Unnameable Books - Brooklyn, New York

Unnameable Books è una libreria indipendente situata al 615 Vanderbilt Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238. Questa attività è specializzata nella vendita di libri usati e offre una vasta gamma di titoli per soddisfare i gusti di qualsiasi lettore.

Unnameable Books è una piccola impresa che si distingue per la sua accoglienza e la passione per la lettura. Il personale è sempre disponibile ad assistere i clienti nella ricerca del libro perfetto, offrendo consigli personalizzati e suggerimenti interessanti.

L'azienda offre diversi servizi per facilitare l'acquisto di libri, come il ritiro in negozio, l'acquisto in negozio, i servizi in loco, la consegna a domicilio e la consegna in giornata. Inoltre, Unnameable Books è accessibile alle persone in sedia a rotelle, con un ingresso e un parcheggio appositamente studiati per loro.

Un'altra caratteristica interessante di Unnameable Books è la possibilità di effettuare pagamenti tramite carte di credito, carte di debito, pagamenti mobile tramite NFC e persino con carte di credito. Questo rende l'acquisto di libri ancora più semplice e conveniente.

Unnameable Books ha una media di opinioni di 4.6/5 su Google My Business, con un totale di 424 recensioni. Questo dato dimostra la grande soddisfazione dei clienti che hanno scelto di acquistare libri in questa libreria indipendente.

Recensioni di Unnameable Books

Benjamin Zelditch

5/5

One the best bookstores in the area and a local favorite of mine. The used selection is a stand out. A shop I keep coming back to.

K H

4/5

Cute bookstore on Vanderbilt Avenue! There is a good variety of books such as philosophy, art history, fiction, etc. I mostly looked at classic children's books. I saw several early editions of Alice in Wonderland. Poetry seemed to be favored since there was one section dedicated to it! I also peeped at the open backyard, which seemed to be set up for events. It did feel a bit crowded when there were more than five people moving around to explore!

Justin Rogers-Cooper

5/5

One of the best used bookstores in New York, and in a great new spot attracting more readers than ever. Titles cater to politically and socially mindful, with great strengths in fiction, history, philosophy, and academic disciplines. Carts outside have some gems priced to go. Most of the stuff is quite reasonably priced, too. A solid selection of new books as well. I’m a super happy long-time patron because there’s always something new there, some title I’ve never heard of - definitely go for a browse before or after hitting up Ample Hills or Soda Bar across the street!

Lisa Boström

4/5

Amazing selection of books but the music felt like it was grinding my brain to a pulp and I had to leave. Some kind of droning, oppressive sounding music that felt the opposite of relaxing to me. I guess I could have asked the staff to turn it down but I felt like I’m a guest at their turf, so I didn’t want to make requests.

Jason Roberts

5/5

Excellent selection and reasonable prices. Picked up a couple of cool books on religion and also some kids' books. Also love that they are open late. Brooklyn needs more stores like this.

Eva Schicker

5/5

A pure joy to have such an exquisite book shop in the Prospect Heights neighborhood. The selection is excellent, a book browser’s paradise. I can’t express my thanks enough to the owners of this bookstore keeping the tradition of antiquarian and used books alive and thriving. Do visit. All COVID-19 measures in place.

Annie Lye

5/5

Floor to ceiling stacks of great used and new books, could’ve stayed there for hours!

Anna Karlien

5/5

I love buying books, especially cheap second-hand finds, and I also love philosophy books. I'd accepted that these things generally don't go together, with philosophy books going for 20+ dollars even second-hand. This bookshop changed my
life. I found books I'd sought for the longest time for under ten dollars, including Felski, Badiou, and so many good condition Verso books too! I bought an extreme amount of books on my NYC trip in many different shops, but this one stands out as my absolute favourite. Could visit it for hours every day and wouldn't get bored- just bankrupt, eventually. Really grateful to the owners for making philosophy/theory bookshopping affordable. 🙂