Great little bookshop! Locally owned, adorable vibes, great book club. The owners are friendly and…read moreyou can order books they don't have in stock without handing your hard-earned cash over to a billionaire! Love it!

Small bookshop in Parker, not a huge selection but I'm sure their inventory is tailored to their…read moreaudience. Staff was friendly and helpful. Will drop by again when I am in the area.

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.

Absolutely beautiful bookstore. Really neat that they have a mix of both new and used books, I love…read morethat! The inside is cozy and there is nothing short of any genre of book you can think of. Plenty of spots to get cozy and read. I wasn't aware they were a part of Barnes & Noble, but I definitely got a locally-owned vibe! Pretty pricey- I spent $50 for a book and 4 stickers. Staff are all super friendly and helpful.

This is no longer an independently owned bookstore, so BEWARE that you are lining the pockets of…read morethose giant corporations and not your local bookseller. If shopping local is important to you. With that being said. It is still a very inviting space with all the books you could want from a walking store.

What a delightful bookstore! I haven't found a true paperback exchange in a long time, but this one…read moredoes things "old school," where you can trade in books for store credit, and all the "credit cards" are kept on notecards and tracked with pen and paper. It's a lovely little blast from the past! I appreciated that the first section you see when you walk in is a sizable romance section, complete with a bunch of old mass market paperbacks with "clinch covers." The best kind! There's also a big general fiction section, mysteries, kids' books, biographies/non-fiction, and more, including some nifty coffee table books that I'd love to have strewn around my home. Oh, and there were even some jigsaw puzzles! Bonus! The owner was pleasant and friendly, and I definitely plan to be back. In fact, this bookstore may have been the tipping point for our decision to move to Parker or Aurora. Hard to beat a delightful little used bookstore like this one!

When I went there they had 50% off a good amount of books, small but nice little bookstore…read more Definitely check it out if your around there.

The books were so well priced. I got the whole AGGGTM series for $27!! The people working there…read morewere very kind and helped me find the books I wanted. The selection was great with all the book-tok books and uncommon ones you can think of. This is by far my favorite book store! Some books are second hand, and they are always in great condition! You couldn't even tell! You should totally come to this place!

Such a cute bookstore in downtown Castle Rock! They have a great selection of books in every genre…read more The service was especially amazing! The woman working was so kind and friendly. They do fun events for popular book releases, so if you're a local reader make sure you keep an eye out for release parties! Finally, if you're looking for good books with a good price then make sure you checkout their used book table. The books are all in good condition but for a good price!

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

I made a reservation several weeks in advance for high tea for myself and five girlfriends because…read morewe were excited to try something new together. The concept sounded perfect: a traditional three-tiered tray of finger sandwiches and sweets, a plated item like quiche, and bottomless tea over a three-hour reservation. To start with the positives, the staff were kind and polite, and the owner was accommodating when our group size increased closer to the date. The tea was good, and I appreciated that the teapots were kept warm with tea lights. The space itself is charming, and we genuinely enjoyed having time to sit and catch up. The food was delicious, they are amazing cooks. The biggest issue was the timing of the food. In every afternoon tea I have attended, the three-tiered tray is brought out shortly after being seated so guests can graze while enjoying tea. A plated item may follow later, but there is always something to snack on early in the experience. Here, we went almost two full hours without any food at all. The quiches arrived around the two-hour mark, and the three-tiered tray, which is the centerpiece of afternoon tea, did not arrive until about fifteen minutes before our three-hour reservation ended. No one was rushing us out, and we did enjoy being together, but waiting an hour and a half to two hours for any food simply is not reasonable. We were genuinely hungry for the first half of the visit and then suddenly had a large amount of food placed in front of us near the end. Instead of grazing leisurely, we were left trying to eat everything in a short window of time. With a reservation made weeks in advance and only one other small table present, it was surprising that nothing was delivered within the first hour. Even reversing the order and bringing out the tiered tray first would have completely changed the experience. We also received only one three-tiered tray for six people at a price comparable to other Denver tea houses where each guest receives their own. When we asked for boxes to take the remaining items home, we were told they only had paper sleeves. Afternoon tea items are delicate by design, and paper slips are not suitable for transporting layered finger foods without crushing them. Given that the tray was delivered minutes before the reservation ended, proper takeaway containers should have been available. Tea service was steady for much of the visit, but toward the end all three teapots sat empty for about ten to fifteen minutes, and I had to go upstairs to request a refill. This was secondary to the food timing, but it added to the overall sense that pacing and oversight were lacking. I truly wanted this to be a special afternoon, and I appreciate the kindness of the staff and the availability of vegan options. However, afternoon tea should feel thoughtfully paced, with food arriving early enough for guests to graze comfortably. Waiting nearly two hours for any food and then receiving the full tiered tray minutes before the reservation ended does not align with what high tea is meant to be.

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!

This is what you want out of a bookstore. Years of pedigree even if it's a space they only moved…read moreinto in recent years. A whole lot of history tied to local teachers and conveyed forward to a well curated store. The overall design is one that I prefer, stocked but uncrowded shelves, clean and easy to browse. Some feature tables and easy to find sections. Used books in the back and a lot of interior space to not be crowded or darkened when exploring the shelves. The type of spot you should patron as a small bookstore supporter.

Experienced the epicness of Bookies for the first time with my 8-month old during a weekly…read morestorytime and wow, what a win! We came during the week so it was quiet but also thrilled to know they have a weekend storytime option. Storytime itself was great - mix of books and crafts with ample toys for the little ones of varying ages to play with and a huge children's room. Comfy places to sit and read or work abound in Bookies. They even have a coffee machine in one corner that looked like it was open to whomever. Being a bookstore there were of course... Books! I found everything I was looking for and then some (i.e. a fun hat and some puzzles) and bonus points for them having a good amount of bilingual books for the kiddos. So happy to have found this spot and I can't wait to become a regular - both for myself for some "me" time as well as for a fun, safe indoor space for my little one.

Best bookstore in town! Most books are anywhere from $1-5 and I usually leave with a stack full of…read morebooks with less than $20 (as opposed to leaving a new bookstore with ONE for that price!) and the staff is always very friendly. After several trips in, they finally convinced me to join their membership. On more than one occasion, they have even gone into the back to see if there were any books by specific authors I was looking for. You can also donate used books right at the front!

Staff were not friendly nor helpful. I understand they're volunteers, however, they just chatted…read morewith each other and watched me. Made me feel awkward being in there.

Book Rack is nestled right between Kokoro & Jimmy Johns! It has a decent size parking lot…read more Overall, it was a very cozy bookshop with an excellent range of used books! They definitely have some used books that are in pristine condition if that is your kind of thing. They have a decent sized Children books for your kids to look through for a small independent bookstore. Not only do they sell books, you are more than welcome to see back your old books!

If I could give this place more stars, I would. The lady working (I'm sorry I didn't get your name)…read morewas absolutely phenomenal. Walking into a queer-friendly bookstore made my day. Sad that I'm moving across country, but if you're local to Denver, please go check them out!