Delicious ice cream-LOTS of flavors to choose from. They even have no dairy alternatives (parole…read moreice cream). Clean bathrooms!

I was very impressed with this bookstore. The last time I visited, it was closed for renovations,…read morebut they have reopened and boy did they do a great job. The entire store is very clean, well laid out, and even has drinks for sale. You will NOT go wrong spending time at The Book House and don't forget to stroll around the adjacent Millburn businesses. You will be pleasantly surprised and accommodated.

@Indigoshorthills @schleichusa…read more#SchleichFlagship This is basically a toy store, though a very interesting one. It does have other items for sale though, such as books and some specialty items. In fact, I'm not sure if I'd describe it as a toy store with books or a book store with toys. If you're bringing your children, they will be loading up their cart, so be careful. It's very easy to spend a lot of money here very quickly. The day we took our granddaughter they were featuring items made by Schleich. Their big attraction Memorial Day weekend was a small scale, yet still large by kid standards, motorized T-Rex. Even if not an inexpensive trek, it was a good time for all. The photos will help you understand.

We went here on a Sunday. Was this walking around and we were amazed at how large of a place this…read moreis. There were so many books of various kinds, and it looked esthetically pleasing. While we didn't buy a book, we definitely will come back another time. The service I can't judge because I didn't buy anything, but everything looked fairly priced.Large variety of books and I would recommend this for various ages

The best of the best...products and service. They have everything you need and want. Customer care…read moreand service is wonderful.

Judaica World has the largest selection out of the 3 bookstores in the neighborhood including works…read moreby Modern Orthodox thinkers. Highly recommend.

I had the privilege of visiting this gem. With a Victorian style in the middle of cold Manhattan…read morethis place shines with warmth with its beautiful selection of rare finds books. Majority of the books are in English and they have some from Palestine. Very intriguing place for books lovers. One thing I was surprised by is how cheap these books are. The books prices range from $900 to $500,000 which is very cheap for a rare book. You are looking at quality books that nobody else has. Customer service is excellent and I was able to ask some questions. I was able to get their catalogue so hopefully will be ordering one of the rare books soon.

Bauman Books is one the most magical, endearing places to explore if you love books…read more I stepped into a world where the scent of aged leather and ancient parchment danced through the air. As I immersed myself in this captivating realm, I lost track of time as its showcase, elegance, and charm enveloped me into a sense of comfort. Nestled discreetly on Madison Avenue in the 50s, this rare bookstore is captures bibliophiles and history enthusiasts alike, as features first editions of Grimm's Fairy Tales, and "The Bishops Bible" along with the The Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln. The woman at the front desk was very friendly and quickly helped direct me to what I was looking for. While many of these books are on sale for thousands of dollars, the chance to glance at several rarities in person is a awe-inspiring experience. I cannot shake my enthusiasm for returning to Bauman for further exploration. This rare book store is truly a hidden gem and I encourage others to come here to appreciate some of the world's greatest works. :)

I can't stress enough how we need to support local toy stores like Jabberwocky. Nothing beats…read morewalking into a toy store and feeling the items on hand. Yes it may be cheaper on Amazon but I want my kids to have that toy store experience that I had as a kid and picking out something they want. I come here every so often to support these guys. They also do gift wrapping.

Talk about a store understanding the demographics of an area! Great selection of gifts for younger…read morekids-and who doesn't always need a gift for a birthday or other occasion? Fun spot!

I ruptured my Achille's tendon, and had been in rehab and then out-patient therapy. Now I am…read morewalking with a cane, but still have significant pain. Toby has "magic hands" , and is always able to alleviate my pain and elevate my quality of life. I need a "fix" of Toby's hands once a week, and treasure that time as my most important "meeting" of the week. The ambiance of soft music, heated sheets, Himalayan salt lamps, and aroma therapy oils make it an unforgettable experience every time. I am hooked on the feeling of experiencing a bit of Heaven on Earth at the Blu Lotus! There is a store upstairs run by Joe, with amazing spiritual merchandise...(crystals, stones, oils, jewelry, candles, etc.) Craig is a psychic who has a cozy room in the rear of the store, and he is often booked solid because he has a huge following. They also have classes..something for everyone. I am looking forward to attending some of them soon!

Cute store with crystals and other interesting things in Montclair. We enjoyed looking around while…read moreon Church St.

Beware. You could spend a lot of time in here getting lost amongst shelf after shelf of used books…read more The staff greets you warmly from "the back" and allows you to browse. They have a great selection of books. Titles are well organized and in good condition. Madison is a cute town. Street parking is plentiful enough and free. There are several public lots behind the store fronts as well. It's worth a stop when in the area.

LOVED this bookstore, so many cool gems and the shop owner is friendly but not too pushy. I…read moreespecially liked the historical documents section, they have items from the 1800s which was so cool to see.

Such a huge and cozy space dedicated to just all of the audiobooks and KindleBooks. It was the…read morefirst ever physical bookless bookstore. Opened for the entire month of April, although I had wished that it was a permanent location instead. I felt like people really need a free and chill space like Audible Story House in the middle of Manhattan. It was 100% completely free and open to the public during business hours of 11am-7pm daily unless specified otherwise. Basically, you could go inside to mediate, free your mind, relax, do work on your laptop, chat with friends, drink coffee, and meet new peeps. There was even an orangey-themed spacious lounge area towards the back with comfy sofas + soft cushions under the high ceiling. We're talking about 6,000 square feet of space in total. Loved plopping down on those giant bean bag chairs on the ground. Felt like falling on a cloud after a long day. It was a very eye-opening experience where brands like Audible (owned by Amazon) + Dolby Atmos + Sony had brought audiobooks come to life. The public could listen to their favorite audio content digitally through listening stations at a commonly-shared physical space. They had the already-provided headphones as the first choice. Second option was by downloading the Audible app. Why not just enjoy it straight from your device? Different live events like in-person panel discussions + art crafting workshops + Harry Potter fan trivia night + live music collaborations held in the shared social space. Bestselling authors + podcast hosts + BookTok content creators got invited to share their point of views on selected popular romance genres and their own list of audiobook recommendations for the summer.

Audible had a really cool concept and ended up being a fun stop to relax for a bit. The shop itself…read morefelt modern and cozy, with a nice atmosphere that made it easy to hang around. I tried the matcha orange carbonated drink which sounded strange at first, but it was actually pretty interesting. The earthy matcha mixed surprisingly well with the citrus and sparkling texture, making it refreshing without being overly sweet. Definitely more of a unique drink experience than a typical café stop. Even if the drinks are a little experimental, the overall vibe and store concept made the place enjoyable to visit.