Nashville's Best Bookstore

Reviews:

• “Good store, I like it.”
• “Pretty Average”
• “Make a Day of it…Worth the Trip!”

Hastings Books Music & Video

An extensive selection of books and cozy spots to read make this bookstore a relaxing haven.

Tips: Buy tickets to TPAC events at Davis-Kidd’s little-known ticketing center. This service is in-person only; no phone sales.

Davis-Kidd Booksellers and Cafe

Patience rewards the book lover who knows to look two-deep into the stacks.

Reviews:

• “Lack of friendly faces…”
• “Don’t miss this charmer”
• “Bookman for all readers”
• “Excellent”
• “My Favorite Bookstore”

Tips: Enjoy a brewski and sandwich at the Villager Tavern a few doors up.

Bookman Rare and Used Books

Used bookstore stocks more than 60,000 titles, specializing in art history, religion, classics, cookbooks and audio books. Paperback trade-ins welcome.

Reviews:

• “Strong overall, but some minor quibbles”
• “Great place for school reading lists!”
• “Book store of choice”

Book Attic

An easy-access resource for books of any stripe, with impressive children’s, business and bestseller sections.

Barnes & Noble

Shop for books, music and more in a warm, relaxing and customer-friendly environment.

Reviews:

• “It’s not just about cheap books”

Tips: Most locations have an in-store cafe, featuring caffeinated specialty drinks and a small selection of baked goods.

Borders

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