Cute neighborhood bookstore! Pretty good selection. They have all the new titles and huge kid…read moreupstairs section. Super friendly service everytime I come by. Only thing I'd like to see is more used books, for some cheaper alternatives.

They are the only independent bookseller in the region that offers physical gift cards, not…read moree-cards. Old people without emails can benefit and will have a little something tucked under the Christmas tree. Heart!

Wonderful shop and owners! Very easy to spend time browsing through a large collection of…read moreantiquarian books.

Talk about an old school used book store. This place is a blessing. Obviously the owners care a…read moregreat deal and it shows in their friendliness and knowledge of a variety of topics. Don't miss this one.

This bookstore has a different type of vibe from the typical bookstore. I love the charming…read morecharacter. There are multiple rooms and the flow is fluid making the space easy to navigate. There is a cafe that serves up hot & cold beverages as well as light snacks. There is street parking and garage parking nearby.

What a STELLAR Bookstore. I was in here on New Years Eve and it was extra fun and bustling. Because…read moreof the holiday, I think it was extra-packed, so we couldn't sit anywhere; however I typically think it's a low-key, quiet spot in which you could sit, read, or meet-up with someone. This place has a little bit of everything: a magical children's book store and reading area, a card and stationary shop section, a traditional bookstore (mostly gift-type books in my opinion) like coffee table books or very boutique, aesthetically-pleasing books, and there's a coffee shop with pastries inside too. Obsessed! They HAVE IT ALL. I can't wait to go back when it's more chill and enjoy the beautiful ambiance, architectured building.

This quaint book shop occupies the bottom floor of the historic HUNTER'S STORE C.:1850 in…read morePendleton, SC, a perfect setting for any bookshop. Amy, the owner, is friendly and her enthusiasm is contagious. The staff was very friendly and, along with Amy, shared about the history of the building and the activities held at the bookshop. In one area of the bookshop there is local history research and archives available to the public. There is also an area for local authors. There are both used and new books, reasonably priced. Recently the bookshop had a Scottish chef/author from Pendleton's sister city in Scotland visit. The bookshop hosted a signing for his fourth cookbook. Patrons can sign up for a newsletter for the bookshop and/or additional information about the art area located upstairs in The Rafter Room (local artists-mostly a cool selection of pottery pieces along with paintings and other items). There is a back door that could be used as a wheelchair entrance. Don't think the second floor is accessible. This is a lovely addition to our historic Pendleton square...a combination of a local historic building and a unique bookshop.

A candy shop for the mind! The Pendleton Bookshop is a must see in the village of Pendleton.read more

Cute spot for used books. I wish their kid section was bigger. There were hardly any board books…read morewhen I went but a lot of chapter books. Hoping to find more books for toddlers. Very organized and random places to sit.

Really great selection of books which are mostly discounted. Some discounts are definitely better…read morethan others, but you'll find some really different books here. I picked up a pretty great one. Employee wasn't overly friendly but not rude.

If you want to visit a true curator's library, GO HERE. You can buy books anywhere if you're truly…read moreinterested in rare, high quality books, in once in a lifetime finds, go see John who loves to share information about his collection, and willing to sell it too.

This charming store on the Swamp Rabbit Trail has a little something for everyone. Certainly lots…read moreof books from two different sellers. They specialize in selling locally made artwork and crafts. There is jewelry, lots of art work, woodworking items, scarves, greeting cards, antiques, stained glass and on and on. There is also a little clothing boutique and bird supply store. It seems that every time I go they have added something new. They also have a bathroom and a few food and beverage items for those on the trail. Good prices. Stop in if you are in the mood for shopping, reading or want to sell your own crafts in the store. The two sisters are delightful. They also bring in local musicians from time to time.

We happened to see this as we were moving my daughter into her house and looked it up online- a…read morebookstore and toy shop?? Yes, please! We walked in and were immediately greeted by the owner's mother. She was absolutely lovely and I really enjoyed our conversation about the shop and family. The store is soooooo cute. It is well-stocked with an amazing selection. You can get everything from stickers to greeting cards to toys and puzzles (and so much more!!) here. I love that they have books for every age group (adults included). While your kiddo is picking out a cute Where's Waldo book, you can grab one of Emily Henry's fantastic books. Win-win for everyone. There is a bargain book section in the back left corner of the store that has really great deals on books too- so be sure to check that out. My oldest (22) purchased a book and my youngest (5) got the cutest stuffed cow made from recycled material. We can't wait to come back next time we are in town and I'm sure they'll be seeing a lot of my oldest daughter over the next year (lol).

This is an adorable book and toy store, featuring specialty items. There's a fairy/gnome garden out…read morefront and a little free library to swap books. We stopped through while traveling, picked up some books then swung by Jitters for coffee and chocolate milk, and the little red caboose landmark across the street. Great area for families!