This is a great record store. The owners are very friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is pleasant…read more They have a great selection of records at really fair and affordable prices. They have gone as far as to look for album's that I could not find and then call me when they arrived. I don't know much about the book selection but my mother thought it was very good. Their cat Mrs. Peele is very friendly and is known to come up to you just to say hello. :-)

Wow. This place is amazing. Great selection of records, books, comics & odd antiques. The have a…read moregreat selection of occult items and a very awesome vibe. Owners are really helpful & cool.

Great selection of used books that are in really good condition, not battered at all and some feel…read morenew or pretty new. The store is cute and well organized with clear labels everywhere, and it has a fun, hip college vibe that makes it easy to spend time browsing. There was a small discount section right outside too. Great place to pick up your next read!

Prepare to spend hours in the bookstore. With three levels, this massive used bookstore has a lot…read moreto look through. There's a lot of progressive/activism books, but plenty of fiction too! I thought the books were generally well-priced, and the service was helpful and efficient.

best bookstore in my area. The service is amazing, but the prices are kinda high. also the…read moreselection of books is really good, keep up the good work!

Truly an outstanding used bookstore (with perhaps a few new, unused books, as well) that's well…read moreworth visiting. Browsing their inventory - it's extensive and generally well organized - is kind of entering a time warp. You won't find that much fiction published in, say, the past 20 or more years. But going back further is where they have their depth. Want, for example, to fill out your Erskine Caldwell first edition collection? They've got you covered. It's actually a little uncanny. (I almost expected to bump into Rod Serling prowling the stacks during my most recent visit.) Staff persons on duty during both my visits over the past two years were very friendly and helpful.

This place is clearly for BiblioFiles, my husband being one. There are millions of books in this…read morebarn, all organized, and sorted. However, it is like walking into 1000 basements. I couldn't stay long because of the mold. Vlad tried to help me, leading me into a maze of stacks of towering books and boxes marked copy paper. I usually buy books at the library book sale, so I thought these prices were a little high. Cash only, forcing my husband to drive to an ATM. Not for the feint of heart.

Great place so many books! Wish I Lived closer. And Lionel…read moretrain parts and some vinyl

Roadtrip pit stop! This bindery is reviving old stories from 17,18,19th sentries from inside this…read moreold church. It's "Christian families literature" and a lot of the stories teach a character lesson. They also create audio theatre productions. Super cool! Emily took us on a tour of the bindery and made some book recommendations.

They should be called Gaslighter. I still have PTSD from when I tried to report a libelous coworker…read more(who actually confessed to me her tendency to falsely disparage my work, a characteristic which I can document she shares in common with the office person) and, rather than bring her in to explain her actions which I came to report, her two supervisors stood over me with unmistakable grins on their faces (and you can hear it in the audio recording which I can produce) telling me I was making "accusations", that I was wrong (again without even calling in the allegedly libelous coworker), and ultimately firing me (still grinning monstrously). And then later (after I scored them on Google reviews) they would try to pretend that I had been scaring them. So yeah, this is easily the most toxic organization I have ever worked with. As a self-taught student of, and for this purpose a periodic participant in, cults (see the BITE model or simply look for the narcissist on top [that is, a person who never sincerely compliments others unless they have some mechanistically strategic reason]), I find that "Lamplighter Ministries" (or rather LAMPLIGHTER INTERNATIONAL INC) is nothing if not a hierarchy of delusional and/or sociopathic radicals, but they get away with it (leaving aside for the moment the possibility of hidden ties) because they hide their wackier doctrines behind more mainstream Christian teachings paired with banal pop culture to diffuse critical thinking. (Oops, didn't work on me.) UPDATE: I made the original Google review after, as I narrate above, they physically intimidated then fired me in retaliation for reporting a coworker trying to add lies about me to my weekly employee review then admitting she'd lied. Their whole game had then become one of faking that they were afraid of me when it was they who had physically menaced me, while I was seated the entire time (you read that correctly) and kept answering their repetitive questions and correcting their repeated misstatements during which they, standing, cornered me. When they saw this Google review, Lamplighter's top person breached a contract with me as well as evicting me their tenant (the tax record showed that the house was owned by "Lamplighter Ministries Intem" ["I-n-t-e-m"]) WITH ONE HOUR'S NOTICE (see photo of text message) prior to the end of our verbal contract. It was totally worth it though. This breach of verbal contract was no sort of isolated incident: I've documented daily-plus falsehoods often secreted until my Friday "performance review" charade, always defaming and disparaging my work or character, clearly threatened by my vastly superior skill set (in both typography and general bindery) but unable to admit it to themselves. And then this Emmy-worthy cast of characters turns around and feigns shock about this review. Delusional prima donnas to the last. When I complained and the peace officer wanted to speak with their leader, the latter got into his rancher costume and even walked bow-legged. I've never seen such a con-artist-level fear of truth in my life. I am starting to talk with public officials and find my experience corroborated and my suspicion that they never wanted to hire me long-term very nearly confirmed as well.

I live in SC and I'm not able to get out to shop. a friend told me about this wonderful shop and…read moreI've ordered many books from them. They come quickly and I love their bookmarks!

A great little bookstore with personalities of people and cats that encourage a person to see that…read moreits ok to come to a small bookstore

A great little bookstore that we enjoy visiting when we come to Ithaca. It doesn't have a huge…read morestock, but what it does have is quite interesting. We always walk away with something cool. Definitely worth a

A cozy bookstore which feels identity-inclusive. This is not some giant store with every book ever…read morereleased, but their selection feels reasonably varied and not limited to new releases (though they do have those), from what I could tell. If you're coming from the Seneca Street side, walk virtually as far as you can on the ground floor to find it. Support local bookstores!