This is a really comfortable, old-fashioned place. It used to have more interesting books, but now has to stack mainly best-sellers and bargain books, in addition to gimmicks, toys, post cards, etc. Still a fine selection of magazines, including literary magazines, the NY Review of Books, etc. The coffee bar doesn't serve soup or sandwiches any more, but Peets coffee is still there, plus cookies and delicious danish pastries. read more

We had no power but we knew Montgomery Village had power. I bought a book to read by flashlight. It is such a nice community store. Shop local where people care about you and know what is going on in the community. read more

This store USED to be great in its previous location.... now it's just MEH...another bookstore soon to go out of business.. Every month I would spend at least $50 on foreign language books and take my mother who would spend at least another $50 on pleasure reading. Their stamp cards which ended up giving us a bit of free money at the end were a fun incentive. When they moved and basically eliminated my source of foreign language books and magazines, I lost interest in the store. Good luck! You've downsized me as a customer. read more

Great local bookstore. Nice selection. Support local bookstores and libraries! I miss Borders, even though it was gigantic, that's actually what I miss about it. Copperfields is smaller, but with the same feel. The only reason I didn't give the business 5 starts was size; more square footage would be better. Otherwise, and excellent place to shop for books. read more

Good location with a wide variety of books. Plenty of places to hang out and read for as long as you would like.

I came in the other day. Wish I'd had more time. I could have spent a while in here just looking at stuff. I could have gotten a coffee at the cafe, maybe even a tasty treat? The staff was very nice. read more

I have always gone to Copperfield's to get new books. They have a huge selection and always have the books I want in stock, even if its super popular like Harry Potter. Yes letting my nerd side show :) read more

I like this bookstore. It's a mid-sized indie bookstore that's got all the bestsellers but also has personal recommendations from staff and a lot of interesting quirky books. I also like that they have a decent sale section, because I can't afford to buy full-priced books. The cafe is also nice. It has peet's coffee, but just to be clear it's not a Peet's cafe. They just have the basic drinks there. read more

Great, independent bookstore with a wide selection of books as well as notecards, journals, and day planners. There were also multiple carts full of sale books. Friendly staff and they even will gift wrap your item for free! read more

Ah, a REAL bookstore. You remember...the kind where the employees actually read and love books? An independent, locally owned place where you can actually feel the love? This is one of my favorite places in Santa Rosa. I can spend hours browsing the stacks and their fab magazine selection. They have great gifts, actual notecards and correspondence paper, and will--get this--wrap gifts free of charge. Every time I walk out of here, I have a stack of stuff-thank goodness for their frequent buyer card! read more

Cute small bookstore with Peet's coffee and places to sit and read. I went in just to get a coffee before getting my nails done and the staff was great and coffee was too. Will be back to look around. read more

Great place to browse, to buy gifts, and one of the last independent book stores in the area. They're all fading fast, but Copperfield's is staying strong. The atmoshpere feels good, a great selection of art books and magazines, and good recommendations in the staff section. If they don't have something you want, they will order it for you. So much better than the busy, dry and sterile barnes and noble, it feels like a place to discover things. read more

Nice book store that sells Peets coffee and has wifi. Tables outside give you a quiet place to enjoy the coffee and wifi. If you want to buy a book, it's probably a good place too... but I usually download them to my phone from the library or archive.org. read more

I used to come here all the time to purchase the materials I needed for school when I was a student at MHS right down the street. I stopped by this morning to make a purchase that my sister needed for her distance learning. I placed my order over the phone and it was ready within minutes. Jesse, whom I believe is the manager, was attentive and polite. I love supporting local businesses, and their continued promptness and excellent customer service are just the cherry on top. I also appreciate all the safety measures they are taking to ensure the safety and health of their customers and employees (they have hand sanitizer by the entrance and require that customers wear their face coverings and practice social distancing). Why go to B&N or anywhere else when you can support a local business that does a fantastic job serving you? Will definitely be returning, and I highly recommend anyone bring their business here as well. read more

We love shopping here and the Cafe has very tasty treats.

Rich selections Local CA ownerships Interesting author readings Very helpful staff And even a coffee shop within. So glad to have a Copperfield's nearby read more

Very chill place to go to if you need some down time to read. My first visit was just reading some spiritual things which relaxed me especially the place has this wonderful couch :) read more

I love having an independent book store close by. Free parking, personal assistance, and quick help to order if needed. Plus they have a little cafe counter right in the store! read more

I hate to say it but - if you are going to charge me full-price books I could just easily get more cheaply on-line, then I expect superior customer service and selection, neither of which is a hallmark of the montgomery village store. You would think that an independent bookseller would try to stay on top of books in the news but I rarely find the books discussed in the San Francisco Chronicle, for instance, available in the store. Too often, when I've sought to order them, I am told that it will take weeks - something that seems very odd in today's mobile marketplace. In order to compete with the absolute bonanza of books available on line, Copperfields is going to have to offer something special. They could start by hiring booksellers who actually read; people who are in the position to suggest interesting, appealing titles based on what I've already read or on the description of the likes and dislikes of the person I'm purchasing a gift for. That has not been my experience so far. Sebastopol and Petaluma do a much better job. Perhaps Montgomery Village should take a page from their books! read more

too small, def like the bigger one in Petaluma, this location to me just seems a bit more selective, I like going where there are tons and tons of books, but that's just me. read more

I had the shock of having my club cards declined at the Santa Rosa store. Apparently (as I was informed) they don't honor their cards anymore. Times must be tough. I have been a patron/ customer for many years, supporting independent book sellers. I've accumulated more than a couple of dollars on my card and, believing that they would stand by their offer, I wanted to use whatever value the cards had to make a purchase. "Nope, can't take the cards" I'm afraid that I was too upset (hostile, pissed off, etc.) but to no avail, I was invited to call an administrative #, come back another day (20+ miles), or suck it up. Well,they didn't say that, but they were powerless to help. Why is that? Did admin tell floor to decline old promises? What do you think? read more

Not as big as the old store, but it has that book store charm. I go there often and enjoy the layout and the way the books are displayed. A nice book store. read more

I'm a fan of books and book stores. Recently this one has just moved to a new location and to me it seems smaller than the last location. But that's besides the point. The staff here is friendly and if the store doesn't have it in stock they will order it for you. read more

Kudos to Santa Rosa in general for "getting it" in 102 degrees and not being stingy with the A/C!! I did not expect to be there in such hot weather, maybe more like 90? Anyway, this was the 4th place I looked to find Postcards with pictures of Santa Rosa on them, Not San Francisco, etc. The young woman waiting on me even helped me look through the rack. And when I needed a rest room, they were very nice about it even though I was just buying postcards. Of course, on the way to the back, I was able to see that I was in a place with an extensive selection even though it's not a huge store. They have a Coffee/Tea Lounge area, too. And they sell other little "goodies" like hand held magnifying "glasses" just like miniature reading glasses, for those who only need something for the fine print these days. A Sales Person in another store in Montgomery Village suggested this store, so they seem to have a good co-operative mind set in this shopping area, helping each other out. and in what other kind of store can you just "hang out"? Usually, you will be looked upon with suspicion if you're just browsing, so I hope real Book Stores, like Libraries, never go away! read more

I agree with two other reviews of Copperfields' poor customer service and lack of loyalty to the local community. I have shopped at their stores for over 30 years since living in Santa Rosa. I was coerced to buy their club card for $25.00 and also give up my rewards card that I had accumulated over several months. They gave me a reusable shopping bag for my trouble (not lovely). Again today I was reminded of why NOT to shop locale and support your independent bookstore...because they treat customers and the community shabby. Our club card "expired", unaware of that since they do not put a date on the cards, and we were refused the 10% discount it would give us. She was quick to offer to sell us a new card, for $25.00 and give us a free $5.00 gift card to spend. What sense does that make, you have to spend money to get a discount. No thanks for our loyalty or for shopping with them, just pay us another $25.00 and we'll give you 10% on every purchase. But we would have to spend a total of $250.00 over the course of one year in order to break even on the purchase of the club card. I'm sure there are "exclusions" for the 10% discount, such as not applicable for the coffee shop, etc. I previously "shopped" online at Amazon for books, and purchased locally, and now will reverse my actions and shop at Copperfield's and purchase at Amazon. read more