Rohan H.
8/25/2025
I have recently ordered a special book that was to be a present for someone close to me. But due to me being so far away, and having a time constraint, I had to message and call the book store a...
Porter Square Books
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1815 Mass Ave
Cambridge, MA 02140
Porter Square Books, nestled in Cambridge, MA, offers a diverse range of literary treasures to its patrons. With a dedicated team of booksellers, the bookstore curates an array of titles for readers of all ages and interests. In addition to its extensive collection, Porter Square Books provides a cozy atmosphere where book enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the joy of reading.
Moreover, Porter Square Books is not just a bookstore, but a community hub that hosts engaging events such as book clubs and author readings. The bookstore's commitment to fostering a love for literature is evident in its various programs, including the PSB Writers in Residency initiative and the Prison Book Program Partnership. Visitors can also enjoy a cup of coffee at the Page & Leaf Cafe while exploring the enriching world of books.
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4.0239 reviews
Nat B.
6/21/2024
This is my favorite independent book store of all time. They have a variety of books that include niche and top picks. In addition, they host really cool events. One time, they brought the author...
Hubert H.
12/18/2024
The new Porter Square Books is a delight! Newly renovated and relocated into the Lesley University building, they have a much larger floor space and with more space means greater selection and...
Valerie L.
5/23/2025
This is my favorite general bookstore. With the new location, there's even free parking behind the building, making going there even easier and more pleasant than before. Twice lately I've learned...
Anon L.
8/4/2025
The move has probably brought new customers, and lost the old. I still find it disastrous to move around. It is not good for people with physical challenges. I am less interested in the NYT top 20...
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