The concept is same as a bookstore has reading space and coffeeshops. However it is just not just a bookstore, you would easily feel the Harvard atmosphere from there and books choices are so great.
Coffee shop on the second floor serves Starbucks, and I've heard they stock cake from the Cheesecake Factory too. Three floors of books as well! And far less busy than the Starbucks across the street.
The coop cafe serves cheesecakes from Cheesecake Factory! The third floor is quiet and has a lot of study tables- buy yours a dessert and spend a few quiet hours here- it'll be a perfect afternoon :)
A respectably big book store staffed with real, live, helpful people who always have excellent recommendations. Beautiful woodwork, great selection, and a wonderful kids section downstairs.
Nab a comfy corner chair and stay a while! Though often crowded with Harvard students, the bookstore and café have a lot to offer customers, ranging from a delicious sandwich menu to free WiFi. Read more
Book lover or not, this is a paradise. You may find books at lower prices on Amazon. But if you are thinking prices then you shouldn't really visit this place. Smell of books wins you over.
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Meet Ramona Wheeler (Three Princes), James Cambias (A Darkling Sea), and Brian Staveley (The Emperor's Blades) on Thursday, February 13, 2014 at 7:00 PM as they read from their new novels. Read more
Same as every single universitybookstore. It's expensive and they sell that topically things like hats, sweaters, and branded stuff of Harvarduniversity
Remember, it's the "coupe," not the "co-op". Founded in 1882 by a group of Harvard students, the Coop is one of the country's largest bookstores. Read more
While it feels like a big box bookstore, this is an old institution that is worth visiting. Remember who this bookstore serves and then you'll realize how unique it's offerings can be.
The Coop (The Harvard/MIT Cooperative Society) was founded in 1882 by a group of students, as a cooperative which would provide the academic and professional community with a place to buy merchandise.
Since 1882, this Harvardlandmark has been a staple of Harvard Square. Browse for a new book or shop their wide array of official Harvard gear. Read more