Ashley C.
4/6/2025
Wow, what a hidden gem! It's unassuming from the outside but it's just beautiful inside. So many plants it's like a garden; light yet cozy, with plenty of comfortable couches to hang in. It was my...
Chaparral Books
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5210 SW Corbett Ave
Portland, OR 97239
Chaparral Books specializes in offering a wide selection of fine and collectible books in Portland, Oregon. Situated at 5210 S Corbett Avenue, their store presents a treasure trove of hard-to-find, out of print, used, and rare books for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
With a focus on Native American, Western Americana, and pop culture titles, Chaparral Books stands out for its diverse inventory catering to a range of interests. Their collection spans categories like women in the American West, railroads, poetry, Oregon birds, and biography.
Book lovers can anticipate upcoming readings and events at Chaparral Books, with featured themes such as Western Notables, Native American culture, and the history of the American West. Discover a world of literary exploration at this welcoming establishment across from Elephants Deli on Corbett.
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4.010 reviews
Andrea K.
3/4/2023
Very knowledgeable and kind employees. Incredible book selection! The owner was willing to look at some books I found and gave me honest and reasonable advice.
Kimberly G.
9/9/2023
Just visited the best bookstore in the world. Hate to be redundant, not true I live to be redundant. This is a fabulous place, I found a grand book on bridges today - saw an old friend and...
Katie S.
11/13/2021
Great bookstore. They have a great selection and have made special orders for us. Also it's pet friendly which is so helpful! The staff/owners are very nice too. Also has a very nice vibe,...
Nicole M.
1/30/2022
My family went to the owner with some really old and rare books. He was only interested in 2 books and some old Shakespeare Bill plays. He asked if he could keep them to do some research. He...
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