What an awesome place to get lost in! I love this shop. The owner was incredibly friendly, helpful…read moreand willing to help me find exactly what I was looking for. The selection here is HUGE and well organized. I was shocked at how terrific and well stocked the kids section is. From picture books to Chapter books, they have it all. I can't wait to show my 9 year old all the treasures here. The prices are outstanding. There is both a regular price on the inside cover and a "return credit" amount. You can read the book to your hearts content and bring it back for a credit toward a different book. How awesome is that? Also, there is a puzzle exchange at the back. I got two books to help me learn Spanish (a pandemic project of mine that is ongoing) for $7. Did I mention how much I love this bookstore?

From the owner: Community Involvement, Woman-Owned, Independently-Owned, read more

This is a very unique spot to grab some coffee or alcohol and look around a cute bookshop! I like…read morethat the coffee shop also operates as a bar, and you even order that way. It has kind of a retro feel and very fun ambiance. I got an affogato and it was incredible! I believe they make their own gelato to use in it, and they also make their own flavor syrups. I got the seasonal banana bread syrup in it and it was so tasty! The baristas/bartenders were very friendly and accommodating, and drinks were made pretty quickly. The bookstore section is nice as well, with a small selection of books and pretty typical prices, but it's fun to look around. I like that they include handwritten recommendations from employees at the front.

MATCHA -7.5/10 AMBIANCE/BADDIES -9/10…read moreSERVICE-8/10 I ordered an iced matcha latte with oatmilk as always and it was pretty good! Very solid! The energy of this place is great It used to be one of my fav doughnut places as a kid The workers are nice and the design and aesthetic was great!

Barnes and Noble, you still have a good selection of books, music and DVD's...... However someone…read moreneeds to inventory the magazine section. It's March and there are Halloween, Christmas themed and various magazines over 5 months old.

I live closer to the west side of Madison, but I wanted to look at a book that the west towne…read moreBarnes & Noble did not have. It was my first time going to the east towne Barnes & Noble and I was just stunned by the staff there that was so rude. I tried to get help from 3 different people. The first one was just a bit helpful, by pointing me in the right direction. Still could not find it. I asked help from two other staff and they were both so rude. It was like they hated their jobs. The store was very unorganized and chaotic. I never have that experience at the west towne Barnes & Noble. I will never go back to the east towne Barnes & Noble.

This place is amazing! It may be the largest usedbook store in Wisconsin, and I would be surprised…read moreif there was one bigger than this one. We stopped in while exploring the Great River Road and Driftless region. There are literally books everywhere, in the best possible way! The books are organized in sections with signs labeling the genres. There is an "antique" aroma, which adds to the cool ambience! I planned to just look around while my gf shopped, and I ended up buying four books, priced $5-$6! Make it a point to visit here whether you're a book person or not!

This place is what bibliophile's dreams are made of. The variety of both vintage and new books is…read moresupreme. Immediately when you walk in the door you are met with the scent of thousands of books and an eclectic decor that your eyes just can't help but want to scan every inch of the place. We spent over 2 hours perusing all the books, and could have easily spent another 2 hours in the shop. It was completely worth the 3 hour drive. I can't wait until we can return!

I love bookstores and this one is a gem. I love shopping here for books and browsing all the other…read moredelights too... lots of great stocking stuffers...

This unique bookstore offers an incredible selection at excellent prices, and its friendly staff…read moreand charming atmosphere make shopping there an absolute delight. We could have easily spent all day hunting for books among the immaculate shelves of the renovated church building-- discovering your books is just as much of a treat as taking them home to enjoy. New releases, second-hand steals, first editions-- she has them all. If you are in the area, Reader's Realm is a must!

I love a good bookstore. And, the only thing better than a good bookstore is a good bookstore that…read morehas a good coffee shop. And, this has both. While the bookshop isn't huge, they have a good collection. We did manage to find a few to buy before leaving. And, their prices are reasonable. We really enjoyed the coffee shop. The coffee was good (I had an Americano). They also have a nice selection of pastries, and they have some that are both gluten and dairy free. That was a real plus. If we lived in the area, which we don't (we went up to see Taliesin), I would frequent Arcadia Books.

Adorable little bookstore for a small town. Broad selection of stuff, for adults and kids. Wifi…read moreis free and worked pretty well. A decent selection of food and a coffee counter so you can find a seat and do some reading (or work). The staff was friendly as well. I'm sure we will stop in again when we come through Spring Green. If you like little independent bookstores, you will enjoy Arcadia Books.

Do you love a well curated bookstore? Kismet is for you! Do you have kids who could use an outing?…read moreKismet is for you! (They have a whole playroom with lovely wood and fabric toys upstairs.) Are you looking for a really wide array of fiction for adults or books for kids? Kismet is for you! Want locally sourced gifts like jewelry, soap, cards, bags and toys? Kismet is for you! Want to check out a brood of backyard chickens from the comfort of indoors? Kismet is for you! This is a GEM of an independent bookstore - check it out!

I love Kismet Books in Verona. Friendly, helpful staff with an excellent selection of books and…read morecute gifts. Adorable space with a homey feel. Prefer to support local book stores and feel the value and prices are good. Excellent kids selection as well. Highly recommend.

It is a very good toy store I recommend this toy store. the price is also really good and not…read moreexpensiv. the the service is very good

I walked into the store with my three nephews (1, 3, and 6 years old) and began looking at puppy…read morecalendars. I turned around to find multiple rows of calendars that featured women in skimpy bikinis. There was a picture that was eye-level with my 3 year old nephew of one tan, skinny, model with her legs spread apart in the sand. Her unnaturally large breasts were practically bursting out of her tiny bikini top. She had her fingers touching her mouth and everything about it was suggestive and sensual. That was just one picture on a row of equally offensive pictures. There was another picture that was eye level with my 6 year old nephew where the woman was turned around backwards with her sandy butt in a thong taking up most of the shot. I am a counselor in Wisconsin who has studied the effect pornographic and sexually suggestive images have on human cognitive functioning extensively. Exposure so young is extremely unhealthy and it sets in motion patterns of thinking that are destructive. We are setting our children up for failure and pain if we allow such frivolous sexual expression in public environments where children cannot escape it (e.g a toy store). My extended family frequents this mall and we will not be making anymore purchases at this shop until changes are made.

Great customer service! Great prices & great selection! Whether you buy online or in store they…read morewill help you get the books you're looking for!

I always enjoy used book stores. Their only downside is how little they give you for quality books…read more I understand not being able to shell out of mass market trade paperbacks, but if you bring them something they will turn around and try to sell for $20+, for them to offer you like $3 or $4 for it is not uncommon. Still, I don't go to sell books there often. It's more about the thrill of the hunt. What will I find? Will it be a cool, British-cover edition of a Terry Pratchett novel? Will it be a Japanese import of an ELP concert? Will it be a cheap mug with a kitty on it? The only way to know for sure is to show up and look...