Visit Date: June 12, 2024…read more Surprisingly I came to this book shop for the first time to attend an open mic night hosted by my favorite comedienne Jen Snorteland. I was looking forward to checking the store out and I wasn't disappointed. They sell used books so they might not have the latest bestseller or a specific book you are looking for. I wanted to support them so I found a farside book about cows for $2. Eventually I'm sending it to someone I know out of state who appreciates cows. They also make their own coffee blend and sell it which is a plus for me because books and coffee are the best combo in my opinion. Help keep this gem alive! I love this bookstore.

My granddaughter and I recently visitEd the bookshop. We were greeted by a very helpful kind…read moreproprietor. The shop is small but has terrific surprises, including vintage literary books in which I was interested. The store publishes an annual anthology of Long Island poetry. On a regular basis, poetry readings are hosted on certain Friday evenings. The merchandise is inexpensive yet sometimes priceless. The shop is certainly worth a visit as contents are constantly changing. An hour pleasantly spent...we left with a bag of books we're still enjoying!

We love checking out used bookstores wherever we visit…read more This one looks tiny from the outside but extends far back with an inviting use of the space, effective organization, great prices for books that are in excellent condition (many look almost new). Staff is friendly and helpful. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town.

Don't judge a book by it's cover. From the outside it seems like one small building but it's…read moresurprising how far the building goes once you're inside. I couldn't say the same for their parking lot though, it's not very big. They buy and sell used books and this place has A LOT: books (they also have rare/signed books on the floor and behind the regster), vinyls, and pictures. The front of the store has a more organized setup that label the shelves of what genre and the back of the store is where they keep their clearance items. I liked that they have staff picks descriptions or personal takeaways written on small note cards on the shelves and lots of places to sit around the store, especially in the back. I also noticed a sign on the wall saying you can rent out the clearance room in the back for events which is neat.

Penny's Bookshelf is a book lover's dream. I brought in a few paperbacks I've had at home since…read morereading. While you look through the store, the owner determines your store credit and can place the determined credit towards your book purchases that day. My 3 books brought in $10 in credit and I paid $19 for the 4 books pictured. I can bring the books back for credit when I'm finished reading. It's a great value and continuously saves books for the next reader! Also, check their Facebook to place a hold on books!

Penny's Bookshelf is a gem in Milford. Until I heard about it on a local Facebook group, She is so…read morefriendly and helpful. If you sell books, she gives you a good amount of credit and you pay half in cash. She has a wide selection of books that is pretty well organized for the small space it's in but you will have really spend time looking if you need something specific. I got some great cookbooks and biographies today.

Well I see all the bad reviews. The owner actually spent a lot of time with me. The place is…read moreunorganized!!! I tried to look but it's just too much. I left my number if he finds the book. I don't think he will and i don't know how this store is still there. Could be a great store if it was organized

Friends and i use to shop here over 20 years ago and we got to know the owner well.. i got him to…read moreopen up to me one day and he told me he lost his whole family in the holocaust enough said.. i tryed to stop in a couple of years ago and i got the same reaction from him as other people... he told me if i wasn't there to buy anything then i should leave and he didn't have time to help me ( this is after he realized who i was and remembered me right away he started asking how my other friends are and even mentioned them by name) For anyone who had a bad experience here just look at the man then maybe it will make more sense its just unfortunate cause it really is a cool store and he has alot of rare and collectible books.

I had been to their "main" (original?) store in Massachusetts, and was so excited to see them as I…read moredrove through New Haven. In fact, even though they were not participating in the Dessert Crawl I was there for, they were my first stop. I made such a smart decision. This store has the same type of fantastic inventory you find in Massachusetts, just fewer ducks guarding it. Every space that can reasonably hold a book shelf has one. It's clean, well faced, and has the occasional folding chair to sit and take it all in. The clerk let people browse quietly, which was more appreciated. The prices were written on the inside cover, so it was nice and clear. I'm excited to go back for the next Crawl and include this store as a stop!

Great selection. Organized. The person who checked me out was very kind. I got a like new and…read moredecently popular book for $5. Definitely worth checking out!

Beautiful store. Lovely cards. They sell Jellycat stuffed toys! Cool cards. Great choice of quality…read moregifts. The proprietors are helpful and kind. I look forward to returning. Thanks for a great experience.

Window shopping in Sayville today and glad to see the former Sayville General Store is now occupied…read moreand open again. Good Things is very similar to the General Store, but has more items I personally would purchase. I particularly love their children's section, the selection of clothes books and toys is superb. I was very glad to see they sell some of the glass baubles the General Store used to sell. A much smaller selection, but I hope it's something they continue to stock. Staff was polite and I enjoyed they weren't overly pushing a sale.

This is the nicest used bookstore I've ever visited. It's charming, clean and very well organized…read more Happens to specialize in all the topics that interest me - art, photography, poetry, fiction. Lovely owner. Couldn't be better. If you love used books, be sure to visit here!

Friendly, smart, knowledgeable owner, exceptional selection, comfy reading spot, a touch of west…read morecoast atmosphere on the East End. Directly across is a microbrewery and little deli place. Features excellent art, botanical, and regional books as well as the $2 paperback great children's section, history and unusual books. Will keep you thrilled for years of visits.

Service is great, cheap prices, and the lines move so that's good! The parking lot is huge too. I…read moredo recommend checking quality, some items are outdated, broken, or opened. We found jerky that was molding, and I had to put back opened chips If you've been to Cheap Johns (from the 80s), Christmas Tree Store, Big Lots, etc it's just like that. Lots of items you can use, or not realize you needed it in your life! Lol they have food, gifts, electronics, makeup, household items, travel items, so much more!

Welcome to the neighborhood Ollie's Bargain Outlet. Named after co-founder Ollie's Rosenberg. It is…read morevery important for me and my immediate family to support local businesses. Ollie's Bargain Outlet is an American chain of discount closeout retailers. They sell a variety of overstocked and unsold items. Their merchandise includes seasonal products, pet supplies, apparel, games and toys for all ages, household goods, beach supplies, candy, cookies, dry goods, books etc. The Ollie's Cares Foundation supports feeding America, Children's Miracle, Toys for Tots and several other generous charities. Ollie's raises more than 2 million a year for trustworthy charities. So much to be proud about! I originally walked in with the intentions of purchasing a Ollie's gift card, butter cookies and the $5 advertised Children games. I did purchase the gift card but unfortunately the butter cookies were out of stock and the floor team could not locate the $5 games. I was disappointed but I will complement the very pleasant and relentless staff in trying to help find these nonexistent games. Lol. Another plus is cashier Taylor, she was so sweet and courteous. An asset to your business! And plenty of parking in a well lit lot. Best wishes Ollie's! I'm sure I'll visit you again.

Better selection of books than music. Good prices though. And they had a 40% off sale going. Things…read moreare nicely arranged and easy to look through. Didn't buy anything so I didn't get a chance to experience the service.

Thanks to Yelp I found this little gem. When I travel, I've added local bookstores to my places to…read morevisit. I loved this little quaint store. Slightly disorganized, with books, DVDs, and CDs here and there, I absolutely loved it. And what amazing prices!!!! They had a little bit of everything, including both paperback and hardback. Many of the hardbacks were only $1!!!! Considering you're going to pay $20-$30 for a new one, that's a heck of a steal. I managed to get 7 books for $16. I would have bought more but had to buy a bag just to get all of these home as it was. Support local!

Blind Dog Books is a breath of fresh air in the world of online book ordering. The owner is kind,…read moreenthusiastic and incredibly knowledgeable about all of the books, art work, and antique pieces in his store. I could've spent hours in Blind Dog Books, smelling the infamous smell of books, feeling surrounded by history, and conversing with the owner. What a fantastic bookshop.