Beautiful and quite large library. One of the cleaner LA libraries I've been to, with plenty of…read moreparking. We came for a kids' event that taught about poison in animals and also had a bunch of reptiles on display to see. They also host a ton of different popular events at this library, so I'd definitely come back to check those out.

This bookstore is located inside the Diamond Bar Library (by the self-checkout stations). The…read moreselection of books in this bookstore is incredible. The books are categorized by genres. The shelves at the back of the store contains the books that are part of the $5 sale (fill up the plastic bag with as many books as you want for $5). The newer books are by the shelf closest to the cashier. I got some (almost) brand new books ranging from $2-$4.

I. Love. Cafe Con Libros. The staff is so nice and suggest great books. I love the decor and the…read morelending library. It's just a great store that's a staple in the community. They have a mix of new and a lot of used books you can also buy. I'm so glad I found it and will keep supporting them/going to events. I went to the horror panel they had recently and I was so happy to be able to go.

Great little bookstore. Very friendly. They have new and used books. Seating and a lending library…read morewhere you can leave a book or donation in exchange for a book. Coffee and tea are also available for a donation whle bottled drinks are available for purchase.

The owners, Brad and Jen, are truly amazing and love what they do. I inherited a lot of old books…read more(as in 20-ish bankers boxes full)- many rare and in good condition. They examined each volume and offered a fair price for the ones worthy of selling in their store or at book fairs. I learned many of the books were in good condition and very old, yet have little value in the current market. They advised me of where to sell other books in the collection which had little value, were not rare and/or in need of repair. Really nice folks. As a society we must support our local economy by patronizing our independent book sellers. Covina... you have a treasure!

Very rude staff / owner…read more On 9/4/2026 I went inside to look for autographed celebrity culinary books but when I opened a Pelican case that was on a table, the woman yelled out saying not to touch. How rude ! Turned me off immediately, dropped the book I had and walked out. Why she couldn't have said something like "can I help you find something" ? Avoid at all costs - this place does not want business.

Store has amazing ambience and a variety of things to collect. Bought a blind bag and am very…read morepleased.

I've been an anime fan for over 20 years and having grown up in this area, I've seen quite a few…read moreanime stores come and go. In this modern era where you can pretty much buy any anime merch you want online, Anime Station still manages to provide a unique, curated shopping experience with the following: 1) Constantly updating with new products and new anime goods. Everytime I visit, there's something different and it's fun to just browse. 2) Capsule machines. There's a good number of them and while they are just a bit pricey, the variety and unusual prizes are worth it. 3) Official goods. As far as I can tell, most of the items are officially licensed and displayed in an orderly, neat way. 4) Ichiban kuji. If you don't know, Ichiban kuji is a prize lottery where you buy tickets towards different tiers of prizes. There are ways to purchase the prizes online but it's much more convenient the way they have you purchase tickets here. The Ichiban kuji available here are a good mix of older anime and new ones. It's also really nice that they have the prizes on display so you have a better idea of the actual product. It's often hard to tell sometimes what a prize is really like from photos or sample illustrations online. Today when I stopped by, Kate and the young man working (sorry forgot his name) helped me out to purchase tickets for the Frieren Ichiban kuji and I was able to get the special last prize!! Thank you so much!

This is a nice little Chinese bookstore that has a lot of the supplies for beginning Chinese brush…read morepainters like myself. It had the most variety of brushes, large sheets of rice paper, and the most affordable sumi ink I've ever bought, even when compared to Amazon! And it has that potent charcoal smell so yu know its real, way better than the cheap stuff from daiso.

From the owner: we are a traditional Chinese bookstore. we have runned the…read morestore about 30 years.

Bought these headphones and they didn't work. They processed my return fast (even when I forgot my…read morereceipt and only had my bank statement). They were so nice and service was great.

I'm new to the school, and i accidentally bought a Garbage frozen sandwich from here, just wanted a…read morequick snack before class, but this place reminded me why I always leave campus to go eat. They don't care about students at all. When I brought it to their attention and asked for a refund. They just said it's not their problem, Tough luck, go microwave it. The microwaves are in a totally different building, I couldn't find it. They gave another person a refund here, not sure why I got denied. I've had these sandwiches before at airports and they're not supposed to be ice cold and inedible.

I love love to come here for my gifts and find out birthday cards !!! They have a great selection…read more. The prices a very competitive and the service is great !

GSCB (Golden Springs Christian Bookstore) is at the corner front, inside the Calvary Chapel Golden…read moreSprings church but with separate entrance outside. This bookstore is open on weekdays (except Fridays). Staff (perhaps volunteers) are transparent and friendly, though some are not always warm as the others. There are quite a substantial amount of faith-based merchandise inside: from different bible versions (NLT, NKJV, KJV, NIV, ESV, NASB, Tyndale, etc) in different sizes; clothings; jewelry and accessories; bible covers and bags; notebooks and journals; study and commentary books; home decorative items; witnessing tracts; writing instruments and highlighters; as well as children's materials inclusive of toys, books, media items, etc. GSCB usually have "discount" on their items, thus, pretty affordable for purchase. We find ourselves regularly visiting GSCB to collect favorite items such as bibles we could share to friends, and bible verse-based merchandises like The Armor of God collections, Wings like Eagles, The Godly Women, and other interesting find for those who enjoy reading, and even decorating with inspiring or motivational texts. GSCB is open to everyone, not just to members of CCGS. That's what I like the most.

I mean if you haven't visited frank and son... are you really a true nerd? I don't think so. I've…read morebeen to Frank and son since they were located at the previous location when I was kid. That place felt massive. This location does feel a little smaller, but it's still massive. Plenty of vendors and variety, some shady vendors that will overcharge too much or just be plain rude, but overall it's a great experience as you will find very niche and interesting/weird stuff. You will also find vendors selling things for great prices. Make sure to bring cash and most vendors will give you a discount. The only downside is even with the ridiculously large parking area, it STILL fills up every single day. It's literally always busy, so prepare to walk a lot. Always fun to visit every once in a while.

This place is so popular that it is very hard to find parking. I used to come here as a kid with…read moremy brother and we would peruse the aisles looking for treasures. comic books, transformers, Nintendo games, etc. you never know what you can find in a box or a shelf for a dollar. One time, I was looking at buying some TCG cards, when a guy bought a whole booster box, opened them all, picked out the couple cards he wanted and asked the vender if they wanted to buy the rest back. Vender refused, so I offered $20 for everything. It was amazing. Now, it's gotten way too commercial for my liking. Everything cost way more than they should, and You can't find a deal anywhere. Last week, I came in looking for a couple MTG to fill out my cEDH deck. Seller says they price things competitive off TCGPlayer website, and then quoted me $6over the tcg price for a $20 card. He says they have to charge more since the booth costs them money. So... I could just buy online, save the upcharge, and you will have to pay for shipping? Thanks but no thanks.

This toy store is unique and magical for many reasons…read more This is a magical place for our family because of the thoughtfully curated items within its walls. It is not overwhelmingly superfluous. This store lends itself to making thoughtful purchases, allowing us to think about the recipient and the joy it will bring them. This store and the items they have on their shelves really speak to the purpose of toys, but also their expertise of providing what is trending in addition to the classics that continue to bring smiles and joy to people. I've gifted items to high school graduates, college graduates, primary school aged children in my family, and colleagues from this store and they all loved and almost all of them knew the items I purchased! I love the feeling of giving a gift and knowing the recipient loves it.

Wonder Emporium is such a fun shop! The owners are always incredibly welcoming and fair, and the…read morestore always has the funnest toys and surprises for kids. We were especially thankful to attend the recent NeeDoh drop! Unfortunately, there was an uncomfortable situation outside in the parking lot involving an older woman approaching customers to purchase their newly purchased NeeDohs and taking pictures of people waiting in line without permission. This was not related to the shop itself, but I wanted to mention it so others attending future squishy drops can be aware. Overall, we highly recommend Wonder Emporium and always enjoy supporting this wonderful local shop!