Book Shops in Belfast in general

Newest Review: ... as you can think of. To make it a bit more individual it has a very good range of local and Irish books. Cramped children's section which is a shame. Nice coffee shop upstairs so you could find you lose a morning here! Also in the city centre are Easons and WH Smith, quite close to each other and stocking a very similar range of popular books, magazines and newspapers. The downstairs of the WH Smith is a bit airless and bunker like. Oxfam books, Botanic Nice new Oxfam books store, bright and well stocked. Virtually identical store in Rosemary Street in the city centre, also new. Great selection of used books, you never know what w... more

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Book Shops in Belfast in general: Browsing Belfast (419 words)
by - written on 20/11/08 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Bookshop generally are a bit of a dying breed which is such a shame. I can't however deny that the lure of Amazon is very strong as it's a favourite of mine but there is something about perusing a bookshop that is relaxing and so inviting. I doubt if Belfast is too different to any other city, my list will be fairly short but it isn't exhaustive. Waterstones - Fountain Street In the city centre, large bookshop spread over two floors. As with others in the chain it has a large selection of books covering as many subjects as you can think of. To make it a bit more individual it has a very good range of local and Irish books. Cramped ... Read the complete review

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