Chapter 11. Once good bookshop, now gone. Probably because of inept front end clerks. A derelict…read morelooking woman pulling prices out of thin air and hustling people in isles. People just shuffle in with pit bulls..? Receipts never show prices! Get a register. Closed. Review: 0

Lovely bookshop located in a quaint area of Kingston. The shop employees were knowledgeable and…read morekind. Although I didn't buy any books (decision fatigue) I saw many books that deserved a spot on my bookshelf. This place is meant to be enjoyed. With many gently used books, dvds, and posters, this book shop is a must stop!

Good selection of new books. I didn't see a used section, but I wasn't looking for one. Well…read moreorganized by genre. Friendly staff. Stickers, toys, books, of course.

Cutest little bookshop with the most helpful staff! Loved browsing, and then someone helped me with…read moregreat recos so I could find a book to bring home!

5 stars for this adorable vintage shop in Kingston! I'd give 10 stars if I could…read more If you're feeling drab and tired of dressing like everyone else, I implore you to shop here. You will emerge as a style ICON. This place has a curated selection of clothing, lots of vintage pieces, and AFFORDABLE PRICES! (we love an affordable price!) Rewind also features clothing and art pieces with in-house, hand crafted designs that cannot be found anywhere else. Karli's handmade work is a treasure trove of unique pieces. This place is family owned by the warmest, most welcoming people on the planet, and stepping into this shop feels like a god damn hug. If you're in the area, Rewind is a must-visit!

The cutest vintage store run by the sweetest family. In addition to their vintage options they also…read morehave a variety of clothes that fit the current styles and trends! Great price point too!

This place is one of those town gems that everyone wants to succeed…read more If you like mushrooms, the environment, unique games and toys, and little cute knick knacks, this place is for you. When you enter, there's a friendly vibe and open interior that welcome you in. You likely won't find any bargains which is to be expected for a local business. There are a few couches that are very comfy but not much seating overall. They also have a bathroom for customers. Located near the waterfront, this place has street parking or a municipal lot that isn't too far.

Our little nieces are OBSESSED with this shop. Every time they come to town the first thing they…read morewant to know is when they can visit Chicory. So lucky to have this gem in the neighborhood, the shop emanates light and good vibes!

I so wish this place were the place where I might hang out, eat and enjoy a community space;…read morehowever I am disappointed in the the mask wearing requirement and the tiny back area for seating which has been full the two times I was there. You must be masked in the large open area as you walk in to order. It's my kind of place but I wish the owners could create a friendly and safe seating area in front with the nice big windows, books and plants.Most, it seemed we're doing takeout.

Community focused space. We sat here for several hours to use the internet (steady and consistent)…read more The space was incredibly friendly and welcoming. It's divided into two large rooms, one with the cafe & bookshop and the second with more seating & local art. We tasted several pastries including the mushroom tart, pumpkin danish, and jalapeño cream cheese croissant. All were fresh, delicious, and made with a sense of love you can only achieve from a handmade good. We had several varieties of coffee and tea and all were on point. The space hosts different events and apparently we missed a noise show the night prior. Sliding scale menu, so prices are reasonable at the suggested rates. They also have a community fridge & pantry and we watched as local donors came by to donate fresh goods. Overall, I can't praise this place enough for creating a communal safe space. If you're in the Kingston area, this is a must see stop.

No. I don't read books on a Kindle. To be clear, I like holding a real book. That's why I'm so…read morehappy this Barnes & Noble in Kingston, NY, exists here. One thing to mention is that the café at this B&N serves Starbucks drinks and bites, but it's not an independent, standalone Starbucks spot. I've been coming here for books, yearly wall calendars, writing pads and similar items for since I've been in the Catskills. The service has always been friendly and helpful. While they discontinued the Teacher Rewards membership, there are still other membership perks I can enjoy too. It's a great bookstore with a welcoming atmosphere, well-organized and it's nice having it nearby.

Went to exchange a few books my daughter got for her birthday a week ago, she already had its a new…read moreseries Sonic books, cashier was ready to handle till a lady i think the manager comes over and smells them saying they have been sitting around, who smells book but i did after and shes nuts smells and looks brand new like a new book,crazy.

Ordered a discontinued Jellycat (iykyk) to be shipped to me in AZ bc I could not find it anywhere…read moreelse. The shipping wasn't cheap, but they package it with care and sent it quickly, so I would definitely recommend them. Thrilled to find the perfect JC for a birthday gift and to get it so quickly.

Such a cute toy shop in Rhinebeck! We were in visiting the area and popped in, as we always have to…read morestop at a toy store for our kids lol, and we loved it! It's small, but PACKED with awesome brands and endless amounts of toys, games, crafty items, some clothes. Our kids loved it and we did too so we will definitely be back!