Great for book lovers. Classics, collectibles, rare titles,…read morewonderful surprises. Very nice and knowledgeable owner.

A very cool place to hang out and peruse an eclectic grouping of books. We didn't stay quite as…read morelong as we would have liked, but there's a ton of interesting stuff to look at for when we inevitably stop by Lambertville again!

Awesome bookstore with a dangerously large selection of books on the War Between the States…read more Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Look forward to my next visit.

This store is adorable! They have so many books, so many sections and subsections! There is parking…read morein the front, and elsewhere around the little strip area of shops. If you pull in, you do end up backing onto a busy road so leave with caution. As I said, they have a great selection. There are four rooms of boons, each section is clearly labeled and occasional thematic decor. There are also occasional benches so you can sit and debate which books you want to "adopt". They're used, but gently and each has a price lower then the face value written inside. They also have the largest selection of Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys I've ever seen. Its all very impressive.

Tammie is the BEST and has remained one of the ONLY places I have gone to since the early 90s for…read moreauthentic supplies including oils, candles, altar accessories or ritual instruments like drums. Gypsy Heaven was a staple for decades in New Hope, and I abs loved visiting every time I was there. Now that she's online I love that I can get what I need - even from TX.

Very disappointed to see a sign in a witch shop that is biased against "black " magic or…read morepractitioners of any kind. Old and out dated ways of thinking. A very sterile and tourist trap with its simple items and white sage all over. I had hoped tolerance would be more alive in New Hope. There was little to no energy is the place. Clean but not very witchy. I do not with her any ill will but I was very sad with what I found.

Super fun little used bookstore. It's an old house converted into the shop. Lots of nooks and…read morecrannies, and not easy to navigate if you can't do stairs. Great selection though, and excellent prices.

Love. This was momentary love. Saunter down State Street and maybe the chic clothing stores are for…read moreyou. I'll admit, they beckoned me with their boutique windows. But it was 3 o clock, and I was on a mission--to avoid super-turnpike traffic and to purchase a book. Well, I bought three. The County Bookshop is up a few brick steps on the right side of the street. Saw the name; had to go. Used and out-of-print books. I broke into a smile. An old home converted into this bookshop, it is a fitting dressed-down arrangement. Entering, there are rooms to the left and right. At the right rest philosophy books, and near the register first-edition copies of books. One I saw was a C.S.Lewis story. These books are not in the most beautiful condition, and many seem to have been gifts with cursive notes scrawled in the covers. But these little rooms are not all! Browsers can wander further to another room, and another after that. Each section is distinctly labeled. Signs even direct you to poetry and literature. There is everything from philosophy to travel to gardening and food to French lit and surely beyond. The best is yet to come. Outside sits a rack of books for 35 cents. Inside, there is another near the cashier, where each book is 50 cents. The gentleman, presumably the owner, was soft-spoken and had no idea what to say other than Thanks when receiving praise for the store. Perhaps he isn't used to it, since apparently there are other book stores in the very near vicinity. Buck County Bookshop is what I saw first, and walking out with Philosophy of Science ($7.95) Intro to Mathematical Philosophy ($10) and World Orders Old and New ($7.50) I was pleased with myself. I bet the other stores didn't have these books!

For all the times I have walked the main street in Frenchtown, I never wandered into the Book…read moreGarden ( http://www.bookgarden.biz/ ) until today... and now I wonder why I didn't visit sooner! It's a lovely little store, with books and book-related merchandise, an owner who is ready to help or to leave you alone, depending on your inclination, and "two friendly dogs" according to the owner, who were snuggled up together in their dog bed when I was there. In addition to a room of books for children and a room of books split between best sellers and young adult books, they have literary T-shirts and canvas bag, some children's merchandise, and some wonderful pins, 'secular saints candles,' and snarky magnet sets from the Unemployed Philosophers Guild ( https://philosophersguild.com/ ). If you are in Frenchtown, don't wait years to check out this store they way I did... stop in the next time you're in town!

If you are a lover of books, I can almost guarantee that you will find something different that…read morepiques your interest in this beautiful little bookstore. Despite the size, (and it is actually quite a bit bigger indoors than it appears), there is a very good and varied selection, and the owners do a great job of dividing up the merchandise based on type and interest. Cookbooks are in the 'kitchen,' and more popular or newer books upfront. There is a great children's room, and other interesting book accoutrements. My husband and I alway like to go visit when we are around, and find the atmosphere, selection, and doggie friends very welcoming!

The Lahaska Bookshop, the sister store of the Doylestown Bookshop, provides a warm and welcoming…read moreatmosphere, a wide selection of books, magazines and gifts, and a staff of knowledgeable, wildly enthusiastic booksellers. This delightful bookstore, nestled in the charming Peddler's Village, offers an extensive selection of books that cater to diverse interests and ages. we spent around 40 minutes here (thanks to my wife), and I can see her happiness, so yup, totally worth it. The place has a charming little nook where you can sit and relax wildly enthusiastic

Simply wonderful. We heard great things and were sure to stop by during our trip to Peddler's…read moreVillage. The size of the store is impressive, as is the layout. Staff were incredibly kind and welcoming. Books for every interest can be found here, and the selection was impressive. The store is clean and well-organized, making it easy to find what you are looking for. New releases to some more obscure books were all available. Prices were fair and the environment was a nice place to be. Would definitely return!

What a cool bookstore! They had a great selection, prices were fair and the owner was very nice and…read morehelpful. It's a bit hard to get to, GPS doesn't take you to the correct building but if you follow the road all the way down to the dead end, you'll find it!

A great used bookstore and you can find some amazing books here. I often come here to buy science…read moreand philosophy books.

This was a great experience when visiting Princeton! There were so many sections to choose from…read morewith a wide variety of topics and authors. Definitely worth a visit. Better than any commercial book store. The prices were standard along the lines of a B&N, and the store did offer many sale items and books. Everyone working in the store was very friendly and attentive. Will go back if I'm in Princeton again.

I wish I lived closer to Princeton! I make it a point to always stop by this bookstore when I am in…read moretown. The store is spacious and chill. Modern looking. Great lighting... My favorite is their curation of books which also reflects US social/political/economics at any moment in time you are there, although the space holds books on any subject you want to look for. I know that when I walk in there I will for sure find something that would catch my interest. Probably because the store is located right across Princeton University campus, the selection of books is always very educational and diverse in voices and subjects. But unlike in other bookstores near universities, I noticed, Labyrinth still maintains an independant vibe. Once I walked in for books about writing, and found lots of books I have not heard about or seen in B&N or any other bookstores. It was like a breath of fresh air to walk into a bookstore and find something different than what I am used to seeing and discover new material. Books are priced the same way they are in other bookshops. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Labyrinth also offers games, it's own branded merch and art by NJ local artists. If you are or are not a booklover - you should definitely check it out. For example one time I went there with my boyfriend, who isn't as big of a reader as I am due to his busy schedule and doesn't purposely keeps up with literary news as I do - and he still found some books that caught his interest that he purchased! I wish Labyrinth was my local bookstore!