Great spot for plants, comic books coffee, and spending time with community, family, and friends…read more This shop has all kinds of cool things going on. You can check out the variety of plants or sit and sip on your coffee with a friend or scan comic books. How fun is that. The staff were super friendly and I enjoyed my visit here today.

This is a Beautiful store full of Wonderful houseplants!! This is a unique store (from my…read moreexperience) in that they have a coffee bar & also a comic book section. 5 stars for being unique & all the plants were so Beautiful!

We love a quaint bookstore and we so miss the ones that used to be open around us. We came to The…read moreRoast Office for breakfast and we we're pleasantly surprised to see it existed within this bookstore. There were so many books and they we were perfectly organized. They had classics as well as newer releases. Until I read another review, I didn't realize these are all donated books! How amazing. Hardcovers are $6 and softcovers are $3; rare editions may be more but not much more. They aren't officially open on Sundays, but they have a box to pay for books you'd like to take home that day. They had a calendar full of local events they host. Plenty of outdoor seating too.

Friendly staff, interesting assortment of used books at low prices. I could spend hours here! The…read morecoffee shop located inside this building is also lovely

Well stocked and organized bookshop in Southern Pines off NW Broad St. We stopped in while walking…read morethrough town. The employees are welcoming and the shop is dog friendly! Many of the businesses in Southern Pines welcome dogs; however, it's not often I find a dog friendly bookshop. It was nice to walk through the shop with my dog and he liked all the extra attention. I quickly found the book I was looking for, unfortunately it was quite pricy. I'm usually fine paying more for things if sold by a local bookshop, but this was more than I planned to spend. Overall, a good place to check out while in Southern Pines.

Great gem of a bookstore. Supporting local authors and…read moreencouraging local students with public events. They have a wide variety of books from every genre. If you are in southern pines, go!

The cutest bookstore ever. I love reading and when I found this nook in the middle of town I had to…read morego in. The sales person was amicable and courteous. The place has favorite books that they are a must read. I really enjoyed shopping here for a new read. I recommend to anyone who loves to catch up on a good read. Thank you.

Alleyway has been open for about a year and is in a great location! It's very small, but it's…read morebright and well organized. I like how they engage the community with Instagram posts and events. Recently, they had a Sip and Trade for Valentines Day and a March Madness playoff for books! You can usually find parking on Salem, but there's also parking across from the police station. Prices are reasonable, and I find something new every time I visit. An added bonus--they're very close to my favorite coffee shop (Mission Market). It's perfect for sipping your favorite coffee or tea while reading your latest find!

This is a good no-frills used book store for aimless browsing, but it was kind of difficult for me…read moreto find books I had on my list because the Health section seemed a bit disorganized. Nevertheless, I'm very happy that this used book store is in our community. So many brick and mortar bookstores are no longer open.

This is a great used bookstore. Decent selection for someone like me (a 33year old with weird…read moresometimes classic sometimes contemporary fiction tastes). The books are well organized with different sections. It's quiet and easy to look at the books. Places to sit and the staff is really helpful and friendly. Most books were $4.99 and under it looked like.

Flyleaf Books is a great bookstore. I've been here just twice, but each time I've had a positive…read moreexperience. The staff is friendly, the book selection is diverse and plentiful + there are customer review/comment cards on multiple books within the store. It's nice to read reviews from other book lovers. Flyleaf also has a number of events every month. I recently attended the Penguin Publisher event. Snacks and drinks were available to those that attended the event and there was a raffle at the end. The event was informative and full of book recs from the Penguin Publisher sales team. Flyleaf is legit! I'll be sure to add this location to one of my favorite bookstores in the Chapel Hill area.

Love the used book area and there's a pretty good variety of everything…read more Service was good and the people were friendly so it's gotten a bit better. The prices are pretty average which is why I frequently just go to the used books which are still a bit high but good variety of titles ($3-10 range). Love that they have their own easy free parking!!

Very cute store. My first time visiting the book store and can't wait to return. Very friendly…read moreemployees.

A friend and I went here and spoke with the clearly named Star! She was incredible and helped me…read morepick out a book! She was super personable and so hilarious. The hidden hole in the wall place is adorable and right downtown. I'll come back!

This is a beautiful and well stocked independent bookstore. The staff was really friendly and…read morehelpful when I arrived for an author event the other night. I saw Olivia Muenter speak about her new book Little One, and the seating and organization of the whole event was handled flawlessly. I thought it was very kind of the event to offer free tickets in addition to tickets that came with a copy of the book, as I had preordered from another store. I appreciated the consideration, and it made me want to stock up on other books from them. I didn't have any issues with parking at all- I got a spot in the large lot right out front. I was also able to choose from a variety of options for quick dinner stops before my event. All in all, a great addition to North Hills!

I love that Quail Ridge have an abundance of Black Authors where we can come out an support and get…read moreautograph copies.

Wonderfully cute bookstore with both new and nicely used titles, and the friendliest service!…read moreHelped me find a title at another store, and held it for me. Highly recommend checking out their multiple locations. So important to support indy bookstores, now even more than ever!!

4 stars because they also sell used books at full price. This is a nice, tiny book shop that has a…read morebit of everything. The cashier wasn't talkative, no matter how hard I tried to engage him about books. I figured whatever was on the computer was way more interesting than the upcoming new book release. He probably just works there and doesn't read. That's fine!

So glad my sis scoped out a few spots to enjoy on some down time while in Raleigh. First stop -…read moreBlackbird Books & Coffee for some morning lattes and bookshop shopping. Perfect choice! This shop is nestled into the small streets of DT Raleigh in a charming way, like a corner in Diagon alley. It's walking distance from a park and many eateries. We all ordered pastries and lattes, then shopped for stickers and books. There's a table near the front and some more in the back by the cafe. Fun, curated collections of books and zines that we really appreciated. My hot oat matcha latte was delicious and so was my amazing cheddar scone. The baristas and owner were incredibly nice and friendly. It set the tone for a great day in DT Raleigh.

as an avid book collector/reader this was PERFECT for me on this trip! The cafe in the back was an…read moreAMAZING bonus!! They offer alternative milks so everyone could try the perfect combo of their flavor lattes. I got a small hot Winter Special: Cinnamon Bun w/ oat milk 100/10 (perfect balance of sweetness) and my mom got another Winter Special: Frosted Mint Mocha w/ almond milk 10/10 ("not too minty and not overpowering just right on point")!!!! & I picked up a staff rec poetry book and some cute stickers