Wonderfully cute bookstore with both new and nicely used titles, and the friendliest service!…read moreHelped me find a title at another store, and held it for me. Highly recommend checking out their multiple locations. So important to support indy bookstores, now even more than ever!!

4 stars because they also sell used books at full price. This is a nice, tiny book shop that has a…read morebit of everything. The cashier wasn't talkative, no matter how hard I tried to engage him about books. I figured whatever was on the computer was way more interesting than the upcoming new book release. He probably just works there and doesn't read. That's fine!

Having a local bookstore in town is such a wonderful part of living in Wake Forest! The staff is so…read morefriendly and helpful. If you want a book and it's not in stock, it can be ordered easily. They have a rewards program that quite nice. Everything about this place is just so lovely. Buy your books here!

We stopped in after getting lunch at lemon tree. I love how they had signed copies of books…read moreavailable. The ladies in the shop were very friendly and talked to my kids and were trying to buy a ton of books. They helped me convince them to only get one. Three books cost me almost $50 so definitely pricey but who doesn't love a brand new book?

Flyleaf Books is a great bookstore. I've been here just twice, but each time I've had a positive…read moreexperience. The staff is friendly, the book selection is diverse and plentiful + there are customer review/comment cards on multiple books within the store. It's nice to read reviews from other book lovers. Flyleaf also has a number of events every month. I recently attended the Penguin Publisher event. Snacks and drinks were available to those that attended the event and there was a raffle at the end. The event was informative and full of book recs from the Penguin Publisher sales team. Flyleaf is legit! I'll be sure to add this location to one of my favorite bookstores in the Chapel Hill area.

Love the used book area and there's a pretty good variety of everything…read more Service was good and the people were friendly so it's gotten a bit better. The prices are pretty average which is why I frequently just go to the used books which are still a bit high but good variety of titles ($3-10 range). Love that they have their own easy free parking!!

Do not fall for the "free magazine subscription" SCAM. I made a purchase and the cashier offered "3…read morefree months of your choice of magazine subscriptions" I proceeded to ask, are there any secret fees/charges? The sales associate ASSURED me NO, there is no charge or fee. After the trial is over they will mail you a card asking if you'd like to continue the subscription and only at that time would you have to make payment if you chose to continue to receive the magazines. I never received said card and never thought I agreed to be charged for a subscription I didn't really want!! I am now having to go through the trouble of canceling subscriptions AFTER they have already charged my bank which B-A-M gave them the information too. HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED I was mislead and lied to.

I love BAM! There isn't one very close to where I live, so I always shop in one when I travel. The…read morestaff were friendly and helpful. This store is big with a great selection. I always love their ginormous magazine section!!

CoffeeHound is a cute little bookstore with a bit of a hodgepodge of books. I had a difficult time…read moretrying to figure out how the books were sorted. Hardcover and paperbacks were sometimes mixed together, as were the various genre, except for a few categories. It didn't really seem like an alpha-by-author sorting either. Even though the owner asked what type of books I liked to read, apparently understanding the layout and misunderstanding my meandering, I declined her help. I declined because I didn't really have a particular type of book in mind, but mostly because I usually find some real gems in layouts like CoffeeHound. It's like a super-mini Barnes and Noble, but with used books. The coffee bar is in the back corner, with reasonably priced coffee drinks. There's a large chair and a couple of small tables here so when you find a book, you can kick back, drink your coffee and enjoy the leisurely life.

I used to like this book store but unfortunately when Covid hit they closed down an haven't opened…read moreback up since .... Now when you go back there is an sign on the door saying they are temporary closed ( if you want an book ordered then you would need to email the owner an she would get back to you about the book and everything at her earliest convenience) I don't believe that they are going to open again ....

Once again everybody on my list got a fun book for christmas. I might as well have just browsed…read morearound, but I knew of particular things ahead of time. None were in stock, but the kind staff ordered them for me (3x of one ... they were like are you sure? yeah!) and everything arrived in less than a week! While I'm picking them up, there is interesting shopping to be done here. The staff is kind and attends to their duties. I got a phone call about all the books right on time. They tossed some Regulator Bookshop bookmarks in there, which some of my recipients will enjoy and some will wonder about.

The employees were extremely helpful. They had a wide variety of options. The prices were very…read morereasonable.

I have come here several times with friends for trivia when they happen on Friday nights. The…read moretrivia itself is actually one of the more challenging trivias that I have attended, but it's very fun. I really, really enjoy the food options they have and particularly love one of their salads, although I can't quite remember, which one at this time. I know it is one that has a vinaigrette! I've tried two or three different sandwiches and all of them have been really good. They also have a decent selection of beverages, including coffee and tea, alcoholic, and nonalcoholic items. My only wish is that they had some sort of newsletter, or a more regular calendar for me to be able to keep track of when they have trivia (like every other Friday or something would be nice!). I will definitely be checking back for future trivia postings!

Okay, first things first, this spot is SO cute. I did not realize that the theme was LOTR despite…read morebeing a huge LOTR fan, so it was a nice surprise when I stopped in. While there, I grabbed a latte and the Thorin breakfast biscuit. To add prosciutto it would have been an extra $3, which would have made the breakfast biscuit $9.25. Does that feel excessive? Yes. Do I wish I had done it? Also yes. The biscuit was good but it needed something else and I do think the meat would have been a good add. The latte was just okay. We're very lucky to have so many good coffee spots in the area so they are up against steep competition. Overall, really neat concept, cute spot, great for teleworking.

This is a beautiful and well stocked independent bookstore. The staff was really friendly and…read morehelpful when I arrived for an author event the other night. I saw Olivia Muenter speak about her new book Little One, and the seating and organization of the whole event was handled flawlessly. I thought it was very kind of the event to offer free tickets in addition to tickets that came with a copy of the book, as I had preordered from another store. I appreciated the consideration, and it made me want to stock up on other books from them. I didn't have any issues with parking at all- I got a spot in the large lot right out front. I was also able to choose from a variety of options for quick dinner stops before my event. All in all, a great addition to North Hills!

I love that Quail Ridge have an abundance of Black Authors where we can come out an support and get…read moreautograph copies.

Such a nice bookshop located right in the middle of downtown Durham! In addition to a great variety…read moreof reasonably-priced, well-curated books, they have a lot of cutesy Durham merch. If you have out-of-town visitors, would recommend bringing them here for souvenirs. The shop has 2 floors housing different genres; the top floor also has some seating. I think I saw they have some drinks for sale as well. It also seems like they have pretty regular events on a weekly basis (book clubs and the like), so I'm excited to go back for one of those in the future. Fast service, great ambiance. Free parking on weekends and weekdays after 7pm in nearby city of Durham garages. 10/10 would recommend!

Cool bookshop with a good variety of books and puzzles. Definitely recommend checking out this…read moreindependent bookstore

Guy working there with long hair was a real jerk when I politely waited for him to finish what he…read morewas doing on his phone to ask him if they had a book I was looking for. Without looking it up (he stayed on his phone throughout this) he just smiled like it was really funny to smugly say "we usually have it but we just ran out." And that was that. He didn't offer a solution just smiled and soaked in the self-pleasure of his snide answer. There was a painful pause as he waited for my reaction, wanting to relish in it, presumably, but I just said "ok then..?" And shrugged. And clearly disappointed I didn't leave right there he sighed and said "we could order one. Want to do that?" But he didn't offer any info about how much it would be, when it would be in, nothing. I had to pry that info from him. So forget it.

Hooray for independent booksellers. So & So is a small bookstore. It's not a used bookstore and…read moretheir titles are selective and probably not those you'll find (at least easily) at a mainstream shop. I like that. Sharing a space with an architectural firm, what you see when you first walk in, is what you get. There's not aisles and aisles of books, but that's what makes it easy to spend some time looking. The children and young adult section is a decent size, surprisingly, so it will give the kids something to do while you spend time looking. Mostly current authors, and a fair mix of biographical, non-fiction and informational, So & So does its job -- offering something different when time and boredom with the common stuff can make book shopping a chore. None of that is an issue here.