The Book Rescuers is a secondhand bookstore, but it feels more like a community center or a…read morelibrary. It's in a warehouse area, and inside you'll find rows and rows of bookshelves, neatly sorted by category. In one corner, there's a cozy area with a couch, a piano, and a guitar. Kids have their own little table and chairs where they can sit and do crafts. There's also local artists selling work in one corner, and you can buy a drink and a snack. It's fun to just walk around and look for interesting old books. I found a jazz standard song book for two dollars. There are beautiful art and craft made from old books. They also sell vinal, DVD, music CD. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The parking lot is full on Saturdays because so many people spend their afternoon here, relaxing with a book. Educators get 10% off on Saturdays, which was a very kind gesture. Books are the best educational tool, whether they are new or old. This bookstore is truly unique, and I love it!

The rescue book do the community a favor. They collect book and sell it for the low price. The…read morebuilding is a warehouse with plenty of room for books and book categories. The building setup is nice. They have plenty of reading area. Definitely the kid section. Other than book, they have video CD and tape. Same as the music album. There is also a gift section. The facility has restroom and parking. Since it's popular, the parking is a bit full.

This is a beautiful and impressive locally owned book shop. They have books old and new from every…read moregenre you could be interested in. They also have a section for local Floridian authors, along with guides to the state of Florida and different cities, which is super relevant for visitors to the shop. Along with books, they have other knick-knacks, some book-themed and some just for fun. There are socks, shirts, book-themed book bags, puzzles and more. I would say the prices aren't the best but they aren't quite as bad as going to a Barnes & Noble or Books-a-million type book shop. And i'd much rather support a small business paying a price like that than the big chains. They do also have a used book section that has cheaper books so that can be another nice option. Truly, there's something for everyone in here if you look close enough. Even some special edition books they keep behind the register as they as rare & a very valuable.

While I have supported this book store in the past, with purchases of collector's books, I do not…read morerecommend Back in the Day Books. They expect "Shop Local", but they themselves do not support local authors. What's the point of local - I suggest your local library or logging in to your "local" Amazon account.

Barnes and Noble experiences should be pretty straight forward anywhere you go, being a chain…read moreretailer. However I can honestly say that every time I've gone in to this location, it's been fantastic. Always staff available to help out, clean and never crowded. The staff at the cafe has also been great. Today we got Matty and he made a recommendation on some drinks which were both spectacular (and pretty I might add!) I've never ran into any issues with books being out of stock so I give them a 10/10 for always having what I need. Especially during the holidays! My only knock is price of the franchise merchandise (Harry Potter, stranger things etc). Prices are pretty high for what they are ($35 for a journal) but understood because that stuff is popular. Overall, besides going to a mom/pop book store, this Barnes and noble is pretty solid and a place I can count on.

This is a very nice B&N location with a B&N Starbucks cafe inside…read more It's Ginormous, like a big box warehouse style. It's very spacious, not intimate, like the little Tyrone location. This is a very lovely location, but moi prefers the "Book Nook" intimate location in Tyrone square. It's very small but it's also never crowded. This one was already crowded & very noisy, even at 10am, with a very busy long long coffee line. Yikes :( Will Return.

Just your average local used book store. Reasonable selection of books. A bit pricey but remember…read morethat you are supporting a local business. And when your done, there is an ice cream store next door. Overall, a nice place to find some used books.

Nice when they are open . They don't seem to go by store hours but when open terrificread more

What a great little find inside this dieing Flea Market. The thousands of books are amazingly…read moreorganized and easy to access. All I found are $2-$3. My son bought 7 Manga books for $21. A Great Bargain!! The nice lady running it was knowledgeable and very passionate about her books. My teen can't wait to go back!

Nice selection of fiction, non-fiction, kids books etc. Very…read morereasonable prices. Located in the Oldsmar Flea Market. While hesitant, the nice lady agreed that I could use the Yelp! check-in offer of $5 off of a $25 purchase. Without the offer I wouldn't have purchased so much. Check it out if you're in the area.

I absolutely adore this store! I always feel a craving to come here. It's the only place within 20…read moremiles of me that sells manga, and its with amazing deals too! The customer service is over the top and the employees are beyond friendly. The card is also nice because of said discounts and free shipping online. They also sell more than just books! I've gotten so many gifts for people here 10/10, if I could come here every week I would!!

I love BAM the affectionate nickname for Books A Million. Only come to the store here in Port…read moreRichey Florida. It's a great store and the clerks are very nice. One clerk in particular I called on the phone and her name is (McKenna) and I told her I wanted the old farmers almanac 2025 box calendar. When I got there, she had three different ones and I picked the one that I wanted. I posted a picture of it. The store is awesome and I always meet interesting people as I just did now, I met an artist that specializes in a number of things, but when I said cats, she gave me her card because she does portraits of pets. I am going to be doing business with her get yourself over the Books A Million, a.k.a. BAM and enjoy a cup of coffee and buy a book or read a book plenty of room to do that and meet interesting people.

This bookstore has tons of old-school novels. I particularly enjoy fantasy and sci-fi, and they…read morehave plenty of that. The person who works there is nice to talk to and she helped me find what I wanted. They have good sales every so often.

Think the staff does not like people or something - seems like she always argues and is Very Pushy…read morewith us everytime that I take my kids there. She Scares me on how she acts in front of my Kids like this - any time that we have been there. Last time, she would not stop yelling at my family "that SHE could SHOUT ALL she WANTED to". I politely asked her to Stop, but she continued Yelling across the store repeatedly over and over - until we just gave up and left. She even went outside and was Shouting across the parking lot. Will not take my kids there ever again. This was absolutely ridiculous. I did Not appreciate explaining a Violent and Disrespectful Adult acting this Unrespectable to or in front of my kids. Would you take your kids to experience this ? Prices are expensive - and credit isnt much for donating books anyway ... Guess they don't care about - nor want their customers. *** Lost us as customers. Bye ! ps: My wife doesn't seem to like taking the kids here either. Don't think that she has the patience to deal with people like this (the staff's weird behavior and Pushiness with people).

Wow. What an amazing time had at Oxford Exchange! You have a book store, cafe, tea bar, dessert…read morebar, champagne bar, shop, and brunch spot all in one!! We spent hours in here. Everything about this place was beautiful and didn't miss a detail. Our waitress was so sweet and had excellent recommendations. Our food was superb and I can't stop thinking about that burrata appetizer. I would HIGHLY recommend it! My chicken paillard was delicious and the perfect light meal. The truffle dressing was so good and the whole dish complimented one another very y well The open roof concept of the dining room was beautiful and we were able to watch the rain fall above us. I will absolutely come back and recommend to friends

Twice now I have had brunch here. Dude. Everything is so great. The buratta cheese appetizer was…read morethe perfect amount of melted. So good. The bread that comes with it paired wonderfully. Pancakes. Oh my. We ordered them to share between the four of us and were all quiet as we enjoyed them. That is a feat with us. We are loud. Grits and bacon? Wow. They were done well with bacon that wasn't soggy. I loved it all. 24.09.2026

For starters: antiques and bookstores are my jam. Places like this are what make any area feel…read morecozy, more like a home to me. For this reason alone I am oh so thankful for this spot. Other than that I really enjoyed their selection and how everything was nicely categorized. The owner greeted us warmly and tried to see what kind of books I was into so that he could intentionally steer me around his shop, I appreciated it because I only had about 30 mins to peruse. I ended up buying 2 herbal books for a very fair price, he actually told me the prices on the books weren't set in stone. The whole thing was delightful, him and his wife even gave me a locally owned restaurant recommendation.

very cozy little antique bookstore with some jewelry as well and the staff is very friendly and…read morenice! there's some gorgeous little vintage books here that aren't SUPER expensive