Lovely owner. Excellent prices. Books were 1/2 the cover price. $3 CDs. $0.75 cassette tapes. I…read moreenjoy digging through stacks of used media, so this was my kind of place. Very under-the-radar store. Be prepared to spend a little time to explore.

Huge selection but very disorganized. Books everywhere. Super nice lady that runs the store and…read moreshe guided us. Would be a great store if it was larger. Great prices on reused books. Hope they can find a bigger spot.

I walked past this storefront during a recent short business trip to Georgetown and had to stop and…read moresee what this was all about. I love history and felt like I was taken back in time. It felt so quaint and old school to have a newspaper company in small store right on the street. Very fun

This is an excellent community publication. I love the focus on local news and activities. The…read moreowners have been in the publishing business in Austin, Texas for decades. They know the ins and outs of the community, and are very involved with community activities ... especially in promoting local businesses, and encouraging people to shop locally. The high caliber and integrity of this publication makes it one of the finest in Austin.

The Austin American Statesman is the local newspaper for the Austin area. They've also got a…read morewebsite that does a pretty good job. The reporting tends to be a bit on the conservative side. They do some investigative journalism and get into the issues. Being that they're in the center of Texas politics, it's their responsibility to find out what's going on in the branches of Texas government. I feel that they do a fair job at this. They seem to be a lot more conservative than the populace of Austin is, advocating for a conservative approach to government. There's a lot of ads in here, and it seems to be overtaking the news. I wish they'd expand the cartoon section. I've never subscribed to this paper, but I always read it when I'm in town.

There is no way to cancel the subscription. When I called any of the phone numbers to do so, the…read morerobot says there's no record of my account. Clearly there is since they keep billing me. There is also no way to cancel the subscription online. It's a scam. I called my credit card to block the charge.

My husband and I love this bookshop. We joined their loyalty program and designated them as our…read morebookshop in Libro.fm. We have chatted with multiple staff members and they are always helpful, polite and welcoming. While the in-store selection may not be as large as one of the biggies, it's pretty good and I have no problem ordering online or requesting a special order. I even pre-ordered the next Dungeon Crawler Carl book! The best part is we are supporting our local bookshop. This is how bookstores should be! :)

Found this spot on our stroll through main St. It's the…read moreperfect size with a little bit of everything. The children's book selection was different than I've seen some places and will return because of it.

We found this place due to looking for independent bookstores when we travel. This one is tucked…read moreaway in a nice little spot. Parking is pretty good. It is not super big but it makes great use of the space it has tons of pre loved books, stickers, various gifts, oracle and Tarot cards, witches candles and so much more. SHANA SAYS: Super cute atmosphere, fun organizing of the books like pre loved, and lots of cute gift items. Plus a cat with its own hours! Kathy was super friendly and helpful. Made the whole experience better and is a genuine person. They do have a game room and a snack bar with free water as well as a keuring and snacks for sale. The bathroom is for everyone and they are very welcoming. Of course as an independent bookstore they have a wide variety of titles with some new books thrown in. They do mystery sells and bundles where you get a vague description of a book that is covered up and you take a chance. It should go without saying but as you are supporting local businesses the prices are a little higher the HPB or Amazon but it means more here and you should buy local when you can. I highly recommend this place. They even have a section where if you spend $50 you get to choose a free gift from books to sunglasses to other items. Go in, say hi to Kathy and The Cat!

What a wonderfully weird place! I was looking for a local bookstore that was close to my hotel and…read morewould let me explore a little. The Book Burrow did the trick! I will start with the "downsides" (as few as they are). This place is pretty small. Like smaller than I thought. Because of this, its not the greatest place for browsing. They had some "witch" stuff which was interesting, but I was looking for a book. Also, most of the books are used which isn't terrible, but not exactly clear. As for the positives, this place is a true small business so you really get the personal touch when it comes to service. I also picked this place because it did a "blind book" service where they will pick out a book or two for you based on your description. A bunch of bookstores do this, but the Book Burrow understood the assignment exactly. They got me THREE books and all of them were PERFECT. I was surprised how they found my vibe and found me unique books! They also wrapped it in a beautiful paper and addressed it to me! It was like a little birthday gift to myself! As you can tell, I was very floored by the selections. This is the small business of small businesses so I am so HAPPY that I was able to stop by! While the place is small and their selection is in flux, I really appreciated the personal touch from the staff at The Book Burrow.

I wish I could be more supportive of my hometown newspaper, but with the introduction of Community…read moreImpact, it really does pale in comparison. There's some good, pertinent information in there, but it's more high school sports, maybe some movie reviews, and then very general stories that every other paper covers, most of them better. Their layout is kind of boring and of less graphical quality than the Statesman or CI. Plus, me personally, I'm a bit wary of any newspaper that includes a "Faith" section.

Hill Country News (especially Roger who we work with regularly) is very patient in working to make…read more#RivaRidgeMemoryCare content just right. A great home town paper to see area events and news.

First time visiting this book store! There are many varieties of books in half price or less…read morebecause of second hands or just simply making them less than an half price! Love it! We enjoyed looking around and will be back there for purchase soon! :)

OK place to browse through, but HPB selections seem to get sparser as years go on, and prices keep…read moregoing up. Used to be able to find some out of print treasures, for reasonable prices, but they price them now at the upper range of the going market. Their business, and I understand it, but I know they buy used books pennies on the dollar. eBay and Amazon can compete on pricing, and it just didn't used to be that way. Picture posted of example of what I'm talking about.

I know the guys who run this, so I'm not totally unbiased, but I must say they're keeping up a good…read moretrend (with the new issue with Good Flow Juice on the cover) of some interesting stories on the goings-on here in ol' ATX.