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The most amazing, spectacular, treasure trove of secondhand books, graphic novels, vinyl, and sheet music you could ever wish to explore.
Every room and space is packed with shelves and stacks of books from the cellar to the 3rd floor. There are plenty of chairs dotted around to sit and check out whatever you're interested in.
Loyalty card available for the avid reader. Even if you don't really do books, do pop in for a look as you are likely to be surprised with what you find. The building itself and the staircase are worth a gander.
The staff are truly amazing. They know where everything is, so if you've not got the time to hunt out what you're looking for, just ask.
You can also find a good range of new locally published books by local authors on sale.
There's disc zone parking nearby and a pay and display car park to the rear. It's also only a short walk from both train and bus stations.
For new books, you pop to the bottom right of the building to Bookends, and if your searching has made you hungry or thirsty through the back of Bookends, you'll find the Cakes & Ale Café where indoor and outdoor seating is available.
Alexander Hylton Parker
+5
This has several floors stairs and a basement. It's got more books than I've ever seen and is more of a labyrinth experience than a shop. Honest, this place is a bookworm paradise. It also has a cafe. If you like barter books, you'll be amazed by this.
I love this magical place and have done since the first time I set foot in it. An amazing array of many books old and new. The staff are wonderful and I really wished I could sit in for storytelling.
The book clubs are well run and there are lots of interesting people who share a love of books.
The cafe is cosy and quiet and the garden feels like stepping back in time. All the staff are happy and welcoming. Dogs are more than welcome too.
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