My husband and I visited this bookstore while in Blue Ridge for our honeymoon. We were…read moretremendously impressed with the great, varied selection. I found several books I hadn't been able to find anywhere else, despite visiting new and used bookstores around the country! The owner is terrific, a real wealth of knowledge about his trade. We actually visited twice (the second time a "wish list" book I had been hunting for was in the window and caught my eye. This store is exactly what a quality used bookstore should be!

One of the most comprehensive and eclectic bookstores I've ever visited over the past 15 years. If…read morebooks are blessed, then this is their portal for their next life. The conversations with the owner are also top-tier!

Very very cool bookstore a few blocks from the hotel we stayed at during our day in Knoxville. It's…read morenot a huge space but I found some really amazing stuff here, including some signed books by authors they've recently had in store, and some really talented local writers I hadn't previously been aware of, a few gift-y things like art prints, journals, stationary, etc, and more. Support indie bookstores! You'll find tons of curated treasures by fellow book lovers and locals!

Great selection of books for sale! I specifically love the Locals Section in the back of the store…read more I've been trying to get my book - a "real estate murder mystery" in there for a year - goals! The staff members are always pleasant and it's a wonderful location - an easy walk from Market Square next to one of the finest restaurants in the South - JC Holdway.

Omg what a delight! Cutest place in the area. A used bookstore full of character with something for…read moreeveryone, plus a great little cafe inside (with vegan and gluten free options!). I'm so glad we made the stop--and bought a book and some brunch. Definitely worth the visit.

Southland has been a staple of Maryville for years with the store as well as an online presence. If…read moreyou don't find what you're looking for in the huge inventory, they can get it for you. You can browse for hours, then take advantage of the amazing menu in the cafe! The chicken salad is to die for! If you have never been there, you should definitely check it out. It's a great way to spend the afternoon!

Out on a day date downtown and wanted to stop at a new-to-me bookstore within a short drive. Bear…read moreDen (punny and fabulous name) is in such a gorgeous, historic area of town. It is also perfectly situated a few doors down from Treetop Coffee Shop. Not only does Bear Den allow coffee in the shop, but said they encourage the combo. It is a somewhat small shop with ample space between aisles, perfectly sorted and organized genre sections and a few cozy reading chairs throughout. I especially liked the staff picks area and the local Knoxville shelf. Co-owner, Taylor, was welcoming, friendly, and gave great book recommendations. I loved hearing more about their biz journey. Bear Den frequently hosts authors who will do readings, activities, etc. and they host other adventures for the local community, which Taylor says has embraced them with open arms. He also mentioned that you can request books to them for purchase if there's something you've been eyeing that they don't yet have in-store. We walked out with one book for our kids that quickly has become the house favorite (Don't Hug Doug: (He Doesn't Like It)) and perfectly describes our youngest child. Can't wait to stop back in for more book treasures. Highly recommend, y'all!

Such a cozy and fun environment. Great drinks and selection of books and baubles. I felt joy just…read morewalking in and seeing the tree coming out of the wall. The staff is so sweet as well.

I came from out of town and the coffee shop is adorable but the cold brew I got tasted like it was…read morepast its expiration date. It tasted sour and rotted.

Love this store. Great people there. vast selection of books and more…read more If you like reading as much as I do, you will love their store credit that they offer.

This is such a cute used bookstore. I am a HUGE fan of books- all books, so when I found this store…read moreI was in heaven. The name is true- the store is filled with walls of books. Different genres great for all ages. They also have puzzles and mystery books for purchase. I cannot wait to return!

Their bread is AMAZING and coffee is incredible!! Love the vibe to this place too! Outside seating…read moreis a plus too

It doesn't get much better than this! Family owned and operated, this cafe sells baked goods and…read moredrinks, as well as books. They used top quality ingredients which I feel is really rare these days. A very cozy space, I visit here every Sunday with my family. We've also rented the space for a birthday party and it was truly a bespoke event that I will always treasure. Love supporting a small, local business that delivers on quality food and customer service.

Plan to spend time when you go here because they have so much more than moon pies. it was a great…read moreservice you don't mind taking the time.

Love this shop…read more... Years ago was one of few shops selling Mon Pies; however, now available near home. Nice parking lot. Clean and up to date shop. Lots to view in addition to moon pies.... We'll be back every year

This is what bookstores all about. This cozy bookstore is big enough that it even has an art studio…read moreand gallery upstairs and is open when the artist is there. There is a sitting area, children's area and even a four foot section for featured books. The bookshelves are sturdy filled with colorful literature waiting to be devoured. The owner is so friendly and waiting to help. Books not seen are easily ordered and quick to be received. This is a place you can hang and melt your anxiousness away. We will definitely say we have a worthy bookstore in town!

Found this really cute bookstore while on a walk. It's a lot bigger than it looked from outside and…read morethey have a nice variety. They feature quite a few local authors and also sell notebooks, shirts, puzzles, and other cute journaling supplies. The back of the store is a whole area just for kids. It was a nice quiet space and I'd love to pop back in when I have more time.

While visiting a friend, I went to his favorite, secondhand, media store. There is nothing like…read morethis store where I live. It is HUGE. McKay's is a store that you can spend hours in. They have every sort of media from CDs to DVD to books to vinyl. You can get some complete steals there..CDs for 95 cents, DVD for $1, books for under $5. You just have to have ample time to go through the shelves and see what I'd on offer. The offerings change every time you go into the store. I can see why the friend raves about this store. I will be back next time I visit Knoxville.

Sellers: Just be advised that before you bring anything in make sure you're willing to part with…read morethings for very very very very low prices. I had a few books that I could've sold online for 20 bucks or more and I literally got $1.13 for them and some items I didn't get anything for my items and they took them anyways and on the paper I requested it shows zero cash value. If that's the case then they should give our items back and not just automatically tag them to put out on the floor. They need to rethink their system. If they want to buy an item they need to set it aside and give us a list of hay we buy these items for this amount are you OK with it . Not just assume hey yeah we can go ahead and take this item they don't care and we give them zero for it or $.19 trade-in value. I also mentioned when I got there whatever you guys don't buy from me I'll just take back. They did have some items, most of my items since I brought three bins of movies and video games and books that they did not want. I guess they assumed I didn't want them I said yes I want them back. I asked for a printout of what I sold so I can remove them from online if I had them posted. The guy said oh we don't do that. I said you don't keep track of what you're purchasing from me? He said oh yeah OK and printed out this list and I wish I would've actually looked at it and realized a lot of items they took I got zero for they just took for free. I was not donating items to them nor did I say I was gonna donate items to them. I did buy $30 worth of stuff here (3stuffed animals and a book). I could've got $31 in cash or $70 store credit so I used $30 store credit and got $20 cash back. So I was really hoping for a lot more because I had hundreds of DVDs I just didn't want to take the time to post them online because it's time consuming. But it's just really disappointing only getting literally nothing snd them taking my items and some items maybe a dollar if Im lucky. When I got home realized when I went through the list that they took my Xbox 360 games and movies I literally got nothing for them that kind of pisses me off because I was trying to make money and some of these were worth a decent amount. One of the NEW Xbox games online is worth $25 and they literally just took it and gave me nothing for it . So I definitely will not be selling to them ever again. If they weren't gonna give me any money for my items then they should be giving them back to me.