Another lovely location for half price books!!!…read more I love strolling around, checking out the popular books and other nice stationery options.

I wouldn't bother bringing books in to sell! Store selection is great, staff is very polite & nice!…read moreThe bathroom is clean. However I brought in 7 large grocery bags of books & novels... most in like-new condition. Many by very famous authors. They wanted all but about 10 of the books & offered me $18 for the ones they wanted to keep.... Had I left them 'all' of my books, I was told they would have gone on their shelves or to other stores. Crazy to donate products for them to sell. Makes more sense just to donate them & let a non profit sell them...or donate to Friends of the Library... I waited well over an hour to hear the $18 offer LOL.... CRAZY ME!! But it's a very nice place to shop!

I love Rumi's bookstore, been going there for 5 years now for different needs! From head scarfs to…read moremodest outfits, Islamic educational and religious books including a huge variety for kids books. They have huge selection of middle eastern nifty decors, incenses and burners, necklaces, earrings, rings and other jewelry. Gelatin free candies, gummies and marshmallows and much more. Customer service has always been great and polite, prices are reasonable. I feel some sort of relief when I go in there, very calm and peaceful Ambiance.

I love this bookstore, and will always appreciate them for their support in me entering Islam and…read morecontinuing to grow in the faith afterwards too! They've been quietly showing what true Islam is over nearly 40 years. Thanks so much for all that you carry and offer to the community. I hope more people will find you!

Historically significant bookstore that touches upon the beatniks, musicians and bohemians…read more I love this long-lived bookstore. It opened originally across the street in 1955 by conscientious objector Roy Kepler. He had ties to and thought along the same lines as Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the founder of City Lights Books in San Francisco. Ken Kesey, Jerry Garcia and loads of other literary and musical bohemians have mentioned the impact this bookstore had on their lives. Support your local bookstore and come here.

Kepler's is a cozy book store in Menlo Park. I was able to find underground parking for free on a…read moreSaturday afternoon. The staff were really friendly and accommodating when I came to see some author friends speaking on their Speculative Saturday sci-fi/fantasy panel and book signing. Lots of restaurant options in the area. After the event, some of us headed out to dinner together.

I am a sucker for good independent local bookstores and Books on B is quintessentially everything I…read morelove about independent bookstores! First off, Renee absolutely is THE person to own and run this place. She feels like a warm lovable character from your favorite book, the kind you reach for every now and then to read over and over again. I called recently because I really wanted to get my hands on a copy of Nikita Gill's new book "Hekate" and yes, I know I could just order it online from big box stores but I knew I wanted to support my local bookstore. Renee was quick and prompt and while she didn't have it in stock, she ordered it as quick as she could and I was able to go pick it up in the next day or so! And I picked up a few other books while I was at it because who could say no to more books!? I love popping in whenever I'm strolling downtown and I hope Books on B never leaves!

I enjoy long strolls in a book store. The smell of books relaxes me. Touching book pages is like…read moresensory overload. Came by yesterday to support a fellow author friend with his new book! Afterwards I browsed through books and found a book for my son and there were cute greeting cards too! Renee is wonderful and I love her smile and interaction with all customers. Prices of books are decent and it's a cute little book store. Support your local shops!

Your Next Brick Ideas is such great customer service, and the concept of this place is absolutely…read morewonderful for the community. To the owner (I didn't catch your name)--you're changing lives in ways you may not even realize. My boys love coming to the Lego Museum after the farmer's market. The interactive LEGO area is incredible--we could spend hours here. I finally brought my husband along, and he loved it too! Wishing you all the best for the future and Thank you! You've truly made a difference and inspired for all our next brick ideas.

Took the kids here finally. Heard about it but we don't live near by but when we were finally in…read morethe area, swung by. Lovely lego museum. Just a great place. If you're a kid you're going to love this place but if you're an adult, you're also going to love it, lol. Looking forward to going back.

Great sale on books! $30 to fill up a box if you're not associated with a school. I bought books…read morefor my kids and to give out for my child's birthday goodie bags. The selection targeted elementary and middle school age but I also found a good amount for my preschooler. If I was only buying for age 1-4 I don't think I'd fill up a box (mainly because they were almost all paperback and thin) but anything older and you will find plenty. All the workers were nice and friendly. It made me want to work there too lol. Note: I came during their warehouse book sale which lasted 3 days. This is not open every day! You can check their website to see if one is coming up later this year but I didn't hear of any set schedule or dates for when they're doing it again.

My first time came here to buy books...I got more than 60 chapter books for my students for only…read more$22.05 ($20 with tax). Ready to give to my students for their end year gifts. The customer service was amazing, too.

This is one of the best bookstores. Recently moved a few blocks away from its original locale…read more Yes, one if my favorite quirky bookstores. I just want to sit and let the words envelope me. Takes me on journeys from a sitting position. This is truly a special spot . No, a holy spot where literature and west coast ease come together. Mashed and spiced with ideas of love and loss. Science and fiction. Her story and His. Excellent service. Real and not plastered plastic. Excellent selection of used treasures. Best value for dreams and dreaming.

Stumble upon this nice used bookstore. No only does it have its own personality overall, check out…read morethe variety books. Great selection from which I picked up two books myself. Best part of strolling through the stacks are the interesting comments, images, and quotes throughout the store. So check out those bookshelf end caps for some thought proving wisdom. Parking in the lot behind the building is easy. Great location in downtown in a walkable area near other places to also ready and enjoy your great finds here! Oh, and they sell vinyl LPs also!

I've lived in Pleasanton for over 20 years and can't believe I hadn't reviewed Towne Center books…read moreyet! What a gift this establishment is to our community!! Whether you like to read or are looking for the perfect gift, this shop is an absolute treat in every way. The people who work here are so knowledgeable about books and scan always recommend the perfect novel or nonfiction based on a description of your preferences. It reminds me of the days when there were neighborhood video rental shops before Blockbuster and Netflix. You could walk in and describe what you were in the mood for, and they would find you the perfect film. Towne Center is this for books!! And they gift wrap for free!!! Why go anywhere else!?! Support our community and patronize this wonderful shop.

When we're visiting Pleasanton, Towne Center Books is a must-visit. The selection isn't the…read morebiggest, but the layout and the staff make the visit always worthwhile. There's a center display right inside the front door with staff selections and new books. What they don't have in volume, they make up with a curated selection, and nice little tags with book descriptions. Bob was an older gentleman who worked here until he recently passed. He also sometimes worked in the Livermore store. Like many men, I got a lot of books here based on his recommendations for history. After chatting with me just a couple times, he recognized me when I came in the store, and steered me towards something I could not resist. I'll miss him very much. Thank you to the store for the great display.