Such a cute bookstore with a huge variety! This was my first time here and I'll definitely be back…read more You honestly can't tell how big the store is from the outside. There are so many books and different sections to look through, I could easily spend hours here browsing. They also have really cute accessories, book holders, bookmarks, and so many other little things. Definitely worth checking out!

We love checking out used bookstores wherever we visit…read more This one looks tiny from the outside but extends far back with an inviting use of the space, effective organization, great prices for books that are in excellent condition (many look almost new). Staff is friendly and helpful. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town.

Don't expect too much. Unless you're prepared to search through boxes and boxes of old books that…read morepeople donated to the store. It's kind of like going to a garage sale. If you're lucky, you might find something that you like; but don't count on it! I wouldn't exactly call it a, "store". It's more like a Flea Market...

Visit Date: June 12, 2024…read more Surprisingly I came to this book shop for the first time to attend an open mic night hosted by my favorite comedienne Jen Snorteland. I was looking forward to checking the store out and I wasn't disappointed. They sell used books so they might not have the latest bestseller or a specific book you are looking for. I wanted to support them so I found a farside book about cows for $2. Eventually I'm sending it to someone I know out of state who appreciates cows. They also make their own coffee blend and sell it which is a plus for me because books and coffee are the best combo in my opinion. Help keep this gem alive! I love this bookstore.

Funk and Swagger isn't your average vantage point and antique shop…read more The owner has a wide range of things, including both handmade specialized items and classic pieces. An antique drive-in movie theater speaker that had been transformed into a Bluetooth speaker was what I bought. There are a ton of goodies in the store, and there are many more in the basement. If you're interested in incredibly fascinating things, you should go to this amazing place, You never know what you might discover.

If you're looking for higher price items then go there . Not a big selection on items and I thought…read morea lot was over priced . Cute store but too high priced .

I've been going to this Barnes & Noble's since I found out about it. I do love it, considering the…read morenext one is in Massapequa. Massapequa is about a 15-20 minute drive on traffic. I do love the fact that you can get a book and then sit down to grab a coffee to your book. I've always gone in during the day when it wasn't as busy.

The staff is super helpful. I was looking for Val Kilmers book and couldn't find it so they looked…read moreit up for me. The store is very clean & decorated very lovely. The cafe is also nice To grab a latte and read some magazines ect.

Support your local book stores! This place was so cute and is nestled right by the train tracks…read more Along with having vintage books they also have new releases, classes and book clubs! If I had the time I would love to be a part of this!

I'm extremely happy I ended up in here!!! The best service I've ever had in a bookstore and an…read moreamazing curated selection!! Everything is priced extremely fair and I ended up getting more than I thought I would, just because of how good the prices were! This place is the definition of the dream independent bookstore. Perfectly organized and clean, I will 100% be coming back here every time from now on!

A very small bookshop in rural Woodbury, CT. Couldn't pass by w/o taking a look, but the Sci-Fi…read moreFantasy section was so minuscule, it only took a minute to see that there was nothing there that interested me. Honestly, I've found selections of used books in church basements. That's my report, "Hidden Gem" it is not.

I had a fantastic experience when I visited this store on a Saturday. The two people working there…read morewere incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. The prices are very reasonable, and the selection is surprisingly extensive for a small secondhand bookstore. I highly recommend stopping by the Book Cellar in Woodbury, CT--you never know what treasures you'll find!

I'm glad I stopped in after a wonderful lunch in Oyster Bay Village…read more Nice selection of second hand books at a great value and of course also new. Chloe behind the counter was super friendly with her advice and helped me make a purchase. Theodore's will accept used books as donations and will either resell them or donate to a book charity. I'll certainly return next time we have lunch in the village.

One million times YES, this is the place to stop at for a good read. Although their store is a…read moreboutique size, they've got so many good reads and different types of books. I came in sharing what I wanted to read but didn't know what, the two clerks helped me right away! They knew that store inside and out. So thrilled with the 2 books I left with. One of them was a sale items for $6 by the way!!!

Excellent bookstore on Hampton Road in Southampton services the whole community year around.read more

Was in Southampton this week. The book store is gone. I always look forward to going into…read moreindependent book stores when i am in the Hamptons and i always make a few purchases. I am hoping someone will open a book store for the summer season.

The Barrett Bookstore was able to special order books I needed for a class, and they got them so…read morequickly. Everyone was so nice, and I'll definitely be returning.

I was buying books for my 5-year-old daughter, and the people at the store were helpful with making…read moreseveral suggestions. They were friendly and spent a lot of time helping us find several great selections. It was a much better experience than other stores where I have had to search for a long time for someone to help me.

I can't believe I've never reviewed the Strand. I guess I haven't visited in years?! Well, I…read morecorrected that oversight last Sunday, and I still love it as much as I did when I was in college. I love bookstores, and NYC has lots of great ones. But the Strand Bookstore might be the best? It's a classic. It's the largest independent bookstore in the city, carrying 2.5 million used, new, and rare books (their tag line - "18 Miles of Books" refers to the fact that the shelf space in the store supposedly stretches over 18 miles)! Plenty of people just shop front their discount racks outside the sidewalk (where all books are $3-7) and then pop in just to pay. But the inside is incredible. More books than almost any bookstore I've ever been to. Still family-owned, over 100 years old, and with an emphasis on bookseller recommendations, it's just an excellent bookstore. When I stopped by on Sunday, I made it past about four tables and end displays - new fiction, signed books, and employee recommendations - about 50 feet into the store. I already had six books in my hands and decided I better leave quickly before I had a problem! Despite the size of the store and the number of shoppers, the line to check out was short and quick. With friendly customer service to boot. It's simply one of the best bookstores in the city. Maybe in the country, too?! Definitely check it out.

I was so surprised to see I have not written a review for Strand even though I have visited several…read moretimes. Strand Book Store is a landmark family owned bookstore famous for its "18 miles of books" and a massive inventory of over 2.5 million new, used, and rare titles. There are four floors - the first floor which is usually very busy and chaotic features a vast collection of new releases and best-sellers, and a wide variety of Strand themed merchandise The lower level is mainly non-fiction and music and travel section. The second floor has art, photography, architecture and children's books. The third floor is rare books. The store is packed with books and if you cannot find a book here it may not exist. It is easy to spend hours browsing through the aisles.