What a wonderful independent bookstore! The selection was great, and the staff couldn't have been…read morekinder. One of the booksellers went out of their way to help our daughter find some books she was excited about, and that personal attention made our visit extra special. It's the kind of bookstore you could easily spend hours browsing. If you're in the area and love books, this is definitely worth a stop!

The most unique local bookstore I visited in Alexandria, Virginia so far. The bookstore is clean,…read morewell organized , and easy to navigate. They have several events held inside the bookstore and unique merchandise from local artists. The service at the bookstore was nice & friendly. I like the selections & descriptions of books throughout the bookstore. In the kitchen room, there was a glass fridge with many cold drinks to buy as well as journals, books, and merchandise around the sink & cabinet area. I was told the bookstore use to be a private residential home. My favorite part of the bookstore was the unique & funny merchandise like the stickers. This local bookstore is a definite go see in Alexandria, Virginia. It is a place I would visit again .

Wow, fantastic book store! Huge literature collection and super cheap $1 books. Friendly helpful…read morestaff. They are all sorts of extra curricular activities too. Good for kids. And it's a nonprofit! They take book donations. Free parking lot.

Well, I stopped by this establishment looking for a classic book. There were many used books to…read morechoose from and (I love reading) I became lost in the selection and how they were arranged. A nice selection of books. But, I noticed how no one acknowledged my presence. I thought it was due to another lady in the store. But, no and even as I walked around and soon I just felt uncomfortable and left. I guess some black men have a stigma that they don't read maybe. So, I will try again on my next vet appointment and stop by here to see and should this happen again. It will be addressed. Sorry, I wouldn't allow myself to purchase anything today even though I came across several nice

Yes, super friendly, organized, well lite and relaxing atmosphere! Love that it has a Starbucks…read moreinside!

We came across town to this B&N for puzzles. They had a good selection. Only confusing part is…read moreGalison puzzles have their own little section near the register vs the back with the other puzzles. This was a really busy store, I didn't realize it was so busy. We had to ask an employee where the puzzles were and they seemed kind of meh and pointed. They were stocking puzzles, so I thought they'd be close by. Prices were very varied for the puzzles, so just had to look and weigh what to get. Great variety.

Popped in after getting brunch near by just of the strength of the name…read more Great book store and coffee shop selling culturally relevant books/apparel (among other things). The staff were friendly and helped out a lot with directing me to interesting books. Ended up buying some cute earrings and a couple other items. Loved this place.

This was my second visit to MahoganyBooks at National Harbor, and it reminded me why I enjoy…read moresupporting this bookstore so much. I initially stopped by to pick up the latest release from one of my favorite authors, but somehow left with two books instead. (Book lovers will understand!) I was warmly greeted when I arrived, and the welcoming atmosphere immediately made me want to linger and browse. What I appreciate most about MahoganyBooks is that it does much more than sell books. The bookstore is intentional about creating space for authors of color to be seen, celebrated, and supported. From book signings and author events to community activities and wellness-focused gatherings, it's clear that they're building community through literature and culture. After browsing the shelves, I visited the small café inside the bookstore for a smoothie before taking my new books down to the waterfront. Finding a bench by the water and reading a few pages while enjoying the beautiful views of National Harbor was the perfect way to spend the afternoon. Between the thoughtfully curated book selection, welcoming atmosphere, café, and beautiful waterfront location, the experience feels like much more than a trip to a bookstore.

I am so glad I waited to go here to buy my niece her Baptism gift. They had a great selection of…read morechildren's books and gifts . They also had beautiful cards. My niece loved all of her board books. The staff was really nice and helpful in helping me pick out the perfect gift. Prices are very reasonable. They had books for everyone. They have plenty of Spanish language books as well. It was such a nice experience.

It's an amazing store with a lovely atmosphere. The staff was invaluable, and there was a great…read moreselection of items for sale. Definitely would recommend it.

This DuPont Circle staple is a must-visit. It's an indie…read morebookstore with a full restaurant and bar. The dining area is so comforting and relaxing. I love that it's a solarium with murals and greenery. Like most bookstores, they host events from signings and readings to book clubs and art classes. Lots of staff-recommended books at any given time. It's a lovely experience to shop books here whether for yourself or someone else. The food is pretty good too.

Stopped by Kramers for their new beach-themed tea time and it was great. The scones were warm and…read morebuttery, easily one of the best ive had. Got iced tea with mine (they do hot tea too, both really good). The loaded lobster roll was better than I expected. Plenty of actual lobster, not a bunch of filler. Sat out on the patio, which is a nice spot. Relaxed, easy to lose track of time. And the bookstore is the reason I keep coming back anyway. Huge selection, always find something. Books plus tea and a lobster roll is a solid afternoon after work!

My wife and I happened upon this bookstore on December 7, 2019, while walking in Old Town. It was…read moreour first visit. It's an independent bookstore run by Bernard, a nice guy. I have a constructive compliment and a constructive criticism. The compliment: The selection of books, cards, and posters is diverse and impressive. I bought two books, Freedom Riders and The Assassination of Fred Hampton. The criticism: Prices should be clearly marked because they aren't. The jacket price of the book Freedom Riders is $15.95. But after I got home I noticed I was charged $20. There was nothing on the book rack or the book itself that listed the price difference. (Please note that I would have happily paid $20 if that was the listed price.) I called and/or stopped by five times after December 7 to ask Bernard about the price difference but my VMs weren't returned or the store was closed. Finally on February 12, 2020, the store was open and I spoke with Bernard. I told him that my issue was notice of the proper price. I did not ask for a refund of the price difference and I kept the book. He said he heard what I was saying and his explanation for the price difference was that the book is hard to find.

In an attempt to support a black-owned business, I made two online book orders: one on June 9 for…read morethree books and the other on June 12 for one more book. I had an inquiry about my second order, and I reached out to their email address on June 17. Rachel responded to me a day later, and also informed me my books were on back order, so they would take some time to get and deliver. OK, no problem. Totally understandable, and I was happy that they were getting so much business. I waited until July 9 to follow up as none of my books arrived and I had no communications about my order since that June 18 email. I replied to Rachel asking if she had an update on my order (since I was charged already, and so was understandably wondering what happened to my orders). Nothing. July 22 I reached out on their Instagram account with a Direct Message. Nothing. I've called and no one picks up and the voicemail is full. It is now July 28 and I have yet to hear a response about the four books I ordered. I am extremely disappointed, because I really wanted to support this business, but it's now been a month and a half since my order. I would be more understanding if they at would at least reply to me to let me know what's going on and were keeping me in the loop, but so far they have consistently ignored a customer. I really hate leaving this review, but short of just walking up to their store and beating on the glass (which I'm sure would make me look like a lunatic!), I honestly don't know what else to do.

Nice place to get your spiritual items. They have a lot. You can find a lot. She has 2 other…read morelocations. And they are nice and helpful.

Beautiful shop with everything you could want for your spiritual or health practices. Run by very…read morenice ladies. Will definitely return.

This is a nice Barnes & Noble. It has many things, including a great selection of books, good…read moreservice, and arguably the best selection of sports and/or Pokémon cards in Arlington proper. You want some Pokémon or sports cards? This is the place to be! There's also a Starbucks in here. That's cool too!

Honestly so lovely to still have bookstores in today's times where everything is shipped to your…read moredoor. It had a big selection of books, well organized, has AC and seating and the staff are nice. Also some toys so bring your curious kids

A cute little bookstore tucked away in the heart of the old town. All proceeds go to helping fund…read morethe library, and the selection of books is actually pretty decent! I love how friendly the staff was to us and the prices are even sweeter. I wish more libraries did this - what better way to help keep libraries open while fulfilling people's thirst for reading? Quaint little Book Cellar, you win major brownie points. Kudos!

I love the Book Cellar! I believe they sell old library books as well as donated books - and I…read morethink the proceeds are donated to the library. The employees / volunteers are very sweet. Books are very cheap, and there is a great selection! I just wish their audio books were a little cheaper.