My favourite bookstore. Little separate rooms make it feel cozy and private. Big selection, nice…read morestaff. People always coming and going but never too busy. It is worth your time to go have a look.

Not too bad, in terms of variety. A little pricy though, for some of the second handed items.read more

A great place to visit for used books of many genres. Good selection of mystery, modern literature,…read moresci-if, teen, without any of the cluttered disorganization you encounter in many used bookstores. Most of the books looked to be from the last few decades but there are a handful of more antique editions too. The owner seems friendly and helpful.

An ideal bookstore for searching or just browsing. Excellent variety, prices and staff. If you go…read moredon't miss the upper shelves.

I really enjoyed the experience here, when I visited earlier this autumn. Went here, intrigued by…read morethe used book store and cafe concept. Ordered lunch and had a short browse in their shop. Lots to see. My friends and I took to their patio which is located down by the creek. On the day we went it was sunny and warm, perfect for an outdoor meal. I love birds and there are plenty around, and pretty feeders to entice. My friends ordered burgers and fries. The fries portion sizes are huge here. Its likely best to share if you go with someone or order an extra small fry. Their burgers looked amazing! I dont eat beef, yet they were deluxe patties with cheese, bacon tomato and lettuce, plus mayo and ketchup. I ordered the avocado wrap and their house salad. It was so large and so tasty. The pickles which, came with, were quality pickles and to die for. I absolutely loved how quaint it was inside. It used to be the actual flour mill of Williamsford. Fully operational. As this was back in September I dont recall all the dates the man shared. However, when him and his partner took it over they did some renos in order to bring it up to code. When our order was ready, they brought it down to us on the patio. HEAVY plates and it was quite a distance to walk to deliver the food to us. I met them up the hill to help out. Upon ordering my coffee I was interested in their milk alternatives and the lovely man took his time displaying options for me and offering up samples of the "milks" so that I was pleased with my decision. In spite of customers waiting behind me. I was a little uneasy to have so many ppl behind me so I allowed them to be taken care of before I completed my coffee order. Really, really top notch, friendly, informative and pleasant owners. We had our lunch late and they were closing soon, yet they even stayed open to allow further time for us to all explore the varied books they have. While they cleaned and did the dishes. I would definitely return sometime again in the future. And it is well recommended!

This place is a converted old mill. I stopped by here because I wanted to check out the mill, but…read moredecided to stay for lunch. I'm glad that I did. I had the portobello mushroom burger which was very good - it is made with a sundried tomato and pesto sauce. The carrot cake is to die for. Very nice atmosphere as it is a renovated old mill and a book store, so you can walk around and peruse while you wait.

The Green Apple Bookstore is not only an amazing place to pick up second hand books, but they also…read moresell used vinyl and have a fair trade gift shop in the back that sells funky handcrafts and fair trade products from different parts of the world. They have great prices and friendly staff. Check them out, located on the main street in Collingwood, beside Cafe Chartreuse.

Huge selection of used books, including many collectibles and rare books. Great generalist…read morebookstore located in a busy strip mall. Hard to move around the piles of books sometimes, but dedicated searchers and lovers of bookstores will be rewarded.

I phoned the store and spoke to a very tired voice that sounded very uninterested or uninformed…read morewhen she told me they had nothing by the authors of the six books I wanted. Her good bye sounded more like a good bye and good riddance.