I really like this place. With such a well organized variety of books…read morethey also have other things. Antique hats , some brooches , Asian figurines. If you are looking for something in particular tell them because they really know their stuff. Great service and amazing selection !!

What a cute little bookshop located in Rushland near the post office and Davis Feed Mill. Lots of…read moreparking available. Just a few steps up and you'll enter this little gem that carries a variety of used books, albums and collectibles. Prices are comparable to other used bookshops. Very nice owner.

While strolling through this beautiful Frenchtown, we came across this. This is one of that…read morebookshops that you see in romantic movies. Beautiful house, and given the small space they have, they have a pretty good selection. Independent bookshop, hard to see these days, well kept. They also have a small, beautiful corner, one can go and read. The owner is helpful to give you suggestions and answer the never-ending question. One must stop by here if you are in the town. This whole town is voted for "The best small town for shopping in America is in Central Jersey, says USA TODAY"

This bookshop has a wonderful selection that is arranged very well. Every time I go to Frenchtown…read moreI stop by and buy a book or two or more. The reason for my 3 stars is service. Maybe I am the a..hole, but today I bought a bunch of books, paid for them and noticed they have wrapping. Two of the books were for a child's 1st birthday, I so asked if those could be wrapped. The owner said yes, (she was checking people out) cut the wrapping paper and the proceeded to help the next people in line, who were not in line when I checked out. The next customers has a bunch of question about water color painting and brushes, for which I waited. Then the customers wanted some brushes that where in the cellar. The owner then left to go get them. Meanwhile, I am just left stranded. I took the two books back and left the store. I was a little upset, even said WTF as I left. (Not too proud of that, I just amazed I was being disregarded). I returned to store, waited in line and returned the books. While I waiting I overheard the cutters who were given priority talking trash to the owner about what had happened. Am I wrong? I am not sure I'll go back.

The Lahaska Bookshop, the sister store of the Doylestown Bookshop, provides a warm and welcoming…read moreatmosphere, a wide selection of books, magazines and gifts, and a staff of knowledgeable, wildly enthusiastic booksellers. This delightful bookstore, nestled in the charming Peddler's Village, offers an extensive selection of books that cater to diverse interests and ages. we spent around 40 minutes here (thanks to my wife), and I can see her happiness, so yup, totally worth it. The place has a charming little nook where you can sit and relax wildly enthusiastic

Simply wonderful. We heard great things and were sure to stop by during our trip to Peddler's…read moreVillage. The size of the store is impressive, as is the layout. Staff were incredibly kind and welcoming. Books for every interest can be found here, and the selection was impressive. The store is clean and well-organized, making it easy to find what you are looking for. New releases to some more obscure books were all available. Prices were fair and the environment was a nice place to be. Would definitely return!

A lovely store posting a great selection of both new and used books. Very friendly staff.read more

Great used book store only a few blocks from the discount outlets in Flemington. These are mostly…read moreremainders - books directly from the publisher rather than previously-owned books. Prices are reasonable but not cheap.

Love that we can always find interesting stories and trade books at each visit. Easy online book…read moretrade scheduler.

I walked by this bookstore a million times and finally went inside. It's in a cute little building…read moreand has two floors and multiple rooms with books. What I like about this bookstore is everything is well curated and organized and there isn't an overwhelming amount of books. It's mostly popular titles or current titles and you can easily pick out books to read. They had a small seasonal section as well which I picked from. I bought 5 books each were around $5 or so which is such a good deal . I spent $27 in total. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the mood for a current book to read, it's much easier than browsing thrift stores and the like. The girl at the counter was also nice to boot ! Shop small and keep this gem around.

Wonderful selection, great advice, something for every kid from toddlers to young adults, a happy…read moreplace to browse and find treasures.

Treat yourself to a lengthy stay at this warm and wonderful house of books. Admittedly, the name…read morewas enough to reel me in. I was welcomed in by the shop's owner, Bobbie, and chatting with her was in itself worth the visit. Learn her story while there. In the end I had to limit myself to three books, but every shelf warrants a day's visit. Bobbie is selective in her curation and rightfully so. All titles I took home were ones she had featured; I'm convinced she can anticipate who will walk through that door and sets out just what they've come for.

Princeton Record Exchange is the kind of place that convinces you the past did not entirely lose…read moreit's argument with the present. Walking in makes me feel like I'm stepping back into the 90s, when music required effort and curiosity and a willingness to be wrong about what you thought you liked. They have everything. Records, tapes, CDs, and yes, even DVDs and VHS tapes, like artifacts from a civilization that understood patience. The selection is not just large, it is deep in the way a good conversation is deep. Jazz standards sit comfortably alongside obscure classical recordings. Somewhere nearby is a Japanese scream band you have never heard of but suddenly feel compelled to investigate. What makes the place work is the staff. These aren't people who ended up here by accident. They're here because they love music in a way that can't be faked. Ask for something familiar and they will find it. Ask for something strange and they will find it too, and then suggest three more things you didn't know you needed. It reminds me of the record stores I grew up in, back when discovering music felt like a small personal victory instead of an algorithm handing you a suggestion like a fortune cookie with better branding. Streaming may have made everything available, but it also made everything feel the same. This place resists that. It insists that music is still worth searching for, still worth holding in your hands, still worth talking about with another human being. Go here. Spend more time than you intended. Trade in something you hope others will discover as you once did. Leave with something unexpected. That's the whole point. Five stars, and I don't give them lightly, because enthusiasm is a finite resource and should be spent where it matters.

Gem in Princeton! This is a funky little place with lots of cool stuff. Records, CDs, cassettes,…read morevideos, posters, really anything related to music. Everything was priced well or cheap! There were some amazing finds if vinyl is your thing:) Worth a visit!

Came back today for the real Grand Opening. We were here for the soft opening a few months ago…read more He is now on the ground floor with window exposure to Union St. Much more room and many other vinyl collectibles on offer. There was a solo guitar player performing acoustic songs. A lot of traffic during the grand opening and many folks stopping in while strolling by the store. Seems to be some buzz around the place. The owner mentioned that he has plans for some theme nights. Can't wait to check a few out. Worth a look if you are in town. Mark.

Great shop. Owner is extremely knowledgeable and has excellent recommendations on all genres…read moreparticularly Jazz and 80s (odd mix i know) I walked out with 5 records, 4 of which I had no prior knowledge of and all are on my fav list