I like this place, will often have a walk in and browse even if I don't need a book…read more Very cheap books, really worth the prices. I tend to look for Gothy types of books , but its nice to grab a bit of poetry now and then.

Is there a finer, funkier, funnier, bookstore in all of Yorkshire? Maybe all of the UK? I don't…read morethink so. What topic are you looking for? Proprietor Barry, with his assistant Jerry the cat, will find it for you. Indeed, probably several books on topic. Or just go in with an open mind and you'll find many books of interest. The difficulty will be deciding which to buy. Don't worry, the prices are so reasonable that you can take all you can carry. Beware, there are approximately 14,000 books there, so bring a really big bag.

I love quaint traditional rummagy book shops and this is one of the best. Set up an old cobbled…read morelane with mandatory ats a top some old books outside, the shops itself is small and paked high with books of all genres as well as some old classics and the frienldy old staff

Fairly standard little bookshop in a lovely quiet courtyard just off the High Street in Garstang…read more All the usual bestsellers and also a bargain books section. There's an interesting selection of books about the local area and its history and they also supply the Ordnance Survey range of maps. In addition to books they have an extensive range of cards for sale. All in all a perfectly fine independent book shop.

I have been using this bookshop for the last 5yrs or so. I live in France but regularly return to…read morethe UK, staying in Lancaster, not far from where the shop is based. Both Carolyn and her daughter Kati are so very helpful, knowledgeable and patient. Response to my email requests for books is prompt and when there is ever an issue over availability, this is quickly resolved, often by suggestions of books of a similar genre. This is a small shop, staffed by professional and passionate readers. Please use the small shops, they often offer so much more to customers. It doesn't matter that the shop isn't on your doorstep, they will send parcels anywhere! In the world of Amazon and Waterstones, let there by more like Storytellers at Lytham Saint Annes, please.

Beautiful little local bookstore. Recently expanded from children's to general books. They run a…read morelocal monthly book club as well.

When Michael Moon was on Roper Street back in the day I could have spent all day in that Bookstore…read moreit was better than the library which was not so far away but Moon's was the best

The best second hand bookshop in North West England. Well worth a visit. And Mr Moon is so…read moreknowledgeable. Graeme

This is very unique book store full of unusual books but also has first edition books from medicine…read moreto children's novel. Over 5 floors, which allegedly the building was built in the late 1800s. I personally love the unusual book store, where love thy neighbours vaule/ trust in each other still stands. This is a rarity in itself, which I love so much . They even have diy tea area where you help yourself to tea/coffee for a very small nominal fee.

This was a pub built as a free house but was sold after a couple of years and became part of the…read moreBASS brewery eatate untill the modern day pub companies took over and we all know how they have ruined the industry.The pub now seems to be run for functions and coach parties and not really a place where you would just go for a drink.My friend went to a function there and said the catering was good but left after the food to go for a drink.

A little out of the way, but its a nice location for a quiet country pub,i have been several times…read moreover the years and i have never seen it busy.The beer selection is average and there are improvements to be made.Not tried the food but it looked reasonable,but there are so many other places in the area with good reputations,its hard to choose!