What a true gem, a real throwback. Very knowledgeable and engaging staff. I would go back if I get…read morethe chance Great place to get some coffee drinks and spend time browsing Great inventory

Great local business which offers the world of books in an atmosphere that's beyond compare.read more

Service was not very friendly or inviting. If you were a regular you were talked to and treated…read morewith respect. 1st time in and no hello no nothing. The selection was nice and the value was fantastic. Most likely will not go back due to feeling like I was disturbing the woman from her puzzle and audiobook.

My daughter and I were excited to try out this shop, but when we got there, it was closed even…read morethough it was during their normal business hours

Novel Bay is a cozy little bookstore in Door County. I stumbled upon it after visiting a candy shop…read morenext door. How lovely to have a bookstore and a candy shop right next to each other! And there's a wine bar across the way. Door County easily fulfills all of my needs on one single street. I have children, but I didn't have them with me, but nevertheless, I made a beeline for the children's section. The kids area here is fun and colorful, with a nice couch to sit on and read, lots of picture books and graphic novels, and a stool for shorties who can't reach. Novel Bay gives teachers a 10% discount every day, which is nice. The whole shop is tidy and well organized, and there's a good selection without it being overwhelming.

Awesome store! Don't miss it. They had a 70% book rack out in front…read more Beautiful little book store with a huge selection of books.

Exactly what I needed - was visiting Green Bay & needed a quiet spot to write my postcards. Upon…read moreentering, the first thing I noticed was the smell of books, which I love. Tiny bookshop, but plenty of seating and a nice coffee & tea selection. I had the chai, which was solid, as well as a door county cherry bagel. Both hit the spot. Friendly service, and they also have a chess/checkers table. Would come back again!

Cute place. Coffee was really really really hot and good. I had a plain back medium roast coffee…read moreand an everything bagel with cream cheese. Cafe is in an old bookstore which is pretty neat. Was pretty busy when I went so not a place to read quietly but if you go without those intentions, you will like it.

Great collection to get used and new books, very friendly and the owner is always helopful finding…read morewhat we are looking for.

If you are a reader,love books, this IS the place. During covid twice Peter and I had phone…read morediscussions about books we have read and liked and he put together a package of books, that were perfect for both my husband and myself, a surprise treat that introduced us to unfamiliar writers. Never miss a visit and never walk away empty handed.

Love this place. New owners are great. Very happy to be able to shop here…read more Sorry 85 char. min. Dotdotdot

I stopped in while my vehicle was getting repaired. I didn't think I would find the one item that I…read morewas looking for in such a small shop. The woman who owned the store promptly found the exact thing I needed. She was also very polite.

Lovely used bookstore with remarkably low prices. Good selection, strong on sci-fi. It's a house…read morewith a few little rooms. I like Coda, the bookstore dog, though I usually prefer bookstore cats. I asked Coda to show me around, and as if she understood she took me to each room, then returned to near the checkout counter where I think her main job is to greet people coming in. Nice selection of artistic greeting cards.

Rhinelander is a lovely community and one I call home. I have a "thing" for bookstores, always…read morehave. When I discovered this gem I was beyond delighted and they didn't disappoint me in the least! The individual rooms in which to wander are made magical as the shelves are marked using old Scrabble tiles. This is because the owners are super-dooper creative. As well as knowledgeable and hospitable. And funny. They share their sweet dog Coda with each guest and to this date she hasn't tinkled on a single customers shoe! However I think the owners should teach her to do that for the few shoplifters that have sullied the place. The kids room is amazing and each child that finds the secret room is transported to a magical place all their own. As a member of the senior crowd I'm VERY grateful for the neatest, most creative bathroom in the entire town! My first visit there it was the FIRST room I needed to find. As I sat there meditating to the sound of the clapping of one hand I just KNEW I was in for a treat with the rest of the store and I sure was! Besides the great selection of books (which I think are priced almost too low) you can find a few collectible/antique offerings as well as other goodies like snacks and greeting cards. Take the kids and wander in. I promise you won't be disappointed. But be prepared...they are located right next door to McDonald's.

I love used bookstores, but this one is a sad one. Kind of a depressing atmosphere. No music. The…read moreperson working there was very friendly. There are both used and new books. There is a good selection of used standard fiction, but other genres are not well represented. New books are scattered about with books not well organized. There was a corner with stacks of unorganized used books. Things were overall haphazard. I thought used books were slightly overpriced.

Good selection of items, very helpful folks, great prices. Helping the community helps the world…read more Buy local.

Stepping into this old-time bookstore feels like taking a trip back to simpler era. The shelves are…read morefilled with wonderful finds - from books, games, cards, etc. the knowledgeable staff are always happy to recommend the perfect book or share fascinating literary insights. It's a true small-town gem.

features new books with a mix of children's toys, kitsch knick knacks, greeting cards, and lots of…read moreother goodies that would make great/unique gifts. The real gem of this place is the basement which is home to vintage books at killer prices. There are books wall to wall on everything you can imagine- art & culture and history and ancient medicine. I purchased a book about interpreting dreams for $1.99, a book about giving a toast for $4.99 and a book of dog stickers for 60 cents! The staff was friendly and let us browse the aisles to our hearts content. There is a bathroom inside but you need to ask for a key to use it. A "bonus" of this place is it is located to a handy map of the downtown area and neat photo ops like the red London Telephone booth at the end of the block. Masks are required inside the store and staff wore masks as well.