Nicely stocked bookstore!! like that there is place inside for coffee or tea And place to sit down…read moreand relax.

Stopped by to get some work done around 3 on 3/24... guy working the cafe was very unpleasant. His…read moreenergy gave off that he hates his job. He seemed stressed about getting other tasks done but annoyed by the customers. I was a sm at a corporate store and it's a shame to see the brand and experience be so bad, especially for one the only bookstore cafes in the area. Definitely not like it used to be.

An awesome indie bookstore selling both new and used books. The selection of books was great and…read morethe prices were very reasonable. This store attracts book lovers, so I had a wonderful conversation about horror novels with one of the patrons. I then had another wonderful conversation about romance novels with the cashier. Go support a local bookstore and buy some great books.

Wonderful book shop in walkable downtown Burlington. Nice curation. Comfy chairs. Used and new…read morebooks.

The Book Nook is a great independent book store. It features books by local authors and topics of…read morelocal interest as well as a broad overview of well loved books. They sponsor book group and author talks and are a significant community asset. Be sure to buy local to keep this bookstore thriving!

This is a wonderful way to spend a morning in Saranac Lake! Pick up a coffee at The Origin and…read morestroll down to The Book Nook. Its a small but lovely curated selection and the store is well laid out. There's kids books, new releases, non fiction, and more! The shop highly discourages pictures and cell phone usage so I wasn't able to grab any photos.

Cute little bookstore in Lake Placid! Perfect for snagging books to read while vacationing in the…read moreAdirondacks!

Classic independent bookstore and we need a bunch more of them. The shop is quite large despite…read morebeing only as wide as the storefont, packed with shelves of new books, paper, greeting cards, pens and more. A pleasant browse, and some interesting titles for sure! [Review 1599 of 2024 - 513 in New York - 22622 overall]

This is a great bookstore. Always find something not available anywhere else. Very pleasant place…read moreto shop.

Heard some intolerant language from the owner during Pride. She said drag queens shouldn't read to…read morechildren and insinuated it was sex-related. That kind of misinformation is dangerous and awful! She was even instructing the young women who work there to draw people away from the drag story hour that day. She has lost my business and the business of all my friends.

The owners of this gem of a book store know so much about books and give the best recommendations,…read moreand the bread is fabulous

You're immersed in the sweet perfume of books as soon as you walk in. There are piles upon piles,…read morean improbably large number crammed into this small bookstore, the cacophony recalling a wild, lushly overgrown garden -- or perhaps a cheerier version of the bookstore in "The Neverending Story." It's just (dis)organized enough to maximize your browsing enjoyment. You stumble across unexpected delights in the many nooks and crannies! But if you're looking for a specific something, the kind owners are immediately there to assist... and expound upon similar reads you might enjoy. They're like living, breathing Spotify playlist curators for books. Good ones. Tempest also carries puzzles and a massive selection of movies on DVD. What's on display in the store is only the tip of the iceberg. The rest of the iceberg lives in the owners' garage, we're told -- but they're happy to dig out whatever you request. Sadly, we're only in the area for a few weeks of the year. Most of our time is devoted to skiing and on the days when skiing isn't ideal, seeing friends. But next December, I vow to (1) set aside a full day for a proper browse and chat with the fascinating, brilliant, and well-read owners; and (2) do all our holiday shopping here. This store is a true treasure, clearly a labor of love.

This is a relatively small collection that's nestled into the excellent South Burlington Public…read moreLibrary. It has limited weekday hours, but the selection is surprisingly good for donated books, and the prices are cheap. (There are certainly more good, cheap, used books here than at the overly touted Crow bookstore downtown!) It all goes to support this jewel of a library, and I heartily recommend it.

The best place in town to find used books in good condition at a GREAT price! The volunteers are…read morefriendly and it is an awesome place to browse. The location is beautiful, in the Wheeler Farmhouse on Dorset street - it is a bit hard to find but worth it!

My son and I stopped in to hand in his form for the Phoenix Summer Camp challenge, I appreciate…read morethat they're supporting kids reading over the summer. He was thrilled to use his gift card to buy the game Trouble, and we had fun picking out books as gifts for my niece as well. One stop for everyone!

I love Phoenix books--independent/locally owned. It is a great alternative to Barne's and Noble…read more I am continually please by the selection which is quite impressive for a smaller (smaller than the massive box bookstores). I think they do a great job with buying. On the few occasions I've had a specific (and obscure) book on my list that I haven't found, they've offered to order it for me. They've got a great little cafe as well. And the staff is really helpful and sweet. It is my go to place for gift certificates for teachers or folks that I need to get a gift for that I don't know well. This place is a gem! Definitely check it out.