I found this place when looking for a bookstore and it did not disappoint. It's located inside the…read moreBoca Raton library. The books are used and very inexpensive, often having discounts on top of the low prices (like $1 per book). You can also drop off your used books here for them to sell. It's run by volunteers, and they raise money such as the library's bookmobile for outreach to underserved communities in Boca Raton, the AWE Early Literacy Stations in both the downtown Boca Raton Public Library and the Spanish River Library, and the award-winning Storywalk trails at public parks, as well as other things. Every time I've come the volunteers have been super sweet and personable. I highly recommend.

Great selection and organization. Also the staff is so lovely and helpful. All the books are very…read morevery well priced only a few dollars at most.

I visited this location looking for a particular stone. I was able to find it along with a few more…read morenecessities. The store is packed with goodies - books, crystals, candles, incense, cards, jewelry, etc. They are on the pricey side. Honestly, I was a bit put off by how pricey the products are. I was looking for black tourmaline, I found some, raw cut and smooth. But again, they are overpriced (IMO). I bought two stones that are smaller than a quarter for $1 apiece. I would have bought more but needed a few other things. I bought several candles for specific uses. I love the way they provide labels for each candle so you'll remember by the time you're ready to use them. I also bought some cleansing tools - sage, palo santo, mugwort, and clear quartz crystals. Overall, it's a beautiful store. You'll find they offer plenty of resources. The love and light I felt when I walked in was comforting.

What an amazing store. I was looking for a meditation…read morestone, the store is so adorable and had a wonderful variety of books, gifts and an extraordinary amount of chrystals. I can't wait to go back.

Drove by and saw the word Comics in a plaza on West Atlantic Ave and made an abrupt U-Turn and…read morepulled in. Entered the store and saw an oddly tall calm guy grading comics and with a quiet hello I started browsing the 70's and 80's comics in a decent sized section at the front. Definitely found a few nice comics and were pleased that the pricing was realistic. Lots of Captain America and Fantastic Four which were my favorite superheroes in my massive collection.

The service was perfect, helped me find what they had and made sure I got what I wanted, very…read moreknowledgeable and incredibly helpful!

Short story: Extremely uncomfortable, and employee was unhelpful. Walked in and only employee was…read moresleeping on a recliner with a dog next to him. Walked out a few minutes later after yelling at said employee for literally hitting another dog and yanking it by its leash to hit it further. Long story: I walked into Excelsior looking for a comic book on the way to run some errands. Once I stepped foot into the store I noticed a man sleeping on a recliner, with a dog sitting next to him (a small black and white mixed Chihuahua). The man (employee/manager?) acknowledged me by opening his eyes, and then closed them again to seemingly go back to sleep. After looking at the wall for the specific comic (Captain America Steve Rogers #3), I suddenly heard and then saw another dog barking (a grey and white Chihuahua) behind me. Not bothered by it, but confused why the man wasn't doing anything to stop it, I continued browsing the wall. I turned around in the direction of the dog barking once I heard the man stand up and suddenly grab the dog. Thinking it was more of a gesture to put him in a cage to calm down, I thought nothing of it. I asked him if he had the comic I was looking for and suddenly I heard yelping and the sound of the man smacking the dog. Even worse, the dog had already stopped barking long ago, and the man continued to smack the dog. I began walking in the direction of the man to confirm my suspicions when suddenly I heard a smack and then a snarl from the dog. The man had just gotten bit. He pulled his hand back and went to smack with the other when I called out and asked him, "what's going on". He froze, mumbled something incoherent under his breath, and at that point the first dog that was sitting next to him on the recliner began to bark as well. He lifted his hand and started smacking the dog on the recliner as well. He told me, "He just copies what the other does..." He then told me to pick up his iPhone that had fallen on the floor and hand it to him (a call was coming through). He answered and began mumbling greetings that even I being two feet away could barely understand. At this point I was ready to leave but I was frozen in a state of being uncomfortable and scared for the dogs. I tried talking to the man further, and realized he wasn't even responding to me anymore. I walked out, with no intention to ever return.

Any comic book store that has as much enthusiasm for Aquaman as this place deserves my…read morerecommendation. My girlfriend and I walked in on a whim during their grand opening. Unbeknownst to myself, they had a sale on Aquaman ("You know you love his trident," the billboard outside read), so I ended up grabbing two TPBs. The owner was super friendly and outgoing, telling me how much he personally enjoyed reading one of the volumes I was purchasing. I always try to spot board games when I go into comic book stores -- something this place doesn't have, but it's still a great source for comics in Lake Worth that I'm very excited about. Plus, you gotta love a name like "Excelsior!"

I stumbled upon this place while I was in the plaza…read more I was intrigued by the outside of the place, as they stated they had a coffee shop and many christian items. The coffee portion was open but I did not try a coffee due to me having one prior to coming here. The shop is very cute. They have neat items/ gifts/ from books to bibles, to jewelry to home decor. The woman who ran the store was very kind, and helpful. They had the most beautiful bible cover books. I ended up buying a beautiful bracelet with my favorite bible quote. I was informed for the holidays coming up there going to get a lot more festive items. I'm looking forward to seeing what they get.

Very nice store for little gifts for christian ppl, Very nice lady that runs the placeread more

An amazing place to lose yourself in for a few hours and find some gems within the aisles at…read moreBookwise. The place is quite big and the shelves are well stocked with old and new books at good prices. It may take a little bit to learn the genres and if you're looking for specific books, you may need to ask the staff for help. The staff here are nice and when I called to ask if they accepted donations, they politely said yes they will accept small amounts. I assume they may limit the amount they accept as there are many boxes of books there that are not even opened or on the shelves yet so they may be back logged. Used bookstores are a rare find and I think it's so awesome to have a place like Bookwise in the local community!

Came in on Labor Day, the owner was there and was extremely helpful and kind. The store has every…read moretype of book you could imagine for a great price. I would return more if I still lived in the area.

Drove an hour to get here. Selection is not as modern as you find on Instagram. Tiles and lots of…read morecard/board games are in stock. They have a low vision Mahjongg set too, which is nice to have for anyone who needs it.

I needed a mah-jongg gift and thought this was the perfect place to come. The shop used to be in…read morelocal flea markets that have since closed. Now they are located in the Kingspoint shopping center on the corner of Jog Road & Atlantic Avenue. The store was clean and well organized. I told the sales woman how much I wanted to spend, and she pointed me in the right direction. Unfortunately, they do not have gift cards nor gift bags.. There were a lot of games, toys, Judaica, and some gifts. I wasn't crazy about my purchase, but the gifts should work nicely. I found a Mahjong T-shirt, cocktail, napkins, chocolates and socks.

As far as collectible shops go this one was spacious and had a little bit of every genre. Magic and…read moreDungeons & Dragons game tables set up in the middle with a separate overflow room. Found some nice comics from the 1970s and 1980s but not too many. Searched for a few to complete my comic book collection with negative results. The marvel posters and superhero resin statues are very cool. The prices seem very fair with a small room of POP action figures at 50% off. Older comic books and action figures are more my thing, but I understand the store is more influenced by hobbies and games.

Only 1 parking spot and 1 handicap spot in front on the store so not really sure where else to…read morepark. The brick storefront is set back off 441 so easy to miss but look for the big sign. My hubby is infatuated with retro comics and toys so I went with him today and had fun. Big room full of nostalgia toys and things. The full size Michael Myers prop was scary.