Met Ken and really loved this place. I bought a few things and he wrapped them to protect the dust…read morejackets for me. Pricing was quite fair!

Lovely little shop, chock full of books. Stop by to explore an older bit more obscure selection.read more

Came in during the 25% off sale. I was looking for a specific book but it was out of stock…read moreunfortunately. I got put on the wait list. I was able to find some other things and it didn't downgrade my experience. It was busy and the lines moved fast. The cashier was friendly and efficient. This is a beautiful book store with two levels.

The best of the best when it comes to Barnes and Noble stores in the area. With two floors to…read moreexplore you can spend hours browsing books, trinkets, toys, games, and more. The store is set up with eye catching displays throughout, with something for everyone to enjoy. There is always someone available at the service desk to help with questions. The service desk is conveniently located close to the entrance. The location also features a Starbucks cafe with additional food and drink options available. The cafe has a large amount of seating and makes for a great spot to read or catch up with a friend.

Four stars for the selection, but honestly I'd rate it much lower for the smell. As others have…read morementioned, this bookstore smells like smoke, and of course old books since this is a used bookstore. As someone with severe asthma, I just couldn't stay in this store for very long. Just not my cup of tea, but might be yours. They had a very large selection of a wide range of used books, and it was very well organized and pretty tidy compared to other used bookstores. This was one of my stops on the Rochester Book Crawl, so I might not have otherwise explored this shop. The bookseller was very nice and helpful.

Greenwood Books is a great local bookstore, one of the best independent ones in town (if not the…read morebest). They sell really quality literature on a variety of topics, especially music (fitting, given the nearby Eastman School of Music), and also including religion, fiction, technology and more. There's definitely a theme of rare, old, obscure and intriguing books on all subjects - the main running theme seems to be whatever is genuinely interesting, by any definition. Also, although there's no seating, I do appreciate that the place is not overly stuffed to the brim with books and doesn't feel overwhelming, but rather, pleasantly full of options to peruse and explore. The owner is always very nice; I (at least) once had a great conversation with her. I haven't bought a lot here, but I once purchased a beautiful book of Saul Steinberg's artwork for a relatively good price. It's well worth browsing the shelves here, maybe preceded or followed by a visit to Java's Café on Gibbs. Buy something if you can, and support a local treasure!

A fantastic business supporting many spiritual belief systems. They have tons of metaphysical…read moresupplies and are continually adding to their shelves. This business helps to support other small businesses with their once a month Mini Psychic fair. They also carry some products of local authors and artisans. A very warm and welcoming place for all your metaphysical needs.

It's not worth it. I was here for tarot day weekend after calling in and was told there would be…read morefree tarot readings. Instead I got hostile and rude service from a guy with a beard. Didn't catch his name because he was too focused on talking shit behind the counter, so I'm calling him Beardy. Do not talk to him. Say hi to him for me though.

I visited this location on the Rochester Book Crawl! The bookseller was very nice and helpful…read more The selection is great for people who want to expand their knowledge and perspectives. There were some new and used books. The shop had a few small tables next to the windows, which I imagine would be great ambiance for anyone who wanted to sit and read, work, or meet up with a friend.

Fire hazard books piled everywhere Given $1 per book that…read morethey accepted If you want to get rid of college novels and textbooks it's fine but don't expect any money for most of them

Rochester Textbook goes by "Save on Textbook 1" on amazon. I've been dealing with them since Sept…read more 2, 2012 when I placed an order for a textbook. The class which the textbook was needed was canceled, so I sent a request to return the book for a refund on Sept. 10, 2012. I didn't hear back. I sent emails (through Amazon,Saveontextbook1) on 9/22, 9/26 and 10/9 asking for a reply, and I received (sent message but unrecieved...something wrong with there email) I then sent an email on 10/31, asking to please responed, and they did receive it, but still didn't respond. Finally I got Amazon involved. Amazon sent me an email on November 12th stating "Seller agreed to accept a return, but we needed to pay the shipping and Amazon included there address to return book" I sent the book to them, on November 14th with a cost of 14.00 to send it to them (cost of book was $42.85) they received the book on November 29th, and it was signed by Jackson. Still no credit to my account for returned book. Sent another email to seller on December 21st, askng for our credit. No reply! Finally, I contacted Amazon, again on Jan. 3, 2013 (4 months since I ordered the book) they are submitting an request for refund along with the tracking number of the return. Today, I finally figured out that they are not Save on Textbooks, but from entering there address, I found out that they are Rochester Textbook. When I called them, I found the gentlemen on the other end very rude, arrogant and when I explained all that I've been through he said "returns are not top priority, they don't even need to credit books back!" I told him that Amazon will be contacting them, and that I was going to write a review, he laughed and said "reviews and Amazon can't do anything!" DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH ROCHESTER TEXTBOOK (ie SAVEONTEXTBOOKS1 through Amazon)