I love little bookstores. This one is charming. It's in a very small house and they have everything…read morearranged. Just so. There is a good amount of kids books, and large print which I love. They do have a lot of incoming items every week so I encourage everyone to go back frequently. The folks there are helpful and will hand you a basket and help you bring your books to the front when you are ready to check out. This is not a chain bookstore and I encourage everyone to frequent this local business.

The service was excellent, Selection and value were also premium!!!…read moreI love book stores like this one and hope the community will make this a success!

This is the best local bookstore in Georgia! The owner is a wonderful person and author. She has…read morecreated a warm, inviting environment to hang out, drink coffee and read. I've been attending the book club for a couple of years and love the community of friends I've made there.

What a magical and welcoming place! Kate has created such a…read morewarm, inviting environment -- one where anyone would feel comfortable spending time, connecting, and discovering new and wonderful things. LOVE IT!

My friends and I decided to participate in the Quiet Book Club at the Book Cellar on Sunday…read moreevening. We checked in with the store's owner upon arrival and were able to browse books or bring our own to read. In the cafe you could also order sandwiches, snacks, and drinks. It was a good experience, and we will visit again son.

Man - this spot gotta be theee dopest spot in Conyers. Firstly, it's Black and Women-owned, so i'm…read moreunsurprised at its layered utility - it's a haven for reflection, sustenance, enlightenment, and peace. The décor is remarkable - it's clear that the owners were very intentional about making the space feel like art, but also welcoming. Bold colors with lots of windows for natural light, and thoughtfully curated mini spaces throughout the café really make you feel like you're escaping the outside world while letting the sun shine in. And the food - scrumptious. The tomato bisque soup is made fresh onsite and from scratch, and is so delightful. i also have enjoyed their salads and teas. Basically - get thee to The Book Cellar. It's a great spot for catching up with a good friend, reading a new (or old) book, eating yummy food while lounging, and essentially giving yourself a few moments of calm in a space that feels like it was curated for your nervous system. 10/10 recommend.

This is a great little bookstore! They have lots of great used books at low prices…read more It was worth the drive from Gwinnett County

This is a nice little bookstore that's worth checking out. It may not be the biggest shop, but it…read morehas a decent selection, and it's always great to support a smaller bookstore. The atmosphere is cozy, and the staff is friendly. If you're looking for a break from the big-box stores, this is a good spot to browse for your next read.

We attended our granddaughters 5th birthday celebration this past Saturday and came away with a 5…read moreStar Review. From the decor to the games led by the amazing staff we were blown away. The room with armoire entrance where they had story time was hit with both the kids and the parents. The main event room look amazing as they recreated the Beauty and The Beast dinning room. One of the coolest areas as stated by our grandson was the Hobbit hole reading area. The shop is filled with a great selection of books. This little gem sits in downtown Monroe and if you are looking to shop or dine you have options as well. We recommend you stop in and give them a visit.

Exceeded my imagination! I adore this little shop and would visit often if I lived near. Such a…read morefabulously designed and thoughtful display of books for the little literature lovers in your life! This place made little me so happy and nostalgic.

I have been coming here for about a year now. The store has a very cozy feel to it, and has a lot…read morein it for such a small space. It is very well curated and reflects the value of our community. The history and current events section is particularly impressive, and often has books that are not readily available elsewhere. Every time I go I manage to find something. The phrase "I cant believe they have this!" goes through my head frequently when shopping here. The staff is friendly and very book knowlegeable, and is able to make recommendations tailored to patron's specific interests. It is truly a book lovers bookshop. Athenians looking for a great read or unique gift item are sure to find something here!

I never received my item. I put on a dispute with the bank. Just got a letter back saying they will…read morenot give me the money back and all they said was, oh try contacting the merchandizer and I told the person, do you not think I have the b**** flatter ghosted me no more details. The phone number doesn't work. And the bank acted dumb and kept repeating himself to take to talk to the actual seller

One of my favorite bookstores!!!…read more I love to shop here and browse books! I come here about every week and love to grab a coffee, pastry, and a book! The customer service is phenomenal! There is always a calm atmosphere and I always feel welcome! Even when I came in one time right before closing time! I really recommend this place!

I've visited this Barnes & Noble location several times, and every previous visit has been…read morepleasant. Unfortunately, this experience was very different. The cashier, a gentleman with sandy red hair, gave the customer ahead of me excellent service. He was friendly, talkative, asked if the customer had a Rewards membership, took the time to explain the program, handed him his bag, and waited until he walked away before calling me to the register. When it was my turn, there was no greeting or conversation. I placed my book on the counter, and he simply rang it up and said my total. Only as I was paying did he quickly ask if I had a Rewards card, almost as an afterthought. Before he had even put my receipt in the bag, he was already calling the next customer over. I had a question, but he rushed through his response so quickly that it felt like he couldn't wait to move on. The difference in how I was treated compared to the customer before me was very noticeable. I left feeling like I was an inconvenience rather than a valued customer. I've always enjoyed shopping at this location, which is why this interaction was so disappointing. I hope management reminds staff that every customer deserves the same level of courtesy and attention.

I was running some errands and drove past this book store. I was curious to see what was inside, so…read moreI turned around and parked and went inside to take a look. This is quite the hidden gem of a bookstore in Atlanta! This place feels very cozy and calming. There are countless books throughout the entire store sorted by genres. They even have a downstairs area filled with additional books as well as periodicals and magazines. The store almost transports you back in time, because there are sooooo many older and vintage copies of books. They even have some signed books for sale too! I saw a Dr. Seuss booked that was signed by the man himself...pretty cool if I do say so myself! The signed copies vary, but definitely take a look when you're there! It would make a super cool gift for someone. Another cool thing, is that they have 2 store cats! You will most likely find them by the front desk with the employees. One was napping when I came and the other was sitting right by the desk. The books all vary in price. It kinda just depends on what you get. I'll definitely be back in the future to take a further look!

Not a fan - I went to buy some books from the bargain shelf that were clearly marked as $2 and they…read moretried to charge me triple. In general overpriced and the workers weren't that friendly. Normally I wouldn't bother with a review, but because this store seems to have so many great reviews, I thought I'd drop in another perspective.

We were on a mad dash to get from Memphis to Greenville, SC, but stopped in Commerce for coffee and…read moresaw this wonderful bookstore just off the highway near Dunkin Donuts. Years ago they were located across the street, but the man (owner?) at the desk confirmed it was the same store. They did not have the book I wanted, but it was painful to have to leave the place without pursuing the shelves. .If you are a book buyer and are in the area, allow some time to check out this shop. It is well organized and well-lit. A thrift store and handsome household consignment shop are in the same plaza. I will stop at Wall of Books in October and will allow myself time on the next trip to make purchases.

Love this used bookstore!! I've been shopping and selling books with them for many years.read more

It's a sunny Sunday afternoon in late spring. I'm walking down Washington St to Low Yo-Yo, past…read morebars that are still sleeping in and shops that wish they could. I wander into the store which is playing the Beach Boys' "Don't Back Down", a song I've heard a zillion times, though this version ends with a verse I've never heard before. A gentleman, obviously a regular, wanders in and starts going into full detail about a 1970s Elvis bootleg he's just listened to, comparing it to similar bootlegs of the era. I grab a Sun Ra album and chat about the new Neil Young "Tonight's The Night" live reissue. I walk back out into the sunny Sunday afternoon with some great new music. This is about as good as it gets. Don't assume from some of those legacy names that this is some golden-oldies shop. Lots of good, weird stuff found here too. The employees here know their proverbial onions and are just at home talking about Japanese noise bands as they are, um, 1970s Elvis bootlegs. They're friendly folks too - if you're buying something cool they're going to talk to you about it. I don't live in Athens but I've shopped here sporadically for a good 20+ years. This is one of a handful of places that just _is_ Athens to me. You can always trust a Beefheart reference!

Spent a day in Athens while on a roadtrip recently and as always, I have to check out a local…read morerecord shop. Low Yo Yo is a brief walk away from the historic 40 Watt Club and near plenty of dining and drinking choices. While a relatively small store, it's packed wall to wall with a lot of records! I was particularly impressed by the great selection of catalogue titles they have--I always have a running list of records I'm looking for and often these are not present in my local shops. Many, if not most, of what I looked for WAS present here. Often a new title, shrinkwrapped and priced accordingly--but fairly/within market range. They did have some original pressings and used items, but overall their used items seem to be vastly outranked by their new items. However, I can't quite be sure of that as beyond the row of newly arrived used items all others are filed with their new counterparts. I like the overall organization of this store--by genre, by artist, and often within an artist's section all of the solo and sideprojects of a group are present and accounted for. There's also a pretty sweet local artists section (including REM) near the register. Friendly service, cool shop, would definitely make this a regular stop if I lived in the area.