I loved the Adam bomb cookies! I see why the cookies continue to be a best seller. I was hesitant…read moreat first thinking they were soft chocolate chip cookies. They had a nice crutch, plenty of chocolate chips, and a delicious cream frosting. The cinnamon strudel and apple crumble muffins are big, flavorful, and baked well. The banana chocolate chip, cafe au lait, blueberry maple, and peppermint white chocolate cupcakes were all a bit dry. The frosting on each cupcake had a burst of flavor. Unfortunately, cupcakes and muffins aren't items I'll consider purchasing again. Note: The shop name has changed. Unsure if there's a new owner. The staff I encountered was friendly and the ambiance was warm and cozy.

If disappointment was a drink, it would be exactly this lavender matcha. The color seemed like a…read morerich green color, which gave me hope. However, I quickly found out that It was pretty much green-colored water with strong lavender flavor. I'd highly recommend this drink if you are feeling a $5.50 extra-bland drink. Other than that, the overall atmosphere with small and cute.

As a used book fan, I was happy to discover this little gem in Mineral Wells. I could have spent…read moremore time (and money) than I should have searching through everything. Kyrin (sp?) who I think is the owner was vey nice and helpful. I'll definitely be back to see what new treasures have come in.

From the owner: Step into a world of books at our new bookstore! Located downtown, our cozy, inviting space is not…read morejust a bookstore but a community hub where book lovers gather for author signings, book clubs, and creative workshops. We offer a curated selection of classics and bestsellers across genres. From mysteries to romance, there's something for everyone. Explore with us and find your next favorite read!

Don't waste your time here. I picked up 2 things and he wouldn't sell, so I left…read more It looks like a bomb went off so I couldn't find anything anyway

Thought I had died and gone to literary heaven! A reader's paradise, especially one for my age who…read morestill enjoys having a physical book in my hands. There were books everywhere, which reminded me of a scavenger hunt or finding hidden treasure. In spite of the seeming disorganized nature of the book stacks, there was a sense of purpose in how they were arranged. In my opinion, the prices seemed a little high, or maybe I'm so accustomed to paying only a few dollars for my books. Either way, I very much enjoyed my time sifting through the mountains of books. The staff member at the desk seemed personable, once engaged in conversation. He even made a great recommendation for lunch. Please don't let places like this disappear from our collective memory. Patronize this place in order to show your support and to add to your personal library.

Arts & Letters brings the love of good physical Books back into this digital world…read more A perfectly quaint and lovely store that makes you remember why you love to read. It has a wide variety of collections and even if you don't see something you want. The staff will immediately find or order it for you! Arts & Letters accommodates all ages of readers and incites imagination especially for the young ones in their little book rooms. The events they put on are always magical and really feed into having a wonderful time to get to know other Book lovers! Whether you are just beginning or a veteran!

As you will see from my previous review, the last time I was in the Arts & Letters Bookstore was…read morequite some time ago, and the only reason I came in was to buy Granbury postcards. Well this time I was here to actually buy a BOOK! Thuy and I walked the Square a few nights ago, looking in windows. When we passed Arts & Letters Bookstore, we spotted a book we wanted to buy for our newest nephew. The book? "The Little Puppy (part of My Little Animal Friend)" by Nicola Killen. The clerk who helped us, Brandy, was very friendly and helpful. I asked about local authors, and learned there is a section just for them. In the same area, is books specific to Granbury. Very cool little find. I also bought some Granbury themed stickers for random gifts for random friends. I also joined the free shoppers club (if it has a real name, it slipped my mind), where after spending $100, you get $10 of your next purchase. I now know what people are getting for gifts next year... Books on Granbury, written by Granburians!

Indie bookstores are my favorite - and this space is adorable! It's not big, but it's packed with…read moregreat books, beautiful decor, and even a used book area. Personally, I love stores with personality. You know the place, where there are little built ins for sitting, and slanted walls, and a wall of vintage books designed as art that make you stop and just want to take it in. Thats this place.... Just charming. The kids section is pure magic! Whomever designed it did it thoughtfully. There's a top shelf that really paints the picture. It has an umbrella with clouds on it, along with crowns and swords. It just makes you want to hang out in this room all day. And this room is filled with stories waiting to be told. Books waiting to be read. Chairs waiting for children to sit in them. Just lovely!

I love coming to this charming bookshop that has an in house coffee shop as well. Libby the manager…read moreof A House with books is friendly and knowledgeble about various events at A House with Books. I love that they partner with local businesses and display local goods in the store. There's usually parking in the front and side of A House with Books. I perused their stickers and picked up a couple of them. They also have plants for sale near where seating for Casi Cielo is. I ordered the apple cider donut and the London fog (Jane Austen inspired). The cider was crunchy and sweet which paired well with the London fog. There's a beautiful story behind Casi Cielo and I enjoyed meeting the co-owner Marisa. I look forward to my next visit to A house with books.

This used bookstore seems to go on and on in an overwhelming maze of paperbacks - half price. Worth…read morethe stop the next time you find yourself in Stephenville, TX. I walked out with a few gems that I'd been trying to find for years. (The Literary Lion is their sister store and is right around the corner.)

There's a lot of great comic shops in DFW, but this is where I get my subscription and come in week…read moreafter wek. This location has a great comics and games selection, The staff is friendly. And I've completed more than a few of my collections here and always gotten a good price for what I needed.

Service was pretty good. The two women that were working with extremely nice and friendly. A down…read moreto earth and chill vibe. Selection was pretty amazing. Would have to say it was in my top 10 places for comics. Most stores are very small, limited selection. This was not the case here. Value: cover price items for the books for the most part. The condition of the comics was 50/50. A few books I wanted had some heavy edging to them. The spines were not in the best shape but that was just the ones I picked up and looked at. I made an exception for the ones I bought because I try to never go into a store and not buy at least one thing. Always trying to keep the indie comic places around with one book at a time. This section explains why the store got 4 and not 5 from me. Is it worth chancing out? Absolutely! Oh... do not use the address in Yelp. It's wrong. Use Google or Waze.