Great local book store! People are super friendly. They have…read moreplenty of books for adults and children- if they don't have it they can order it for you. There are many different events including books signed by the author. If you don't know what to read they have a recommendation section

This is a beautiful and well stocked independent bookstore. The staff was really friendly and…read morehelpful when I arrived for an author event the other night. I saw Olivia Muenter speak about her new book Little One, and the seating and organization of the whole event was handled flawlessly. I thought it was very kind of the event to offer free tickets in addition to tickets that came with a copy of the book, as I had preordered from another store. I appreciated the consideration, and it made me want to stock up on other books from them. I didn't have any issues with parking at all- I got a spot in the large lot right out front. I was also able to choose from a variety of options for quick dinner stops before my event. All in all, a great addition to North Hills!

Love when a used book shop is organized and has places to sit! Newsagent's is a cozy, welcoming…read moreshop selling a curated collection of classic books, comics, and vinyl records. On the first floor there are shelves full of paperback books, vinyl records, and vintage products, a coffee cart, and benches. Upstairs there is a reading lounge with tables and couches. Newsagent's aims to rediscover, restore, and preserve culture. They sell and buy paperback books, cassette tapes, CDs, comic books, DVDs, vinyl records, and more.

The Newsagent's is much more than a cute place. It's a thoughtfully designed space that combines…read morecoffee, retail, reading, and community into one experience. I tried the Cheerwine Espresso Drink and it was divine! Rocky was amazing at crafting it! If you're in downtown Raleigh and looking for something different, this is absolutely worth checking out. I'll definitely be back.

I came here for the first time a few weeks ago, and from the second I walked in, I was in love…read more They had a good selection of genres, reasonably priced used books, and a big selection of non-book items as well such as records and CDs. A perfect example of my ideal used book store!

A fun place to shop for used books, vinyl, and DVDs. Eclectic selection and friendly staff…read more Handicapping parking located in rear of building.

Page 158 Books opened in 2015 on White Street. Then they expanded to their current location and…read morehave The Listening Room. They share space with The Lemon Tree in part of the second room to the store. The store is in the Renaissance Plaza Center near the Renaissance Centre and bowling alley. Since there is a sidewalk, you can walk from one place to the other easily. There is generally plenty of free parking in the parking lot unless an event is happening. When you enter, there is a ramp inside the store to take you smoothly down into the main book displays. The children's section is in the front section. Other genres are clearly labeled throughout the store. Don't miss the second half of the store in the other room. The bookstore is locally owned and has a large, knowledgeable staff, so you will always find someone friendly and willing to help you navigate the shelves. Personally, I love that the store features banned books, as I always want to read what they don't want me to read! I like the staff picks too and reading their thoughts on a book. I appreciate that local authors are highlighted here. On my last visit, I was thrilled to score a signed copy of a local author's book that is only sold at Page 158 Books. I also got another book not normally in my genre for a more fun read. Page 158 Books has book clubs, author signings, and other events. Back when they were on White Street, they had coloring nights and brought the community together and introduced me to the store. It is a great local bookstore!

What a great book store!!! I love the post it notes on the books describing what they're about. The…read morestaff were super friendly and so helpful! They were great with giving recommendations to two teenagers who were t sure what they're wanted. They didn't rush them and answered all their questions. They were also honest when I asked about a book they didn't have in stock. She said they could order it but she couldn't guarantee that it would be in when I needed it but. I didn't end up ordering the book bc it's being given as a gift. But our group (me, 2 teens and a preteen) left with 5 books, a pin and a patch. I also got a reward off my next purchase! Definitely will be back

Great spot for Southern Wake comic collectors. This store cut my drive time by about 30m each time…read moreI go. Gladly changed all of my subs over to help support Russ's business. Friendly staff with good recommendations, always initiating conversation and very welcoming. Using LOCG (website) they suggested to pull covers makes selecting your books really easy. Great selection of new books and alternate covers. I need to take some time and look through their back issues. They do have a nice selection of Key wall books that seems to grow monthly. Been collecting for 40+ years and I would highly recommend making this your "home shop" if you live nearby.

This shop is an incredible find. It has that perfect hometown comic shop vibe in a beautiful…read morehistoric downtown atmosphere. The service was top notch and they answered every question I had and then some. Everything was organized, the selection was vast, and it was all easy to look through. Prices were primarily at MSRP from what I had looked through. I'm just getting back into comics and the owner Russ took his time to help answer a bunch of questions that I had and to give recommendations on what I might be interested in. You can tell be knows his stuff and keeps up with the current trends too. I'll definitely be heading back in the near future.

I've been planning on visiting this shop for awhile now and just never made it over. They had a lot…read moreof kids activities and story times but my son was always a bit too young. Enter COVID-19 and I saw on Instagram that their sales were down 75% due to the pandemic. I figured now was the perfect time to finally support this local bookstore. You can place your order online and they offer free proch drop off within a certain radius. I emailed in to the owner, Christine, asking for recommendations for my son who is obsessed with trucks and animals. She came back with a wonderful personalized list of books for him-- many of them I hadn't heard of before! She takes the time to make sure the list fits your child's interests and age. I will say that I added all of the books to my Amazon cart to see what the price difference would be. I purchased four books and the total was only $5 cheaper on Amazon. For only $5 more I was able to support a small biz in my community, receive a personalized recommendation list for my son, and get it dropped off right at my door.

This was such a lovely children's bookstore in downtown Raleigh. After finding street parking lined…read moreacross the surrounding streets you will be greeted by this lovely local bookshop. It's a great atmosphere for children with tons of diverse, interactive books. The staff are so friendly and just add it the welcoming spirit here. It's decorated with such eye pleasing decor for family's and children. And I was pleasant@y surprised by the adult section on the back wall.

Debby's Hallmark Shops have multiple locations in the Raleigh-Triangle area. I have visited both…read morethe Stonehenge location and another store in Brier Creek, and the experiences have been very similar. These stores are very nice, pleasantly scented, well stocked, and staffed with friendly, helpful people. On this visit, I stopped at the Debby's Hallmark Shop in Stonehenge with a mission to pick up some last-minute Christmas gifts and cards. The staff could not have been more helpful. I selected a small Christmas tree with ornaments that was on display, and a staff member immediately came over to assist me--making sure I had enough containers to safely pack the ornaments. They have a great selection of greeting cards, gift bags, tissue paper, and other gift accessories. In addition, they offer gift ideas for just about everyone at reasonable prices, with some real value finds. I'm glad I discovered Debby's Hallmark Shops. I will definitely be back--many times, I'm sure.

This was truly an awesome experience. The lady had so much patience, even laughed at my pathetic…read morejokes. Did a wonderful job and offered the gift wrap and ribbons and bows. I'm a member there and that's just part of the reason.

The selection is amazing! The slogan where the booksellers shop is spot on as you pay the same…read moreprice as another guy buying for is Civil War Bookshop in Virginia or wherever. They have a good selection of those hard to find collectors books also. Tom was really nice when a fellow collector passed he would buy most of their collection, if not all, he didn't just cherry pick the high value collector's books. So Broadfoot has a huge collection of great books under $50, and many under $20. I struggled to post this as it is kind of a secret diamond unknown to individual civil war collectors. I say that because when I go there I regularly bump into bookstore owners buying at the same price! But, hey I turn 70 this year LOL. The new owner us a real nice guy also. Happy book hunting at great prices

This is a specialty book store with a focus on military history and the American Civil War. This is…read morenot a general used book store. Broadfood has been selling Civil War books for longer than many folks reading this review have been alive (including me and I'm in my late 30s)! Broadfoot is a major publisher of Civil War titles and they also sell used Civil War books. This location is their storefront. And oh what a store it is! If you are a military history buff or student of the Civil War this is very literally heaven on earth. The store isn't fancy but it's stocked with thousands of new and used books on the Civil War. The folks running the shop are friendly, welcoming, and exceedingly helpful. I spent 4 hours browsing and still didn't see everything. Prices are so reasonable to almost be absurd. They have books that sell for hundreds of dollars for $5, $10, $20, or $30 each. They also stock many rare highly collectible antiquarian books as well. Though they have a huge selection of used Civil War titles, as a publisher Broadfoot also specializes in publishing large and often rare but critical primary source reference sets like the Official Records of the Rebellion. In their store many of these sets are heavily discounted from what they cost when ordering online or from other bookstores. Even better they have a scratch and dent section too. You can pick up sets most people would only ever see in a major University library for fractions of their street price. If you are a book person and interested in the Civil War this place is a MUST SEE. Just be aware they have very limited hours on Wed and Fri only. In this day of publishers and shops dying left and right and folks moving to eBooks places like Broadfoot are to be celebrated! I can't wait to visit again soon.