What a cool old-fashioned bookstore and coffee shop! They also offer specialty items and some…read moreclothing options too. It is conveniently located across from the historic train depot in downtown Van Buren, Arkansas. The store boasts, many historic and hard to find books, as well as a great selection of novels and books that you would find in any modern bookstore. The coffee shop offering some food items is very good and quite an enjoyable place to sit down for a break for coffee, and/or refreshments. I really like the feel of the basement when you descend the stairs into the cozy space filled with books in every corner. It's just my kind of spot!

This spot is billing itself as a bookstore with coffee, but actually, it's a coffee shop with some…read morebooks. Books look as if they have not been restocked in quite some time. If you do find something, you have to stand in line with the folks ordering coffee and wait for the coffee to be made before you can pay for your book. Tedious.

My favorite big bookstore! This is my first time at this location, and it was a nicely stocked and…read moreclean store. The bookstore staff was friendly and helpful. I love their Disney section and their fun gifts although they are quite pricey. They always have a great clearance section too. The coffee shop, Joe Muggs, wasn't as great though. They have changed their menu and no longer have Italian sodas which was a bummer. They did have fun literary themed drinks this visit like Butterbrew from Harry Potter and The Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland, which we tried and liked. My husband thought the brewed coffee wasn't great (lacked flavor and scorching hot) and they had no milk or cream avail on the condiment station. I do wish BM offered a kids program or free rewards program like Barnes and Noble. Most of their discounts seem to be for online or for their paid membership.

I asked the jerk behind the coffee counter…read more "Is an americano, black coffee?" His response (in that weird LA pretentious type speech pattern, "No. An americano is an americano. " I stare blankly and he sighed.... "An americano is mocha and hot water.... Would you like a black coffee?????" I stare blankly for a solid six seconds before responding with an obviously annoyed, "Yay." He serves me at a typical hourly employees pace. I pay. The end.

Great selection in a great location! I really enjoyed perusing the different staff picks. Grab a…read morecoffee next door and enjoy!

Amazing local bookstore! Friendly staff, inviting interior, carefully selected and amazing…read moreselection of quality books for all ages! There is something for everyone! Shop here, you will not regret it! Proudly advertises they have restrooms!!! Great coffee place next door, cool places outside to hang out and read.

I stopped by this comic book store during holiday with my in-laws, and was pretty unimpressed with…read morethe customer service. Their selection was decent for a small shop, but the coworker(s?) were visibly irritated that we were interrupting their table-top game by choosing to shop in the middle of their open work hours. We were there for about 30 mins, and was told near the end of our shopping that they were about to close up. This was strange given it being the middle of the day, and still 3-4 hours until the closing time posted on their front door. I would honestly try shopping at Hastings before bothering this establishment with your peasant existence.

Still my favorite place in Fort Smith to buy anything. If you are looking for comics, or tabletop…read moregaming supplies just come here. There is no need to go to Hastings or any other big brand name. HawgHead should be able to get most things you need at a fair price. When you shop here, you will also be supporting local business which means a lot.

Cool old bookstore in downtown Ft Smith! We found it on Google and stopped by 15 min before close…read moreso we didn't have too much time to look but we will be back! A massive selection of vintage and current books in just about every genre. You have to be willing to browse and wander b/c there is a lot in a very large space. There is even a room full of National Geographic magazines dating back to the 1920s. The lady at the register, the owner I assume, was kind and helpful. They take cash or check only. Prices were pretty good. Most paperbacks I saw were 50 cents to $1. A must stop for book and antique lovers!

A welcoming and cozy book shop with a wide selection of great books. The owner was very kind and…read morehelpful. She provided me with a recommendation that met the exact qualifications that I was looking for in a story. The books are priced well. The store is clean and well organized with comfortable seating for sitting and reading.