Barber’s Book Store

General Bookstore

Barber’s Book Store is a bookstore listing in Fort Worth, Texas.

Address

901 Throckmorton St, Fort Worth, TX 76102, USA

Phone

+1 817-336-1021

Rating

4.5/5 from 194 reviews

Status

Operational

About this bookstore

Barber’s Book Store is listed in our US bookstores directory for Fort Worth, Texas.

Recent Google Reviews

Claudia Viazzoli5/5
5 months ago

If you’re at all into old cool books and have that pickers itch for sorting through rows and piles and stacks of them just to find the One, then you absolutely have to go here. No joke next time I’ll bring a power bar so I can stay longer. Welcoming in all ways including pricing. Thank you. I love the 2 books I took home and the experience.nDon’t miss out on sections like mysteries without cats!, magic, guns and ghosts🤓Go.

Tom OConnell5/5
a year ago

Barber’s Book Store is a hidden gem for book lovers and history buffs alike. Stepping inside feels like traveling back in time, with its vintage charm and carefully curated selection of books. Whether you're searching for rare finds, classic literature, or just a quiet place to browse, this store has something for everyone.nnThe staff is knowledgeable and friendly, always ready to help you discover a new favorite or share the history of the shop itself. It's more than just a bookstore—it's an experience, filled with nostalgia and character. If you're in the area, Barber’s Book Store is definitely worth a visit!

Diego Ramon5/5
3 months ago

Solid book store. Interesting books. I got aviation books. Descent selections.

Grace R4/5
2 years ago

I have driven past this place for years and decided I wanted to find it and go in recently. I had a hard time finding it online, but was able to ask around for the name and street (since I couldn't remember exactly). The books were greatly varying on subject matter, there is a large presence of history and art which was cool. Most of the aisles fit my manual wheelchair, but then I would have to backup to get towards the small center in order to turn since none of the aisles had enough space at their ends. There is also an entire upstairs, but I didn't get to see what it has since there's no elevator. It was cool, very much Inkheart feel, but I probably won't put it on my regular visit rooster since I can't move about easily.

David Teitelbaum5/5
2 years ago

One of the more distinctive, wonderfully labyrinthine bookshops I've been to–and I've been to quite a number of second-hand bookshops by now–where whimsy, rich variety, and organization reign. The proprietor is a colorful, friendly character–a truly charming Texan, with all that the compliment entails. Whenever you find yourself Downtown Fort Worth, do stop by and enjoy this rare gem; you're most likely going to find a book you never knew you needed, which you'll cherish greatly, and all for a GREAT price! Did I mention? The prices are very fair and not inflated, ESPECIALLY in the prime location this shop finds itself (I always assume a storefront in a downtown district will have gratuitously inflated prices; not this shop!)