Not happy. I ordered about $500 of Ortofon and they canceled my order. They offered me 20% off one…read moreitem. I sold my laptop to get money to be able to purchase that amount and they won't honor their pricing. I took a $200 hit on the sale of my laptop and can't buy it back. I buy and sell to make ends meet. Dishonest company. Bad customer service.

Great little place. The staff is nice and helpful. Has great albums and plenty of equipment there…read more The loss of one star is due to an inconsiderate and rude customer that monopolized the staffs time while we were in the middle of checking out.

This place is fantastic. Very offbeat. Vinyl snobs may not like it. But it's my new favorite vinyl…read morestore in the Lehigh valley. Pretty unorganized, but that is part of the charm honestly. Owner is super friendly and fair. Inventory is excellent; pretty much no "filler." It's all something someone would want. Really good prices. As far as non-vinyl stuff, there is all sorts of eccentric items. It's just a super interesting place. Just take it all in and appreciate that places like this still exist. I will definitely be back soon.

great. selections very cheap. helpful owner. ill. definitely be going back. and…read moreback

Finally decided to stop here after driving by the sign for "Books" for literally years. The store…read moredoesn't appear to be very large from the outside, but, you may find yourself slightly overwhelmed once you walk in. The books are practically floor to ceiling in some areas with many of the shelves being two stacks deep. Books are organized by genre and first letter of author's last name. Genres range from Mystery and Romance to Classics and End Table books. There is also a room full of children's books and a decent selection for young adults. I particularly enjoyed the atmosphere of the store. It is relaxed and fairly quiet. No one comes up to ask what you're looking for (although you can ask for specific titles/authors if you need) or eyes you while you're digging through the stacks trying to find exactly what you want. There are several step stools around to help you reach the highest shelves and be sure to grab a shopping basket at the entrance, as you'll likely need one. Remember, all of these books are used and come in varying conditions. All of the books that I purchased were in good to excellent condition. For the price of $3 per book, you can't beat it. He even accepts trade-ins, which then brings the price down to $2 per book, if I understood correctly. He accepts cash and credit. I have no complaints at all and will definitely be going back to gauge how often the stock changes. Thankful to have a used bookstore nearby. What I spent today on 12 books wouldn't have even gotten me 3 at Barnes & Noble.

White Dragon Comics is located in the upper floor of the Pocono Peddlers Village. The shop shares…read morespace with a video game shop, Pocono Game Hunters, which is located in the back. Be aware, that this shop is small, and gets crowded fast if a few people are in it. Shop has a good selection of new pull comics spread around the shop and graphic novels. Fair selection of various collectibles and some longboxes. Normally I wouldn't review a shop like this as it's very average. However, I've almost always walked out of here with at least one comic or pop vinyl. White Dragon is also the best shop in the metro Stroudsburg area for comics, and the best for miles in every direction. For these reasons they deserve a good review.

Stopped here a couple of days ago and was genuinely surprised. Like mentioned in some other…read morereviews, this is a hidden gem at the Poconos. Great place to seek for comics and find some cool stuff to read. Nice atmosphere and knowledgeable staff.

Used book shop featuring over 100,000 titles located in the West End Plaza, Brodheadsville, PA. If…read moreyou are a book worm, this store is perfect for you. You can get nice books in good condition for $5 or even cheaper. Service is always with a smile and willing to help you find any book you're looking for.

It's always a pleasure and a great find @ Pierce's Bookshop. I can get overwhelmed by the variety…read moreand knowing most books are under $5. Extremely worth it if you're a book worm. Even just to browse stop on by the owners are so welcoming!!!

This past weekend, my top-tier chum from the Kingdom of Sussex and I had the great honor of…read moreparticipating (for the second year in a row) in the NJ Bookstore Crawl, one of the greatest events in all the lands. An absurd amount of planning/discussion went into this, but ultimately boiled down to just visiting the three participating bookstores in Sussex. Broad Street Books was my favorite of the three Sussex stops, simply because it had the most personality and options, which to me are the two central tenets of a successful bookstore. Honestly, I'm surprised every single bookstore doesn't focus on these aspects of the business model, but it is what it is. My chum and I got here within minutes of opening, a little after 10am on Saturday. There were a few other suspected Crawlers on the premises but given the location and time of day, this was unsurprisingly one of the quieter stops on the day's adventures. My chum actually dropped me off at the top of the Sussex Rail Branch Trail down the street a month and a half ago for training purposes, and I didn't have a clue that there was a real downtown area to Branchville a little further down - just on that basis alone, the crawl rocks. My chum lives a few minutes away and was familiar with this area and the bookstore, so we parked and got over there very easily. From the outside, the building looks like it used to house a bank but these days there are literally books all over it, including a tasteful display outside by the window. As soon as I walked inside, I got Strand vibes, which is pretty much the highest compliment I can give a bookstore - I went to college in Greenwich Village and the Strand was one of my favorite places to go; their $0.48 bin was the stuff of legends (which I hope they still have). But if you've been there before, it's disordered chaos showcasing an obvious love of literature, with literal stacks of books and so many options, both old and new. Same here. It's cluttered and looks like the basement library my dad had when I was growing up - awesome. As soon as you enter, there's a staircase to your right that's covered in books and isn't really accessible (which is fine, you're not there to climb to the second floor), and then tons of narrow labyrinthine passageways in several rooms for you to explore. THAT'S what bookstores should be about, at least in my opinion. In terms of the actual books, there's a lot of variety, both fiction and non. I tend to gravitate toward fiction, and - full disclosure - one of my toxic traits is that I judge books by their cover. So I had a lot to play with here and think about. The classics/older fiction section was abundant, but ultimately I went with the 2016 novel The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead because it won a Pulitzer and Obama said nice things about it on the cover. I haven't read it yet, but even if I end up massively disliking it, we don't blame the book purveyors for that. A pleasant purchase. The overall personality of Broad Street is interesting too, and it dovetails nicely with why I DO like indie bookstores and genuinely want to advocate for them, even though part of me has trouble justifying paying typically higher prices for the same product as, say, Amazon (which I know is heresy to utter). There's an interesting Lord of the Rings/fantasy theme that they really hit hard here, and my chum actually ended up winning a surprise door prize as the first purchase of the day, I believe an LOTR-themed paperweight, which she was enormously excited/proud about. Another big selling point for me - not every bookstore I've encountered in my two years on the Crawl really did too much beyond barebones participation/inclusion on the list, so I think it's cool these guys had some cool promotions and whatnot. Only constructive feedback? One of the owners was on the premises (which is a definitive positive in and of itself on what has to be one of the more important days now on the NJ bookstore calendar going forward) and had arguably a little TOO aggressive of a sales pitch. I would just respectfully suggest that you let the books do most of the selling - we're in there for the Crawl; don't worry, we're buying at least one book, and my chum bought more than that. Really awesome bookstore and I honestly don't know if I would have even known it existed without the event. Top marks for both. Get up here if you can.

Super used bookstore! The owner we met was so friendly and knowledgeable. Great selection and…read morereasonably priced. I purchased several books. We're from South Jersey and would love to visit again!

Wow, what a store!!!!! Are you a Marvel fan, love music merch, or a pop culture enthusiast? This is…read morethe place for you! Huge selection of t-shirts, hoodies, and collectibles! Great prices for licensed merchandise! Staff helpful and friendly!

Drove past here and decided to drop in. Wow!!! What a gem!!! Found some great tees at good prices,…read morenice selection of collectibles, comics and it's official too!!! If you're in the area and looking for a place to grab some gear or update your collection, this is the place to go. Excellent service from the owner who also runs the shop so no middleman. Make this your spot to check out.

Came here recently with a friend as we had extra time to kill on our parking meter and who doesn't…read morelike a bookstore? Carroll & Carroll has been around and the store looks like it. Books all over the place kinda arranged in an order with numerous newspaper clippings posted throughout. It looks haphazard but it is able to be navigated. The owner is elderly and can be gruff but was nice to me today and answered my questions. I did ask about a bathroom because I missed the sign behind him saying no public restrooms. He advised to go to the bar next door and they'll let you use theirs without making a purchase. They have lots of new and old here and even some leather-bound books. I found the prices to be ok. Ended up purchasing an Anthony Bourdain chef follow up to Kitchen Confidential.

I've been in this amazing bookstore many times. I've waited to purchase, or been near the checkout…read morecounter and have had the opportunity to overhear some of the stupidest people ask the dumbest questions you could ever expect to hear in a bookstore or library. You may get disappointed when you find out your " rare and highly collectible " book isn't going to fetch the amount you dreamed of. Just because someone on eBay is asking a high price doesn't mean they will get it. If you think your book is so valuable sell it yourself on eBay, and good luck to you. Unfortunately I no longer live in Pennsylvania, but when passing through on interstate 80 I always take the opportunity to visit and grab a few books. Prices are fair, not free. I'm not sure where the cat went. I'm afraid to ask. He was definitely the prince of Main Street. When my father passed I called and spoke with Lisa, we set up an appointment date and time. I brought in boxes and boxes of books. She explained to me what books had a resale value and what books did not. I did not receive the amount that she was going to sell them for. I understand the need to cover rent, utilities, cat food, etc. Any books left over I could donate to various charities. Overall, a great store. Highly recommend.