Super cute little bookstore with an adorable blue couch right in front! My friends and I enjoyed…read moreperusing the store and browsing the different sections. We would definitely come back to browse and chill again!

Super cute bookstore with a great location in Grandview - and we also love that it's so close to…read moreMazah, a favorite restaurant of ours! As mentioned in the name, there is, indeed, a blue couch front and center in the main window. A table full of blind book dates were nearby, and then a warm welcoming open space filled with the stacks. The back corner has a great kids section with fun seating and a nice selection of books. We are looking forward to stopping by again!

This book store holds 32 crazy mini rooms - a book lovers dream!!! A Must see! There was a book for…read moreevery genre and then some. The wildest part is just walking thru this crazy store and the layout is like a maze of some sort. Loved it!

The Book Loft is worth a visit. They truly have an enormous inventory of books. The staff provides…read morea map to navigate the building. The gardens outside were well kept and provided a beautiful area before entering the building. The rooms are small and passing others could be tricky. I did have to step aside more than once going up the stairs and going down a hallway. One woman had her dog in the store. The dog was clearly fearful of the tight space and all the people. The store was busy on a Saturday morning. Parking is on the street. German Village can get busy so it is likely you will have to walk. The staff were friendly and helpful. If you are a book lover you could spend an entire afternoon browsing.

This book store is excellent! We stopped in yesterday and it has the most adorable play area and…read moretons of great books at affordable prices. I was able to find a bunch of excellent children's books about feelings and even one how to talk to kids about racism. Staff were super kind and helpful. We spent over an hour here and my son still didn't want to leave. Definitely recommend!

Saw Anna's review. Hhad heard a bit about it, but didn't know it was open. Stopped in since I was…read morenearby. Bright blue front so you can find it easily. Takes up two storefronts, so it's decent sized inside for an older building along High. Lots of subjects, artfully arranged. A nice kids' area on one side. And a reading area in the back with comfy couches, and rare books displayed along the wall. Friendly service. Very reasonable prices. Large selection of interesting books. Nice addition to the neighborhood.

I went in looking for a new book but didn't see it there. Staff helped me order the book and in…read moreless than a week it arrived. They called me and gave a generous two weeks to come pick in up. When I did pick it up, staff again were so friendly and helpful. I love supporting local and this place is just wonderful. Good selection of books and they make it so easy to order anything they might not have in stock.

I'm a sucker for hardcopies. I actually want to hold the book I'm reading in my hand. No kindle for…read moreme. While I should probably get a library card, when it comes to books by my favorite authors, I prefer to add them to my bookshelf permanently. I've known about this book store for a while, but I'm never in the area and I have another one a block away from where I live. That being said, I was nearby, and wanted a coffee so I swung through Kitties. That's when I realized Gramercy Books was connected by a shared wall. I love it! I browsed around, fell deep into their nice selection of plant focused books, then hunted out my favorite authors because I've been in need of a great book that I know I'll love right off the bat. That's when Kurt Vonnegut and Malcolm Gladwell come into play. Lucky for me I hadn't come across Malcolm's newest book yet and they had it. That was a must, as I have almost every other book he's written. I go back and forth on Vonnegut, non-fiction is an awesome way to escape. Being that he's from the midwest (Indy to be exact), a lot of his writings are based in the area which is fun. I was directed to the section he was in by a wonderfully helpful staff member. They had several of his writings I don't already have so I swiped one of those up too. If you're like me and prefer the OG way of diving into a good book, this book store is a lovely choice. It's definitely a locally owned one that's worth the drive.

Today I made my first trip to Birdie Books and absolutely fell in love with it. It is small but it…read morepacks a punch. So many great titles and authors to choose from. I picked up two books on my TBR today. Everyone working there was so kind and friendly. I'm an introvert so I like to browse in peace but they were happy to answer a question that I had and were bright and kind at the checkout. I also picked up a little booklet of the local indie bookshops and got a stamp at checkout. I also picked up a chai latte from the cafe. And then I went out on their little patio and had the time of my life writing in journal, sipping my chai and reading my new books. This feels like a place that I can be an introvert but enjoy myself in public. I don't know if that makes sense but it is how I feel. Looking forward to going back soon!

A cute little bookstore, maybe a little too cutesie and heavily-curated for me, but packed with…read morepopular and interesting books. Great staff, a nice atmosphere, large children's room in back. Plus an attached coffee shop. I see the reviews here are mainly for the bookstore itself and the coffee shop is a recent addition, so I'll review it separately. They feel separate anyway- decor and vibe is different. Great to have local bookshops, and I'll be back for gifts and maybe with Kid K.

This is a cozy little bookstore. For being an independent retailer, they have a great…read morerepresentative selection of genres. You can tell a lot of thought was put into the layout and presentation of the inventory. The staff here is very passionate and friendly as well. Definitely a good place to pop in when walking around the Short North!

Purchased one of my favorite books in my collection at this swanky little spot on high street!…read more(Once upon A Time in Hollywood - book based on movie) Running around the city in search of used bookstores for art/design reference material and stumbled upon this gem and every time I stop in a find this place to a go to stop every time I'm in Columbus! Well priced Material and great staff depending on the day you go! All in all if you're a book nerd - this should be on your list of places to shop.

Ordered a large print Harry Potter book. It was in immaculate condition and it came with a…read morehand-written, personalized thank you note! That kind of touch has disappeared from this world. Definitely a customer for life!

I believe I've been in this book store they have nice selection service is great their friendly…read morevery helpful atmosphere good their great for community's

Dawn of Retro is a mid century hidden gem! It is a small warehouse of curated midcentury furniture…read morethat is currently open to the public Sunday afternoons. Be sure to check the website before visiting. The warehouse is full of treasures, from art, furniture, and decor. The selection is better than the local vintage stores and prices are very reasonable. If you are looking for midcentury pieces, make sure Dawn of Retro is on your list!

I had been dying to find a store in Columbus that had a decent selection of midcentury furniture…read more This place is my dream come true! This is a warehouse in Worthington that is packed with vintage furniture and decor. I'd say that the majority of it is from the 1950s-60s. Lots of beautiful wood furniture and all at very reasonable prices. I scored a Scandinavian teak coffee table, two bedside tables, and an upholstered chair for $840! This place is open by appointment only or join their Facebook group to find out some open warehouse hours. Such an amazing gem. I'll be back often I'm sure!