Absolutely loved it here. Just dropped in because they had a copy (and collector's edition, no…read moreless!) of one of my favorite books in the window display. Inside there are a few pastries for sale and a few books for sale of varying genres. I can't speak for the food, as we didn't purchase any, but the owners are so nice and personable. We chatted about favorite books and despite only being here for 11 months, I hope they become a dub-c staple. The owners are a couple, one who went to school for culinary and the other for poetry. Truly a story from a Hallmark movie! Supporting independent bookstores and small POC-owned businesses is a priority for me, and I'm happy to welcome this location to the area. Their book collection is small, but the owner seems to have read most of them or can still give pointers. Still a wide variety of genres for sale, from children's books to horror to Japanese poetry.

This is a super cute spot for coffee, baked goods and best of all books! This space is charming…read morewith lots of new releases to select from. The cupcakes were ok, not great (seemed like maybe they absorbed other flavors or something) but they were beautiful and I would give them a 2nd try! But new books and coffee; you can't beat that. It is not a sitting in cafe. Looked like to go only. Go home and read your new book!

This is one of the most unique bookstores I've ever been to. When you first walk into this building…read morethat looks like an old castle, you are given a map - that's how big this place is and how many nooks and crannies there are! It's stocked with used books, mostly from several decades ago, so don't expect to find recent releases. I snagged two Agatha Christie books, which can be challenging to find. It's a fun place to explore, and if you're looking for an older book, this is the place to come.

10/10 stars for Baldwin Book Barn! This spot was on my list of bookstores (in the world) to visit…read moreand I was not disappointed! A barn filled with books! I explored all the books and crannies and can't wait to visit again! The bookseller is a charm and was happy to chat and share the store's treasures! Everything is for sale and I'm told that was very important to Mr. Baldwin! If you are a bookie or even want a different kind of field trip, this is well worth it!

The staff , all of them, were friendly, helpful and just full of happy! Great selection...highly…read morerecommend

Positives: good selection, I've been twice and found books I was looking for both times. Also well…read moreorganized so its easy to find what you're looking for. Cons: same woman working both times was not polite. Makes me never want to ask them a question. Not a good bookstore vibe. If you go, Prices are posted up front, hanging from the ceiling. As of July $6 hardbacks and $5 paperbacks (Kids books were less) and a lot of books are priced on the book. $20 bag sale They were running 50% when I was there

Great place to pick up new releases. He's always playing something interesting when I stop by. Ive…read morealso sold here too & gotten very fair prices. Vast used selection w/ dups of many classic 60s-80s lps. Recommended

This store has a fantastic layout! New vinyl is separated from the used vinyl and the used vinyl is…read moreall graded! The proprietor was a great guy as well. He knows his space is a bit tight but his selection is incredible! I highly recommend this store!!

This is my bookstore of choice at West Chester University, where I'm currently taking classes. The…read morestore is very big, so they not only have all of the textbooks required for all classes at the university, but they also have a great selection of West Chester clothes as well. While the store is expensive, they offer a rewards program where you can earn a store credit once you accrue a certain number of points. You also have options when it comes to ordering you books. They list the books for each class online, so you do have the option to shop elsewhere, but when convenience is key, they can have your books ready and waiting for you to pick up in-store or have them shipped to you directly. You can also go into the store and pick out your books on your own. The layout of the books is by class and that can be a little confusing, but they always have a ton of staff available to assist you. Their returns and buyback processes are well run and efficient. They are also very clear and up front about the deadline for returning textbooks, so there isn't any confusion about when a book needs to be back by if you decide you don't need it for a class. There are certainly a lot of options when it comes to buying your books, but it's good to know that if you need a textbook quickly, you have a convenient, well run store right on campus.

Spacious with plenty of WCU gear ... the service is friendly and knowledgable…read more Pricing is on par with what you'd pay in a college bookstore. At least for the gear and supplies. I can't comment on the price of books because I buy those used on amazon. The bookstore is tucked away on the lower level of Sykes -- nice location. In a busy building, yet removed from some of the buzzing activity on other floors.