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Me with sticker and book purchased. Sitting outside Carmichael's Bookstore.
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Carmichael's Bookstore Bookstore ·$$

Although both of our stores (1295 Bardstown Rd & 2720 Frankfort Ave) are small, they offer a hand-picked selection of titles reflecting both the taste of the owners and that of the neighborhoods they are a part of. From the very beginning Carmichael's has been committed to being a neighborhood gathering place by being open seven days a week and every evening. Both stores are on corners that hum with activity - walkers, joggers, dogs and children, families and couples - lively streetscapes never darkened by the shadow of a big box store.

Website: carmichaelsbookstore.com

Phone: (502) 896-6950

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Frankfort Ave and S Bayly Ave

Open now

  • Sat 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

2720 Frankfort Ave Louisville, KY 40206 ·339.68 mi

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L S. 08/22/26

Very quaint enjoyable shop with new items and a decent children/young adult selection to keep the young minds reading. No discounts but love to support local shops. Service was a welcoming...

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Emily H. 01/31/26

I have spent more money recently at Carmichael's perhaps than ever before, and I couldn't be happier about it! Over the past two years, reading has become my favorite past time, and I've started...

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Audrey H. 08/06/26

Carmichael's is a must-visit every time I am in Louisville. The booksellers are some of the nicest people I have ever met (to the bookseller who complimented my Dan and Phil shirt-- you rock!)....

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Amanda H. 12/23/25

This is by far my favorite local bookstore! They have a good variety of books including romance, science fiction, non-fiction, young adult, children, etc. They also have local goods and other book...

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Stephanie D. 02/10/26

Love this bookstore, they're a complete vibe! It's small but contains everything you need. The only thing I wish is that there was seating inside the bookstore to have a cup of coffee or tea. The...

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