Wonderful service, everyone is so helpful and kind. It is a place to get away to, their selection…read moreof books and gifts are plentiful they don't hover but are readily available at help you find what you are looking for and show you choices. The other thing that impressed me is their customers; kind, mindful & respectful. Not a nasty person there. That in itself, in today's world, is a gift.

This is a seasonal bookstore open each Saturday during the Colonie Farmers' Market. It is open 9am…read more- 1pm. It is in the building near the pond (when facing the pond it is the first door on the left). This bookshop is run by the volunteers of the Friends of the William K Sanford Library (Colonie). All money goes to support the Colonie Library. All items are $1 with new items added each week. There is no phone inside - the phone number listed is for the library itself.

What an amazing fine! The proprietor, Louise, was very knowledgeable and very sweet. The selection…read moreitself contained a variety of subjects, and Louise was able to direct you to any type of book that you would want or need! A place not to miss. There was also a selection of vintage clothing and vintage items. Only open on weekends including Fridays.

Awesome book and vintage store with a cute shop cat named Orson…read more The owner is so welcoming and friendly, and always greets everyone who stops in. There are so many books to browse in the two story bookstore - there's definitely something for everyone. There's also a separate vintage bazaar that has vintage clothing, shoes and housewares. There's also a nice selection of Kilts as the owner hails from Scotland. Definitely stop through if you're into books and vintage!

This resale shop is run by Friends of the Library and supports the Schenectady County Library…read moresystem. It sells books the library provides as well as books that are donated. It is run by volunteers I like the new location on Clinton Street because it is larger. I purchased four children's books today. Prices are very good and selection varies. .

The bookstore is just outside the Stockade district. Plenty of on street parking directly outside…read morethe store. I visited on a snowy Saturday morning and there were 8 other shoppers browsing. I picked out two hardcovers novels but did not use the sitting area to read. To my surprise there was a holiday special and my total cost was $5. Unbelievable for books with no signs of wear or tear. I overheard the two female employees discussing an author with a customer who was paying for her books. I imagine the employees are helpful with any literary questions you may have. I will definitely return.

Best priced MTG cards and the staff is extremely nice and helpful. Best shop for magic cards around!read more

Been going to Aquilonia for two Decades now. Bob and Landon are ALWAYS great to hang with…read more Extremely knowledgeable, on top of the stories & series and they Hold comics per customer each week, as they come in. When I walk in, I have a handful of comics slapped in my hand. WHAP! Conversation is always great with a chance to hear about Bob's family in Cali. A Family Friendly and Fun Place to go.

great new spot in Troy! The owner is really tapped into the local scene and way way beyond and…read morethere is a carefully curated selection of oddities, classics, surprises, and more. Given the vibe and creative power, definitely a place to pay attention to for its own events and everything else you def want to know about. go pick up a cassette, a zine, or some tasty snacks.

In the era of manicured collectibles and over run thrift stores, thank god this place exists. I…read morespend hours here and always leave with a stack of vinyl for an extremely reasonable price.

Best of the best. Top notch! Old stuff and new like from from Drake to Damn Yankees! Vinyl. CDs…read more Posters. Signed stuff. Turn tables, cables. Odds + ends in cardboard boxes like old VHS tapes and headphones. Last Vestige has great name and is fantastic for being a toughie on the block with hand written signs and ZZ Top posters galore. The guy at the cashier was down to earth, super laid back and friendly. We just chatted about some sound. Pretty cool homie and pink* store front. They have boxes of dollar deals - which is much better than shopping with arrogant hop-head mall rats at Best Buy or digging for stuff at the local yard sale. It is a really, really neat diamond in the rough. CDs are all clean and intact. Vinyls are in superior shape. Review: (I'll be spendin' some $$ here)

Romeo's is the place to go for that gift for the person who has everything. It's a wonderful…read moreplace. Stop in and see for yourself.

Based on the previous reviews of this place, I made sure my husband and I went during a long…read moreweekend we took to the area. We were not disappointed by any means. The store has so many interesting things--I wish I had more space at home to buy more than I did. Besides buying for myself, I did also find a fair amount of gifts. The owner was kind and thorough. This place is a gem and we will be sure to return every time we're in the Albany, NY area.

Love the hunt in this place! Lots of variety !Just moved here and missing the eclectic place I used…read moreto look,they are very helpful!

A fun place to browse for secondhand books or the small collection of recent remainders that I…read moremissed until spotting the sign on my way out. I think the antiquarian books are well hidden or behind the desk. The old gentleman working there wasn't even aware I was in the shop, I think, until I spotted him at a desk and approached to ask a question. He was pretty helpful once I did though. Organization is general--by topic but definitely not by author or subsections within each topic. If you're at all sensitive to mold or musty books, bring and wear a mask. I only had 15 minutes before they closed, but found a couple of slim nonfiction treasures: $1 for a Zen Buddhist journal/magazine, and $2 for a pamphlet. The collection is heavy and nonfiction, including plenty of history, religion, and social sciences, with some art & music. Fiction is a mix of non-current popular titles and quasi-vintage books. I asked about science fiction and fantasy and there was one shelf, mostly old science fiction. I hope to go back to browse, and bring a mask and my history-book-loving husband.