A used bookstore with friendly staff and a great variety of books that I find interesting....is…read morebliss. I am a regular.

A cute little bookstore tucked in the center of town, it's small in size, but has a good selection…read moreof new and used titles at fair prices. The person working was friendly and knowledgable, and we ended up buying a few "new to us" titles. :)

Located on the south end of Main Street in downtown Sebastopol, kitty corner to the public parking…read morelot. They are housed right on the corner next door to Retrograde Coffee Roasters. I've been wanting to stop in and check out this place as they are local and getting great reviews. The owner said he's been there for over two decades. There is a wonderful collection of loose-leaf tea, books, and gifts. If you are seeking books on spirituality, religion, meditation, etc, they have a nice collection of published work. They also carry beautiful cards, incense, and teapots. They had a special display of their matcha products too. The atmosphere is soothing and peaceful. If you would like to relax with a cup of tea, there are a couple tables inside and a few outside as well. You can see their colorful teapots in the window.

Lots of teas to choose from and they explained each tea to us, will definitely be back!read more

Went in here for a last minute baptism gift…read more Such an awesome store! So peaceful, magical in a way, many items to look at. The owner was super knowledgeable and community oriented. Beautiful Orthodox art, huge variety of nesting dolls, Christmas decor, so much to look at I need to go back soon and spend more time there. I found a baptism prayer card, cross and nun nesting doll for my gifts. Some prices were great, very affordable, some items had very high prices that confused me, I assume they were antiques, many items were imported too. Even if you're not of the faith you should still come check this place out. The Orthodox Christmas decor, such as Christmas tree nesting dolls and the beautiful jewelry. There's really something for everyone.

Amazing store from icons to books, to prayer ropes and more. The selection of books is incomparable…read moreas is the service from Daniel the owner. Makes you feel right at home and can help you with whatever you're looking for whether it's a book on deep theology or history, or a book for inquirers and catechumans. Every time I'm in Santa Rosa I always make sure to make a quick stop at Not of This World Icons.

Great independent bookstore. I was looking for a rare automotive manual, and they had it in stock…read morealong with so many others. Great selection of other reads as well. I was even able to trade in my used books for store credit.

St. Eugene's Cathedral Books&Gifts is an unlikely place to find inspiring gifts. For one thing, the…read moregift shop is challenging to find... though there are interesting sights along the way such as a statuary depiction of Our Lady of Fatima with the children&their sheep. The signage can be confusing. Once you avoid the reserved parking spots, it can be a relatively easy walk. St. Eugene's Cathedral Books&Gifts has a surprisingly large variety of books for its tiny space. They have several booklets of novenas, and an extensive DVD selection. Service is friendly&helpful. What it lacks in space (and easy directions) it makes up for a great selection and amiable people! A cute little nook in Santa Rosa.

What a gem this shop is!! If you're out in Freestone do not miss it! Such a lovely mix of beautiful…read morehomewares and the most amazing selection of jewelry from different artists including some local ones. The owner Erin has amazing taste, she is also a jeweler herself and so incredibly talented. The staff is always so friendly and personable. Prices are pretty on par for this high quality of jewelry, especially considering everything is hand made and one of a kind. If you're looking for unique ethically sourced stones and jewelry, or special homewares, this is definitely the place to go.

One of West County's hidden treasures. Everytime I go, I feel like I could get lost for hours! I…read morehave many great things from Cochineal sprinkled around my house, but it's also a great place to shop for gifts. Not to mention its location is perfection - across the street from Wild Flour Bakery, Bohemian Flower Farmstand and Osmosis Day Spa

When I dropped by Stone's Throw, the Camp Fire was raging&smoke filled the streets. Luckily,…read moreStone's Throw offered a clean, peaceful refuge smelling of incense smoke instead. The owner was very friendly, and considering how such stores can be pricey, she has reasonable prices. There's medicinal cacao, incense, crystals, you name it. The owner wasn't pushy at all; in fact, I'd gladly return to Cotati. One wonders if the folks who run Stone's Throw&the upstairs Songbird Healing Center listen to the show Stone's Throw with Jennifer Stone- http://kpfawomensmag.blogspot.com/2015/03/international-womens-day-special-women.html Google Street View makes Cotati's downtown hexagon look bigger than it really is. Everything is really small&comforting in downtown Cotati, like this store.

I can't believe I've never stopped by this shop before. It is a fun place to not only peruse the…read moremany beautiful items, but to purchase some unique and fairly priced gems. The service was helpful and quite friendly. I'll be back!

Storia is exactly what the city of Sebastopol needed. There is something for everyone at all…read morebudgets, from hand-crafted ceramics made by local pottery artists to unique cards for every occasion. Inclusivity and ethically sourced goods are the name of the game at Storia and it truly shows through their curated store. I love coming in, picking something up to admire, and being joyfully greeted by the young man who shares the background of each item. Storia has a story and it's a beautiful one to visit over and over again.

Visited this store recently to buy a gift for a Christmas exchange with our 6 year old…read moregranddaughter with us. Was appalled to see a book with a profane title displayed openly for any child (or even adult) to see. What is the point of this? Is being crude now hip in society? Wont shop here again. Prices were astronomical as well for most items.