Sweet little spot in Langley. We stopped in for a warm drink on a cold murder mystery morning and…read morewere delighted to be surrounded by fellow sleuths, local coffee klatches and a good feeling of community. I tried the Mexican mocha which warmed me up in a flash, along with an orange cranberry scone that was bursting with flavor. Took some time to peruse the bookshelves and found several books that tickled my fancy. Definitely worth a visit!

I would give zero stars if that were an option. The food was disappointing, the service was…read moreextremely slow, and the staff showed little to no concern for customer service. A bad dining experience from start to finish. I won't be returning and would not recommend this place.

They have a very good variety of things in here. It is much larger than it looks like. And there is…read morea downstairs. There are lots of books and also some other things like crafts. They were friendly and checkout was quick. The prices seemed typical for a small, independent bookstore. I did buy some craft things that seemed like a better deal than a large store would have.

Great selection and staff. It's a warm and inviting store and staff were pleasant and helpful. I…read morelike supporting small business so I bought a book. The shop dog found my group suspicious so we didn't get any dog interaction.

How I love book stores! Let me count the ways... I found a book for myself, a book for my grandson…read more& John found a book too! I think Winnie the Pooh is going to stay at my house for when Riley visits! Two big rooms filed with books, books & more books. Clearly labeled sections made it easy to navigate. I even spotted John's favorite sections before he did & let him know- pssst- military history, history, American history... Here's your section. I wandered & found a cooking book & children's books. Happy purchases!

This bookstore has been a treat for me to visit. But I have been disappointed in this last year…read more When the store expanded it lost its uniqueness.. it doesn't smell like old books any longer. The main product seems to be remainders and the selection of used books has dwindled. William James has lost its uniqueness for me.

Pelican Bay is an amazing little book store with a cozy cafe tucked inside of it, it has a huge…read moreselection of cards along with books, the coffee there was amazing and the staff was very friendly, no complaints.

One of my favorite places in the world! You can't ask for a more scenic way to spend a Saturday…read more The lighting is great, the smell of coffee and classic books is intoxicating. A couple baked vegan options! I get the oat milk latte. It's really smooth and doesn't need any sweetener. Just wish they were open on Sundays!

Heaven for the ones who love books and reading. A very cozy and comfy place to read or pick up a…read morebook. Very beautiful reading area upstairs. The owner was very nice and welcoming. My family will definitely be back again.

My dad and I came in today and we felt welcomed the minute we walked in. The owner asked us how she…read morecould help us and enjoyed looking at her great selection of books. We purchased a book, but the best part is how she treated my eighty year old dad with such kindness. It really made my day and glad we stopped.

Easton's Books is the quintessential used bookstore tucked away in an older building with towering…read morebookcases stacked full of various books. Each book section is clearly marked and no book section is small. Often topics will creep into the other areas. Being a used bookstore their stock is understandably inconsistent. Some books are rare little gemstones, one of a kind treasures. Others are fascinating because there are duplicates of random tomes, like yacht types from the 1980's, that made me wonder how they had more than one at all. The store feels old. A used bookstore, I suppose, should feel old. I enjoyed walking through the aisles looking up at all the various titles. The employees stayed by the front desk - a couple older men who were exchanging stories of tulip festivals long since past. While they didn't engage people walking through they always turned their full attention to any customer who needed their help. It is a fascinating store!

Honestly about as good as it gets. Pretty much only used books (as the lord intended), all…read morereasonably priced, massive selection. The philosophy section is one of the absolute best I have ever seen at any bookstore period, it's better than even a place like Powell's. I spent close to an hour in that section alone. I find the staff very friendly, if not a little eclectic, but that's perfect for a place like this. Love this place.

A cute, quaint book store with whimsical decorations, friendly staff, and helpful recommendations…read morethroughout the store. We loved seeing all genre of books in such a small space. We especially loved that Ben Clanton, author or Narwhal & Jelly and other books, was signing books and chatting with the younger friends in our midst.

Located in the downtown section of Edmonds. Pretty good selection of books. Super helpful staff…read more They have a section of books that are potato chip worthy, haha! They really fill every nook and cranny with books. There is limited parking available. I was exploring the downtown area so my car was parked further away.