I could hang in here forever. Mutiny Information Cafe is exactly that, never change!…read more I loved the cereal killer and the Cardi B cardamom cakes, duh. Excited to hit a comedy night here :)

This was such a cool spot! We mainly came for the photobooth which is over 50 years old but the…read morerest of the place was just as interesting! They have records, books, comic books, and more! I decided to just get an iced green tea while we browsed the shop and it was super cool to see everything they had. The bathroom is also Elvis themed! I will have to come back when I have more time so I can browse through everything!

The used bookstore has become (like the indie record store) a bit of a relic from years past,…read morealthough honestly there's not much love lost for me considering the majority of them were little more than homes for discarded Harlequin romances and other disposable fiction paperbacks. Luckily, a few booksellers have managed to survive the carnage in the book industry, and the very existence of this store is a testimonial to the fact that (hopefully!) those booksellers with something "special" will continue to survive. Despite all of the convenience that Amazon offers, there's just something about browsing the shelves in a store like this that will never compare to anything online. If you love books, it would almost be impossible to leave this place without something you didn't even know existed, but you ended up "needing". The selection is absolutely superb, with particular attention to quality works on history, theology, and philosophy. (I haven't ever seen the full 3-volume set of Prescott's "The Conquest and Mexico and Peru" before, and was drooling over it -- although the $250 price tag had me leaving without it.) Overall, this is a wonderful little spot and I'm glad to see that it has survived up into the year 2015. The skyrocketing rent on South Broadway has unfortunately chased a lot of these small businesses away but luckily Fahrenheit's was able to relocate just a few blocks down from its older home.

Stumbled across this neat gem this afternoon, and I'm glad I stopped in. Such an intimate…read moreatmosphere, with lots and lots of books to choose from. Small selection of records. I love the smell of the shop, it's got that "old book" smell which is incredible.

Five stars is not enough for Printed Page Bookshop! I had an absolutely wonderful experience…read moreselling my books here. Dan was incredibly professional, honest, and personable throughout the entire process. He took the time to look through my collection, offered a very fair price, and made me feel completely valued as a customer. It is rare to find such authentic, friendly service these days. I will definitely be back! Thank you so much! :)

A wonderful establishment! By far the best used bookstore I've had the pleasure of visiting. The…read moreselection is not only curated but remarkably diverse. Big thanks again to Dan for helping me find exactly what I was looking for!

I was looking for historical books to help build the class library for my daughter's teacher. The…read morestaff were very helpful, friendly and pointed me to exactly what I was looking for. Also, the selection was good. Even better, I found a great book about pinyon pines in Colorado as a present for my husband. He is so hard to buy anything for, but this book was perfect AND was on the sale rack in front of the shop. I will definitely be going back.

A Rare Find 6 Blocks…read moreSouth of I-25, Gallagher Books is among the very best in bookstores. I was immediately visually stimulated upon entering this unassuming shop. The aesthetics of the beautifully displayed, leather-bound editions were enough to give this book lover heart palpitations. Gallagher has a spectacular selection of old, scarce and unique books in many fields. Aside from Gallagher's beautiful arsenal of publications, it is worth mentioning that the owners are members of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America (ABAA), the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB), and the Rocky Mountain Antiquarian Booksellers Association (RMABA). You can not ask for a nicer bookshop. See you there, bibliophiles!!

My friend just moved to the area so I decided to stop by. This is a very dense shop with lots of…read moreawesome books, metaphysical items, crystals, and jewelry. The overall vibe here is very positive and uplifting, to say the least. Every time I go into a metaphysical or book store, I just wander around to see if anything calls to me. This time around, I ended up purchasing some Palo Santo. Jenny helped me out at the register and was such a sweetheart. She has such a sweet aura! If you're interested in getting a reading or healing service, call ahead to schedule an appointment. There are plenty of services that are offered, including psychic and Tarot readings, reiki, and iridology (intuitive reading of eyes). Definitely looking forward to coming back!

The over-riding theme of this bookshop is healing. Everything about this store is to bring comfort…read moreto your mind either through spiritual information, therapeutic massage, or supportive gatherings. (Substance abuse groups meet here in a separate room to help their recovery.) This place also have information on an outside bulletin board for seminars outside of the shop that promote healing and wellness. If you are looking for some sort of metaphysical healing in your life, take a moment to stop by and speak to the owners. They are friendly and caring people. Be aware: You can't get to the bookstore off of Hampden if you are heading East.

As an out of towner, I love visiting local bookshops. This one had to be one of the cutest I've…read moreseen in a while!! When you walk in, it's full of gorgeous decor and plenty of plants, true to their namesake. There is a lot of places for people to come in and take photos, read, buy books, and enjoy the atmosphere. In the lobby, there is complementary sparkling waters, which I thought was really great as I took my time shifting through the different books. The selection was pretty good. There were a lot of books that were "hot" right now on social media, as well as ones that were hidden gems that you may not have heard of. The price was equal to what you'd pay at a big book store chairs (so why not support local!). They also have a selection of used books that are greatly discounted. The person that was working when I went in, was very kind and gave us some recommendations, and also talk to us about our day. I found out that they host quite a bit of community writing events as well, which was so cool to learn!

Lovely little spot that is not just a book store, not just a gift store, but a community spot with…read morelots of tables in the back. I have wanted to come here forever and would highly recommend coming in for an event over a random Tuesday for the full effect. I will however say, if you're looking for a gift for someone you have come to the right place! Absolutely perfect grouping of things for someone special!

A lot of book stores have closed and seeing this used book store is a pleasant site. They had lots…read moreof selections of used books. Price of the books are pretty reasonable, too.

Another hidden gem across the street from the hidden gem Breakfast Queen on Broadway. This…read morebookstore is owned by husband and wife, Barry and Jo Smith. Previously Engineers, these two have used their engineering minds to organize the books logically and online. We stopped in and chatted with Barry who was charming and helpful. During our conversation we kept thinking of other books to buy and it took him only moments to find them in his online database and locate them in his store. If you want a used book store that has gently used books, reasonably priced, in easy to find aisles, and a knowledgeable proprietor to help you find the rest, check out this place. It's worth the drive from wherever you live.

Nestled on Pearl St, this cute book shop is so charming! Upon walking in, you'll find a lot of…read morecharacter inside. This book shop offers a mix of contemporary romance, fantasy, classics, children books, children toys, YA novels and more. I was looking for a book for my nephew and appreciated there was a reading room for the kids. Recommendation stopping by!

This bookstore is a great stop for an activity to do with your little one, or to pick up a new book…read morefor yourself or as a gift. The inside is on the smaller side but they pack in a lot of different books and toys/activity items. They have a nice clean bathroom with a great diaper changing setup. There is comfy seating for the little ones so they can enjoy browsing through books or reading. You can easily spend an hour just inside here between all the book browsing, reading, exploring all the toys. They seem to be very community focused- there is even a community toy exchange bin out front! There are also some tables and seating outside in front of the store to enjoy nice weather. I would highly recommend a visit here with your little one paired with a visit to Stella's across the street for a coffee/beverage!

My friend made reservations for High Tea at TeaLee's tea house. This is not your typical, run of…read morethe mill, high tea. The atmosphere was amazingly calm and welcoming. The owner herself, Miss Risa was taking care of creating this unique culinary experience. The first service we chose a peach oolong. This was served with a green salad and broccoli quiche. Wonderful! I cannot tell you what the salad was dressed with, but the flavors!!!! The quiche was absolutely perfect from crust to cheesy top. Second service was Yellow submarine. This refreshing chamomile was infused with dried pineapple and mango. The first cup was good, but the second was delightful. The fruit had time to meld with the chamomile and created an epic infusion. The third service was a Moroccan mint. This was just as wonderful as you would expect. We were served an open face curry egg salad and a homemade fermented cucumber on a seasoned cream cheese. The flavors were wonderful. The sweet serving was a blueberry scone with Lemmon curd, apple cake and macrons. Service was top notch, the owner came over to chat with us. We even had a chance to spend time with one of the guides from the local Black History Museum. This was a delightful end to our amazing day! Thank you for the hospitality

What a cute tea house!…read more We accidentally stumbled across this place as we were heading north of downtown, looking for a place to satisfy our thirst from being in the summer sun, our throats parched from walking 16th mall and strolling in museums. As we came in we were greeted right away and sat at the table by the window where there sat many cool antique teapots. We were instantly wrapped by the coziness and ordered a pot of the Ginger Peach Rooibos. As we waited for the freshly craft to brew, we bopped and grooved to the beats of soulful R&B vibing the space. So chill, so peaceful, so relaxing. When we got our pot of tea, we got a little stand with a candle that kept the pot warm allowing us to take our time sipping on tea. We opt for honey with our tea which went really well with the ginger peach tea. It was so good, we ordered a cold version to go. Lovely place with lovely tea!

I drove by and saw the store, pulled around and stopped in. I hadn't heard of the bookstore, so I…read morewasn't sure what to expect. There was so much to look at, from books to herbs, incense and crystals, even wind chimes and clothing. Several ladies asked if I needed help, which was nice. I selected some crystals and completed my purchase. I personally felt a bit strange in the store, so I'm not sure I'll be back. It's definitely worth checking out. It's beautiful inside, and welcoming.

The vibes in this place is waaaayy off! Honestly do not come here. I'm a woman of color and the…read moremoment I walked in I felt negativity. I was followed around by three different employees constantly asking me if I needed help and staring me down. Even if I look at the situation differently they don't even allow people the space, freedom or even privacy to choose what they need themselves or the chance to ask for help if they need it. Instead they all hound you down like you're in a clothing department store and make you feel uncomfortable. Especially the guy working there with the gray/white hair was orchestrating all of the employees around. Another reviewer mentioned this and yes there is a strong atmosphere of intolerance, paranoia, judgement and deeper under lining issues. I was standing in line behind a gentleman and when it was my turn at the counter, the guy with the gray/white hair told the lady working the counter to leave the counter and told another lady to come check me out which was odd and he had a very nasty look on his face. Then the lady at the counter asked me if I had a membership and I said no, She then says "ok don't worry we are not pushy" and then proceeds to laugh and say "at least I don't think so". They know exactly what they are doing. If a spiritual store is worried about people stealing or whatever then they you are NOT the real deal and it is a reflection of who they are and what they are actually doing. If you are alarmed or uncomfortable by a women of color coming into your shop while your shop is named Goddess/Isis you should NOT be in business! This place is not sacred or safe. Buy your stuff online or go to a place with integrity, a place that has respect and honors spirituality and people, all people. Avoid this place and do not support this business.