I made a quick stop in Austin and made this my first visit. I honestly could've spent so many more…read morehours browsing in here. The bookstore is small but the amount of books and the diverse selection are enough for you to get lost the entire day. You'll find new books, old books, used books, vintage books, rare books. I picked out a bunch and am so happy with what I found! I would 100% go back on. Another visit to Austin,TX!

They have the best, curated selection and the owner is amazing! Most eclectic & unpretentious…read morebookshop I've ever been too.

I love Book Woman!! Been here several times over the years (even long before relocating to Austin)…read more So rad they've been around since 1975 as a feminist, LGBTQIA+ shop. Always progressive, always on the right side of history. It's definitely the center of the community. They've got an amazing collection of books including the important banned books. They host lots of events with authors, they've got book clubs, and more. It's really like a collab of like-minded folks gathering together over a shared love of literature as well as wanting to make the world a better place. It's wonderful to walk into a space like this where you're always treated like a lifelong friend or family member. If I'm in the mood for a read and not sure what I want, their recommendations are always spot on. In addition to books, they carry some really neat gift items too. Support local. Reading is fundamental.

The sweetest girl greeted me upon entering the store. I was looking for some different books, as…read morewell as the usual ones. But mostly different books by new authors with different storylines. I found it here, and it was such a refresher. I mean, the selection of new authors and books was right here in front of me. So I took my time with the different genres. I like how they dedicate areas to this subject and to other types of books. She also told me she can order books that are out of stock, which is great for me. I like to keep one-of-a-kind books on my bookshelves at home. They have so much worth and lessons I like to refer back to. Well, you have to be an author or writer to understand that last sentence. I made myself laugh! I saw an area for authors to speak, and we talked about the monthly events they host. They are an independent bookstore, which is high on my list because you cannot only find the best books, but also new books and authors, but also other items like accessories and more. And it goes back to the events of hearing an author read an excerpt from their book. I always say it's worth the cost and value, which isn't expensive, to experience what the independent bookstores offer.

I love this book place a constant stop while at AUS. Popped in to find a new crossword book and…read moresadly the options weren't that great. Only full size 8.5 by 11 book in large print. Sooooo only got a bottle of advil for the trip. Normally I'll pickup a book as they have a great selection and good snacks for the flight. Service was fine, took a few before the line was recognized...otherwise good service and normal airport prices.

I love stopping at this cute bookstore whenever I'm at the Austin airport. They always have great…read moredisplays, plenty of new and fun products, friendly staff. I can spend so much time here just looking at all the cool things. They had hilarious stickers - I bought a few for coworkers. Lots of cute gifts, a big Austin touristy section. I feel like Austin and Portland have a lot in common - lots of tie dye.

This bookstore brings me joy! I stumbled upon Finney's a few days ago. I live in the area and had…read moreno idea the store existed. I popped in and was delighted. The store was super inviting - lots of chairs to relax on and lots of unique books. The associate was also super nice and eager to help. I decided to take a chance with their blind date with a book. It was so thoughtfully made. It had a packet of tea, pens, paper clips and a bookmark. I just unwrapped the book today. I'm so excited to read it! I'm so glad I stumbled upon this hidden gem. I can't wait to go back.

I love Finney at Finney's Books. I usually stop by with my wife who meanders and shops for the…read moreentire time while I try to win over Finney's love by giving him the love he deserves. For a small shop, it's packed with goodies and indie books you can't typically find at major retailers. This is a cute shop with a passionate owner, I recommend this spot a visit for any romance/smut reader & dog lover. (Finney isn't always working, he needs time off too.)

Awesome book store I love this place so much!! Amazing pocket of culture in Austin, especially as a…read moreperson of color, it brings my heart joy ^_^

Ask yourself these questions:…read more 1) Are social justice issues important to you? 2) Are you looking for the revolution? 3) Would you consider yourself an activist? 4) Do you want to take down THE MAN? If you answered yes to any of these questions, resistencia book store is DEFINITELY for you. If you are looking for hard to find political books, this place is for you. If you want to support an amazing locally owned establishment, this place is for you. In addition to the books, although it is a small collection, the people involved with this bookstore are awe inspiring. They have bi-weekly open readings in addition to the many more events they host. I have been for some events and find myself surrounded with amazing artists and activists that have not only been influential in Austin, but across the state, nation, and globe. It's a humble little space, with A LOT going on inside!

will be back! Tomo Mags is a new and well-stocked newsstand in Austin with plenty of magazines from…read morethe best in art, photography, fashion, and more, plus plenty of stationery products that you can't seem to get anywhere else. It's crawling with color and interesting items. There's a coffee shop attached, and they do plenty of events in-shop. The guy working the shop was super friendly and welcomed us into the shop. My girlfriend and I will be coming back and spending some money here on all the cool stuff they have to offer! Just give em a visit, they deserve the attention. RIYL: Supporting cool shit like an actual newsstand in Austin

This place is such a vibe!…read more If you're looking to purchase some dope magazines, journals, candles, clothing, etcccccc.....this is your place! I stumbled across Tomo looking for coffee and I'm so glad I did. I walked out with two magazines and the perfect latte. I absolutely loved the people that worked here, they were so welcoming. This shop is a gem, and I can't wait to stop by again when I visit Austin.

Cute neighborhood bookshop :)…read more Lots of community events for adults and kids. There's always something for everyone. They carry a lot of book titles and if they don't have it in store, you can order online as well. They also sell notebooks, cards, merch, and lots of knick knacks. Seating inside can be limited but there's lots of outdoor seating too. There's a parking lot across the street if the parking lot next door is full and they also have lots of neighborhood parking. Overall, great place to browse books, stationary, read, and grab a drink!

My wife was looking for some nearby coffee and discovered this place…read more It was by another cafe but the moment we walked in, we felt its subtle charm and peace. There was also a semi-small outdoor area that promoted or facilitated an area for people to converse. There was books on the inside and I must say... its like a more local, mini startup of a bookstore like FOX, Borders or Barnes and nobles. You have books and a coffee shop. They had some pastries and very little amount of edibles but the Dirty chai was wonderful! It was not so sweet where your teeth is about to decay with every sip! Although, it was still premixed with sugar... Now... The ambiance was lovely. It was a quiet kind of charm and, can be peaceful. In short, overall: Parking 3/5 Customer service: 5/5 Price: 3/5 Quality: 4/5 Grade: A Definitely worth a visit!

Adorable bookstore in a converted house in Dripping Springs. The front porch is inviting with a…read moreswing for little ones to enjoy. The space inside is small but organized so well. There is a dedicated area for gifts, and the other two rooms are all about the books. They have a wide selection spanning multiple genres, and a cozy reading area as well. I picked up a hardcover copy of Yesteryear and paid $30, which is expensive but well worth it to support a local independent bookstore + small business.

This review is done in proxy for my wife, who does not waste her time on such matters as Yelp…read morereviews but instead delights in books. Lately, she's been going to (and going on about) Sunday Bookshop and how it's her little escape. Here are a few quotes she's given on today's drive: - "It's cozy and inviting and super Instagram-worthy." - "If you ever need a gift idea and don't know what to get me, get me something from here." - "It kind of feels like walking into a friend's house--who has way more books than you--to find your next great read." - "I don't think many straight men will find anything of interest here." Enjoy, females.