I'm pregnant and my landlord suggested I visit The White Rabbit so I could get something for my…read morebaby girl. Parking is plentiful and it's right next to St. Mary's Hospital in Leonardtown. However, the signage is a little confusing. From the street, you can only see the big sign that says "Children's Books". So if you are looking for something that says "The White Rabbit", then you may accidentally pass the entrance and have to turn around.. like I did! No big deal though. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's a small store and there were only two people working. No one greeted me when I walked in, but I saw an employee helping someone pick out a book for her grandson, so I wasn't too upset about not being attended to. I was really just there to browse anyway :) I didn't really have anything specific in mind, but I found a ton of great books and items I would love to purchase. For being such a small store, they definitely have a great stock of books! Many of the books are unique and look like collector's items. I really want to buy The Wizard of Oz series eventually. However, I didn't want to spend too much so I only bought two books ($35 for both) and a small plush toy for $10. So in total, I only spent $45 which I thought was pretty reasonable seeing as this is a small bookstore and I love to support small, local businesses. If you're in the area, you should definitely stop by and see what you may find :) They have books for all ages - from baby to teen!

I loved White Rabbit. It is one of a kind in these parts! A nice mix of educational and fun…read morebooks, toys and more. I always buy more than I go in for. I am so glad they are open in this area. Please support our small businesses, especially during this time.

Such a cute book shop! I enjoyed exploring, staff were nice, and there were some really cool…read moreoptions (books and book accessories) For some of the used books I felt the pricing was a little high, but for the most part the pricing was fair and you are able to leave with something if you come in. I would return the next time I'm in the area!

This store is a gem. Whenever I'm in town, this is my first stop. They have an excellent…read moreselection of vintage sci-fi, horror, and fantasy. Also, their prices are competitive. I love their specialized vintage section and their little cabinet of treasures. The employees are always helpful and courteous. They put you in a good mood as you walk in and peruse their trove of treasures.

A beautiful spot for sailing. There isn't a separate call out for the sailing center but it is just…read morean awesome venue. Great views from the bluff and a great sailing center

It is the best book store I've ever been to. It has all different types of genres of books. The…read moreservice was great and the books were over priced

Very nice as BN go, we go here often for coffee and a snack and the occasional book or notebook or…read moretoy. Nice place to relax.

The Barnes & Noble was conveniently located by Marshall's. The clearance items were located at the…read moreentrance and I selected items to purchase at 70% off or more: Vintage printed stationary made in Italy and MAGIQUE AFFIRMATION CARD SET. The card set box and two of the cards were damaged and missing one card. The cards were inspired by our relationship to the sun, moon, cosmos, and earth, with intentional details that celebrate the magic, power, and beauty within us all. I, also, bought a standing day by day calendar for 2026 that was identically priced online. I plan to revisit the bookstore again in the future.

Love this store. Service is always 100% I never found a worker who isn't nice and helpful here…read more I notice a lot of the same workers here for many years. You can tell a lot of the workers genuinely love books too. Selection is pretty good. I could find my strange books I didn't think they would carry. I wouldn't say it's the biggest B&N ever, but good for being 10 minutes from the house. It's the only reason I gave it 4 stars. Value is typical pricing so I'd say it's typical value. This location has the bargain cart out front often with a nice variety of bargain items inside further.

i was initially very excited to check this place out but it ended up being a waste of time. The…read morecheapest book was $4.50 and it was terrible condition of a book that isn't popular. I get it, they need to make money and I am always for supporting bookstores but it just seemed like a major rip off. I guess it is still better than going to a bookstore that only sells brand new books and it is a great way to find books that you wouldn't be able to find in those newer books-stores. As for Pricing as of 2026: Most books are at least 8 to 15. Lots of books at ticket price. Wouldn't really consider this a 'used bookstore' overall

I miss the old days when CHB had a bunch of books laying around that were lowkey fire hazards, they…read morewere stacked on top of one another covering all windows and stairwells and you had to spend hourssss browsing. But alas I do appreciate the new organized vibe of the store. It's a must-swing-by place for me every time I'm at Eastern Market. I think the pricing here is a bit on the more expensive side for used bookstores but it's the location, what can you do. The store is leaning more towards new publications rather than used books now. The handwritten notes/ descriptions of the shelves will make you feel like you're visiting a Trader Joe's (which ironically is also nearby) and adds to the store's charm! The funky chairs are always a fun photo op!

I can't let Women's History Month come to an end without giving a shout out to a business that is…read moreowned by a black woman. I visited The Book Bar last month during a trip to Richmond. As an avid reader and lover of literature, book stores are kind of my jam. I visited on a Sunday afternoon. The store was pretty empty as there was only one other customer there at the time. The cool thing about The Book Bar is that they sell books and wine! They also have a bar where they do wine tastings. Although I didn't indulge in a wine tasting during my visit, the wine tastings are free! Although they sell books here, this isn't what you'd expect from the typical book store. I think of it as more of a community space where you can buy and/or read books, sip wine, and enjoy good conversation. They also host events here, including author visits. In addition to books and wine, they sell products from other local businesses. I picked up some banana pudding cookies from here made by The Sweetest Thing RVA. Finally, I can't end my review without acknowledging the excellent customer service I received while there. I was immediately greeted by the staff upon entering the store even though she was helping someone else. Then, the employee proceeded to assist me when she had the chance. She asked me what I was currently reading and if I had a favorite genre. I told her that I like historical fiction and she recommended a book for me. The cool thing is she recommended a book that had references to the city of Richmond, which made the book a nice personal souvenir to remind me of my visit. I can't wait to return! Please check them out!

This brand new bookstore downtown is a VIBE. RVA book bar focuses on black, indigenous and people…read moreof color authors, so it's a great place to buy your next read. When you walk in, you'll find a beautiful, welcoming space. I may have visited too soon after grand opening, as the owner Krystle just restocked her shelves. I went looking for a specific book, which she didn't have at the moment (but could order if I wanted!) and bought another that caught my eye. There is also a whole section for treats, self care items, and goodies. I plan to be back and get some work done with some wine from their selection.

What a wonderful independent bookstore! The selection was great, and the staff couldn't have been…read morekinder. One of the booksellers went out of their way to help our daughter find some books she was excited about, and that personal attention made our visit extra special. It's the kind of bookstore you could easily spend hours browsing. If you're in the area and love books, this is definitely worth a stop!

The most unique local bookstore I visited in Alexandria, Virginia so far. The bookstore is clean,…read morewell organized , and easy to navigate. They have several events held inside the bookstore and unique merchandise from local artists. The service at the bookstore was nice & friendly. I like the selections & descriptions of books throughout the bookstore. In the kitchen room, there was a glass fridge with many cold drinks to buy as well as journals, books, and merchandise around the sink & cabinet area. I was told the bookstore use to be a private residential home. My favorite part of the bookstore was the unique & funny merchandise like the stickers. This local bookstore is a definite go see in Alexandria, Virginia. It is a place I would visit again .

Love love love love love love love love it and place nice and sort good and serve really goodread more

This place is so cute and they are really nice - on recent trip my kiddo was about to finish her…read morecurrent book and we stopped in to get her something new which was the perfect stop. Def recommend checking them out.

Some of the best rare book finds in the country, and at the best prices I've ever seen, and I go to…read moreevery rare bookstore I can find wherever I travel. It's worth driving there from anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic.

This is everything a used book store should be: thronged, eccentric, with the occasional treasure…read moremis-shelved. I found an autographed Christoper Morley in the regular fiction section. Alas, it was a novel--I'd've bought it if had been essays. But I always find something I hadn't known I needed. Several somethings, in fact.