The bookshop is cute, although the drinks were a little boring. The matcha latte was too milky, but…read moreit was blended well together though. The pistachio latte was a little too sweet. The large isn't much bigger than a medium, FYI.

If this makes sense, when I came here I expected the coffee and breakfast to be good…read more I just didn't expect it to be this good. Everything from the taste of the coffee to the texture of the pancakes was executed perfectly. The attention to detail was key. When it comes to breakfast you really need that level of attention to turn basic foods into greatness. Heck, the avocado toast was more like a sandwich. It's worth your time.

Loved this multi-level Barnes & Noble with a cozy Starbucks café inside. They had a great…read moreselection, and I found exactly what I came for plus a few extras. A bit on the pricey side as I spent $45 on two books...but that's to be expected these days. The cashier was friendly and made checkout quick and easy. Definitely one of the better locations.

5 star Barnes & noble with two floors of amazing books, and a great starby cafe. We love this cape…read moreB&N it's the epitome of a good chain store. In this case bigger is indeed better.

I was looking for a specific book that was somewhat difficult to find and I was able to find it at…read morethis bookstore. It was promptly shipped and a courteous personal note was included - which I appreciated.

Isaiah Thomas Books is easy to find on Route 28. It's a striking millennial pink Victorian house…read morebeside the Cahoon Museum. On the outside, it looks small, but somehow they cram books on every single subject within the little space. If you're looking for specialties and rare books, this is the place to go. If you're into cookbooks specializing in cranberries, this is the destination. There are tons of rarities for reasonable prices; the owners are helpful and will guide you through the labyrinthine store. Plenty of gardening books, histories of Cape Cod and New England, marine biology stashed next to Mormonism and geology, you name it, they probably have it. It takes some looking- and the looking is worth your time. There are pulp fiction books, old cassette tapes and LPs, Cape Cod memorabilia. It's called "haunted" but maybe because it's kind of a mess. Books are piled high, they fall, ghosts get blamed. It is a pleasant haunt.

Loved my trip to ParnassisBook Service.It was just the sort of eclectic whimsical book store you…read morecould get lost in all afternoon-browsing thru the current best sellers or stumbling upon that long lost first edition. The staff was friendly and helpful.They were very diligent in following covid protections. My only complaint was that women who made the delicious homemade pies was gone after the summer season

Nah. Some books are 1930s treasures but youll smell like a musty hoarder when you walk out the poor…read morewomen who work here probably have stage 4 lung cancer from breathing in decades old dust. Not worth the damage to your lungs, found a nice Richard Brautigan book though. Overpriced.

Cute little store. Not many picture books for our child, but a few to browse. Limited stock, but…read morenice to stop in on a rainy day. Owner was super friendly and offered to help me in the one step in for my wheelchair.

Cute book store. Great history selection and a very good selection of kid's history series. It is…read morevery small but it was fun to poke around. Lots to discover. The owner was very friendly and welcoming.

Limited selection of books, especially popular books or newer/more current ones…read more The older adults seem to only know how to speak when talking to a specific group of people. If you don't fall into that category, forget it; you don't exit to them. Shout to the young girl who uttered more than a word though!

The ladies who work there are so knowledgeable & helpful. Love going in with requestread more

They have an amazing selection of older and newer books, toys, games, and knickknacks. I ended up…read moregetting a great haul from them, very nice people, I highly recommend

Very best book store in New England! Selection, personal service, charm of this business ~ whether…read moreyou are a local or visiting, it's a memorable gem!

Visiting from out of town and walking around stumbled the book store. It is so cute with a great…read morevariety of books and staff was friendly. Price was average for a book shop.

Really cute bookshop! Great selection- with lots of different interests represented…read more Wish they had more inventory when it came to the first book of popular series. Otherwise, beautiful spot that I look forward to going back to!

If you are in the Harwich area on Cape Cod and like to read drop into Reed Books. The staff is very…read morefriendly and they have a great selection of new and used books. I was able to find something that was out of print but it excellent condition and exactly what I needed for my vacation week on the Cape!

Great people with a fun assortment of books. there is plenty of light summer reading, travel…read morebooks, and more serious book.

Call it Vintage, Retro, Throwback, whatever you want, but if you live/love kitsch this place is it…read morefor Cape Cod! Movie posters, comics, clothing, memorabilia, vinyl records, pretty much anything and everything you either lost or missed from your childhood is here! Generation gaps be damned! The owner Rick is a hands-on lover of the old school whose knowledge far outstrips any normal mortal. He is a compendium of the rare and treasured. Casual browsers or hardcore buyers, this is one spot not to be overlooked.

Well curated vintage shop specializing in weird and unique old toys, records, movie posters,…read morekitchenware, etc. The owner Rick knows his stuff and it seems that everything in the store has an interesting story behind it. They buy and sell and always have new things every time I visit. I'd recommend this place over the other used toy shops simply for his honesty and quality and uniqueness of merchandise.