This place is clearly for BiblioFiles, my husband being one. There are millions of books in this…read morebarn, all organized, and sorted. However, it is like walking into 1000 basements. I couldn't stay long because of the mold. Vlad tried to help me, leading me into a maze of stacks of towering books and boxes marked copy paper. I usually buy books at the library book sale, so I thought these prices were a little high. Cash only, forcing my husband to drive to an ATM. Not for the feint of heart.

Great place so many books! Wish I Lived closer. And Lionel…read moretrain parts and some vinyl

Great used book store; very knowledgeable and interesting owner! Definitely worth a visit if you…read moreare in the area.

Stopped in here for the first time. Thousands of books packed into this place. I was pleased to…read morefind some books on medieval subjects. My wife says the selection of knitting books is stellar. (Turns out the owner's wife is a compulsive knitter, like mine.) Open by appointment or serendipity, so take your chances.

I loved this cute little bookshop in Cortland! I didn't notice any used books but maybe they're…read moremixed in. Good selection of new and not-so new books. A section featured recommendations. Good, friendly service.

We just stumbled across this charming bookstore that recently opened. Such friendly people and they…read morehost special events. Even though it is a smaller shop, the Children's section was impressive. Great variety of books and adorable, adorable, adorable stuffed animals. I had to use self restraint and remind myself I'm an adult, and I really don't need one. I did indulge, however , in some gorgeous paper products. They make me happy! Please note they have a limited amount of used books - at least at this time

The greatest book sale. Amazing. A warehouse full of books is the closest thing to heaven on Earth.read more

Just wonderful! I am from out of town. I happened to be in the neighborhood and stopped by this…read morebook sale. Today (May 15) was the first day of the third weekend of their May sale. I can only imagine the selection at the beginning of the sale and how much stock was probably available. Even so, the selection today was remarkable. You certainly get a flavor for what all the college professors are requiring lit majors to buy by the mass quantities of certain titles. Anyhow, this sale has all kinds of books that are organized by topic and then by author. Really well run and the staff is friendly and efficient. Cash, check or card accepted. Today they marked down the prices; the most expensive book was 50 cents. The deals are wild! Masks and social distancing are enforced. There was a line outside when I arrived (5:15pm) and I waited for about 20-25 minutes to get in. It seemed to be a slower time and I'm not sure what the wait would be if it was a peak hour. If you pay $100 to become a "friend" you can have early accsss. It was well worth my time and I'm happy to support this organization!

We had such a great time at this game store! They had an excellent variety of games and puzzles,…read moresome traditional, and many that I've never heard of. There were also a few puzzles and games you could try out in the store. I ended up getting an escape room type set, and the cashier was friendly and quick. I'd love to come back the next time I'm in the area.

Very cool store with tons of "brain games" located in the downtown Ithaca commons. Lots of…read moregames/puzzles you can't really find anywhere else. We stopped in while wandering the commons and were impressed with all the offerings. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Gourdlandia is a welcoming space to purchase some fun (and sometimes functional) art, try your hand…read moreat some gourd art as well as learn about gourds. Graham Ottoson is very welcoming and encouraging. If you want a fun experience in Ithaca, check it out.

When I was researching things to do in Ithaca I stumbled upon a placed called "Gourdlandia". A…read moreplace dedicated to gourds? I had to check it out and I'm so glad I did. Not too far from town, a bit off the beaten path is Gourdlandia. When I arrived, there were some people weeding in the garden including the owner who warmly greeted us and showed us around the garden explaining the process the gourds go through in order to use them to make artwork. Afterwards we went into the shop and there were beautiful crafted lamps and other items for purchase. I bought a super cute nightlight that I can't wait to use!

Great selection of used books that are in really good condition, not battered at all and some feel…read morenew or pretty new. The store is cute and well organized with clear labels everywhere, and it has a fun, hip college vibe that makes it easy to spend time browsing. There was a small discount section right outside too. Great place to pick up your next read!

Prepare to spend hours in the bookstore. With three levels, this massive used bookstore has a lot…read moreto look through. There's a lot of progressive/activism books, but plenty of fiction too! I thought the books were generally well-priced, and the service was helpful and efficient.

Beautiful pieces with unique design. The owners/artists were so friendly, helpful and went out of…read moretheir way to assist us. The selection of items to shop is amazing. The attention to detail, care and skill shows in each piece. A must stop and shop if you are touring around Seneca Lake. We purchased several items for ourselves and as gifts. We look forward to coming back.

Cute little shop with steampunk art jewelry. Beautiful spoon rings, and all kinds of fun earrings,…read morebracelets, rings, and necklaces. You are sure to find something for yourself or someone else. Whimsical jewelry with great positive energy in the shop. The owner is really nice and we had a nice conversation with her. Make sure to stop in!