Support this bookstore! It is small business owned, local, and provides great community events. I…read morehave ordered books here and I liked the experience. Look outside their window, they have events like poetry evening and I have enjoyed ever moment. The staff are professional and happy. We like happy people! There is a rack of low priced books outside - check them out!

Wonderful store with great book offers. Very kind owner who helped me to find a book my son lost at…read moreschool. He kept the book until I was off work & able to pick it up.

There's nothing I love more than finding a bookstore that's as perfect as Little City. It's…read moreorganized, has a multitude of different sections, an entire attached children's book store and a very helpful team. Find your new best seller, take a walk around 1st and grab a coffee somewhere and start your newest read. You'll love finding this Hoboken gem!

I ordered Burn Down Master's House, author Clay Cane. My purchase was shipped and arrived in a…read moretimely manner. I was very pleased on how purchase was wrapped. I heard about this book store from the Clay Cane show, I plan to make more book purchases. Michele Mackey

I love stopping into Symposia whenever I am walking around town. They have racks and tables of…read morediscount books outside every single day, and you can find lots of best sellers out there, so don't forget to give then a good browse. While they won't have every book under the sun, they have a lot. I'd say I find the particular book that I went in looking for 85% of the time. They also take donations! I always see folks carting in large bags of books, ready for their next life. The staff are always so helpful, the space is cozy and exactly what you'd want your neighborhood bookstore to feel like. Check it out!

High quality selection of used books. Well edited. Constant flow of new items…read moreComing in.

Beautifully curated shop. This place is for the connoisseur or collector, they even had a nice…read morefirst edition Mishima. Highly recommend, but keep in mind it is a serious collector's environment.

this was a very nice book store. i didn't buy anything but i really liked the vintage magazines!…read moreits more of a browsing place for me though.

A place I keep coming back to in the city. I honestly love coming here along with a book and it's a…read moregreat way to relax with a drink of your choice. It's also a great vibe if you're looking for some 1:1 time with someone to catch up

Very disappointing and felt ripped off. Paid more than a thousand dollars upfront for bottle…read moreservice plus 20% mandatory tip for literally the worst service I've ever had in a club. Our server was absent the entire night and I had to actively search for the staff to ask them about our order (multiple times). They finally delivered our second bottle after an hour and half of waiting; And then never saw our server again for the rest of the night. The bottom floor was pretty much empty until midnight when they finally changed the DJ and the music got better. Maybe this was just a bad night, but I don't feel like going back. Bottle service was definitely not worth it and service was horrible.

I know I know, 5 stars for a small stationary sundries store, but while working in Jersey City,…read morethis was a daily visit every morning. Got my lottery tickets (which was huge in NJ, not so much in seattle), newspaper (when it was relevant), and a peach snapple (when I didn't realize the sugar content). The owners were just about the friendliest they could be, and I had a great relationship with them. Yeah, 5 stars for a stationary store, but I'll tell you, this little shop holds a great place in my heart and I stand behind my 5 stars.

LOVED this book store that was introduced to me by my fellow book loving friend who is a local. I…read morewish I could have spent more time here but we had our kids with us and their attention span is quite limited. Gorgeous place. I think everyone should check it out.

This place wasn't even on my radar, but by some stroke of fate, I checked my google maps like a…read moretourist and realized I was right in front of the shop! How could I not go in for a peek? Definitely the place for mystery books... who knew there were so many? This could have had every topic ever written, and you would've convinced me it was a 'regular' bookshop. There are also used and signed volumes. Legend has it one is hollowed out in the shape of a wrench. Pardon my failing old man memory, but I believe it was friendly employee Mike that I had a nice chat with at the back of the store (maybe *too* friendly. Very suspicious guy now that I think about it). I'd tell you what the subject was, but then I'd have to un-alive you.

My friend told me to meet her at the Bibliotheque, and so I did, not knowing what I am walking into…read more(no googling before hand). Wow, what a beautiful space! When you enter there is a bar you can sit at and two large high top tables next to it. As you walk further in there is a lounge with couches and various sizes tables. The whole space is surrounded by books! Heaven! We ordered a chai, matcha and a ginger cookie. Shout out to the woman taking my order for comping me my drink for my birthday! Everyone from the staff was friendly - I really enjoyed being there. The only thing I would say is someone should come by to check on the tables more often as I had to return other people's abandoned drinks. But you know what first world problems, am I right? Maybe they can have a sign or mention to customers to return their own cups before leaving. I sort of can't imagine why people don't... It is quite popular spot so you need to be very patient and strategic if you want to grab a table, as well as sprinkled with a little bit of luck. We unfortunately got there a little late. I went there at 3pm and hunted for a table and my friend got there by 330pm. By the time we ordered and started drinking our coffees - we were informed the lounge area will be closed at 4pm to prepare for the evening wine bar. Oh right this cafe turns into a wine bar in the evenings! How cool! At 4pm we thankfully grabbed one of the high tables - sharing it with another couple but it was large enough for the 4 of us. The lights dimmed and the atmosphere changed to more intimate. We unfortunately had to leave at 5pm, but I imagined picking up a James Baldwin book, ordering some white wine and enjoying both.... Mmm definitely next time. Maybe sometimes after work - sounds like a great wind down.

there is a reason this cafe/wine bar tops every "best places to work remote from" list I've found…read more - this the most gorgeous bookstore and cafe that slowly turns into a wine bar. the walls are covered in beautiful books with sections for weird female protagonists and banned books. large couches, tables, spinning plushy chairs, truly a range of seating options until 4pm when it turns over for dinner service (beware 90 min wifi limit!!) - the coffee is reasonably priced ($5 americano with almond milk) and the service is very fast at the counter. the food menu is minimal until dinner, so I went with the one sandwich option with meat. - the prosciutto Gruyère was delicious. the bread has a crispy crunch while the inside had the perfect amount of butter to soften the inside further. cheese was sharp and meat was salty, a classic combination done well. - I loved it here and will certainly come back when I have hotspot data or downloaded materials to work on after the 90 min wifi limit

this was a very interesting bookstore. I can tell it's very old-school and it's very nice! They had…read morelots of old prints. I was looking at a lot of them. I liked the New Yorker prints. I never read the New Yorker but I know they have iconic covers! I think these were reproductions but still they were really cool to see. very friendly staff as well and very quiet to look around.

Argosy Book Store is historic! The Argosy Book Store is New York City's oldest independent…read morebookstore. It's located at 116 East 59th Street, between Park and Lexington Avenues in Midtown Manhattan. The store occupies an entire six-story townhouse with various sales floors specializing in first editions, Americana, leather bindings, antique maps and prints, and autographs. The store is also noted for a wide selection of bargain books I found them out front. Argosy also has its own framing and shipping departments and owns a large warehouse in Brooklyn. For a book lover this is paradise. I find it's a great place to buy gifts too. I'm highly recommending!

The owner was so sweet and made you feel like family. I love the location seeing it's right next to…read morea bakery/ coffee shop but this place had a variety of options to choose from. Stop and take a look and leave away with goodies like I did!

Support your local bookshop! Woman owned & Black owned!…read more I've passed by Little Boho countless amount of times and finally decided to stop in. My sister and I received a warm welcome when we walked in so we immediately felt comfortable. It's a small yet comfortable bookshop where you're surrounded by so many different books, toys, merch, etc. It was a quick stop for me since I already knew what I wanted, but I can't wait to re-visit and spend more time diving in on what they have. I would love to bring my little cousins here too, so many adorable children's books. When it was time to purchase, of course I couldn't leave without a tote bag which is amazing quality btw! The lady took a photo of my sister and I before we left as they post on their Instagram account. Next door, there is a cafe if you want to grab something to eat/drink. All in all, it was a great experience here. Glad to have a bookshop only 5 minutes away!