Looking for toys? Look no further. This place is awesome. I mean, what more could you want? This…read morereally is a wonderful store. I have not been in here for a few years, but I remember it well. The staff here are very friendly and helpful, if you tell them what you are looking for, they will help you find it. My niece really likes toy trains, and this place has a good selection of them. Definitely one of the best tenants in all of Peddlers Village along with Giggleberry Fair. This is a five-star review, but like always, there is always room for improvement somewhere. What I think they should do is have an email for customer service as well as a location in Center City Philadelphia, because this place is better than Tildies Toy Box in Philadelphia.

My son's dream store :P yeah I'm sure it cost more than amazon but I rather buy a few things at a…read moreplace like this when I can. My son picking out a toy himself and being so excited to buy it, just not something you can do on amazon. Service was great as they were patient with my son who did not want to give up the toy to buy it lol. He's always afraid like they aren't gonna give it back :P

This shop had some amazing items and a huge selection, I was shocked at how big it is! I found a…read morefew great things as a gift for a friends and thought the prices were good. I would definitely stop back in. My only complaint is that I had a couple of questions about some items and the only person working was on the phone the entire time I was in the store (it was a personal call which is the only reason it kind of annoyed me) I could barely get her attention to check out and she seem a little annoyed at the interruption so I put the additional items back since I couldn't ask, I really just wanted to check prices since some things weren't labeled but I felt weird interrupting already. I've worked in a lot of retail jobs and everywhere I've worked that would have been a major issue so I think it just caught me off guard. I'm please with the items I got though.

Very cute and clean store. Well-staffed with kind and helpful employees. Affordably priced incense,…read morebooks, jewelry, artist-made gifts, etc.

This was an adorable bookshop! We were so excited to stumble upon it during our day trip to New…read moreHope. I was initially delighted because it was so well organized and every section seemed to have a generous offering of books. The children's section was particularly large and had books for kiddos of all ages. My sister and I were also excited to snag Farley's Bookshop tote bags to rep this adorable store once we get home. As a bonus, the cashier was super friendly and eager to answer our various bookish questions.

I stopped by Farley's Bookshop when I was exploring New Hope for a day last Saturday, and it's a…read morecharming independent bookstore. It's larger than many independent bookstores nowadays and has a great selection. I stopped by and immediately found a book I was interested in, but I would have browsed longer if I hadn't been itching to see as much of New Hope as I could on my first visit there. The customer service was very friendly, and the shop is really cute. If you're like me and independent bookstores are a must when you're touristing around a new place, Farley's should be on your list when you visit New Hope!

For all the times I have walked the main street in Frenchtown, I never wandered into the Book…read moreGarden ( http://www.bookgarden.biz/ ) until today... and now I wonder why I didn't visit sooner! It's a lovely little store, with books and book-related merchandise, an owner who is ready to help or to leave you alone, depending on your inclination, and "two friendly dogs" according to the owner, who were snuggled up together in their dog bed when I was there. In addition to a room of books for children and a room of books split between best sellers and young adult books, they have literary T-shirts and canvas bag, some children's merchandise, and some wonderful pins, 'secular saints candles,' and snarky magnet sets from the Unemployed Philosophers Guild ( https://philosophersguild.com/ ). If you are in Frenchtown, don't wait years to check out this store they way I did... stop in the next time you're in town!

If you are a lover of books, I can almost guarantee that you will find something different that…read morepiques your interest in this beautiful little bookstore. Despite the size, (and it is actually quite a bit bigger indoors than it appears), there is a very good and varied selection, and the owners do a great job of dividing up the merchandise based on type and interest. Cookbooks are in the 'kitchen,' and more popular or newer books upfront. There is a great children's room, and other interesting book accoutrements. My husband and I alway like to go visit when we are around, and find the atmosphere, selection, and doggie friends very welcoming!

Very nice store, well organized. Convenient location. Staff were very helpful when needed. Loved…read morethe Banned Books section - Can't wait to read them! Books are cover price but there are always sales :0) Check them out!

I could have sworn I already wrote a review for this but alas, I guess not…read more I've been here a few times for fun and a few times for different book events. I will say that most of the staff is very nice and helpful! Usually all the time I come in and they're very chatty and friendly. The first book event I went to was a little disorganized. I think they need like signs or something to say, "check in at the register first". I think the staff was maybe confused and a little hesitant or shy to speak up which made navigating the event a bit frustrating. The second one I went to was better but was more or less because I knew the drill. Otherwise on a regular day it is always very clean and organized, they do have a small kids section which is nice. This location is small. There is minimal seating and I'll still go to the one in Montgomeryville to meet friends and have coffee. The rumor was they weren't having a cafe because Whole Foods was - but Whole Foods doesn't. It's small and tight and definitely more maze like to fit everything in. But they always have nice displays and it's usually pretty easy to find what you're looking for. The proximity to my house is the biggest convenience as before the only options were willow grove or Montgomeryville which also both are pretty traffic-y areas. I will also say , it's weird that the sign doesn't light at night. It looks like it's closed when it isn't.

Recently ordered the Deluxe edition for ghost in the shell manga and came in perfect condition…read more Packaging was perfect and arrived way earlier than even expected plus the value and price was a steal for me. i also even messaged about wanting to give a review and just overall really nice people I won't hesitate to order from again.

Awesome bookstore with a dangerously large selection of books on the War Between the States…read more Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Look forward to my next visit.

This is a terrific place to spend an hour or a few. It is an old house converted into a book store…read morewith nothing but used books. All of the books are in gently used condition and 50-70% off the original price. The selection is not the largest, but it is absolutely cozy and a great spot to try and discover your next great read. The books are organized by category/genre and arranged on individual shelves throughout several different rooms. The ground floor and the second floor combine to offer a total of a dozen rooms filled with books. You can come across the occasional well loved and filled with individual commentary along the margins. More often you will find a book you have been meaning to get but never took the time. If you take the time and you don't mind browsing you can definitely find some bargains. There is also frequently a rack of books on the front porch going for less than a $1 each. There are certainly larger bookstores and stores with larger selections. This one blends perfectly into this small-town and on a lazy weekend afternoon can certainly offer up some wonderful books for real bargain prices.

Super fun little used bookstore. It's an old house converted into the shop. Lots of nooks and…read morecrannies, and not easy to navigate if you can't do stairs. Great selection though, and excellent prices.

Though I was "just shopping" I found a fine selection of books, some quite rare. AND was very…read moreimpressed by small but terrific selection of records. I bought three, all used, for great price and took them home. Played with no flaws at all. Shop owner very friendly. All in all a great experience and I plan to return soon.

Great for book lovers. Classics, collectibles, rare titles,…read morewonderful surprises. Very nice and knowledgeable owner.

We were doing some shopping in Doylestown this past Saturday, and Doylestown Bookshop was one of…read morethe many surprises among the shops we visited. For modern bookstores (in our post-Amazon world), it's an enormous independent bookstore: well-stocked, expansive, well laid out (not crowded). I loved their huge Staff Picks section - their many staff members suggested books than run the gamut from YA to romance to literary fiction. They also had an area of goods and tchotchkes, making it a great shop for buying gifts. If you need a book (or want a book - since you can never have too many?) and are in the area, I highly recommend Doylestown Bookshop for a browse.

Really enjoyed our visit here on a stop on a road trip. The selection and store is surprisingly…read morevast! Small sale section in the back. Decent kids section. Cute items like rifle paper co gift items. I snagged a new first edition signed author edition of a popular adult book. My favorite part was noticing the bathroom had a changing table, some diapers and wipes for babies. Such a thoughtful addition! Loved the inclusivity of that. Would come again!