great shop. i love it. There are so many things, books, crystals, etc. When you visit, you will…read morealways want to visit again and again. I always meet a lady at the cashier in the store who recommends things to me if I have a hard time choosing, and she helps me with great warmth and a good aura.

Authenticity of Samantha, excellent selection, traditional preservation and educationread more

Holy average white english rappers Batman! No, not that Plan b, but the small, but loveable little…read moreindependent comic book shop with an ad hoc coffee shop inside. Ok, it's not got the stock or as wide selection that forbidden planet, A1 or even Waterstones has these days, but for me it its actually better. What? Why? How? Give me reasons I hear you ask? Well I'll give you three; For starters its pretty much 99% graphical novels and tpbs, which in my book is a good thing as gave up collecting individual monthly comics in my teens. POW! It has a 2nd hand section which is a great way to take a chance on new stuff, and if you dont like it you can always trade back in for other stuff SOCK! Even though the new stock isnt as wide, you know that it will have been lovingly selected and hence less risk of a random punt WHAM! The staff are really nice and the coffee pretty good THWACK! Okay, so thats more than three... so plenty of reasons to go!

From the owner: Plan B Books specialises in Graphic Novels, hard to find indie titles as well as mainstream,…read morepaperbacks, and second hand graphic novels too.

Books, books, books. Lots of books! This little charity shop is full to the brim with them,…read moreincluding a small section devoted to CDs. Slap bang in Merchant City, it's just a few seconds walk from the bustling Argyle and Buchanan Street, meaning that you don't have to venture too far away from the more popular shopping haunts to get your second-hand literature fix! The shop is well-organised, with clearly divided genre sections, making it easy to find what you're looking for. When I was in most recently, they had a great selection of books, new and old. (Even a first edition Burns collection! Oooh!) Browsing here is always a delight and I could easily kill a good half hour searching! It's all good in my book!

Good place next door to the museum of modern art (goma). This place sells a variety of books & has…read morea small selection of CDs & DVDs. For the size of the place it is well organized & laid out compared to some of disaster zones that call then selfs a charity.

excellent store that is in chaotic order but perfect if you want to dig for some bargains. I spent…read moreabout US$75 on records (no cds) in my hour-long rummage. Very friendly staff, the pretty girl behind the counter was almost as deaf as I am so had a good laugh trying to communicate!

Everything is here you need .think they moved into Oswald Street.round the corner 5 mins (bargains…read moregalore )walk.dvds ,records very good staff.

It was late one Thursday evening and I had missed the late night shopping due to a rehearsal I was…read moreat. I needed to kill some time and also was still in thinking mode about some Christmas present ideas. I stopped outside Waterstones and though 'ach I'll hiv a wee nosey' so I came across some audio books and a staff member pointed me in the direction to more. I explained I was looking for something my dad and she suggested a couple for me. Well he absolutely loves them. Yay! I just want to thank the kind girl who helped me out. I was struggling for ideas and just didn't know where to begin as there's just sooo many titles. I also asked on the off chance to see if they had the Yo! Sushi cookbook at a cheaper price rather than purchasing it from Yo! Sushi themselves. Unfortunately they didn't have it in stock but the Sauchiehall Street branch did but it was about 9.30ish and it wasn't on my route to the restaurant I was heading to. It was the same price too so was best just to nip round the corner and get it out the restaurant. The staff were very helpful and took their time to help me even though it was near to closing time. Athough not as well stocked as Sauchiehall Street it catered my unexpected needs.

This branch of Waterstones pales in comparison to the Sauchiehall Street one which is alot bigger,…read moreand better. This Argyle Street store has a decent selection of books all the same, which goes beyond best sellers to include academic books and stationary. I don't think it necessarily deserves the bad rep it appears to be getting on Yelp, but it does come second best to the Sauchiehal Street branch.

Avalanche Records is so near Queen Street Station, yet I get the impression it's relatively…read moreunknown. Stocking new records and a selection of second hand, too, Avalanche is a good bet for finding some obscure (well, to me anyway) records to add to your collection. It seems that they also stock some music from unsigned bands, which is a great thing to do. The staff really know their stuff too, so if you're at all stuck or confused, I'm sure they'd be able to help.

Avalanche is awesome…read more It's full of CD's you wont find in HMV along with live music DVD's. There's some second hand stuff in here as well and some vinyl. It's near Queen Street which is ideal and there are some cracking boxed sets behind the counter. Alot of good indie and alternative music in here and a good spot to pick up a rarity to add to your collection.

This wonderful branch of Waterstones is filled with gorgeous big bookcases full of every kind of…read morebook you could possibly want. I can easily spend hours in here, browsing the shelves, flicking through a few books and then wandering downstairs for a coffee at their little branch of Costa. Waterstones has managed to make this great big book shop into a comfortable and cosy feeling store that welcomes its customers warmly, with staff that are well read and more than able to advise on your purchases. A good old British book store that will be staying put for years to come.

This is not only Glasgow's largest Waterstones, it's Glasgow's largest bookshop. Actually, scratch…read morethat, I can do one better, it's Scotland's largest bookshop. This is a fact that Waterstones quite rightly takes a little pride in. It's split across five levels and includes a Costa Coffee in the basement. Certain indie coffee shop fans may turn their nose up at Costa, and while I sympathise, any coffee shop that's inside a bookshop automatically becomes a good coffee shop. I'm pretty sure that's a universal rule. I feel like in a good bookshop I browse differently to how I would online. If I'm looking for a book online, chances are I already know which book it is and I'm just trying to get the lowest price/nicest edition/fastest delivery time. In a real book shop you have that joy of exploring and of looking at books that you never knew you wanted (or even books that you never knew existed). It's easy to start on the top floor and lose 20 minutes, lose another 30 on the next floor down (that's non-fiction and reference covered), lose at least another hour on the next floor which contains most of the fiction, 20 minutes one floor below that , which is the level you enter on, the stock rotates a lot here and includes toys, gifts and (inhale sharply) stationary. See? You've already lost over two hours and you haven't even looked at the children's section or the young adult section. You've not even seen the books on travel! Or film! Or art! They're to be found across the next two floors alongside that coffee shop. It's a dangerous thing to enter a bookshop and the larger the shop the more dangerous it gets. Tell a friend to come looking for you if they don't hear from you after a day or two.

What a great place for cut-price books! I was in there yesterday and found several bargains…read more Everything is laid out neatly and there are stacks of books around £2, some only slightly more. Plenty of fiction but also a very good range of Scottish books literature, autobiography, travel, you name it! Many other categories too. In addition to the books, there's an astonishing variety of inexpensive fashionable handbags and attractive low-priced stationery. Good service too and the men behind the tills yesterday were very cheerful and friendly. I'll definitely go back there the next time I'm in the area.

Like Mono (the restaurant space in which Monorail is located), I stop at Monorail every visit to…read moreGlasgow. They have a great selection of music and I can't imagine not buying something (or a few things) when I visit. Mono does such a good job at curating a selection of music that is diverse and meaningful. You know the people there are really music lovers themselves and care about offering a community space where people can share musical interests. There is a big selection of rock/indie, but other genres (while smaller) have solid selections. There's a little bit of second hand, which is also full of choice titles. Long live Mono; looking forward to my next visit.

This is my favorite restaurant in Glasgow. I love the staff, the ambiance, the FOOD!! Also being…read moreable to browse the records. If I lived in Glasgow, I would go here weekly.

Reasonable stock and the owner is friendly. I lived nearby and never understood why they have such…read moreearly closing times as there aren't any other convenience stores on the street to visit. Perhaps it's due to all the old man pubs nearby. A shame though.