Portland's oldest bookstore, Cameron’s Books has been serving the community since 1938. It offers a wide selection of used books and a significant collection of vintage periodicals.
Located in Multnomah Village, Annie Bloom’s Books has been a beloved independent bookstore since 1978. It offers a wide range of new titles and has a particularly strong children's section.
Serving the community since 1992, Broadway Books is known for its curated selection of new books and its commitment to local authors. They host frequent author readings and community events.
A cozy and colorful children’s bookstore located in the Alberta Arts District, Green Bean Books offers new and used books, along with educational toys and whimsical miniatures. They host community events like story times and author visits.
Specializing in used, rare, and vintage books, Mother Foucault’s Bookshop is a haven for serious readers and scholars. The shop frequently hosts poetry readings and literary events.
Daedalus Books offers a thoughtful selection of new and used titles, focusing on art, philosophy, theology, and literature. It's a favorite spot for scholars and avid readers.
Opened in 1997, Wallace Books is packed with new and used books, spanning every available space in its cozy Sellwood location. It's known for its warm, inviting atmosphere and extensive Pacific Northwest section.
The world's largest independent bookstore, Powell’s City of Books spans an entire city block and offers over a million books, both new and used. It's a literary landmark with frequent author events and a rare book room.
Opened in 2019, Melville Books is one of the smallest bookstores in Portland but offers a well-curated selection of used books. It's a charming spot to find literary treasures.