20 Bookstores In Usa 🇺🇸

"Book heaven 🫶🏽 This was on my bucket list forever and it definitely matched my expectations. The blind book date section was my favourite, and I loved looking at the out of print books. Total recommend- it’s worth the hype."

"Pro Tip : Go to the 2nd floor once you enter because that's the fun part. Also, it closes half an hour before the full closure. So, if you are arriving in the evening, you don't wanna miss it. Overall, an amazing place for book lovers. Loved the book tunnel and book hole. Don't forget to take someone with you to take good pictures 😂. They also have DVDs if you are interested in that collection. The second floor also has a separate section where a person sells cute badges and hand painted collages.PS : Check out my photos for some cute things that you may encounter."

"This bookstore is amazing! My son and I went twice in the same day, because we had an appointment nearby, and we don't even live in Seattle! We spent a few hours here, and bought multiple books. We are already planning our next trip to Seattle specifically to visit this bookstore again."

"This place is an institution. For anyone that read and loved books from Kerouac or other Beat artists, it is an absolute must see while in San Francisco. The bookstore is not huge, but it is very pretty and the history behind this place is so rich and attractive. Would definitely recommend a stop at this place to anyone. Also, the location is really great: between little Italy and Chinatown, basically in the heart of San Francisco."

"I am so excited to have discovered this book store today. We decided to visit it as we love local book shops. I think I am in love with this book shop. It’s so huge and has a great selection of books. I love the vibe and everything about it. If you haven’t yet visited book place please do visit them. I love supporting local stores and I think this will be our family favorite and a frequent stop. They also have a quaint little coffee shop and also lots of seating where you can be immersed in a book. I just love this place and can’t contain my excitement."

"A true treasure and amazing iconic independent bookstore in the heart of Cambridge and across from Harvard Yard. One can spend many hours browsing, reading, and soaking in all the incredible inventory of classics and contemporary. Adult, children, middle school, and early readers. The staff recommendations are so carefully crafted and make you want to dive right in! A special and wonderful place to visit."

"The staff here are so friendly and knowledgable. We love Leo!There are a lot of good books to choose from here. They also have a section for books in Spanish.Also, their nighttime music / outdoor bar / lounge / hangout thing in the courtyard is soooo super.The indoor cafe was hopping too.They have a great little thing going here. I hope they stay here for a long time to come. 🙂❤️"

"What an amazing Bookstore! 3 levels and loads of charm and book genres! They have a great selection of whatever you can think of between art and architecture to non-fiction and fiction to an entire kids section to movies and film and banned books. I could've spent days in there! I would love to go back and cozy up in a corner with some coffee from one of the numerous coffee shops in Boulder and spend the day diving into a good read!"

"New location, still as good as bookstores get. Came with the 2-year-old for weekly reading sessions, still coming with the 12-year-old almost weekly to complement his library. And great selection for adults, too!"

"The most beautiful bookstore I've been to. There's a restaurant attached and tables and chairs where you can sit and read your new purchase.Staff are very friendly .Support this local bookstore! These types of places are treasures we are sadly loosing.Plenty of times besides books here.Whiskey glasses, china, clothes, trinkets are everywhere."

"This is a gem in Ann Arbor! I haven’t found a brick and mortal bookstore as cute as this one. Many books have handwritten introductions about them, and it is fun to look at stationaries the bookstore offers. I highly recommend you to stop by when you are in downtown Ann Arbor."

"Support local bookstores and buy something. This place is fun to see the wide variety of books spread over two floors and an outdoor alley. Outdoor shelves were $5 books. A throwback that I wonder how long will be there. Better to visit soon."

"Independent boom store owned by author, Anne Patchett located in Green Hills. Step into a world of wonder of books, attend a discussion, and grab some gifts! Definitely check this bookstore out!"

"One of my favorite bookstores. They have a great selection and very friendly staff. It’s a very welcoming space. I’ve found a ton of great deals on their used books in the basement as well!"

"I love this place so much. Between here and the art annex, I could absolutely kill several hours and still want to hang out inside. One of the best horror selections I’ve seen in a bookstore I’m a while that doesn’t rely too heavily on Stephen King. Additionally, they have an excellent list of author discussions/talks and other literary events."

"Such a cute little store! There are other Green Apple Books in SF, but this is by far the best location. It has really adorable artwork, stationary, and assortment of unique gifts I really adore. There is also a really great graphic novel section, with both well known and more obscure titles that are great finds. I also love how late they're open! If you're in the area, definitely take a look around and stop in."

"I read Louise Erdrich’s book, The Sentence set in part in her bookstore.It was a great store beyond the novel’s connection. The selection of Native American authors as well as jewelry and ribbon skirts made for a beautiful contemplative experience.Independent bookstores need us—shop and learn!"

"Every Tuesday after work, I ask my girlfriend if she’d like to go for a walk; it only took two weeks for her to realize that “go on a walk” means “walk all the way down First Street to Little City Books”. It just so happens that every Tuesday is also new release day!LCB is a quaint local book shop not far from the PATH and waterfront & they have an impressive selection for the size of the store.By the way, if you’re someone who doesn’t want to support small businesses or authors by paying cover price, instead of bringing up the price difference on Amazon, go to your local library instead. :)"

"Love it here. Huge selection for a corner store. Best sellers, hidden gems, local stars, and staff recommendations. And they’re happy to order anything they don’t have in stock."