money somehow

Love the U of A Bookstore! I went today for the Chapter One Event, which is an author event and…read morereleases the line-up for the Tucson Festival of Books speakers. Always a great event where we also get a 40% off coupon for any one item in the store and 25% off everything else. This is a venue for author talks and other great events, and lots of great and unique merchandise! Lots of U of A gear, books, local items, and so much more!

Weird vibe, creepy owner. They only do comics. Looked down on us for wanting to buy Pokémon stuff…read morefor our grandkids. Sketchy location also

I LOVE THIS PLACE!! Take all my money the owner and staff are very nice and very helpful and…read moreinformative on their selection. I can go there every day. I love it so much.

Sure, maybe you could look for something on Amazon but you would miss the experience of shopping…read moreand browsing in this beautiful store. Beautiful Bibles, tons of studies, very special gifts, really special and unique! The children's book section is wonderful! Many sweet Christian books for children, and I found a sweet children's book beautifully illustrated with the whisper of God's love, not the shout! It was exactly what I needed for this gift and I cannot wait to give it to my niece. Also, if you don't go into Gospel Supplies you would miss out on the staff. The woman found just what I was looking for, and I didn't even know it existed. A SpecBible that a new reader, seven years old should be able to read. Not a Bible story book, but The Bible! I'm not going to tell you the name, you'll have to go in and ask. I had a wonderful time at Gospel Supplies and you will too!

I needed a present for a couple getting married. I wandered around the store, finally asked the…read moreone lady if she could help me and she helped me with 2 books that were for couples. They loved them when I saw them. It's a great store a lot of good selection.

What a neat spot! I have been meaning to go to the one in Oro Valley but I am seldom up that way-…read morethis one is in a perfect location! I love independent bookshops, especially ones that are built for browsing and chatting. Also, we got a coffee flight and even thought there were some flavors that weren't my favorite I was so enchanted by the concept that I didn't even mind. i will say that the flight would be best shared because they are full pours- close to 40 ounces of coffee! I am looking forward to a return trip, but it may need to wait until the books waiting to be read pile shrinks a bit... or do I?

I was genuinely excited to learn that a bookshop and coffee shop in the area would finally be open…read morelater into the evening. I had visited this location several times before and always appreciated the ambience, the quality of the coffee and food, and the variety of merchandise. Unfortunately, this most recent visit was a markedly negative experience. Because I had enjoyed the shop in the past, I invited several close friends to explore it with me and then sit down to chat over coffee and scones. Shortly after we arrived, an employee--an older woman--began hovering around our group in a way that felt intrusive and uncomfortable. She informed us that a book club meeting was taking place and insisted that we remain quiet. Any time one of us spoke above a whisper, she would approach and linger nearby, glaring at us. The entire situation felt inappropriate, especially given that this is a retail space, not a library. If the intention was to maintain a quiet environment for a private meeting, the shop should have been closed to the public during that time. What made the situation even more frustrating was that members of the book club themselves were laughing and speaking loudly enough to be heard from the front of the store. It created the impression that the issue was not noise in general, but perhaps our group specifically. At times we were speaking in Spanish, and I cannot help but wonder if that contributed to her behavior. This experience left all of us feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. It is disappointing to feel harassed in a place where we were paying customers, and it certainly diminished our desire to return. What should have been an enjoyable outing instead left a very sour impression.

Anyone that grew up being ~brainwashed~ by their rock-music-loving father will know the feeling of…read moresearching for records high and low to no avail. Old Paint has the selection, the quality, and at an unbeatable price. The team is so knowledgeable and kind and will help you look for just about anything and loop you in if they find it! I might just be their new #1 fan.

What a cool and exciting place! Tons of fun trinkets, handmade gifts, and items that celebrate…read moreeverything that makes Tucson unique--plus an awesome record selection. The atmosphere is great, and the friendly service is definitely a bonus. Absolutely worth stopping by to check it out.

Popped into the store, not knowing what to expect. Wife and I were visiting Tucson for the gem show…read moreand family. We are gamers, so we thought it'd be fun to check out the local gaming stores. Polyhedron is a wonderful store! The staff are friendly and engaging and have a real passion for games. They stay open late and host a variety of regular game nights. The store has a wide selection of games from TTRPG to board to card. You'll find Pokemon, Magic, DnD, Shadowrun, Star Wars, and much more. And the accessories! They have their own branded products, which I found an excellent business model. On my next visit, I want to come over one evening and play a game with these fun people.

They traded me a fake Pokemon card, when I brought it to their attention they asked me to come back…read morethe next day. When I did come back today they told me to leave. This was a $30 card at the time I bought it and now worth around $45. I had simply asked if they could rectify with another card of similar value to $30. Full story: I traded in my Gengar Vmax for a Rayquaza V with Eli. That card ended up being fake/ counterfeit. I tried to go back and see if they could fix it for me, they refused, the manager Chris acted like it's impossible because he's 15 years in the business. He said he "wanted" to fix the issue but said he was not going to give me a card of equal value and offered no solutions because he said he could tell I was frustrated. I think anyone who finds out they traded a real card for a fake one would be frustrated, after essentially being told they must be lying. I never cursed, and although I do have a loud voice in general, I never raised my voice at them. Since Chris looks at every Pokemon card himself before it gets put on the shelf (as he told me himself), and he never misses one, I'm left to think they must be intentionally selling off decent quality fakes trying to scam people who don't know any better. Can't speak for magic but I'd recommend not trusting any Pokemon cards from here. Don't be like me, always check cards with a flashlight even at game shops. In response to the stores remark: Since their trades have no receipts or documentation. They leave you with no way to verify on purpose so they don't have to accept any liability. Also, if I was the one trying to scam the shop, it would be for a lot more than $30. There are better card shops in town, I'll have to avoid this one I guess over a measly $30.