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I LOVE this store! It has a variety of used and new books set around the store in a beautiful twisting maze style. The store is covered with beautiful greenery and plants. There's also options to buy awesome shirts, vinyls, and even the plants! They have a vast selection of classics, modern fiction, fantasy and sci, and thrillers. They lack a little in the horror and romance section in my opinion but it was really fun looking around at everything they had to offer. This was such an amazing gem!
Super cool and unique book & vinyl record store in Montrose! The greenery around the space makes for great and comfortable vibes, and there's a couple of random seating options throughout the place where you can sit and enjoy a book. Good selection of new and used books, but don't go in expecting a standard retail bookstores organizational system; this spot requires a little bit of searching for some gems. Books are fairly priced and I saw some for as low as $5. I didn't really interact with any staff members too much so I can't speak on the service, but overall a nice place for book lovers :)
Stepping into this bookstore is like walking into a lush urban jungle. Verden plants spill from every shelf and corner, their vines weaving through an electric collection of bone chilling horror, vintage comics to intricate historical mysteries. At the heart of the store, a see-through mesh aviary houses a colony of small finches who are beeping and fluttering around inside. It is truly a paradise for any book lover. I recommend grabbing a cup of coffee and taking a slow stroll through the greenery. While you are there, be sure to check out the unique merchandise and T-shirts by the entrance. Though the prices of the books are quite steep, It is nonetheless a fun destination to visit.
Came across this beautiful bookstore while exploring Montrose. The entire place looks and feels like a set from a fairytale. You walk in through a tunnel of plants. The entire bookshelf's are arranged like a labyrinth. I was a able to find a book that I had been searching for. I asked for help locating it and the gentleman working the counter walked me straight to the location. I will definitely be back next time I visit.
Lost Books is a branch of The Last Bookstore. Having visited the DTLA and Studio City locations, I was curious about this Montrose location so I made a little road trip to check it out. There's plenty of street parking and there's a free public parking lot nearby, so no worries on finding a spot. Being a book nerd and an early bird (a double threat!), I showed up right when they opened. Out of the three The Last Bookstore locations, in terms of size I would say Lost Books is about on par with the Studio City branch. Definitely smaller than the original DTLA, but they make the most out of their layout. Lost Books is circularly designed like a spiral with a nice selection of books, vinyl, shirts, etc. If you're in the mood to get some reading done, there are a few reading nooks throughout the store. The book selection is a nice blend of new and old, all fairly priced. I snagged four books and the nice employee even threw in some free flower seeds - that's a first for me, but definitely appreciative since I have a green thumb mother-in-law! Overall I have to say that Lost Books is a nice bookstore. Considering how there's not a whole lot of bookstores anymore, it's always great to find one that offers a welcoming respite from the world. Getting lost in books is always a comfort for me, so if you're similar to me you need to visit Lost Books!
I can't believe that when I lived in Montrose, I've walked by this place so many times and didn't realize what was inside!! Finally visited this place after seeing a few pictures and my daughter offered to take me for a visit. The pictures definitely look better than up close and personal depending where you take the shot. Plenty of books, and I liked how they displayed them. Definitely different from other bookstores that I've visited through the years. Some spots to sit while you decide to read a few pages before purchasing. Plenty of free parking and a few meters as well.
I am a sucker for bookstores, new, used, gently used, pre-owned, pre-washed, whatever. This one, I believe, is a sister to the absolutely fabulous and incredible LAST Bookstore in DTLA. This bookstore (no signage out front, it's LOST, get it?) is located along the delightful main drag of Montrose. It's got real birds chirping away in a cage, classic jazz vocalists on the sound system, plants, and a very well curated selection of books. I believe they are all used. I found some real gems here that I have been looking for forever. The store itself is not huge but there are more books here than you may think and the organization of the aisles is funky but not maddeningly so. I spent far more time (and money) here than I thought I would spend. But don't misunderstand: the book prices are not unreasonable. I just purchased a lot of books. They also have vinyl records and CDs, too. Montrose is really far from just about everywhere but this is an excellent bookstore in a very cute town and if you love books, put this delightful store high on your list.
Last Books is a branch of the famous bookstore The Last Bookstore in DTLA. Cool spot that has very different vibes almost feels like walking through racks of books in a jungle. Friendly staff who help you with any questions you may have. Cool day trip out of LA and the town Montrose has nice walkable streets with local shops and restaurants.
I had a very LA day which included pilates, fancy bookstore, and Thai/Viet fusion food. Right? Lost Books if not considered fancy, is like the never broody, cup-is-half-full younger sister of dtla's Last Bookstore. You'll find parking easier, the place is brightly lit, EVERY plant is giving you oxygen, and the employees generally leave you alone unless you're ready to check out or they have to usher you out for closing time. I know that from personal experience (sorry Liz at the front register!). My favorite is the little reading nook that I learned is not meant for you to hide out like you are going to discover the bookstore version of Night at the Museum. The book selection is very decent although I would love to see some curated staff picks. I can't really speak on the vinyls because I was distracted by the apparel collaboration between Lost Books and Gimme Danger. Plus I don't have a record player or collection space, and I'm just not hipster enough to post records/covers as wall art. I don't love the drive to Montrose but it's an of-course-I'll-visit whenever I'm on this side of town. The stretch of stores on Honolulu Ave are so stinking cute. Bookmark it for the next time you want an LA day, away from helLA proper.
One of my favorite independent bookstores! They have such a large selection of new and recycled reads, vinyls, merchandise, etc. They have multi floors and seating areas. Creative art displays that integrated in their shelving/walkway areas. Upper levels offer small boutiques with art galleries, comic book selections, and other independent finds. A book lovers paradise. I teach little ones and was so happy with the children's book area. Found titles I wouldn't have found elsewhere and I'd much better support a bookstore then online. walked out with a bag full. I appreciate recycled books that have a history of past enjoyment for others. Spent a an hour and could have spent more. Employees are helpful and value is great. Truly a treasure and I can't wait for my next visit.
We were on vacation found this place on yelp and decided to stop by. It's on a street with a lot of shopping and restaurants. This place is absolutely gorgeous even from the outside pictures don't do it justice. There's books and seating outside. They have a million plants here and they are all real. Extremely amazing how they keep them alive. There's a big fish tank and a giant cage with little birds. I loved how the shelves are located. They turn and swirl so you can see all the books. This place had amazing prices. I purchased a book for $3. The service was also fantastic. If you love books this has to be on your bucket list. Absolutely beautiful!
First time in this outstanding bookstore today. I've been wanting to visit the venue for quite a while. It was worth the wait. In the area with the bestie and we were looking for some wholesome touristy fun so we hit this Montrose Street shopping area. I didn't expect it to have all of the shops and restaurants that it did and for it to be spread out over three blocks. It was great! We walked up and back down and almost missed Lost Books. The signage is small but you cannot miss the arch on the front of building and the plethora of plants placed around the front and the door. When you walk inside there entryway is also arched and covers the entire archway. Signs do say to not touch the plants so keep your hands to yourself. We moved around the curved aisles separately and together and took it all in. Initially I was so transfixed by the design and decor I forgot I was there to look at books and the vinyl. The vinyl section is in the back of the store and they have a lot of options both older music and newer spanning most genres. There was seating near the racks and in a couple of other areas in the back. It was great to be in a bookstore that actually drew us in and created all of these niche moments so people would and could sit and read and relax. We spent about an hour moving around the space enjoying every inch. We both came away with a book or two to add to our collections. Thank you, Lost Books for sharing this warm and welcoming experience with us!
This store is so adorable. They sell both used and new books, vinyl and plants. The design of the store is warm and inviting. Lots of places to sit and peruse. They will also buy your used books and/or accept donations.
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I LOVE this store! It has a variety of used and new books set around the store in a beautiful twisting maze style. The store is covered with beautiful greenery and plants. There's also options to buy awesome shirts, vinyls, and even the plants! They have a vast selection of classics, modern fiction, fantasy and sci, and thrillers. They lack a little in the horror and romance section in my opinion but it was really fun looking around at everything they had to offer. This was such an amazing gem! read more
3 days ago
Super cool and unique book & vinyl record store in Montrose! The greenery around the space makes for great and comfortable vibes, and there's a couple of random seating options throughout the place where you can sit and enjoy a book. Good selection of new and used books, but don't go in expecting a standard retail bookstores organizational system; this spot requires a little bit of searching for some gems. Books are fairly priced and I saw some for as low as $5. I didn't really interact with any staff members too much so I can't speak on the service, but overall a nice place for book lovers :) read more
Stepping into this bookstore is like walking into a lush urban jungle. Verden plants spill from every shelf and corner, their vines weaving through an electric collection of bone chilling horror, vintage comics to intricate historical mysteries. At the heart of the store, a see-through mesh aviary houses a colony of small finches who are beeping and fluttering around inside. It is truly a paradise for any book lover. I recommend grabbing a cup of coffee and taking a slow stroll through the greenery. While you are there, be sure to check out the unique merchandise and T-shirts by the entrance. Though the prices of the books are quite steep, It is nonetheless a fun destination to visit. read more
Came across this beautiful bookstore while exploring Montrose. The entire place looks and feels like a set from a fairytale. You walk in through a tunnel of plants. The entire bookshelf's are arranged like a labyrinth. I was a able to find a book that I had been searching for. I asked for help locating it and the gentleman working the counter walked me straight to the location. I will definitely be back next time I visit. read more
Lost Books is a branch of The Last Bookstore. Having visited the DTLA and Studio City locations, I was curious about this Montrose location so I made a little road trip to check it out. There's plenty of street parking and there's a free public parking lot nearby, so no worries on finding a spot. Being a book nerd and an early bird (a double threat!), I showed up right when they opened. Out of the three The Last Bookstore locations, in terms of size I would say Lost Books is about on par with the Studio City branch. Definitely smaller than the original DTLA, but they make the most out of their layout. Lost Books is circularly designed like a spiral with a nice selection of books, vinyl, shirts, etc. If you're in the mood to get some reading done, there are a few reading nooks throughout the store. The book selection is a nice blend of new and old, all fairly priced. I snagged four books and the nice employee even threw in some free flower seeds - that's a first for me, but definitely appreciative since I have a green thumb mother-in-law! Overall I have to say that Lost Books is a nice bookstore. Considering how there's not a whole lot of bookstores anymore, it's always great to find one that offers a welcoming respite from the world. Getting lost in books is always a comfort for me, so if you're similar to me you need to visit Lost Books! read more
I can't believe that when I lived in Montrose, I've walked by this place so many times and didn't realize what was inside!! Finally visited this place after seeing a few pictures and my daughter offered to take me for a visit. The pictures definitely look better than up close and personal depending where you take the shot. Plenty of books, and I liked how they displayed them. Definitely different from other bookstores that I've visited through the years. Some spots to sit while you decide to read a few pages before purchasing. Plenty of free parking and a few meters as well. read more
8 months ago
I am a sucker for bookstores, new, used, gently used, pre-owned, pre-washed, whatever. This one, I believe, is a sister to the absolutely fabulous and incredible LAST Bookstore in DTLA. This bookstore (no signage out front, it's LOST, get it?) is located along the delightful main drag of Montrose. It's got real birds chirping away in a cage, classic jazz vocalists on the sound system, plants, and a very well curated selection of books. I believe they are all used. I found some real gems here that I have been looking for forever. The store itself is not huge but there are more books here than you may think and the organization of the aisles is funky but not maddeningly so. I spent far more time (and money) here than I thought I would spend. But don't misunderstand: the book prices are not unreasonable. I just purchased a lot of books. They also have vinyl records and CDs, too. Montrose is really far from just about everywhere but this is an excellent bookstore in a very cute town and if you love books, put this delightful store high on your list. read more
Last Books is a branch of the famous bookstore The Last Bookstore in DTLA. Cool spot that has very different vibes almost feels like walking through racks of books in a jungle. Friendly staff who help you with any questions you may have. Cool day trip out of LA and the town Montrose has nice walkable streets with local shops and restaurants. read more
3 months ago
I had a very LA day which included pilates, fancy bookstore, and Thai/Viet fusion food. Right? Lost Books if not considered fancy, is like the never broody, cup-is-half-full younger sister of dtla's Last Bookstore. You'll find parking easier, the place is brightly lit, EVERY plant is giving you oxygen, and the employees generally leave you alone unless you're ready to check out or they have to usher you out for closing time. I know that from personal experience (sorry Liz at the front register!). My favorite is the little reading nook that I learned is not meant for you to hide out like you are going to discover the bookstore version of Night at the Museum. The book selection is very decent although I would love to see some curated staff picks. I can't really speak on the vinyls because I was distracted by the apparel collaboration between Lost Books and Gimme Danger. Plus I don't have a record player or collection space, and I'm just not hipster enough to post records/covers as wall art. I don't love the drive to Montrose but it's an of-course-I'll-visit whenever I'm on this side of town. The stretch of stores on Honolulu Ave are so stinking cute. Bookmark it for the next time you want an LA day, away from helLA proper. read more
One of my favorite independent bookstores! They have such a large selection of new and recycled reads, vinyls, merchandise, etc. They have multi floors and seating areas. Creative art displays that integrated in their shelving/walkway areas. Upper levels offer small boutiques with art galleries, comic book selections, and other independent finds. A book lovers paradise. I teach little ones and was so happy with the children's book area. Found titles I wouldn't have found elsewhere and I'd much better support a bookstore then online. walked out with a bag full. I appreciate recycled books that have a history of past enjoyment for others. Spent a an hour and could have spent more. Employees are helpful and value is great. Truly a treasure and I can't wait for my next visit. read more
We were on vacation found this place on yelp and decided to stop by. It's on a street with a lot of shopping and restaurants. This place is absolutely gorgeous even from the outside pictures don't do it justice. There's books and seating outside. They have a million plants here and they are all real. Extremely amazing how they keep them alive. There's a big fish tank and a giant cage with little birds. I loved how the shelves are located. They turn and swirl so you can see all the books. This place had amazing prices. I purchased a book for $3. The service was also fantastic. If you love books this has to be on your bucket list. Absolutely beautiful! read more
First time in this outstanding bookstore today. I've been wanting to visit the venue for quite a while. It was worth the wait. In the area with the bestie and we were looking for some wholesome touristy fun so we hit this Montrose Street shopping area. I didn't expect it to have all of the shops and restaurants that it did and for it to be spread out over three blocks. It was great! We walked up and back down and almost missed Lost Books. The signage is small but you cannot miss the arch on the front of building and the plethora of plants placed around the front and the door. When you walk inside there entryway is also arched and covers the entire archway. Signs do say to not touch the plants so keep your hands to yourself. We moved around the curved aisles separately and together and took it all in. Initially I was so transfixed by the design and decor I forgot I was there to look at books and the vinyl. The vinyl section is in the back of the store and they have a lot of options both older music and newer spanning most genres. There was seating near the racks and in a couple of other areas in the back. It was great to be in a bookstore that actually drew us in and created all of these niche moments so people would and could sit and read and relax. We spent about an hour moving around the space enjoying every inch. We both came away with a book or two to add to our collections. Thank you, Lost Books for sharing this warm and welcoming experience with us! read more
2 years ago
A cute used bookstore with unique finds in Montrose on a street filled with unique independent businesses. I love the plants, unique seating options, and curated list of books on the shelves. There's also some birds inside the bookstore! Definitely picture worthy place to visit as well as to read a chapter here and there read more
1 year ago
An absolute paradise! A must visit bookstore if you are ever in the area. You would get lost in all they have to offer, with both used and new books. They even have a vinyl selection! The place itself is just cozy and inviting. With how easy it is to purchase books online, it's nice to see people still support actual bookstores. The staff was kind. The prices were reasonable. This will be a for sure stop anytime I am in the area. read more
2 years ago
Very pretty bookstore! This is the sister bookstore to the last bookstore in downtown and the greenery is just absolutely stunning! They sell both used and new books with a records section at the back. There are a lot of interesting finds here that I sometimes don't see in other bookstores. For example, there's a book on Disneyland / Disney World planning strategies and another book on Studio Ghibli movies. You are also welcomed to donate and/or sell your books here! read more
1 year ago
I visited my hometown a couple days ago and I was pleased to see that they had a new bookstore :) They have vinyl records and a bunch of other goodies inside! They have a couple of birds inside the store too. The store was decorated beautifully with lots of greenery and warm lighting. Me and my friend enjoyed walking through each section of the store. Highly recommend if you are strolling through Montrose. read more
2 years ago
I love everything about this place! The way it's setup and decorated, the books, the vibe... You can spend a while in here going through each aisle and looking through their book selection. They have all types of books including some pretty old ones, and they're all at great prices. Stop buying from those large chain retailers and buy books here! read more
My mom and I love this local bookstore. We often go here while doing any business or eating in Montrose. The lovely Welsh woman at the checkout desk was bright and kind. She helped us find what we needed and Mom ended up buying about 8 books. A new addition i loved looking at were the clothes for sale. They had cool graphics on sweatshirts , t shirts and cut off women's t shirts. I took a few photos of my favorites. The ambiance is so calming amd relaxing with plants and winding aisles of hundreds of books. The books are well organized and grouped by subject and so it makes it fun to come back often to see the new ones they've added. There are DVDs and Record Albums and CDs. Many are vintage and for anyone over 50 we love seeing these. In addition, classic paperbacks are wrapped in clear protective plastic so you can see the title and author. We have also donated a few hundred books here ourselves hoping others will enjoy the books we have. This store is connected with its mother store in downtown LA which ensures both stores are constantly bringing new books and refreshing their stock yet always have the classics available. They have books for all ages too. We got a few children's books too and they were clean and in good cIndition. Great place to bring people visiting too!!! Its not expensive so you feel good when you buy your selections. read more
2 years ago
Absolutely stunning bookstore! Even before you walk in, the front is decorated with plants and looks beyond cozy. Then you enter and the entrance is astounding. It's so cute with all the plants decorated. They even have cute lil birds in there (side note: there are two birds in there that were sitting cozily next to each other and were precious hehe) There's different genres of books and there's definitely potential here. But there isn't too much to choose from their selection. You can see there are a decent amount of shelves empty and they can be filled with books!! Imagine if it were filled to the brim.. I know the bookish girls would eat it up, just sayin' lol It was relaxing to walk around and see what they had though. I can't wait to come back here and hopefully there's more books to choose from (I'm a romance reader and it would be great to see newer options available. there's a good amount of the old school Nora Roberts style paperbacks lol) read more
7 months ago
3 months ago
What a cool bookstore! Checked this place out last weekend and what a treat for any book and/or plant lover and I just happened to be both! Lost Books has a great selection of both new releases and used books. I found some books by one or my favorite authors that I didn't even know existed. Of course I scooped those up. The store itself is so esthetically pleasing with all kinds of seating area nooks to chill for a bit. The plants on display are all for sale. I didn't walk out with any but I was definitely tempted. Upon checkout we actually got one of the books for free because the cover was torn off. We didn't even mention it but that's just the amazing customer service Lost Books offers. Parking was very easy...there's a free lot around back. The entire street is filled with all kinds of cute shops and restaurants. We'll definitely be back. read more
It might not be visible at first but driving down the streets of Montrose does come with perks, and one of them being this jungle gem of a book store named Lost Books! As the name suggests, you indeed can get lost inside as this one story floor filled with a combination of greenery and paper bindings might have made you felt as though you were transported into a story unlike any other! They definitely do love their plants and are open to share them with all of the customers as well as passerbyers, whether they be on display in the front or even inside. Even walking within the store feels like a magical dream as the staff had laid out the walkway to feel like a spiral maze of sorts with appropriately placed genres to compliment. For all of those book worms with an eye for fun designs, give this place minutes out of your time! read more
9 months ago
2 years ago
My fiancé and I took our engagement photos at Lost Books and not only is the store absolutely stunning inside and outside -- especially for book lovers like us -- but the staff made us feel so welcomed and taken care of. Jenna the manager was communicative and so excited to welcome our shoot to the store. Maddie, who was our in-store contact, went above and beyond for us -- she even played our favorite music throughout the store to keep us upbeat and comfortable during the shoot. If you are thinking about booking Lost Books for a photoshoot, don't hesitate! They are fairly priced and lovely to work with. Big thank you! (Photos by Lex and the Lotus Photography) read more
BEAUTIFUL!! I fell in love with this bookstore! It's so calming inside and is so well organized. I was impressed and amazed by Lost Books. Vinyl, DVDs, Coffee table books, Journals, BookTok Shelf and books from all genres!! It's a cute little hidden place that does not have a large sign saying it's there! They do have a chalk board in front with staff picks and a couple yellow seats. Once you walk in though.....::sigh:: so pretty. Love the sounds of the birds...yes real birds. read more
The best combination of books, plants and tropical decorations in cozy town, Montrose. It's on Honolulu Ave and is set up like tropical decorations. Yes, dogs are allowed and my puppy loves books. Like father, like son. There's a quote that the one who reads lives the thousand lives. I'm the town of no need to mention "Bernese Mountain dog", so you know how educated the community is and could be a little bubble of Verdugo mountain under Crescenta Valley. #ykyk #privilege We need more independent book stores in California. I often disappear from myself in store like this. Price is just right ! "The Lost Books" - what an exotic place to be. You are the author of you life. Watch out 2024. read more
A good book(store) has no ending. Lost Books (est 2021) is a cute bookstore with lots of natural greenery and books. It's located in Montrose in northeast LA County, this shop is a sister of L.A.'s Last Bookstore. This is a touristy spot known for its forested design and perfect archway and photo spots. Furthermore, they have birds in a huge cage stationed on the left center by the wall. They sell a breadth of books (old-new), comics, and vinyl. You can easily spend hours inside the Lost Books, get lost in tranquility of nature and your wild imagination while you read a book or two or take photos for the gram. The bookshelves are labeled and very organized. Overall, this is an amazing bookstore. I recommend you visit. read more
1 year ago
Located in a quiet, unincorporated area which encompasses those parts of the Crescenta Valley, northwestern San Rafael Hills, and northeastern Verdugo Mountains not within the cities of Glendale or La Cañada Flintridge - you'll find Montrose, where Lost Books, which opened quietly in late June 2021, is a sister to downtown L.A.'s Last Bookstore, the massive store and tourist spot known for its huge inventory and picture-perfect archway and book sculptures. I first heard about this place while leafing through a travel magazine during the middle of the pandemic - and little did I know, I'd come across Lost Books through different social media platforms - eventually bookmarking this place on my Yelp app. There's no sign once you enter from the charming 'Main Street' of their historic downtown, but if you venture in through the Instagram-ready tunnel of plants and greenery, you'll emerge into the world of Lost Books. This location in the shopping district on Honolulu Boulevard -- just down the street from Once Upon a Time, another terrific bookstore -- sells books, plants, gifts & knick knacks, as well as a wide variety vinyl records. It was a calm and serene sight when my friend and l visited on a Monday afternoon, just a few individuals walking around & browsing through their store - and pretty much to our surprise, the picture-perfect archway & lush tunnel - we had to ourselves & endure & indulge our selfies & Instagram-worthy snapshots. Based on our conversation with the owner, she mentioned that her goal is to "keep somewhat of the same style and vibe" as The Last Bookstore in Downtown L.A., and one notable difference is all the greenery here. It's both unexpected and -- based on the reaction of shoppers -- a delight. Definitely a welcome sight for those who come and check out this one-of-a-kind, stunning bookstore! As we checkout our selections, a customer comes up to the register, and Spencer points out the shoppers around the store. "They're happy. To see 13- and 14-year-old kids coming out -- there's no phone in sight -- they're looking at books, they're pointing, they're sharing with each other. That's why we're doing it. We're doing it for the people who walk through the tunnel and are just like, 'Wow!' We want that reaction, we want that feeling, that experience." Highly recommend to check this place out - definitely worth the drive, and did I say that parking is VERY easy?! It's off the beaten path - but trust me, you'll soon be mesmerized & appreciate the calmness & serenity once you come & take a look for yourselves. Don't say I didn't warn ya! read more
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