We visited this bookstore on a day trip to Ft. Bragg. The selection of books and records is great…read more If you were to look deep enough I bet you could find some books worth more than what is charged. The best part however was the friendliness of shop personnel. Definitely a hidden gem worth visiting.

Quaint little shop with lots of character! Many fun trinkets and goodies. The older gentleman…read moreworking there was adorable and very kind. This small town shop was everything it should be - warm and inviting - I could have stayed in there for much longer to go through all the stuff. Will definitely come back with out next visit to Fort Bragg!

Adorable little used bookstore. I found two new reads there that I'm looking forward to diving into…read morevery soon. The lady at the register is very helpful and pleasant.

I googled "The Vinyl Cafe" and I ended up there. Turns out this is the place anyway. ‍‍. They have…read moreso many vinyl records that I had to stop looking or I would be there until close and left with no money. The prices are a little high for me (they sometimes come with more the 3 records) but the selection is amazing. This is a place I will be stopping in once a month for new vinyls.

Love our local bookstores in Healdsburg!…read more Levin is conveniently located right on the Healdsburg Plaza, so we often pop in to browse before or after going to dinner. And it's a go-to stop for gift purchasing (we've purchased board books from here to send to friends who've had babies!). They sell so many treasures! Of course they sell books, but they also sell vinyl records, local art (custom dog paintings caught our eye!!!), games, and more. On our recent visit, we enjoyed looking through their many board games. Need to add a new one to our collection soon. Thanks Levin for keeping books and vinyl alive, and to supporting awesome local artists! We'll be back again soon!

Before the age of the internet, people were forced to read complete sentences without acronyms or…read moreemojis. Sort of like the arcane sentence above. Don't despair, Levin also has an art gallery and sells records and CDs. There are many pages of writing in folders called books. These 'books' are placed on tables and shelves according to category, with signs that require even more reading. Levin's is a wonderland of great books, and so inviting. A clerk spent 15 minutes with us giving useful suggestions for our summer reads collection. There truly is something for everyone here. Except wine. It's good to buy a couple of books for a long plane ride, or other situations where your cell battery died & you might otherwise be forced to observe your surroundings or interact with another human. LOL Please support this local family business before Amazon finds out they exist.

Great store! I got more than I expected in trade for used records and CDs. And Hannah provided…read moreoutstanding service, going far beyond the call of duty to help me out with an unusual request. Give her a raise!

I don't normally take the time to write reviews, but I've gone back and forth about posting this…read morebecause I genuinely like Paradise Records. It's a great little shop with a solid selection, and up until recently I would have recommended it without hesitation. But something I witnessed this past December has been bothering me ever since, and I can't really ignore it anymore. While I was in the store, I overheard the owner, Dana, refer to another employee--who appeared to be special needs--in a way that was honestly shocking. The exact words were: "look, that's my r****d. I make him do whatever I want." The customer they were speaking to looked visibly uncomfortable, and I was too. I've tried to let it go, especially because I've otherwise had positive experiences here, but it's been sitting with me for months. Not only is that kind of language deeply offensive, but I also have a family member who is special needs, and hearing something like that felt like a slap in the face. I'm not posting this lightly. I still think the shop itself has a lot going for it, which makes this even more disappointing. But respect matters, and I hope this is something that gets seriously reflected on.

Went in for the first time yesterday and was pleasantly surprised by the quantity and quality of…read morebooks. Also, the man working there, who may have been the owner, was very nice and welcoming. I have been to every bookstore on the north coast and this one is a diamond in the rough! I just wish I lived closer.

Holy smokes, you just don't stumble over bookstores like this every day! On a road trip, and…read morestaying a couple nights in Fort Bragg, we decided to take a drive over the mountain and see what's what. I clocked the "Used Books" sign on the way through town and had to check it out. I can only wish we still had a shop like this in Santa Cruz. Miles of used (and new) books--like the Tardis, it's bigger on the inside. The mystery section alone was jaw-dropping. I picked up some excellent technical volumes for my archaeologist kid, plus some LPs and a cookbook. Yes, they have used LPs. And puzzles, DVDs, CDs, musical instruments, art supplies. Other eccentric customers for atmosphere. A cool dog, named Zeus. And owner, Chris, was lovely to talk to. This place is pure magic--you should go.

Stopped by Music Merchant while walking downtown Fort Bragg and was AMAZED! I was drawn in by the…read moredisplays of familiar tabletop games in the window (Warhammer, magic the gathering, dungeons and dragons, etc). I was expecting the store to be all music focused with the normal token representation that you normally see. But NO! They had all sorts of Warhammer! Lots of the new stuff you find at branded stores but also the out of print and hard to find items too! They had a huge selection of DnD models and source books, again including some hard to find copies. Soon I had a handful of items in hand and was walking towards the counter when I saw a Warhammer battle box that I've been looking for that was out of print. I had to have it! Didn't see a price on it and asked the employee the price. He looked it up but it wasn't in the system and we were able to settle on a very reasonable final price. I've never been to a store that had harder to find items and was still able to make a deal! Absolutely amazing! I live out of town but will be sure to visit Music Merchant every time I'm in town to see what new (or out of print) items they have in stock

Worth a visit. guitars, beautiful miniatures, and they host board & card games twice a week :)read more

In my over 50 years of eating pies, this has to be one of the best if not the best i have ever had…read more I was here twice and both times got the Flying Dog pizza. What a tasteful delight. I actually savored and tasted every bite. From the char that matched perfectly with the mushrooms, to the spiciness of the onion and pepperoni contrasting nicely with the sauce. I tell you, i am from Phoenix and we have a place there called Pizzeria Bianco, which is great but you can wait for quite awhile to get a pie that is as good as the Flying Dog's. Chris Bianco should checked this place out. Will be back, a destination stop for anyone wanting a fantastic pizza along with a nice chill stop to enjoy it. Way to go Karen!!

I brought my grandkids to play at Willits Kids Corner and we found this gem just across the street…read more I placed an order over the phone and it was ready in about 15mins. The lady that helped us (maybe the owner) was super sweet and friendly we definitely felt welcomed. The place is clean and pretty spacious for large groups. My youngest granddaughter is 6 and she is pretty picky. She ended up eating 2 slices of our pepperoni pizza. It was delicious! I'm not from this area but I will definitely be back to try something else.

Truly a step back in time at this lovely and very large antique shop. The store owners were so warm…read moreand friendly. My husband found a perfect piece for our home, and it was very reasonably priced. My daughter also found a porcelain figure that she had been looking for. Very fun store to spend time in, and truly so much to see!

Fun shop. My friend and I stopped in here during their open hours, but the door wasn't open and a…read morewoman told us to come back in a little bit because staff hadn't shown up on time that morning. She recommended a coffee shop but my friend and I went to a competing antique store across the street instead. Anyway, we did come back to Antique Harvest and it's quite a massive location with tons to browse through, so we spent at least an hour here. My friend found a couple of things she wanted to buy and got one of them. Aside from the staff member who told me (a stranger) out of the blue at length about her relationship troubles, our visit was good. We used street parking and paid a meter.