Very nice store, well organized. Convenient location. Staff were very helpful when needed. Loved…read morethe Banned Books section - Can't wait to read them! Books are cover price but there are always sales :0) Check them out!

I could have sworn I already wrote a review for this but alas, I guess not…read more I've been here a few times for fun and a few times for different book events. I will say that most of the staff is very nice and helpful! Usually all the time I come in and they're very chatty and friendly. The first book event I went to was a little disorganized. I think they need like signs or something to say, "check in at the register first". I think the staff was maybe confused and a little hesitant or shy to speak up which made navigating the event a bit frustrating. The second one I went to was better but was more or less because I knew the drill. Otherwise on a regular day it is always very clean and organized, they do have a small kids section which is nice. This location is small. There is minimal seating and I'll still go to the one in Montgomeryville to meet friends and have coffee. The rumor was they weren't having a cafe because Whole Foods was - but Whole Foods doesn't. It's small and tight and definitely more maze like to fit everything in. But they always have nice displays and it's usually pretty easy to find what you're looking for. The proximity to my house is the biggest convenience as before the only options were willow grove or Montgomeryville which also both are pretty traffic-y areas. I will also say , it's weird that the sign doesn't light at night. It looks like it's closed when it isn't.

This was an adorable bookshop! We were so excited to stumble upon it during our day trip to New…read moreHope. I was initially delighted because it was so well organized and every section seemed to have a generous offering of books. The children's section was particularly large and had books for kiddos of all ages. My sister and I were also excited to snag Farley's Bookshop tote bags to rep this adorable store once we get home. As a bonus, the cashier was super friendly and eager to answer our various bookish questions.

I stopped by Farley's Bookshop when I was exploring New Hope for a day last Saturday, and it's a…read morecharming independent bookstore. It's larger than many independent bookstores nowadays and has a great selection. I stopped by and immediately found a book I was interested in, but I would have browsed longer if I hadn't been itching to see as much of New Hope as I could on my first visit there. The customer service was very friendly, and the shop is really cute. If you're like me and independent bookstores are a must when you're touristing around a new place, Farley's should be on your list when you visit New Hope!

Wonderful experience! Wonderful staff and charming atmosphere. We walked over during our stay at…read morethe Lambertville House. If you explore the nearby streets be on the lookout for Ozzie, the cutest Corgi pooch you'll ever meet!

Great for book lovers. Classics, collectibles, rare titles,…read morewonderful surprises. Very nice and knowledgeable owner.

Great vinyl and Book store in Newtown. My fav excellent staff and hidden gems . Love this store.read more

A Newtown institution! The NBRE has a great used book selection and is a top notch spot to find…read moresome new or used vinyl gems. Nice selection of whatever you're looking for music-wise: rock, jazz, pop, punk, indie, blues, etc. Very cool vintage vibes inside and a very helpful and friendly staff. The owner Chelsea knows her stuff! Can't find something you're looking for? She'll track it down for you. Plus, they advocate for the local community. Recently, they gave away gift credits to local teachers for their contributions to our community. Very cool! Come out to support this amazing small business located in the great part of Newtown with lots of local shopping options.

Ok, ok. I may be biased in my 5-star rating because I work at The Andalusia Bookman shop, but trust…read moreme, I'm not. I simply love great rare books, collections of ephemera, and places that make you feel at home -- you get all this and more, here. Walk-ins aren't welcome just yet, so please call for an appointment, but once you visit it may become a routine like it has for so many others.. At the shop you'll find: over 60,000 items, specializing in 19th and 18th c. illustrated books, chromolithos, Philadelphiana, rare anthropology, early hermeneutics, Natural history, first editions, signed items, Beat lit, '60's material, unusual occult, erotica and esoterica. We have a vast collection of ephemera, art work (steel engravings, pouchoir, collotype), movie posters (of the 1940's - 50's) and a mass of important 19th c. bound periodicals (Oology to Archeology, Mathematics, Botany, Knitting), and 20th c. Art journals, Italian Fascist publications, etc., culled from Walter J. Johnson's liquidation, as well as a collection rare jazz records. And much more, just ask. Dave has been in business for twenty-five years in the incarnations of David L. Miller Rare Books, The Book Merchants, the Philadelphia's Riverside Book Fair and 30th Street Station Book Fair. In 1991 we purchased the business, name and stock of Samuel Kleinman's legendary Schuylkill Book and Curio Shop of 4207 Lancaster Ave., Phila. PA. Thanks for reading, and give us a call to check out the shop!

The perfect place to just browse or find that book for which you have long been searching. Everyone…read morehere is friendly and helpful and oh so knowledgeable. My goodness, I even found a rare piece by Louis Kahn here and bought my son a signed Louis Brandeis. What a great find- I love this place.

My wife is a bookstore snob and has to visit one whenever we travel. She loves the locally owned…read morebookshops and always supports them. Some are better than others but this one was worth the visit. My wife is an avid reader and her face is constantly in a book. We found this bookshop in the heart of downtown Doylestown and had to visit. This is a locally owned bookshop, large in size, and with a great selection of everything, including small gifts. Each section is largely displayed so you can find your poison. I bought several boxes of Christmas cards that were 50 % off while my wife bought several paperbacks. We learned they have authors that come visit and other events, like Blind Date with a Book. A nice vibe with pleasant staff. There is ample street parking but public lots in the area.

We were doing some shopping in Doylestown this past Saturday, and Doylestown Bookshop was one of…read morethe many surprises among the shops we visited. For modern bookstores (in our post-Amazon world), it's an enormous independent bookstore: well-stocked, expansive, well laid out (not crowded). I loved their huge Staff Picks section - their many staff members suggested books than run the gamut from YA to romance to literary fiction. They also had an area of goods and tchotchkes, making it a great shop for buying gifts. If you need a book (or want a book - since you can never have too many?) and are in the area, I highly recommend Doylestown Bookshop for a browse.

I honestly haven't ever really shopped here I've maybe been in once or twice but I used to always…read morego to the one in willow grove. I will admit this one could use a little bit of an update - mostly just in the cafe . But it's super nice! I love that they have a dessert case and you can get all your Starbucks drink. Staff was so nice at the cafe and at the register! The store was clean, tidy, and had a lot to offer ! It was well organized and I enjoyed my time perusing the books as well as the large gifts and stationary sections. I'll be back for sure now that I know all that they have to offer !

I love this bookstore. It is never loud and is always a very calm environment. It has a very wide…read moreselection from books, to puzzles, the music, and toys too. The books are always in great condition and the workers are super friendly. Everything here is high quality and has good prices for its worth.

The employees are very nice and friendly here; the location is fairly convenient if you're in the…read moreAcme/ Genuardi's shopping complex. The reason for the low rating is the selection, which BLOWS. The shelves are often partially empty, and the books they do stock are either bestsellers that everyone carries (i.e. the Twilight series) or those bargain-bin books that you always see knocked down to $3.99 at Borders. You know, the random cookbooks and craft books that have no discernible author but are put together by a team of editors? Yeah, those. That's about it with this place. They do also sell some cards, blank books, and knickknacks, but I've seen comparable selections in hospital gift shops. On the plus side, the staff really is wonderful and is happy to do special orders at any time and for any book. I know someone who places orders frequently through them and is very pleased.

I love being able to shop local and support small businesses such as this very quaint bookstore…read more Very helpful and kind staff, always willing to order what you need at reasonable prices. I highly recommend stopping by here before heading out to the big box bookstores!

Super fun little used bookstore. It's an old house converted into the shop. Lots of nooks and…read morecrannies, and not easy to navigate if you can't do stairs. Great selection though, and excellent prices.

Love. This was momentary love. Saunter down State Street and maybe the chic clothing stores are for…read moreyou. I'll admit, they beckoned me with their boutique windows. But it was 3 o clock, and I was on a mission--to avoid super-turnpike traffic and to purchase a book. Well, I bought three. The County Bookshop is up a few brick steps on the right side of the street. Saw the name; had to go. Used and out-of-print books. I broke into a smile. An old home converted into this bookshop, it is a fitting dressed-down arrangement. Entering, there are rooms to the left and right. At the right rest philosophy books, and near the register first-edition copies of books. One I saw was a C.S.Lewis story. These books are not in the most beautiful condition, and many seem to have been gifts with cursive notes scrawled in the covers. But these little rooms are not all! Browsers can wander further to another room, and another after that. Each section is distinctly labeled. Signs even direct you to poetry and literature. There is everything from philosophy to travel to gardening and food to French lit and surely beyond. The best is yet to come. Outside sits a rack of books for 35 cents. Inside, there is another near the cashier, where each book is 50 cents. The gentleman, presumably the owner, was soft-spoken and had no idea what to say other than Thanks when receiving praise for the store. Perhaps he isn't used to it, since apparently there are other book stores in the very near vicinity. Buck County Bookshop is what I saw first, and walking out with Philosophy of Science ($7.95) Intro to Mathematical Philosophy ($10) and World Orders Old and New ($7.50) I was pleased with myself. I bet the other stores didn't have these books!

Came back today for the real Grand Opening. We were here for the soft opening a few months ago…read more He is now on the ground floor with window exposure to Union St. Much more room and many other vinyl collectibles on offer. There was a solo guitar player performing acoustic songs. A lot of traffic during the grand opening and many folks stopping in while strolling by the store. Seems to be some buzz around the place. The owner mentioned that he has plans for some theme nights. Can't wait to check a few out. Worth a look if you are in town. Mark.

Great shop. Owner is extremely knowledgeable and has excellent recommendations on all genres…read moreparticularly Jazz and 80s (odd mix i know) I walked out with 5 records, 4 of which I had no prior knowledge of and all are on my fav list