I've been going to this place since they were cheapo discs in the 90s, and it's like a second home…read more A must visit for any music lover - especially if you like your music in the physical form Great service. Great selection. Great prices on the used material Additionally, each used vinyl record is rated on quality - Fair, Good, and Fine (being the best). Super helpful when selecting which records to buy

We're from out of town and stopped by to check out their stock. I'm a huge vinyl enthusiast so I…read morealways have to find a great local record shop! I wish I had more time! They have an amazing collection of classics and new music! The pricing is competitive, but always a great thing to support local businesses! They have a small parking lot for customers. They also have bathrooms available. Staff was great and I would definitely come back next time we're in town!

Wonderful CD store, for classical and jazz only, it seems. They also have DVDs. Their new-CD…read moreselection is priced at pretty much the same cost as elsewhere, but the used CDs (which are mixed in) are older, harder to find things at very good prices. I'd highly recommend checking out this place if you're into good recordings of classical music! I had to go through it quickly, and will be returning soon to look more thoroughly.

The staff is knowledgeable about the records. The selection seems to be mostly new records, there…read morewas a $1 bin with rally old stuff. Prices for new stuff was comparable to most small shops.

I had a total opposite experience than my fellow yelpers at this place. I spoke for quite a bit…read morewith the guy behind the counter as I made my purchase and we had a nice conversation about artist, albums, and just enjoying the social aspect of spinning vinyl. He told me he had been doing this for over 20 years. I actually really enjoyed him. They had decent prices on the merchandise and I was happy to snag a few to add to my growing collection.

This half price books is always stocked and has a good amount of new inventory every week. I…read moretypically check out the manga and comic book sections and find new additions to my collection. I usually stop by on the weekends to see what they've got in. All the staff have been nice and helpful each time I have been in. I will continue to shop here!

I'm so happy this bookstore is in my neighborhood! It's surprisingly large, with a great selection…read more I went in a few days ago to get several kids books for party favors for a birthday party, and was really impressed by the selection. The books were in great shape and cheaper than other used bookstores I'd visited recently. It's like buying brand new books, but for literally half the price. I'm more than happy to give my money to this store rather than Amazon.

This was my 8th stop on the Indie Bookstore Passport tour, and it is close to Macalester. I was…read moreimpressed with the book selection; they seemed to have a little bit of all genres. There was an abundance of local authors featured throughout the store. I liked the bookish events offered, including silent reading club. The staff were warm and welcoming, and they checked in as I was browsing, asking if I needed help. There is street parking, and a public parking lot around the corner from the store.

Lovely bookstore with great selection of fiction, nonfiction and international topics. They also…read morehave a section for local authors. The shop is beautiful and staffs are very friendly. I got some travel and nonfiction books :)

Love, love, love this Black owned book shop. It's located on University, near Master Noodle…read more Parking is in the back, down the alley. I pre-ordered a book by one of my favorite authors. It came with a nice book mark and was a signed copy. I browsed the store while vibing to the awesome playlist. This location offers a walking club on the weekends, a book club and exclusive events with authors. If you're in the area, I'd recommend stopping by.

From out of town, but visited this beautiful Black woman owned gem while in Minneapolis. I always…read morelove to visit Black bookstores because they are such important pillars in the community. This one did not disappoint, and has such a soothing layout and vibe that you feel welcomed to linger a while. I purchased a couple books for my reading pleasure and then also found a beautiful Black art puzzle as a gift for my Dad. It's a far trek from Chicago, but when I visit again I will definitely return!

Very well curated selection. All the other positives in the other reviews here are true!read more

Weird and wonderful, eclectic selection of used books in a pocket-sized space. The first book that…read morecaught my eye was a book in French about China. My husband saw a book about making soymilk and a graphic introduction to Derrida directly opposite. How many bookstores can give you that kind of experience? It's the kind of store where you will find your college reading list (words of one fellow customer). Or that old cookbook that your Mom used to have. That random book your college friend told you about but you never bothered to pick up. A classic graphic novel that your art class peers recommended. You won't find everything you ever wanted to read, but there's a good chance you will find something that you didn't know you wanted to read. The store is a real community effort. One of the owner's friends happened to be there, and said that the owner had another store-full of books in his house. He had been collecting books over 15-20 years, carefully curating them for just this time. The shelves were made with brackets from a local department store that was closing. The owner's brother made the beautiful book cases on the floor. We found this place by chance looking for something to do Christmas day. In the spirit of the bookstore name, they had Jewish trivia, bagels, and mimosas. Some other people trickled in for the trivia, others did kind of float in and browse the books. We gathered around a small table toward the front and had a blast. The store was closing up soon after our trivia game ended, so I'll be back at some other time when it's warmer. A great addition to the neighborhood!

We popped in for a moment while passing time to hop on the lightrail…read more First you have to be let in as in someone has to come unlock the door. When you walk in it's jammed back with books, which is amazing to see. We only had time to browse the main room but I seen signs mentioning that there was more on the other floors. They had a large comic selection right when you walk in that's about all I checked out. I definitely want to come back and check out more! Looks like a place you can definitely spend time browsing.

This was my 7th stop on the Indie Bookstore Passport tour. This place is huge, with three floors,…read moreand you could browse here for hours if so inclined. It is an eclectic mix of over 100,000 books on every genre from books to comics to magazines. It was nostalgic to see a complete collection of Nancy Drew books, a series I read as a child. They also had a large area devoted to comics in the front of the store. If you seek used or rare books, this is the top choice to come in the area. The door is locked and you need staff to let you inside the store. There is a shared parking lot behind the store, which was very much appreciated.