Book Stores near Bethel Park, PA
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“Have been for dinner many times - it is always an outstanding experience. Went with friends for brunch for the first time. It was a good experience. Pumpkin bread and beet yoghurt dip were delicious, rest of the dishes were ordinary. The service was a bit sporadic”
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“Mark, that works here, was an amazing help. Not only is he an avid reader, making him great at book recommendations, he knew where everything was, gave us the time we needed for questions and was very friendly!”
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“A mecca of sorts. Bill is a legend in the alt / indie / underground comics scene and runs this incredible store on his own, seemingly through pure magick and love.The selection is.. overwhelming, to put it mildly, but Bill somehow keeps a mental inventory of everything and will dig through boxes to find you some obscure gems.I wish i could spend weeks here (and a small fortune).Prices are great.The online shop is phenomenal if you can't make it in person.Support this Pittsburgh treasure!”
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“The best little metaphysical store east of the moon!A perfectly delightful spaceA extreamly knowledgeable owner, who can assist you , offering everything you could possibly need. For the seasoned practicer, or someone just starting upon their journey .”
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“Old Review: Love this local bookstore. Love the new ownership.New Review: I love what Arlan has done with this shop. Her presence online, her professionalism as a member of the bookselling community, and her contributions as a community member all stand out. I order books from her shop from way out here in Utah sometimes, and I am so glad she facilitates this. Great curated collection worth browsing. Small footprint, big heart.”
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“I absolutely adore this shop. They always have the best knickknacks and souvenirs. I like to look at the cook books that they have. I have been shopping here for about 4 years now and their staff is always very nice.”
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“Book shops are the best, ain't they. And Barnes and Nobles wins the prize. This place has a large collection of books with a variety of genres for all ages groups.”
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“I stumbled upon this little mom-and-pop shop while hunting for last-minute Christmas gifts. I thought I'd be in and out in 10 minutes because it looked tiny outside, but I was wrong! The shop's bigger inside than it seems. It's packed with books from floor to ceiling. Wandering through the twisty aisles feels like an adventure with those squeaky wooden floors and the fantastic smell of old books—total bibliosmia vibes. Seriously, before you hit up Amazon or a big bookstore, you should give this spot a chance. Support small business!”
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“Cute place to catch up with a good selection that appeals to modern tastes. Their baristas are incredibly personable and seemed to put some care into their drinks. Some sections have a limited selection, such as philosophy. However, it's worth a visit whether you're alone or with a friend.”
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“This bookstore has a small but good selection, plus they offer phenomonal and decadent flavors of ice cream! I would like to have a larger African American section to choose from, but the sales staff were sooo nice and accommodating, and they offered tables outside to read and enjoy ice cream. The bookstore is in The Terminal, and this is within the Strip, so you can walk, shop, eat, and enjoy the experience!”
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“I come here all the time because I have an unhealthy addiction to making my tbr cart way too full and the staff is super friendly and they have a good selection of books. I love cards unlimited in shadyside as well but I tend to always come here more because the selection is always bigger and I walk out with a new book 90% of the time I visit. They have stuff made my local artists, notepads, cards, etc as well so it’s a good place to stop for gifts too”
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“I want to add my review since the ones here are old and outdated. New owners took over the store in 2019, kept the Pinsker's name, and reverted it back to a Jewish shop with Judaica, religious and gift items for all ages and simchas, liturgical and Jewish-themed books for all ages, beautiful artwork, some fresh grocery items in a cooler at the front, and a variety of Kosher wine in the back. If they don't have something you need, they will gladly order it for you from one of their vendors. Mrs. Cohen runs the shop and manages to remain friendly and helpful even when serving several customers at once. Pittsburgh is lucky to have Pinskers back again!”
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“This place is a nice and very warm welcoming place. They have all the things that my kids and I need. My favorite part is the board game session and comics. They have all the collections of board games as well as comic books. My kids love the kid book session. They also have various items of clearance. I would recommend going to that session first to look for the things you are searching for because you might find it there with a great deal of value with a clearance. For example, I paid $5 for a puzzle that usually cost $25. I totally recommend visiting there.”
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“Great selection of books and office/composition/art supplies, and you can shop there without any university affiliation. Seems like it caters to students at all levels, their families, and anyone curious from the wider community.”
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“Went there to frame a painting, it was very nice experience. Was given proper attention and advice on finding a suitable frame. Also there is a 10-20% off based on how many times you have taken the service. I paid about 130 for medium range nice wooden frame for 18x14 painting. More basic options would cost less. They give honest opinion on the pros and cons too.”
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“Bookworms, unite! [Bookstore Name] is a paradise for readers. The smell of books when you walk in is heavenly, and they have a fantastic selection for all genres.”
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“A well hidden gem! They are a warehouse that sells books online. However, there is a door on side of the building for buying books on site. It’s cash only and you have to know what you’re looking for. They will grab it for you while you wait.I purchased a hardback cookbook that sells for $30 + . Mint condition. I paid $5.00.I believe this business is family run/owned. Very friendly and helpful staff.”
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“Saturday night beer and books are are a greet low key and fun activity when you’re feeling like getting out but not wanting to commit too hard. The staff and people who come through are so friendly and warm!”
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“Michael in the textbook department was super helpful about a possible textbook change for a class that my daughter is taking part 2 of this summer and part 1 of in the fall. He went out of his way to look up a possible version change before we got to the bookstore after speaking to my daughter and told her that if she had any problems at the start of to school year to stop by and ask for him!”
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“I really like the set up of this mall and the way it doesn't feel crowded when you're walking through it - even in the middle of the holiday season. There are a variety of stores and it's a great place to find the exact outfit you're looking for. I also thought the deals were really pretty amazing. Traffic getting here isn't fun, but this was the biggest negative. It's the go to place for that last minute thing you need. And if you need a pick-me-up, there is a giant Starbucks in the middle!”
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“I love that they don't emphasize or even sell newly published, meaningless fluff fiction like all the other bookstores nowadays. I like the zines, and the 'name your price' rolling bookshelf of books outside, the unique genres, and the not being followed or made to surrender my bag at the counter, lol.The selection of *non*-antiestablishment books, however, is a bit scarce. I mean, even people who've already read all those need something new to read now and again. And I didn't realize or see they had coffee and tea - what? - where was that?..Thank you for the visit to your lovely shop. Good luck in the new year.”
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“Great university and college staff will give you the best opportunity to visit in person, share experiences and enjoy Point Park University campus. I Encourage you to visit the university and enroll in this great University. Point Park University Has many students opportunities, scholarships plus multiple excellent programs in many disciplines including many corporations, funds and such as the National Science Foundation, Hearst Newspapers, etc. Point Park University in Pittsburgh PA also has a great liberal arts program with a major dance, theater and performing arts programs which we enjoyed.”
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“I needed some Duke apparel for basketball games. I was confused about where the Duquesne University Bookstore was since it is branded as a Barnes and Noble. Upstairs has plenty of Duquesne tee-shirts, sweatshirts, ball caps, etc. there are a few books along the outside walls. The main textbook area is downstairs. I didn't go down there. The apparel is expensive, which is typical for a University bookstore. I got what I needed and grabbed a snack in the integrated Starbucks.”
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“I wanna update my review from before since I am now a grateful CCAC Alumni. I took the court reporting program with Mary Beth Johnson and finished in two years. Now I am a working official court reporter, which is exactly what I wanted. I didn't have a degree before and felt so self-conscious about it. With this associate's degree, I finally feel proud of and genuinely happy with the job I have. I was able to get training precisely in my field and literally had a job already lined up the moment I graduated. I am still in contact with some of my fellow court reporting student peers from CCAC's stenography program. Two of them I literally work with and see every day. Talk about networking that has profound impacts on my daily life. TIP: Make sure for general education or prerequisites that you look up your professors on RateMyProfessor dot com before enrolling. It really help me know what I was getting into and going for teachers that would best fit with my learning needs. $$$: I have NO STUDENT DEBT all because CCAC was wildly affordable, and I got some help from state grants. 90% of the time when I applied for scholarships on CCAC's website, I was awarded them, which really added up. Most people don't apply for them for fear of wasting their time by not being picked. You should definitely capitalize on that! There were certainly ups and downs to getting where I am now, but I am so glad I stuck it out with CCAC. It really paid off.”
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“Cool books! You definitely get transported back to time. They have pretty cool postcards even cool photos that we can be taken back in time. Close to cmu and the museum”
“My mother in law took in at least 200-...prib closer to 300+ books in when cleaning out her estate and she only got approx $35. Even though she didn't get very much $ for the books but she got peace of mind because she and my late Father in law didn't want their books thrown in a dumpster. This place absolutely took all of their books and was very kind about it. They didn't refuse any so she appreciated that. Nice bookstore, atmosphere and good prices.”