I visited this shop on July 25. A super cute store with a wonderful selection of books and items…read morefor children, teens, and young adults. Later on, I had some questions, so I sent them an email. Leah was especially kind and responsive. Fabulous customer service; definitely stop on your next trip.

This little bookstore is so cute some of the best children's books a lot of old ones and new ones…read moreas well there's a teen section. I ordered a coffee and pulled up a chair and learned all about sleepy Hollow

Before the current owner took over, it was difficult to identify this place as a store from the…read morestreet. Gone are the tattered towers and trifling tchotchkes, now transformed into a perusable print palace focused on rare/antique offerings. Apparently the owner was formerly with an extremely well-known auction house, and he possesses a vast wealth of knowledge on the subject matter. Well worth the trip for collectors and bookworms alike.

This place is great! Lots of nooks and crannies to find that rare first edition & out of print…read moreclassics!

This summer I'm working my walk through the Hudson Valley Book Trail - Hudson Valley Books for…read moreHumanity has been a stop I've been looking forward to for awhile! When I came in one of their local book clubs was running - it was so fun to listen in on the conversations and community. During this visit I found a great graduation gift and one of the booksellers helped connect me to some upcoming events related to some recent reads and interests I shared. They have an expansive section for spanish speakers and the large used books shelf highlights their commitment to bringing books to members of the community. I was delighted I ended up spending more time in the store than I planned to. This is a great spot if you're looking for a book, a gift for a book lover or want to get involved in your community!

Hudson Valley Books is a very popular location within Ossining. This bookstore offers educational…read morelessons, live music, book signings, vinyl records, and plenty more. The staff is very friendly and more than willing to assist. During the short time that we visited, I saw a walking tour explaining the history of the bookstore/area and a few people discussing the topic of the day. I enjoyed perusing old editions of Life magazine and enjoyed the plenty of seating that was available. If you're ever in Ossining, don't hesitate to stop into Hudson Valley Books. I'm sure, that you'll find something worth purchasing.

I loved this little bookstore. They have a very curated…read moreselection out with more in the back (it's a co-working/pop up style space) and everyone there was really welcoming, friendly and helpful. I ended up leaving with three books: two for me, both from Irish authors I'd never heard of that I'm absolutely loving so far, and one for a friend's sick two year old and her daughter LOVED it - it was a really cool book about the seasons that opened into a globe and had great illustrations. In short, I found some really special books at this really special store! It's in a great location with lots of parking but is also right by the aqueduct trail if you like to walk aka I walked there haha. Shop local : )

Jack is the best. He has a bookstore that is a gorgeous throwback to the old days where stacks of…read morebooks surround you. Yet he can locate just about any book from among those stacks, like a magician. And he's friendly, always ready to engage in conversation. He's very knowledgeable about music, books (he reads a lot) and especially about the town he lives in, Nyack.

As a librarian I was shocked when I walked into this bookstore. Books just stacked everywhere! It…read morefelt so chaotic but at we walked in we started spotting great titles. The owner is incredibly helpful and can find you anything! Very unique place.

Excellent selection of trade paperback fiction. Also a strong selection of the 'books in the news.'…read moreThis intimate bookshop is one of the few independents left in Westchester Co. It's an important store to have in Pleasantville. Having s strong independent bookstore is vital to the culture of the village. This is an excellent store and one that deserves and earns its business. Support your local store!

I love everything about this local gem: the people who work there are wonderful about help and…read morerecommendations; the store is beautifully stocked; and the space feels cozy and welcoming. This is my first stop for birthday presents (gift cards), a treat for myself when I need a new read and a lovely way to spend an hour with my kids. I feel lucky to have this store nearby.

First time in this Location very spacious. Great Barnes & Noble Jr for kids. A lot of great toys…read morefor those collecting. Anime and Harry Potter and even Lego collections. Cashier was very helpful even added as a new Barnes and Noble Member. Please join the free membership club for points there also a membership that does cost but whatever works for your pockets.

Barnes & Noble in white plains is one of my favorite places. Not only do they have good books but…read morethey have a wonderful selection of trading cards. If your ever looking for sports cards and you're in the area stop by. The service is always great the staff are extremely nice people. I never had a bad experience. It's in a great location right in the heart of white plains surrounded by target and the Nordstrom rack!

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.

Super quaint with a great variety of books, lovely atmosphere, very kind staff. Would 100% come…read moreback for my literary needs!

Excellent cafe with delicious food, but pricey. Burrata is delicious, avocado toast is topped with…read morea poached egg and the guacamole is good. Large vanilla latte. Great atmosphere, particularly outdoors in the sun.

Good overall location…read more Don't let the outside throw you off - it looks small from the outside, but once you head down with either an escalator or an elevator, you can see the full size of this location. You can also access this from the side of the building down a flight of stairs. This one was busier than other locations I went to, though this was also on a weekend which might explain it. It's standard as far as what Barnes & Noble generally carries. What they don't have, they can always order for you. If you're looking for blu ray/DVDs, you won't find any here at all - which is a bit disappointing. They do have vinyl though. Only had interaction with one employee and he was friendly. Most others I saw were with customers. Located in the Vernon Hills Shopping Center mall, there is plenty of parking. It's a generally busy shopping area, so use caution in the lot. A good location, but I don't see myself coming back here unless I'm in the immediate area and need to.

PROS: The place is very organized and has records categorized by genre or artist name. The clerks…read moreare nice and allows dogs in the shop. Prices are reasonable compared to competition CONS: The place is cramped making it difficult for people to move around in. OVERALL: If you're a fan of old time records I would suggest coming here. Just make sure you come in when it's not busy

The worker was extremely friendly, the aesthetic of the store was very clean, and the vinyls were…read moreall very well taken care of and perfectly curated. There are a lot of good deals and a lot of good media to choose from!