Dolly's Bookstore is absolutely charming--one of the cutest bookstores I've visited…read more The store is spotless, beautifully organized, and has a wonderful selection of books to browse. It's the kind of place that's easy to wander through because every corner has something interesting to discover. I also loved the attached sweet shop, with its assortment of candies, chocolates, and ice cream. It makes the whole experience even more fun and gives the store such a welcoming, nostalgic feel. Whether you're looking for your next great read or just want to browse a unique local bookstore, Dolly's is definitely worth a stop. I look forward to visiting again the next time I'm in Park City.

If you're looking for a sweet treat, stop by Dolly's! They have a wonderful display of chocolates…read moreand another of gelato. The adjoining bookstore is fun to browse and pick up a new novel for the trip home or a game/puzzle to complete during your down time.

Wow, wow, wow. I was completely blown away by this bookstore. From the outside it looks like an old…read morecar shop, but once you walk in, it opens into a whole new world. Every section feels thoughtfully curated into vintage, used, new, special editions. There is truly something for everyone. I instantly fell in love. The children's section was beyond adorable, and the vintage area pulled me in like it was that era. It's a big bookstore giving antique vibes.

It is so fun to go in and look at the huge selection of books but also all of the other things that…read moreare in there. The staff is fantastic! It's a highly recommended fun place to spend an afternoon.

Been here several times to purchase books and gifts. Found a really cute weekly calendar today that…read moredoubles as a mousepad and has space to write daily agenda plus weekly checklist and notes. Such a fun and practical gift! Each time we've been here it seems they're either understaffed or not enough stockers are cashier trained because it'll be just one cashier until an antsy line queues and then someone notices and comes up to help ring down the line. Good selection of books and games. The front by the cashier also has a fun collection of gift items that change seasonally. There's a cafe in the back but it's usually pretty full so we haven't gone there yet. The store is well organized but maintenance needs to come in to clean the escalator and repaint since it is pretty dirty in some spots which is normal over time but looks like whoever is in charge of regional upkeep maybe hasn't noticed on their visits that this store needs so deep cleaning in some high foot traffic areas. Overall a good albeit pricey place to find your next good read as well as a great place to find gifts for everyone. Cashiers are friendly. Keep up the good work!

the staff at this Barnes and noble suck they are very rude my daughter thought we were going up the…read moreescalator and I told them to stop come down and the workers held at them and told tg not to play on the escalator very rude people

Kind, helpful employees, good inventory, fair prices. I like supporting local businessesread more

This a great used book store on Main St. It looks unassuming from the outside, but it's quite a…read morelarge store. There are various rooms that separate the different book genre. Each room has a couch or a chair to sit and read in. Great prices. It's easy to spend time there browsing through the books. This is definitely a hidden gem! Check them out.

I have heard of this bookstore and have had it on my checklist of places to check out!…read more And I finally did for a Jane Austin Tea Party local author panel! It was so much fun and loved having all of us dress up for some discussion of books and tea! I have it now on my radar to check back again soon!

It took me too long to finally come here but I can now say I've been to all bookshops in SLC. This…read moreis one I would love to come to again. I loved the layout of the store. Everything was well organized. Really cute vibes. Me and my friend found a book I've been wanting to read so we both got it! The check out girlie was so sweet and complimented my sweater and bag.

My friend was showing us around Trolley Square. She said after lunch that we needed to head to…read morethis book store. The way it's set up was really cool! We were on the second floor entrance. Honestly walking in, it looked like a normal book store until she walked me to the back. Walking through the gate door is where the view changes. I was in awwww! How cool is the set up of this place. I had no clue it was a 2 leveled book store. It was neat looking at the lower level. The shelves prettily speckled with color cause of all the books. I was able to look at all the old school historical books when we were walking in and out. How neat to have so much history on your shelves! We were in a time schedule so I wasn't able to really dig into them. I have seen some pretty neat places while I'm here in SLC for a bit. I'm happy I got to add this book store to that neat list. I'm hoping to make it back so I can check out the lower level.

Amazing. I want to live in this store. It was uncrowded on…read morea Thursday late afternoon, and I thoroughly enjoyed being surrounded by great - used - rare books. Incredible selection. Found a good art book. Felt like my college days. Totally beats shopping books online! The staff isn't very friendly; they are more like librarians with attitudes. But friendly staff isn't what I look for at a place like this so it's all good.

We were directed very efficiently to the exact type of books I was looking for (dream dictionaries…read moreand astrology) I was able to navigate and find what I wanted at a very reasonable price. Very cute book accessories and purses too.

I'm writing a review because I saw a bad one and I can't imagine bad mouthing this charm of a…read moreplace, first off it smells DELIGHTFUL like OLD DUSTY BOOKS. A readers DREAM, if I could bottle the smell up and sniff it all day I would. Second, the customer service is pretty good, I've taken books in for credit and they've been really nice and helpful! The selection is great too, they have newer books upstairs and horror tucked into a back corner in the basement but it's okay! I love the smells and quiet in the basement. The prices range from like .99 to 15$ I also stop by split leaf for a coffee before going in. Love the hook garden! I hope it stays around for forever!

Cutest little bookstore there is! I had no idea something from the 1960's would have been preserved…read moreso well with everything still intact (that I could see!) This bookstore had such a good variety of books for all ages and it was very well- organized. The staff here are so welcoming and helpful with any questions we had and customer service was definitely 10/10. They also have this great program where they will buy our books in trade for points that can be used towards your next book purchase. This also helps with why they have such a vast variety of books to choose from. Highly recommended for any of your bookworm needs!

I feel like I've been left out of a huge secret (that I now believe shouldn't be a secret at all)…read morebetween when I got to Salt Lake some twenty years ago and 2025 when I finally stepped foot into Central Book Exchange... but I will just say I'm glad I found them when I did. Calvin and the whole crew are super friendly, caring, and--this is clutch for bookstore folks--great at helping readers find books they'll love. The curated collection in the main room is truly well-maintained and sourced, and they've got a ton of catalogued backroom-stock, too, so if you don't see something, be sure to ask for it! They've got a convenient ordering system and text me when my books are in. They buy used books for credit in the store in the form of a point system that is easy to understand. They have local authors and publishers (present company included!) in the store on a regular basis and especially on Sugarhouse Art Walk nights. The music is chill (instrumental math rock was on last time I was in the store, yay!), and the vibe is comfortable. Most importantly, I felt welcomed and like I could find a book for me in CBE. Check them out!

There are so many different iterations of the Go! shops: Go! Games & Toys & Books, Go! Calendars,…read moreToys & Games, Go! kiosks, Go! Calendars & Games, and now this Go! Calendars & Games OUTLET. Add to that Fuego, a kitschy pop-culture store chain, Calendars.com, Day by Day (seasonal calendars), and Toys Express, you start to think that maybe that the Go! Retail Group HQ in Austin, Texas is just one big warehouse of all the same stuff just sent in different volumes and varieties across the country. Luckily for them, most of their stuff is awesome. While many shops with "Toys" in their name seem to lean too heavy toward either the geek or the wee one, this really has something for almost everybody. It's always good to start off with a voluminous supply of Pop! Funko and plenty of Star Wars stuff. Then add in a dash of the dumb, from Whoopie Cushions to the -- I can't believe this exists -- the Mouthguard Challenge game, to the -- I REALLY can't believe this exists -- Toilet Soccer. There's also stuff I love: Sports stuff and classic toys (think Yo-Yos and Slinkys). Sprinkle in enough for the real young ones: stuffed animals (unicorns and dinosaurs aplenty). Then there are books ranging to the princess-loving young girl to the toilet-humor-loving adult. And then t-shirts: Most are throwbacks or ironic shirts for the smarta** adult, but they're good for a laugh (or a purchase, if so inclined). If you love Rick & Morty or Bob's Burgers, you're in luck. Then there are the things that really class the joint up: Calendars and Puzzles. I defy you to find me another store in the Tanger Outlet with this many puzzles ... or this many calendars. Like everything else, they cater to all ages and (in the case of the puzzles) a skill levels. And, let's just say if you have a "cat lady" in the family, Go! is a must-stop-shop ... for either puzzles or games. I didn't notice any price differences between the regular mall Go! stores and this outlet, and all iterations I've seen have the same abundance of toys, games, and whatever else their store sign advertises. Go! is so voluminous that I can't summarize it all in one Yelp review. That's how good it is. I would venture to say it's the perfect stop for a shopper who has a lot of different kind of people to buy for during the Holidays. I'm sure I'll see you there come December!

Lots of stuff and variety. Unfortunately most of the things for sale are overpriced. I bought a…read morenerf gun out of the box, supposed discounted for $34.99. I came home and checked on Amazon, same nerf gun in a box and brand new was $19.99 with free shipping. I believe this local takes advantage of the Park City crowd. Too bad.

I was out celebrating Independent Bookstore Day, so I made a stop at The Printed Garden. Most of…read morethe independent bookstores in the valley are further north, so it was nice to have something in the south side representing. This one is located in Union Square, a rather geriatric shopping district that appears pretty run down, but is home to several local shops. Pretty it isn't, but it must be doing something right, because there are always folks in the parking lot. And during my visit, several of them were in this store too. Anyway, back to the bookstore. It's modest in size, but had a good amount of books. It strikes me as of a more of a place where you call and talk to the owner to help track down a very specific book than a store that you might just want to browse for fun. The layout and design of the store is slightly lacking in appeal and creativity. That said, not everyone wants to browse through shelves of books or attractive displays. Sometimes you know just what you want and need someone like the folks at The Printed Garden who can locate it for you. And I'll bet they would be happy to do that.

Wonderfully diverse collection of books in myriad genres in store. A calm and interesting place in…read morewhich to browse and get lost. I have purchased all my books here since discovering this place. Owner Aaron is a fascinating person to converse with as he knows his titles and most others inside and out. Need a new sci-fi author to follow? Here are a few. Looking to dazzle a dinner with a new cookbook? He's got a million and can tell you which books really pull it off. NOTE: Aaron can order just about any book you want if it's not on the shelves already. Shop local and bring your business to The Printed Garden. Having a solid relationship with an independent bookseller is worth its weight in gold these days.