I love this bookstore so much. They had such a wide variety of genres, authors, and unique/rare…read morebooks. The prices here were really reasonable as well, and I had to hold myself back from buying everything!

This has to be among my top 3 bookstores ever. The selection is huge, especially in the fiction…read moresection. I also adore how they have little tags for books written by local authors. There's also a counter where you can sell your used books. There's plenty of seating throughout the entire store and there's also a very big food court/cafe situation with multiple different businesses. Imagine reading with a side of Mediterranean food- such a dream come true! If Third Place Books was any closer to where I live I fear I would spend all my money here.

This seems like a cozy place for a variety of books (and recommendations on the table) and couches…read moreand chairs. Not sure if the 'lounge' is really intended for people to sit and browse. But it does offer 'tea' so I guess it's alright to sit and browse. In addition to selling books, they also have greeting cards, and puzzles. I recommend checking out this place if you are in the Bothell area of Washington.

A cute cozy little bookstore. It's small, so not much selection, but a lovely place to browse or…read moresit a bit.

I've been wanting to visit Book Tree for the longest time! As a bibliophile, I try and support…read moresmall bookstores wherever I go as much as possible and Book Tree was a shop that made this easy peasy. We visited Book Tree half an hour before it closed on a Saturday, so when we walked in, there was a small group of people sitting around in a small group. The owner warmly greeted us and mentioned that they had a visiting author here, but if we had any questions or needed help, to let him know. A book shop that has author readings and lectures? LOVE THIS ALREADY. Book Tree is located on Market Street, up the hill from downtown Kirkland. There was even designated street parking just for this store. The space isn't the largest, so they're not going to have everything here. But there are so many treasures to be found! They have a first edition of many books that are affordably priced. Most of the books are used here, which I prefer. But if you're looking for a new book, they have a few of that. You mostly come here, scanning through the shelves, bending down and looking through all sections because some of the books will be misplaced and it's a little untidy. But honestly, I love book stores like this because the hunt for a good book makes it al the more appealing! And you never know what you'll find. I was able to find a book that's not as common and easily found at other stores of one my favorite authors. Score! Book Tree is a must visit for any book worm in Kirkland and beyond! The owner is super friendly and welcoming of dogs and the store has a good selection of books to browse through and take home! I'm so happy to have found this charming book store in Kirkland.

We are visiting the Eastside for a couples getaway and my husband surprised me with a trip to the…read moreBook Tree bookstore. It was clean, well organized, and smelled great. The owner was kind and chatted with us, as were checking out. I wish I lived closer, I'd come back again and again! Definitely recommend!

Heaven for the ones who love books and reading. A very cozy and comfy place to read or pick up a…read morebook. Very beautiful reading area upstairs. The owner was very nice and welcoming. My family will definitely be back again.

My dad and I came in today and we felt welcomed the minute we walked in. The owner asked us how she…read morecould help us and enjoyed looking at her great selection of books. We purchased a book, but the best part is how she treated my eighty year old dad with such kindness. It really made my day and glad we stopped.

Love this bookstore! This is my third holiday season coming in to purchase books for my family to…read moreput in their stockings. The staff is always fantastic about coming up with ideas based on my vague'ish descriptions of each family member. They've nailed it the past two years, can't wait for everyone to get their book this year. A great opportunity to support a really excellent local bookstore.

I always love popping into a bookstore even though I already own way too many :)…read more Experience: (4/5) This is a decently sized bookstore located in the Redmond Town Center. They have tons of cool events posted on flyers and chalkboards that are worth checking out. I really liked their selection and it's organized really well. I took a couple pictures of books I want to come back for. I just wish the space was a little cozier, though that's not much of something they can help. Personally, I would have a hard time reading underneath the rectangular LED ceiling lights.

So sometimes when I have absolutely nothing to do but need to be out of the house, I always come to…read moreB&N, not only do they have a plentiful array of all my books, they also have all sorts of games but also. THEY HAVE A GREAT COFFEE SHOP! "but Ash its just another Starbucks." Well yes and no, they coffee is starbucks coffee true but they have their own set of pastries and I've found myself ordering a bunch of their yummy goods. Their quiches and muffins are especially yummy, plus there is always plenty of seating, large windows for light and oh did I mention all the books? The people here are always friendly, we also had one server who full on dropped her mop and made us coffee because we forgot they close a little earlier on Sundays but still wanted to make us our coffee. SO SWEET!! And if you want real value for your books get the B&N card (yearly subscription)

The Starbucks cafe in the Woodinville Barnes & Noble is a real third place! Plenty of seats and…read moretables, a great selection of pastries, and friendly staff. Today there were groups of friends catching up, people reading books, folks discussing outreach to the homeless community, and a painter doing an oil on canvas piece! I love this place!

I never knew Ridgecrest Books existed until I visited during our Seattle Independent Bookstore Day…read morecrawl, and absolutely loved the charm of this small, neighborhood bookstore. It's what every neighborhood needs, really. Ridgecrest Books is located in the Ridgecrest neighborhood of Shoreline, which isn't huge, but has just what this cozy area needs. Among other businesses, Ridgecrest Books is one of the few businesses on a central street with plenty of street parking. My friends and I visited during the Seattle Independent Bookstore Day, so it was pretty busy in the small bookstore, but was still a welcoming experience. They even had discounted books on racks outside the store, in addition to the collection inside. They don't have the largest book collection here, but it's curated well. I also love that this bookstore is dog friendly! Anytime I'm in the area, I'll definitely stop by and check out what's new at this wonderful, neighborhood bookstore.

I'm a 22 year Shoreline resident and it's terrific to see the neighborhoods evolving. Finally, an…read moreindie bookstore has opened in Shoreline's Ridgecrest neighborhood! I stopped by for the grand opening (3/9/24), had a chance to congratulate one of the owners and sign their guest book. They've been working hard restoring the site. Bright, inviting, lovely bookshelves and custom book ends. Filled with various book titles and subjects. And if applicable, nice corner spot for the kiddos! There are also store merch like onesies, Tshirts, sweatshirts, tote bags, cards, and stickers. It was nice to stop by and get an overview of their offerings. It will be nice to be able to place bookorders in my actual city, in addition to my faves in Seattle and Lake Forest Park. There's ample street parking, located at 165th & 5th near Crest Theater, Cafe Aroma, and Drumlin. Nice retail area growing in Ridgecrest!

Love supporting the bookstore..but the Cafe is not worth it- overpriced and the staff are not…read morefriendly or helpful. Every time I go in it's a bad experience. The cashier up front is usually nice but the person behind is unfriendly and judgey if you ask them to make your own drink. If I'm paying almost $10 for a drink then I would expect it to be made to my satisfaction! Not a fan of the Cafe! I would rather pick up my coffee somewhere else and then go to the book store to browse.

My go-to study spot! This Barnes & Noble has a dedicated Miffy section with lots of options, and…read moreeverything is usually well-organized and easy to find. The store is quiet and comfortable, perfect for studying, and the staff are always helpful. It loses one star because it can get crowded on weekends, and sometimes the Miffy section isn't fully stocked.

This Half Price Books location is truly unique. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, the store…read moreis well organized, and browsing is easy with clear sections and thoughtful curation. They also play great music, which makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. If you love books, music, or discovering something unexpected, this place is absolutely worth a visit.

Great selection of books, records, games, and movies. The staff were friendly and helpful without…read morebeing overbearing. I felt like I got great value for the money I paid for my purchase.

One of the best book shops in Seattle for used and out of print books. I've been coming here for…read moreover 20 years. The smell of this bookshops brings me back to when my uncle, the late David Ishii had his shop in Pioneer Square. Whenever i visit Magus, certain book covers and genres bring me back to a time and place of nostalgia. I also geek out on the weight of a book, the binding, and cultural significance. For example, I love Italian and French books and the Feltrinelli publishers. Magus also has a good selection of Dog Man for my kids at a good value.

I've had nothing but wonderful service with Magus Books. High-quality people and a beautiful…read morebookstore to match. Excited to keep coming back to the shop store again and again, one of my favorite spots in the city!